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MSNBC "These statues are an abbhoration in terms of what New Orleans has been and what New Orleans wants to be." -- Mitch Landrieu, mayor of New Orleans
107 months ago
AP "There's a better way to use the property these monuments are on and a way that better reflects who we are," New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu said.
New Orleans takes down 1st of 4 Confederate statues
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Workers in New Orleans removed the first of four prominent Confederate monuments Monday morning, becoming the latest Southern institution to sever itself from s
107 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Leave Mardi Gras to the amateurs: Halloween in New Orleans is the most haunting party of the year.
The Hands-Down Best Time to Visit New Orleans
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Few cities revel in the macabre and dearly departed as New Orleans does.
114 months ago
MSN Police investigate New Orleans shooting that left 16 wounded.
Police: Shooting at New Orleans playground wounds 16
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New Orleans police say at least 10 people — and probably more — were wounded in an apparent shootout at a park in New Orleans' 9th Ward.
124 months ago
MSNBC The New Orleans Police Superintendent told NBC station WDSU that the shootings may be gang-related.
At least 10 people shot during New Orleans parade
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At least nine victims were transported to University Medical Center New Orleans.
124 months ago
The New York Times Quote of the Day: "New Orleans attracted some of the best and most passionate people in the world after Katrina to help rebuild. You just had a talent influx. A lot of people saw New Orleans as the Peace Corps with better food." — Michael Hecht, ch Read more ... ief executive of Greater New Orleans Inc., an economic development group, on the people and start-ups that flocked to New Orleans after the hurricane, boosters eager to help the city innovate.
10 Years After Katrina
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The New Orleans of 2015 has been altered, and not just by nature. In some ways, it is booming as never before. In others, it is returning to pre-Katrina realities of poverty and violence, but with a new sense of dislocation for many, too.
127 months ago
Washington Post “You can come down to New Orleans and fly your freak flag."
Why New Orleans is one of America's best food cities
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A profile of the New Orleans food scene, a "small city with outsize appetites.”
127 months ago
Salon "The population of New Orleans is noticeably smaller and noticeably whiter..."
17 shocking stats that show how the one percent have ruined New Orleans
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Ten years after Katrina, it looks like the same people in New Orleans have been left behind again.
128 months ago
HuffPost Small Business 4. The successful entrepreneurs in New Orleans are driving a strong pay-it-forward attitude
Why New Orleans Entrepreneurs are Creating the Next New Orleans -- Not the Next Silicon Valley
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The New Orleans story is special. And while we hope it can inspire other communities, our goal is not to be the next Silicon Valley, or next New York, or the next Boston. We are creating the NEXT New Orleans.
131 months ago
Volunteers of America, Greater New Orleans Here's a preview of this year's GiveNOLA Day via HuffPost Impact! Please mark your calendars for May 5th, and help support our work in New Orleans by taking part in this citywide "giving jamboree":
GiveNOLA Day Rallies New Orleans Community
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu appeared at a press conference hosted by the Greater New Orleans Foundation to officially proclaim May 5, 2015 GiveNOLA day....
134 months ago
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