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Author of the weekly "Meetings of Interest" Dallas political email newsletter, named 2024 "Best News Outlet" by @DMagazine.

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Scott Goldstein’s Biography

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Scott Goldstein is a City Hall reporter and blogger for The Dallas Morning News. He spent most of his first seven years at the paper reporting on crime and police, including the Dallas Police Department and other area law enforcement agencies, and he helped launch the popular Crime Blog.

He has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, NPR and Investigation Discovery in recent years to discuss his coverage of various crime stories of national interest. In 2011, he was awarded the Dallas Bar Association Stephen …

Scott Goldstein’s Journalist Portfolio

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HUD: Dallas affordable-housing practices break civil rights laws

HUD: Dallas affordable-housing practices break civil rights laws

Dallas officials promote discrimination against minorities and the disabled through affordable-housing practi…

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Dallas officers wrote 37,000 fewer traffic tickets last year

Dallas officers wrote 37,000 fewer traffic tickets last year

Dallas police issued 37,000 fewer tickets last fiscal year than in the previous year, continuing a decrease t…

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Dallas mayor says he’s worked on JFK speech since January

Dallas mayor says he’s worked on JFK speech since January

It’s the biggest speech of his political career. He started writing it in January. But Dallas Mayor Mike Rawl…

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Security will be tight for Friday's JFK commemoration ceremony

Security will be tight for Friday's JFK commemoration ceremony

Dallas officials have a clear goal for Friday's 50th anniversary commemoration of the John F. Kennedy assassi…

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Officials: Yellow Cab insurance may not have met Dallas' requirements

Officials: Yellow Cab insurance may not have met Dallas' requirements

Dallas' biggest cab company may have been violating the city's insurance requirements for years, officials sa…

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For Dallas police, pain of day JFK was killed lingers

For Dallas police, pain of day JFK was killed lingers

They were on the front lines of a presidential security operation that could not have ended worse. So it's na…

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Epiphora from Infancy to Adulthood

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By Amanda J Redfern, Scott Goldstein
| American Academy of Ophthalmology
APR 02, 2026 By Amanda J Redfern, MD, Scott M Goldstein, MD Experts InSight 37:39 Lacrimal Disorders, Oculoplastics/Orbit Dr. Scott Goldstein joins host Dr. Amanda Redfern to share his approach to managing nasolacrimal duct obstruction (NLDO) in kids and his 3-step test for evaluating epiphora in adults, including how to identify complicating factors that may warrant surgical or procedural intervention. For all episodes or to claim CME credit for selected episodes, visit www.aao.org/podcasts.
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It’s About Time: Use of The Extended Date/Time Format in the Digital Public Library of America

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By Scott Goldstein, Morris Levy, Annamarie C. Klose
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda It’s About Time: Use of The Extended Date/Time Format in the Digital Public Library of America Autores: Annamarie C. Klose, Scott Goldstein, Morris Levy Localización: Library Resources and Technical Services, ISSN 0024-2527, Vol. 69, Nº. 4, 2025 Idioma: inglés Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...) Resumen Date metadata can be a powerful tool for browsing, search, and visualization.
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Op Ed: Pragmatic Optimism In the Face of Active Transportation Clawbacks  — Streetsblog USA

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By Scott Goldstein
| Streetsblog Network Verified
In 1983, Ronald Reagan signed a small but mighty bill that would make possible the preservation of thousands of miles of the country’s unused railroad corridors as transportation routes for walking and biking. At the time, Congress was concerned that the rapid shift from rail freight to highways would put these vital transportation corridors at risk.
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