Study: In some cases, pipelines can rebuild wetlands more cheaply than diversions
But sediment diversions are still more cost-effective over long distances and in the long-term.
Year: 2014
Live blog Friday: Lake Forest Elementary holds lottery for next school year
It starts about 4 p.m. on Friday; follow along here if you can't make it in person.
Programming and personnel changes add to International School bookkeeping costs
School's board of directors faces turnover due to term limits. CEO Wilson's contract under review.
Construction ramps up at Lake Forest Elementary’s new campus, board is advised
A community member complains about the kindergarten admissions process, saying it favors private pre-k students.
Lawyers combat PR blitz with timeline showing Big Oil’s role in coastal loss
The documents outline the Flood Protection Authority's case but won't be introduced as evidence in court.
Unusual coalition aims to reduce high prisoner count in Louisiana
Louisiana is a world leader in locking up its own residents, with an incarceration rate that rivals totalitarian regimes. A group of liberals, libertarians and business leaders are trying to end that distinction. Several bills have been introduced in the Legislature to lessen drug sentences, expand parole eligibility and release sick, elderly inmates.
Throng of candidates seeking appointment to Lycee development and admissions jobs
Fête de la Musique, this Sunday at Generations Hall, features Ani DiFranco, Kermit Ruffins and Fleur de Tease Burlesque Troupe.
Online ‘Commentgate’ seems tied to Washington in more ways than one
To probe the depths of the scandal that rocked the U.S. Attorney's office, connect the dots and read between the lines — just like Judge Engelhardt did.
McDonogh High officials focus on transition as school prepares to shut down
School administrators are auditing student records to determine who might need additional course credits; a summer school is in the works.
Invasion of the parking snatchers: panel to address lawn-paving epidemic
The zoning panel hears about safety issues and access for the handicapped, but the overarching reason for a lot of illegally paved yards is less often acknowledged: personal convenience at the expense of neighbors.
