As we noted earlier, Sherry Sylvester predicted that the state’s major newspapers would endorse President Bush, and then use that endorsement as cover to continue their left-of-center coverage the rest of the time. In the
blogHOUSTON hears that Bill Balleza’s Newsmakers program will feature an interesting discussion of Proposition One and Proposition Two. The program airs on KPRC-2 at 9 am on Sunday, for those who are interested. MORE: Websites
Yesterday’s Chronicle carried an interesting story about an archaeologist’s efforts to find and catalog historical artifacts on the future site of two HISD schools, in the Fourth Ward: If he could do things the way
U.N. PROGRAM WAS EXPLOITED BY SADDAM Yes, this is an AP story the Chronicle is running and it says it contains new information, but it’s still amusing that more than two weeks after this story
In an update posted on October 22, Sherry Sylvester suggested why the state’s major newspapers would endorse President Bush’s re-election: The guys who are watching the bottom line at the big Texas papers know that
Eric Bearse, communications director for Governor Rick Perry (R), engages in some textual analysis of recent Clay Robison columns in a letter the Chronicle published earlier this week: Though it is not unusual for Chronicle
Lately, the Chronicle has been producing some silly staff editorials. We don’t especially want to turn this site into a daily Fisking of their latest pablum, but it’s hard to ignore an editorial page that
A noise-reduction plan has been sent to the FAA by residents surrounding Bush Intercontinental Airport, and local congressional representatives are supporting the plan: Speaking at a press conference at a home in the Foxwood subdivision,
Friend Rob Booth has posted some thoughts on that Josh Harkinson column on the Heflin/Vo race that we noted a few days ago. Rob also has an amusing new description for the Houston Press. With
The Chronicle‘s Joey Guerra points to the following online guide to Houston’s haunted houses: HoustonHaunts.com Personally, I’m not really a fan of flash websites, but this one looks good and has plenty of information on