From frozen to freshly picked
A dietary renaissance has many looking to local farmers markets, but some say our city’s policies toward them are still back in the dark ages.
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Back Talk: The latest news from our neighborhood
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Productivity killer: Conan's St. Patty's in Chinatown
spend a few moments with Conan on his 2009 St. Patrick's Day stroll through Chinatown.
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Restaurant talk: South Dallas Cafe
Business up top, soul food in the basement.
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January sales tax hits budget
Only second time in two years
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Video: Drum roll for respect
It certainly is a guilty pleasure watching grown up man in suits go bunkers and dance around like five year olds. Slide show and video after the jump.
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Will wet-dry election actually turn Oak Cliff wet?
State law may override election results
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This weekend: poetry, art, 18 photos, local market
Oak Cliff rocks.
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Pack your Advocate for spring break travels
If you're heading somewhere exotic or picturesque for spring break, make sure to take an Advocate with you.
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Slide show: Jefferson Boulevard
City Council member Delia Jasso's Jefferson Boulvard Task Force, is focusing on a revitalization and sustainability project that promises new retail with improvements on storefronts, sidewalks, crosswalks, medians and parking.
Click here to see snaps of Jefferson's current state.
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Wine review: Villa Maria Riesling Private Bin 2008
A balanced riesling from New Zealand
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Preservation Dallas seeks endangered building nominations
Preservation Dallas compiles an annual list of the most endangered buildings in Dallas.
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