Daily Archives: September 24, 2007

Noriega wins DFT endorsement

In the end, it wasn’t even close. Which isn’t really a surprise when you realize how much Rick Noriega has to offer progressive voters. What more can you say? For good reason, I believe in Rick Noriega. Here’s what DFT … Continue reading Continue reading

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The ghosts of Flatbush

Fifty years ago today, the Dodgers played their last game in Brooklyn. When former Dodgers pitcher Danny McDevitt threw a ceremonial first pitch to ex-batterymate Joe Pignatano at a Brooklyn Cyclones minor league game in June, more than 7,900 fans … Continue reading Continue reading

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Interview with Council Member Anne Clutterbuck

While most of my energy in covering the City Council races is going to focus on the open seats, I am also going to interview some of the incumbent Council members who have opposition this fall. With that in mind, … Continue reading Continue reading

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GLBT Political Caucus endorses revised HISD bond proposal

This is the first genuine good news I’ve heard for the HISD bond proposal so far. [Saturday], the [screening] committee [for the Houston GLBT Political Caucus] met once again with a representative from HISD. The revised proposal was presented, and … Continue reading Continue reading

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Another high-rise, another neighborhood uproar

This sort of thing is becoming more and more commonplace; I’m talking about both the type of project and the neighborhood reaction to it. A standing-room-only crowd packed the Poe Elementary School auditorium on Thursday night to oppose a 23-story … Continue reading Continue reading

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Revitalizing Montrose

This sounds interesting. With a little motivation, a group of like-minded people could change the look of one of Houston’s major streets. The idea to revitalize Montrose Boulevard and make it one of the city’s few walkable corridors has been … Continue reading Continue reading

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