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Let's see a report on the yellow light times at these intersections

August 4, 2007 Anne Linehan

On the Chron’s City Hall blog, Matt Stiles posts the latest information on the city’s red light cameras: The department has issued 89,000 citations, and about 57 percent of the cited motorists have paid. This

The Insite tells "the rest of the story"

August 2, 2007 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Mike Glenn has a sanitized account of an HPD press conference earlier today: A group of ministers appealed for people to remain calm Thursday in the wake of the fatal shooting of an

MOJO radio, or just BAD radio?

August 2, 2007 Kevin Whited

KPRC-950’s big format flip took place earlier this week (for the most part), and as the Chronicle‘s Andrew Guy reports for the Chronicle, that means Walton and Johnson are now back on Clear Channel. They’re

But everybody was a winner before the shakedown

August 1, 2007 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Melanie Markley reports that Council could vote as soon as next week to approve Mayor White’s multimillion-dollar shakedown of the Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation: The Houston City Council is expected to

Corrections from the Editorial LiveJournalists?

July 31, 2007 Kevin Whited

We were a little shocked to see the following corrections in the Chronicle today:

Nice park or expensive boondoggle?

July 31, 2007 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Lisa Falkenberg doesn’t like Steve Radack’s Soapwood Derby park. Lou Minatti doesn’t like Falkenberg’s characterization of the park project. We link, you decide. BLOGVERSATION: Lose an Eye, It’s a Sport.

Chron profiles Sidney Berger, one of UH's many gems

July 30, 2007 Kevin Whited

This weekend, the Chronicle ran an interesting profile of Sidney Berger, the renowned chair of UH’s school of theater, who is stepping down after 38 years at the helm: When Sidney Berger became chairman of

Interest groups promote interests (updated)

July 30, 2007 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee today wrote about his field trip to look at freight train operations with the Citizens’ Transportation Coalition. This blurb describing the group (the third graf) caught my eye: Self-described as an

Peter Brown fights for better streets around the Menil

July 29, 2007 Anne Linehan

Last week, the Chron ran a This Week story about how Menil officials and Councilman Peter Brown want the City of Houston to repair the streets around the museum: The city of Houston is working

Marvin Zindler, 1921-2007

July 29, 2007 Kevin Whited