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Appeal Court rules against neighbors who fenced off Newcomb Boulevard

Barring further appeal, the ruling presumably sends the Newcomb Boulevard Association back to where the court says they should have begun: City Council.
by Karen Gadbois February 27, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Top state official rebuts dire warning, insists coast can be saved

Garret Graves, Louisiana's coastal protection czar, contends that scientists behind a shockingly gloomy federal report are "just misinformed.” He said the state's master plan allows for adaptation as conditions change.
by Bob Marshall February 27, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Intercultural board prepares for school closure

Leaders discuss holding an end-of-year 'celebration' despite the fact that its closure is was precipitated by poor student performance.
by Joshua Johnston February 27, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

ReNEW charter leaders concerned about flow of public funds

E-rate reimbursement is slow, too, as officials from the federal program review how ReNEW is using the telecommunications dollars.
by Marta Jewson February 27, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Feds charge two former sheriff’s employees in bid-rigging, bribery scheme

Sens and Hoffman “engaged in a rigged bidding process in which real bids would be submitted, along with phony bids, to give the appearance of competition.”
by Tom Gogola February 26, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Lake Forest nominated for the National Blue Ribbon Schools distinction

About 82 percent of students at the A school qualify for the federal free and reduced price lunch program.
by Joshua Johnston February 26, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Military academy reports $31,000 missing through fraudulent checks

The checks were written to an organization led by the school's former business manager.
by Rebecca Catalanello and Joshua Johnston February 25, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Judge in BP civil trial providing public with unusual access to web, records

Ban on laptops in the courtroom lifted; reporters can sign up for Web access for real-time reporting.
by Tyler Bridges February 25, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Lycée parents to receive ‘Charter Schools 101’ presentation Tuesday

by Marta Jewson February 25, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Private group upgrades criminal-justice computers, but who’s in charge?

The myriad criminal-justice agencies in New Orleans have benefitted from efforts by a local foundation to increase the efficiency and cooperation of sharing information. But even the federal supporters of the program have raised questions about who's in charge -- and who will have to pay to maintain this new system.
by Tom Gogola February 25, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

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