Month: August 2009

Last week, the city’s public works department did what many astute political agencies have done over the years, and dropped some controversial news into the perceived weekend media black hole. In a press release, director

The Chronicle‘s Caucasian Think Tank* had this laugher on the weekend editorial page: Some advice to the incoming superintendent to prevent future heartburn: Houston has an aggressive news corps, and reporters will not settle for

According to Congressman Gene Green’s website; Town hall meetings are one of my favorite ways to communicate with constituents. I have held hundreds during my years of service in Congress and always welcomed everyone to

The Chronicle‘s Bradley Olson reports today that Senate Candidate Bill White’s travel schedule has been cutting into the time Mayor Bill White can devote to issues in the City of Houston: White acknowledged in an

Craig Malisow at the Houston Press Hair Balls blog informs that City Council will take up the question of BARC “Change Agent” Gerry Fusco’s ridiculous contract tomorrow (August 19). People who follow the matter —