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Friends & Family at the Core of St. Cecilia Society
New Orleanians have an endless number of ways to celebrate Mardi Gras. Whether it's riding in a Super Krewe, marching in a street parade, or costuming in…
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New Newspaper On Sale To Help The Homeless
A new newspaper is being sold on the streets of New Orleans. It highlights the challenges of being homeless, and helps those trying to work their way into…
Marching Bands Battle Before Parades Roll
High school marching bands have two main seasons: football and Carnival. But unlike football season, where bands briefly entertain sports fans during half…
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Public Education Needs Xavier Prep
In an era of school takeover, the response of Xavier Preparatory Academy’s closing reminds us why we still need our historically black institutions.…
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Alligator for Lent
If you live in Southern Louisiana you don’t have to be Catholic to know that the Friday Fish is a New Orleans tradition. From fried catfish to potato…
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Senator Landrieu Pushes Interior Nominee for Revenue-Sharing Changes
Louisiana Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu is calling on the Obama administration’s nominee for Interior Secretary to support a bigger share of oil and…
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Forget Fish Fridays: In Louisiana, Gator Is On The Lenten Menu
Move over, tuna fish, shrimp and clam chowder. Alligator is here for your Friday Lenten meals, thanks to confirmation from the archbishop of New Orleans that it is, in fact, a seafood.
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NOLA Gives you Wings
While New Orleans is famous for an exhaustive list of culinary delights, a group of adventurous foodies wonders why chicken wings, the classic game-day…
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Big Band Music To Make A Comeback In The Crescent City
Big band music is about to make a comeback in New Orleans thanks to Elvin Monteleone, a native who decided it was time to come home and bring his unique…
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Lawmakers Poke Holes in Flood Protection Board Lawsuit
Taxpayers may be on the line for hundreds of thousands of dollars if the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority - East has to withdraw its lawsuit
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