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November 2, 1995
Razing Hopes (Part II)
Thousands of people in Dallas need a cheap place to live. So why is the city destroying homes that could be saved?
Blogs
June 26, 2009
Pitcure Show: Last Night's Michael Jackson Candlelight Vigil in Duncanville
Patrick MichelsFrom left, Blanca Martinez, Giles Prather and Marcus Smith with candles and Michael Jackson memorabilia last night in Duncanville.Last night in Duncanville, at the corner of Westmoreland and Wheatland, in the parking lot for a shuttered old Albertson's grocery store, K104 DJ Cat Daddy ... More >>
Blogs
September 8, 2009
First Look: El Tizoncito Taqueria
How far would you go for a really great taco? Guess it depends on your definition of "great". We're of the opinion that taco perfection comes in many guises, whether tucked in the corner of a Tex-Mex combo plate or served through a walk-up window at a certain area truck stop. Tacos, by nature, ... More >>
Blogs
October 15, 2009
Brent Brown, Head of City Hall's New CityDesign Studio, On Redesigning Dallas
Brandon ThibodeauxBrent Brown, Mary Suhm's choice to head up the Dallas CityDesign StudioEven after having mentioned the Dallas CityDesign Studio -- which the Trinity Trust is paying for, thanks to Rusty and Deedie Rose's $5 million donation -- a few times, we still didn't know what the what it's ... More >>
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April 2, 2010
A Moving Good Friday Tradition Returns with Tonight's DART Stations of the Cross
Church in the CliffLeaving tonight from Mockingbird Station, it's a ride on the spiritual side.It's not often that community art, religion and public transportation overlap, but they will tonight as the DART Stations of the Cross marks Good Friday along the Red and Blue Lines. Last year's ride w ... More >>
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July 16, 2010
After 12-Year Search for Missing Son, Mother Doesn't Buy Ellis County Sheriff's Suicide Story
Jacob Whitt's driver's license photoIn 1997, Jacob Whitt was a 21-year-old anxious to get out of his tiny Central Florida hometown and start a life somewhere new. Truckers passing through told him Dallas was the place to move if he wanted to make some money, so that August he headed west, moving in ... More >>
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November 18, 2010
Barefoot in the Park Pavilion, or: How the City's Putting Art Into Neighborhoods
The St. Augustine Park Pavilion, built in 2008On Sunday we took a look at the new pavilions at Brownwood Park on Walnut Hill Lane, just as they were getting their finishing touches following some issues with a contractor that tried to cut corners. At which point Willis Winters, assistant directo ... More >>
Blogs
January 28, 2011
Dallas PD on the Kidnapping That Wasn't
At 10:24 this morning, Dallas Police first sent word that a 6-month-old girl had been kidnapped on Westmoreland Road; a short time after that came that Amber Alert, which turned out to be a false alarm. (Jack E. Jett, take a bow.) Moments ago, Senior Corporal Kevin Janse sent this release detaili ... More >>
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March 29, 2011
Los Altos de Jalisco No. 4 Is Almost a Showstopper
I found another one! This week's Taco Trail stop hosts a drag-queen revue like other taquerías around town. The show advertisement emblazoned across the restaurant's delivery van wasn't exactly the first thing I wanted to catch my eye that day, but luckily, a little salsa and a tuck mean som ... More >>
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December 10, 2011
How Will Dallas Roll Out New Bike Plan? Just Look at the Plan For Fort Worth Avenue.
Click to enlarge for a better look at a proposed plan to redo Fort Worth Ave.By 2021 the city of Dallas hopes to have 1,296 miles of here-to-there dedicated to cyclists, 456 of which would be off-road -- trails, let's say. Which leaves the rest, 840 miles, spread up and down the cracked concrete, ... More >>