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Investigators seize more documents from Mayor Pro Tem's office (updated)

March 14, 2006 Anne Linehan

via KHOU-11: For the second time Tuesday, investigators from the district attorney’s office took documents from former Mayor Pro Tem Carol Alvarado’s office. In their second trip, they took one box from the office. Officials

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City of Houston Department of GLBT Travel

March 14, 2006 Anne Linehan

That’s what we need, apparently: Houston hosts one of the biggest and best gay pride parades in the county, while Dallas’ parade pales in comparison. Yet, Big D recently made headlines by creating a direct

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Culberson: NASA's 2007 budget "devastates" scientific research

March 13, 2006 Anne Linehan

SciGuy Eric Berger posts on NASA’s 2007 budget cuts for scientific research, and Rep. John Culberson’s concern about the cuts. Rep. Culberson’s letter provides a road map for how funding can be restored and points

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Metro's effort to reduce light rail accidents

March 13, 2006 Anne Linehan

Metro is trying to reduce accidents at two locations along the Danger Train route by installing flashing red lights. Rad Sallee has the details in today’s Move It! column.

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DA's office investigating TSU spending scandal

March 13, 2006 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Matthew Tresaugue continues to keep an eye on the spending scandal at Texas Southern University. Last week, he reported: While Texas Southern University’s inquiry into the personal expenses of President Priscilla Slade nears

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Bridging the digital divide, Grant/White style!

March 13, 2006 Kevin Whited

Last week, the Chronicle‘s Alexis Grant ran a story on Mayor White’s plan to get private companies to build a downtown wireless internet bubble that could eventually be expanded to cover the whole city. Grant

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Chron bolsters its research department

March 13, 2006 Anne Linehan

By using student labor: This year, Texas newspapers and schools have joined the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas in encouraging open-records research for students. The Chronicle has asked students at 32 area school districts

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City of Houston Parking Management website

March 13, 2006 Anne Linehan

The City of Houston’s new Parking Authority now has a dedicated website. It includes FAQ’s, parking tips and a section on how to resolve tickets. Unlike other cities’ parking authorities, this site does not include

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Are you in the market for a parking garage?

March 13, 2006 Anne Linehan

The Fannin Street Garage at 1112 Clay Street is for sale. PowerPoint display and relevant links are here. Happy bidding!

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Food and drink roundup (03-12-2006 edition)

March 12, 2006 Callie Markantonis

It’s time for a Sunday night food and drink roundup. Let’s get started, shall we? Alison Cook hopes downtown’s El Centro Restaurant sticks around for a while. She has also started an excellent new Chron

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