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Business
Personnel Moves: JLL’s John Gates Promoted to Americas Leadership Role
Plus, former Dallas Chamber exec moves to DDI, West End Association hires an executive director, and Polsinelli expands its shareholder base.
Local News
Power Ranking the Journalists Who’ve Left Their Jobs for City Hall
Yet another member of the local press heads to 1500 Marilla. Here is how that career move has worked out.
Politics & Government
City Council Report: The Mayor Explains His Park Board Vote
Is it just us? This explanation doesn't make sense.
Local Government
Correction: Di Mambro Plan Did Not Come From Mayor’s Task Force
Got a really sweet e-mail yesterday from the mayor's PR chief, Scott Goldstein, that called my attention to a mistake in my September column in D Magazine (not online yet). Helpfully, Goldstein cc'ed the mayor (because, duh, his boss) and Wick (because, duh, actually runs the city). The e-mail:
Good evening, Eric, Your piece on Fair Park in the September magazine was brought to our attention today. You wrote: “Recently, Mayor Mike Rawlings commissioned a task force that came up with a radical new blueprint to fix the State Fair and reinvigorate Fair Park and its neighborhoods. In short, it would restrict the Fair’s footprint at the park. Unofficially it is called the Di Mambro Plan, named for its lead architect, Antonio Di Mambro….” This is totally, unequivocally false.