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Judges, clerk apologize for Civil District Court computer system crash

The City Council this morning called for changes in the management of the computer system at Civil District Court, following the disastrous computer crash that has crippled the city’s real-estate market since late October.
by Matt Davis January 6, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Trash fee increase among highlights on council agenda

The City Council plans to vote tomorrow on an ordinance to double residential garbage pick-up fees to $24, even though Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s administration still has not even started drafting new contracts with two companies to actually haul the city’s trash.
by Matt Davis January 5, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Ohio State gets a Boehner; Arkansas gets the bird

I love to handicap college football games by carefully analyzing the merits of each team’s mascots, and factoring in ominous current events that might foretoken disaster for a particular football squad.
by Mark Moseley January 4, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Hookah bar loses liquor permit

Six nightclubs came under scrutiny at this month’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Board meeting Tuesday.
by Jessica Williams December 22, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

Recommendation for new jail came from non-member

A resolution supporting a new jail was proposed by someone who was not even a member of Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s advisory group on the matter.
by Matt Davis December 22, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

Empty since Katrina, 233 HANO units to be torn down

The Housing Authority of New Orleans approved a deal today to demolish 233 empty scattered public housing units moldering since Hurricane Katrina. But while neighbors applauded progress in the battle against blight, questions remain about what HANO will do with its properties once the 99 doomed buildings are cleared.
by Ariella Cohen December 21, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

HANO moving forward with scattered-site demolitions

by Ariella Cohen December 20, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

Mash this column, and Beck kisses Soros at a Hornets game to save the wetlands from oil

From Hornets to Glenn Beck to sand berms, here are various follow-ups to previous items.
by Mark Moseley December 17, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

New Orleans gets table scrap in GO Zone lending feast

As Louisiana wraps its Gulf Opportunity Zone lending program, only 3 percent of the $7.8 billion went to projects in New Orleans, a review of state records show.
by Ariella Cohen December 17, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

2 council members frustrated with tear-down tendencies

The New Orleans Redevelopment Authority should be developing houses not demolishing them, said two City Council members this week, as they considered a demolition request from the agency and a potential new owner.
by Karen Gadbois December 17, 2010 Updated November 7, 2019

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