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Tag Archives: dallas city
Flashing lights won’t fix Cedar Springs’ No. 1 problem: Shabbiness
Community must work together to spiff up our strip, which wasn’t even included in Dallas’ ‘Complete Streets’ program until recently Phyllis Guest Taking Notes Afriend and I went to a Jan. 12 meeting at the Round-Up Saloon, hosted by Dallas … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Viewpoints
Tagged afriend, alcohol sales, Angela Hunt, city engineer, crosland, dallas city, Dallas Voice, mayor mike, merchant association, Oak Lawn library, Pauline Medrano, pedestrian traffic, streets program, taffet, traffic accidents, traffic problems, traffic study, whittall
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Violent crime falls 13% in Oak Lawn hotspot
But jumps in vehicle burglaries, auto thefts fuel overall increase in 2011 for Maple-Wycliff TAAG JOHN WRIGHT | Senior Political Writer wright@dallasvoice.com Violent crime fell roughly 13 percent last year in the 1-square-mile hotspot that encompasses the Cedar Springs entertainment … Continue reading
Posted in More Headlines News, News, Texas
Tagged Angela Hunt, auto thefts, city councilwoman, crime areas, dallas city, Dallas Police Department, dallasvoice, days of the year, DPD, entertainment district, high crime, kings road, Laura Martin, nonviolent offenses, political writer, target area, vehicle burglaries, violent crime
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Another pedestrian hit on Cedar Springs
For the third time in six weeks, a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on the Cedar Springs strip over the weekend. This time, the victim reportedly is a 10-year-old girl, but her injuries aren’t believed to be life-threatening. Dallas … Continue reading
Fatal hit-and-run raises safety concerns
Pedestrian struck, killed near unlighted crosswalk on Cedar Springs strip JOHN WRIGHT | Senior Political Writer wright@dallasvoice.com A fatal hit-and-run accident on the Cedar Springs strip last week has led to renewed debate about what can be done to make … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News, Texas
Tagged Angela Hunt, city councilwoman, crosswalk, crosswalks, dallas city, eastbound, hasn, intersection, merchants association, moving cars, Oak Lawn, Parkland Hospital, pauline, pedestrian safety, pedestrians, political writer, reagan street, walgreens, whittall
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Griggs knocks off Neumann in District 3
With 52 of 56 precincts reporting, challenger Scott Griggs leads incumbent Dave Neumann in the District 3 Dallas City Council race. Griggs, endorsed by both Stonewall Democrats and the Dallas Gay and Lesbian Alliance, appears well on his way to … Continue reading
Posted in Instant Tea, news
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Natinsky gets endorsement nod from DGLA
REACHING OUT | Dallas mayoral candidates, from left, Mike Rawlings, Ron Natinsky and David Kunkle listen to a speaker during the Dallas Gay and Lesbian Alliance PAC endorsements screenings. All three of the major candidates sought the DGLA endorsement, which … Continue reading
NEWS FLASH: Dallas already requires contractors to have LGBT-inclusive nondiscrimination policies
On Monday, the Nashville city council voted to require contractors to include sexual orientation and gender identity in their nondiscrimination policies. According to a report from the Human Rights Campaign, Nashville joined cities including Bloomington, Austin, Tucson and St. Louis … Continue reading
Hunt ends speculation over mayoral candidacy
Angela Hunt, left, and James Nowlin District 14 councilwoman won’t for mayor, but gay candidate James Nowlin pledges to stay in race and challenge three-term incumbent From Staff Reports editor@dallasvoice.com Dallas City Councilwoman Angela Hunt, a staunch LGBT ally who … Continue reading
Posted in More Headlines News, News, Texas
Tagged Angela Hunt, awkward position, campaign team, campaign treasurers, city councilwoman, city secretary, councilmember, dallas city, dallas mayor, Dallas Voice, first hunt, franko, gay candidate, gay district, jim rogers, lasseter, municipal elections, nowlin, representing district, staff reports
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Angela Hunt isn’t running for mayor, and James Nowlin isn’t dropping out of the District 14 race
James Nowlin Dallas City Councilwoman Angela Hunt, a staunch LGBT ally who represents the heavily gay District 14, tells Unfair Park that she’s opted not to run for mayor in 2011, and will instead seek re-election to her council seat. … Continue reading
Posted in Instant Tea, news
Tagged Ally, Angela Hunt, awkward position, campaign team, city councilwoman, council seat, dallas city, gay candidate, gay district, police review board, suport, Unfair Park
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Hunt, Kunkle to visit LGBT groups next week
Former DPD Chief David Kunkle The Dallas LGBT community will have a chance to get up close and personal with one announced candidate for mayor — and another possible candidate for mayor — next week. Local activist Jesse Garcia sends … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Hunt, cedar springs rd, chief david, city councilwoman, city elections, dallas city, Dallas police, David Kunkle, gay groups, guest speaker, Havana, information visit, Jesse Garcia, lgbt community, maple ave, mayoral candidate, ojeda, police chief, Stonewall Democrats, voter registration
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