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Police raises approved, but firefighters who filled in for superiors still haven't been paid the difference
Officials say the juvenile facility is the best place for most young defendants, even if they're charged with serious felonies in Criminal District Court. An ordinance before the City Council would require juveniles to await trial in the Youth Study Center, not OPP.
Lt. Gen. Honore urges citizens to contact state senators in fight over solar legislation.
The rain-storage capacity of our roadways adds enough to keep FEMA certification.
The suit alleges that the city habitually fails to provide public records within the time required by law.
Charter school supporters and advocates frequently point to the broad choices that families have when seeking a school in New Orleans, where most of the 82 public schools are charters and most accept applications from across the city. But the concept of choice butts against the reality of supply and demand in a city where many schools rate only average or below. Nearly 12,000 children in New Orleans chose their desired schools through the city’s mostly unified enrollment system this spring — but only half got their No. 1 choice, according to recently released results.
Children have a right to know where food comes from, and that's a wonderful opportunity for hands-on learning.