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Over time we've written a ton about neighbors upset over the tree-trimming practices of Oncor electric. (Anyone who cares to peruse that history, here you go). One White Rock area woman, 67-year-old Jeri Huber, has [...]
Photo by Danny Fulgencio Bob Curry considers himself a radical when it comes to tree preservation, especially for a Dallasite. Curry is the chairman of the city’s Urban Forest Advisory Committee, which focuses [...]
In this month’s Far North Dallas Advocate, columnist Sandy Greyson sheds some light on Oncor’s tree trimming practices, and those “deep V” cutouts they typically leave behind, which infuriate some homeowners. A group of fed [...]
Most of us would agree that taking care of trees in our neighborhood is important — after all, the shaded, tree-filled environments is one of the main reasons many of us live here. But how [...]
The question is not whether Oncor, which maintains the power lines and handles electricity transmission in the Dallas area, did all it could to restore service during last week's unpleasantness. When there is five years [...]
The giving trees Lake Highlands hasn’t yet let concrete swallow the nature surrounding our homes and businesses. Residents care so much about trees that they’ve memorialized them as artwork and fought off those destroying them with chainsaws. The [...]
Photo by Danny Fulgencio An exploration of the force that lights, comforts, entertains and connects us M ost of us don’t think about electricity outside of two scenarios: our monthly bill is [...]
Oncor’s Director of Customer Operations, Charles Elk, faced a group of neighborhood residents Monday angry about a large number of trees cut down in and around Arbor Park. The trees, at least 30 according to [...]
We’ve written time and again about neighbors’ complaints about Oncor electric’s tree-trimming practices. In fact, usually words other than "trimming", such as “butchering” and "chopping" have been used to describe the aggressiveness with which the [...]
some less fortunate people might re-discover the holiday spirit this November
