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A leading New Orleans educator ponders the right response to the terrible scores expected as Common Core kicks in.
The nonprofit could be forced to sell its buildings to pay off its debts.
The city's administrative hearings, in which owners appear to answer charges of improper zoning or permitting, will take a look at a Mid-City tree house (at left), and a nagging piece of blighted property near the St. Roch Market.
The owner of a $200,000 home would see about a $31 increase in tax bill under the measure.
Monthly supplements are meant for law enforcement; Bryan Collins says they're going to support staff.
After experts blamed pre-Katrina political hacks for ignoring safety issues, voters chose to have experts serve on levee boards. But Jindal has a litmus test that critics say undermines the changes: He wants members who will oppose a lawsuit against oil and gas companies for wetlands damages.
Basketball tournament planned for March 22. The Net's signature fundraising event features food, beer, music and prizes.
Potential buyers don't get their hoped-for demolition permit for former corner store at Nashville Avenue and Patton Street.
The election was a lopsided win for Landrieu, but it didn't really resolve some nagging questions about the city's current trajectory.