D Magazine January 2011

Grab your board or skis and hit the mountains around Utah’s capital.

Lisa Chambers, director of emergency management for Dallas County, has a unique resume.

Private spaces called eruvs allow practitioners of Orthodox Judaism to carry out tasks made difficult by traditional Sabbath laws.

Christopher Coppola came to town a digital media prophet, and left me in his wake.

The ingredients for financial success seem to be there, but the structures are just malls in sheep’s clothing.

How wasteful government spending props up the Dallas economy.

The Addison food and supper club packs in a crowd who come for chicken and waffles and live jazz music.

Stick to the chiles rellenos. Enchiladas disappoint at this old standby on Maple Avenue.

You can still find a taste of Sardinia at this Addison neighborhood spot.

The word is out on this South American spot near Bishop Arts. And that word is ’empanadas.’

The Plano spot hides its health-conscious dining in decadent-meal disguise.

More than 3,000 partiers turn out to support the country’s largest LGBT and human rights fundraiser.

It’s known for its bounty of vineyards and one enormous outlet mall. But it’s the charming historic district that tugs at our heart and purse strings.

The Star Children’s Charity’s annual Winter Ball appears to have been a huge success, but was any money made for the children?

With a new documentary, Cynthia and Allen Mondell aim to learn the truth about women and their shoes.