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Told You So
It's not nice to say "I told you so," but ... in February I predicted that the United States would seek a one-to-one deal...
Turbulence
A flamenco dancer shimmied and snapped her fingers for the large crowd of local and state politicians, employees, and reporters who converged on Dallas/Fort...
Remedial Reading for Mayors
Last week, Fort Worth fired its man in charge of handling funds for inner-city housing - mostly money from the U.S. Department of Housing...
E-mail Trail
When Bob Mhoon e-mailed several Tarrant County College officials in April, the firebrand critic of the college district was hoping for action. But he...
Be Happy at JPS
To the editor: Way to go! "Nurses Unite" (May 6, 2009) has really helped the nursing shortage ... to continue. What could be worse...
Fixing TxDOT’s Wagon
In the Texas Legislature, today's solution often turns out to be tomorrow's problem. The latest example is the effort to make changes at the...
Dissecting the Evidence
Dr. Nizam Peerwani is probably the highest-profile medical examiner in the United States. His territory covers four counties, but he's been called upon often...
A Bright Win for Poly
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Gary Braudaway's brown hair is orange today. The principal...
Guns, Shields, Pigs
Laura Elizabeth Morales, writing recently for the Texas Insider political web site, bemoaned the fact that a bill that would allow concealed weapons on...
Sunshine for the Zoo
A contract renegotiation between Fort Worth Zoo officials and city staff - or, perhaps, a lack of negotiation - has some residents suspecting monkey...
