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Matt Goodman

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As seen in: The Lab Report Dallas, KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX), Flipboard, KHOU-TV (Houston, TX), WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX), D Magazine, GLAAD, KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX), NewsBreak, WWL-TV (New Orleans, LA)
Co-founder and editor of @labreportdallas, independent journalism that helps the city understand itself. Previously @DMagazine. On notepads I scribble.
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Matt, who was born and raised in Houston, is an experienced reporter with a special interest in healthcare issues. A journalism graduate of the University of North Texas, Matt comes from WFAA.com, where he was a digital journalist covering breaking news and assisting with investigate reports. Prior to that, he worked as a digital media producer for CBSDFW.com and as a business reporter for the Killeen Daily Herald. He has also written for D Magazine, The Dallas Morning News, and The Fort Worth …

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One Year of The Lab Report Dallas

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By Matt Goodman Verified
| The Lab Report Dallas Verified
Because we’re approaching our one-year anniversary, The Lab Report staff has spent the week around our newsroom conference table planning what we hope to deliver our readers over the next 12 months. We emailed our first story to 1,025 people on July 9 of last year, wherein we sought to answer a question that seemed to bedevil most everyone with whom we spoke.
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David Woody Walks Back Across The Bridge

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By Matt Goodman Verified
| The Lab Report Dallas Verified
David Woody is only weeks away from retiring as president and CEO of The Bridge, but the people just keep coming. Since the start of the fiscal year in October, Dallas’ largest homeless shelter has checked in 5,244 individuals, about 41% of whom — 2,149 — had never been here before. The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center, a 3.4-acre campus just north of Interstate 30 next to the Farmers Market, was funded through the 2005 bond and structured to allow in as many as possible.
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In the Tenth Street Historic District, a Home Repair Program’s Promises Remain Broken

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By Matt Goodman Verified
| The Lab Report Dallas Verified
Harriett Everett lived in her 1925 two-bedroom Craftsman on Leads Street, in Oak Cliff’s Tenth Street Historic District, for more than 60 years. The 98-year-old and her late husband, Lawton, raised six girls in these 1,140 square feet — and, years later, their grandkids, too. She cooked soul food from scratch, measuring ingredients by how they felt in her hands. For 45 years, she walked Lawtonhis lunch at the WestRock paper mill on Clarendon Drive, just down the block.
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