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November 2, 2011
There Are No Texas Oysters in Your Near Future
Steven DoyleHouston-based food journalist Robb Walsh wrote yesterday about the red tide outbreak, which has caused the delayed opening of Texas' oyster beds. Oyster harvesting was closed until further notice by the Texas Department of Health State Services (DSHS) on October 26, leaving Walsh ... More >>
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December 6, 2007
American Toxic
The railroad tie plant that gave birth to tiny Somerville may now be killing the town, residents claim
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August 17, 2006
Pubic Enemies
The problems of pointing a laser where the sun don't shine
News
February 17, 2005
Right Hand of God
Two Texas leaders of the extreme Religious Right get ready to flex their political muscle
Calendar
July 1, 2004
This Week's Day-By-Day Picks
Two Texas leaders of the extreme Religious Right get ready to flex their political muscle
News
March 25, 2004
R.I.P.ped
Even former Mr. America Mike Scarcella wasn't strong enough to beat the horrors of GHB addiction
News
October 2, 2003
Getting the Bird
West Nile keeps animal control officers hopping to collect dead birds
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July 24, 2003
Consider the Source
Planned Parenthood refuses to give up the dole without a fight
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July 11, 2002
Hope in Hell
Cameron Park, Texas, is the poorest town in the U.S.A. But its residents say life has never been better.
News
February 28, 2002
Catch Those Tigers
Years of little or no regulation have made Texas a place where big cats prowl--and sometimes kill
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February 14, 2002
The Next Breast Thing
Build a better fake boob, and women will beat a path to your door, along with the occasional lawsuit
News
December 27, 2001
Down by the Old Mill
A band of East Texas environmentalists takes on a polluting paper plant and proves that might doesn't always make right, even in a company town
Dining
March 1, 2001
Cloudy Issue
Bill proposes to ban smoking in Texas restaurants
News
February 22, 2001
Planet Mold
The latest environmental hazard in Dallas and the country is displacing homeowners, covering walls and pets, and making lawyers even richer. Welcome to the weird world of "black mold."
News
May 25, 2000
Howard's End
Carlton Stowers goes in search of the dark muse that inspired pulp-fiction legend Robert E. Howard, the West Texas recluse who created Conan the Barbarian
News
January 13, 2000
Bay botch
Oysterman Joe Nelson says pollution is slowly killing Galveston Bay. Is anyone listening?
News
June 3, 1999
Unacceptable Risk
Texas health officials say that mandatory childhood vaccinations against hepatitis B will prevent the spread of life-threatening illness. But which is riskier--the disease or the vaccine?
News
November 5, 1998
Prime cut
Religious circumciser Rabbi Michael Rovinsky is skilled, funny, and popular among both his Jewish and gentile clients. But is this mohel a brazen self-promoter who is maiming our children by doing God's work?
News
September 10, 1998
Chemical Warrior
When Phyllis Glazer learned a chemical plant was making her East Texas neighbors sick, the wealthy Dallas homemaker could have cut and run. Instead, she chose to stay, fight, and win.
News
August 7, 1997
Dumped On
How greedy property owners and careless bureaucrats let a massive illegal landfill grow in the back yard of a black Dallas neighborhood
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July 3, 1997
Letters
How greedy property owners and careless bureaucrats let a massive illegal landfill grow in the back yard of a black Dallas neighborhood
News
June 19, 1997
Something In The Air
Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report
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March 27, 1997
Betty's In Charge
Is Dallas County's most explosive bureaucrat ruining the health department?
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September 19, 1996
Static Quo
The City of Dallas could make a fortune from WRR-FM. But powerful friends don't want anything to change at their little radio station.
News
August 29, 1996
Letters
The City of Dallas could make a fortune from WRR-FM. But powerful friends don't want anything to change at their little radio station.
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April 18, 1996
Epidemic of hope
A new family of drugs may offer AIDS patients a new lease on life
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April 4, 1996
Seeing yellow
Dallas massage therapist says SWBYP's gives folks the wrong idea about his business
News
June 8, 1995
Dog and pony show
A small-town uproar follows shooting of two beloved pets

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