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Jindal signs bill that puts fate of Canal Street ferry service in RTA’s hands
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Service likely to be cut to a mere 20 hours a week without major infusion of cash.
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Lake Forest projects conservative $4.3 million budget in 2013-14
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A hearing on the budget draft is scheduled Wednesday at noon. The plan shared with The Lens does not include…
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One-third of staff in four Capital One-New Beginnings schools won’t return in 2013-14
3 hours ago
Some employees were not offered contract renewals and others resigned. Either way, board members are unsettled by the attrition.
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NORA offers Road Home properties to businesses, churches under little-known program
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Three years ago, the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority created a program called Near Miss, which opened the door for non-residential…
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Crescent Leadership Academy changes meeting time to Thursday
20 hours ago
The meeting is expected to take place at 4:30 p.m. at the school, 4300 Almonaster Ave. in New Orleans.
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Lagniappe CEO predicts school will jump from an F to a B due to improved scores
1 days ago
State-issued performance scores have yet to be released, but leaders announced a preliminary score of 85 — a B.
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Ben Franklin board approves $7.5 million budget
1 days ago
Hurricane Katrina-related repairs are still not complete, principal reports. Funding for the projects has been reduced from $2.4 million to…
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Lake Forest plans Wednesday hearing on $4.3 million budget proposal
1 days ago
The meeting is scheduled for noon at the school. Public comment is welcome.
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Bricolage Academy to open to 75 kindergarteners and $1.4 million budget
1 days ago
Founder Josh Densen says he created the school after contemplating where he wanted to send his own children.
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Lycée narrows interim CEO candidates to two
1 days ago
Following outdoor meeting, committee asks educators Keith Bartlett and Joseph Daschbach to complete a project that they will present to…
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Audubon Charter’s move to McDonogh 7 is on hold due to lead paint concerns
1 days ago
Lead paint removal at Milan Street building will take 10 weeks and cost $30,000, Orleans Parish School Board official says.
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Warren Easton plans Wednesday public hearing on $8.3 million budget
1 days ago
The meeting will be held at 5 p.m. at the school, 3019 Canal St.
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Einstein board authorizes school to spend $150,000 on supplies at Intercultural site
4 days ago
Intercultural, which Einstein leaders are now calling "Einstein Extension," had little inventory of its own, Einstein CEO Shawn Toranto says.
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New Orleans must hold leaders accountable for violence prevention programs
4 days ago
The young man accused of shooting second-liners on Mother's Day "is all our young men. He’s us."
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Quorum should be easier for Lycée committee following member’s resignation
4 days ago
Carol Asher submitted her resignation Thursday, one day after the committee met without a quorum present twice in 24 hours.
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Could the Algiers-Canal ferry become New Orleans’ newest party boat?
5 days ago
About $440 raised so far; $2,999,500 million to go.
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Landrieu and Jindal: political opposites likely to be judged together
5 days ago
If the promised boom comes true, both politicians will benefit. And if not ...
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Lycée charter school pays attorneys thousands to deal with public records requests
5 days ago
In January alone, Adams and Reese law firm billed the school $8,440 for its work "reviewing," "analyzing" and "responding to"…
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Stacy Head proposes tapping new hotel surcharge to pay for NOPD consent decree
6 days ago
The Lens will live-blog Thursday's meeting to pick a court monitor.
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Lycée committee interviews three interim CEO candidates in meetings held without quorum
6 days ago
Committee members said they knew they were voting to enter executive session without a quorum of the board, which the…
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New Orleans College Prep CEO predicts schools will maintain D and F grades despite some gain
6 days ago
Also, NOCP's board last week agreed to give CEO Ben Kleban a new 2-year $143,000 contract.
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Most students leaving from RSD’s 4 closed, failing schools are headed to other substandard schools
7 days ago
Four failing schools will not reopen next year. In most cases, those students will be at other substandard schools.
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Court ruling on per-pupil state allocation boosts Hynes’ budget for the coming year
7 days ago
Biggest single increase goes to salaries, with additional funds for benefits.
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Revised ISL budget proposal calls for $45,000 surplus instead of $700,000 deficit
7 days ago
CEO says the first draft represented a "pie in the sky" spending, but that the latest version is more conservative…
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Crescent Leadership Academy board plans to take up budget on June 18
7 days ago
School leaders also said they are developing a two-year strategy plan.
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New Orleans Military and Maritime Academy should get a B grade in the fall, principal says
7 days ago
Also, construction at the school's new Federal City campus is expected to be complete in December, leader says.
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Lycée board approves 19-day plan to find an interim CEO
7 days ago
Lycee's search committee quickly scheduled four candidate interviews this week, the first to happen at 7:30 p.m. today.
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Lacking jail budget documents, judge delays consent decree hearing
8 days ago
Monday's hearing was supposed to be the first step to determine who would pay for jail reforms.
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Hynes’ $5.7 million budget anticipates slight enrollment growth in 2013-14
8 days ago
Hynes leaders plan a 4 p.m. public hearing today at the school.
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Wilson charter holds summer remediation following release of test scores
8 days ago
It's going to take more work to meet new Common Core standards, leader says.
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Adjudication of non-blight code violations resumes after unexplained year-long hiatus
11 days ago
Illegally paved yards, short-term rentals and demolition by neglect draw One Stop Shop scrutiny; Spotted Cat gets go-ahead.
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Live blog Monday: Gusman’s budget under scrutiny at OPP consent decree hearing
11 days ago
Now that a judge has ruled that jail conditions are unconstitutional, the question is how to pay for it.
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New Beginnings school board stifles public comment prior to lengthy executive session
11 days ago
"We can’t have the public participate in the board meeting," board president tells a frustrated onlooker.
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Einstein principal Toranto receives vote of confidence from charter school board
11 days ago
Board president Ryan Bennett cited “consistent growth in student achievement and school performance scores” under Toranto's leadership.
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Fiscal Hawks flew high in legislative session now ended, defying Jindal
12 days ago
Outflanking the governor from the right, the Hawks took aim at budgetary gimmicks.
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City’s code-enforcement court to meet for first time in a year
12 days ago
The city's focus on blight means no hearings have been held to deal with code violations such as illegal short-term…
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Hynes to hold hearing on $5.7 million budget Monday
12 days ago
The hearing is planned for 4 p.m. at the school.
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NOLA for Life grants paying for CD production, field trips and concerts
12 days ago
One group hopes to offer European travel; links to violence prevention appear tenuous.
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Lusher expects to dip into reserves to cover expenses in 2013-14 school year
12 days ago
But a Louisiana Supreme Court decision on school vouchers funding means the school could take a smaller hit than first…
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Lusher expects $260 more per student following court’s decision on voucher funding
12 days ago
The extra money means the school will not have to dip as far into its reserves as originally planned for…
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Who’s really writing Jindal’s tax policy? A man who thinks World War II vets are un-American
12 days ago
Jindal is one of several Louisiana pols dancing to Norquist's strange tune.
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Leaders say testing gains will qualify F-rated McDonogh #32 and Fischer for charter renewals
13 days ago
Both schools needed to see at least a 10 point increase to their school performance score.
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NOLA for Life grantee fails to live up to promises of building publicly-financed community center
13 days ago
Several years ago, The Family Center of Hope received more than $2 million in federal funds to build a community…
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International School of Louisiana seeks public input on $16 million budget
13 days ago
The proposal includes an expected deficit of nearly $700,000, according to the budget draft. Meeting is set for 5:30 p.m.…
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New Beginnings calls special meeting; discussion of two top administrators planned
13 days ago
The meeting comes two weeks after a committee abruptly adjourned when one administrator asked the board to discuss her employment…
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State must reveal details of death-penalty practices, federal magistrate rules
13 days ago
Corrections officials argued unsuccessfully that release of the information would jeopardize security.
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After failed attempt to hire a permanent leader, Lycée committee recommends finding another interim CEO
13 days ago
Leaders form a plan to interview interim CEO possibilities by June 22.
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Future Is Now board discusses handover of Cohen High over to Recovery School District
13 days ago
Some community members said they're disappointed that Cohen students must deal with yet another transition.
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Federal appeals judge in New Orleans faces judicial complaint over racial bias
14 days ago
5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Edith Jones is accused of saying that African-Americans and Hispanics are "predisposed to…
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John McDonogh High braces for cuts in 2013-14 budget proposal
14 days ago
The Future Is Now Schools, Inc., preliminary budget shows about $3.9 million in projected revenues, down from $4.7 million. A…
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Success Prep readjusts to one leader after news of co-founder’s departure
14 days ago
Board also receives concerning out-of-school suspension data.
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Recreation Commission changes summer programs to deal with $700,000 cut in federal funding
15 days ago
Pools will be open only in June and July. A plan to cut back on security guards didn’t work out.
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Major expansion of Convention Center clears Senate, nears final approval
15 days ago
Bill allows private development, with an eye toward upriver hotel and condos.
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Lycee leaders to discuss nine more names for CEO slot
15 days ago
The latest round of names include the interim CEO and two past applicants. The other names came from conversations with…
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Franklin board tackles budgeting uncertainty, fundraising and enrollment concerns during retreat
15 days ago
The school this year received $600,000 in contributions, up from $418,000. Most of the increase came from corporate donors. Board…
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Sophie B. Wright plans U-Haul move to West Carrollton
15 days ago
The school is set to temporarily relocate for two years while extensive repairs and renovations are made to their Napoleon…
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Live blog: Louisiana Senate debates 2014 budget, 9 a.m. Saturday
18 days ago
Will Senate President John Alario be able to satisfy Gov. Bobby Jindal without alienating too many Fiscal Hawks?
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Crocker’s board pays tribute to past as charter school closes its doors for good
18 days ago
In December, the state denied the failing school a charter renewal. Leadership has since been transitioning to New Orleans College…
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John Mac board changes Tuesday meeting to accomodate advisory board concerns
18 days ago
One of the most pressing issues on the agenda is whether the board plans to drop Walter L. Cohen High…
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Fifth-grade test scores could hurt Singleton’s academic standing, principal warns
18 days ago
Eleven Singleton teachers will not return in the fall, principal says.
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McDonogh City Park $4.2 million budget predicts slight enrollment dip
18 days ago
The charter school board plans to vote on the final 2013-14 budget at its next regular meeting June 18.
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ISL forms committee to tackle community concerns about modular classrooms at Camp Street campus
18 days ago
Board member John Wettermark will chair the committee, which will seek input from staff, parents and neighborhood residents.
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Intercultural’s final board meeting caps school ‘celebration’ as Einstein Charter moves in
18 days ago
The F school is being taken over by Einstein Charter School after the state declined to renew its charter due…
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Closure of unneeded, failing schools causes disruption for students and teachers
19 days ago
Critics say starting over is hard on students who are already struggling; accountability advocates say it's better than letting them…
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Delgado, other community and tech colleges get $250 million for buildings
19 days ago
Though Legislature approved the money Thursday, projects won't start until 2015.
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Even a chain restaurant like proposed Habana Outpost creates commerce
19 days ago
What if a Pizza Hut went up at that abandoned gas station in the Quarter?
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Landry supporters speak out against Walker merger at BESE meeting
19 days ago
Landry supporters claim that merging the schools will incite violence among students.
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‘Fair’ no longer boosts performance scores; Common Core topics creep into state tests
20 days ago
An added worry: Voucher program could reduce overall funding for public schools.
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Hearing on $8.1 million Einstein budget draws no public input
20 days ago
The board waited for 45 minutes to take public comment and with no members of the public on hand, it…
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Lycee board regroups following CEO candidate rejection, appoints new member to head search
20 days ago
Erin Greenwald will lead the school's CEO search committee and said she will develop a plan within 10 days. Its…
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ARISE charter school to purchase its own bus fleet
20 days ago
The used buses could cost between $15,000 and $25,000 including maintenance and bus driver salaries, but officials predict savings of…
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Tax credit change favored by film industry could cause $22 million budget hole
21 days ago
By changing which projects are affected, the bill would not raise more money next year, according to the Legislative Fiscal…
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Nagin’s wisdom now for hire on the speaking circuit
1140 days ago
From the website of Keppler’s Speakers, a Washingon-area speakers bureau: Why you should host leadership speaker Mayor Ray Nagin: *…
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Not a news flash: Most of Quarter near a T-shirt shop
988 days ago
The City Planning Commission released this map showing the locations of the licensed T-shirt or souvenir shops in or near…
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Jail working group avoids primary topic of ultimate New Orleans jail complex size
797 days ago
By Matt Davis, The Lens staff writer | Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s jail advisory working group is moving slower than expected,…
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Nagin’s wisdom now for hire on the speaking circuit
1140 days ago
From the website of Keppler’s Speakers, a Washingon-area speakers bureau: Why you should host leadership speaker Mayor Ray Nagin: *…
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Not a news flash: Most of Quarter near a T-shirt shop
988 days ago
The City Planning Commission released this map showing the locations of the licensed T-shirt or souvenir shops in or near…
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Troy Henry at Enron
1244 days ago
Mayoral hopeful Troy Henry has stressed his executive experience to differentiate himself from his rivals. Indeed, Troy Henry has spent…
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Like Zulu, nightclub developer may get loan from city
1181 days ago
The oversized check Mayor Ray Nagin handed Zulu on Lundi Gras may have sparked noisy debate, but a far less…
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“Credibility” is not just a BS political hurdle
1208 days ago
In the wake of the most disturbing police coverup conspiracy I’ve ever seen, I questioned whether a local candidate for…
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Drivers rejoice: FEMA and city find a way to start fixing neighborhood streets damaged by Katrina floodwaters
663 days ago
By Ariella Cohen, The Lens staff writer | Six years and two mayoral elections after floodwaters walloped New Orleans, the city is…
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State budget cuts leading LSU faculty members form union
970 days ago
By Jessica Williams, The Lens staff writer In light of layoffs due to massive budget cuts within Louisiana’s public-funded university…
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Mysterious “recovery board” made key decision on project
1177 days ago
For all who were wondering who made up the “recovery board” that decided to pull the plug on a contract…
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City gets reprieve to spend balance of grant money
1110 days ago
After sitting on most of a half-million-dollar grant for nearly two years, the city of New Orleans has convinced the…
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Katrina shorthand fatigue
1035 days ago
It’s a shame Ray Lang stopped blogging at On Levee Failures & A Weather Event. Ray’s posts were a recurring…
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New Beginnings chief operating officer takes Department of Ed. job
369 days ago
Stephen Osborn An executive staffer with one of New Orleans’ largest charter school networks has accepted a position with the…
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Taxpayers donate property for homeless only to see it stagnate
1196 days ago
This Chippewa Street property that was donated to Galilee Housing sits still boarded up more than three years after the…
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Catch Rising Tide VI on webcast
661 days ago
Rising Tide, the annual conference for New Orleans bloggers and others interested in the not-so-new-anymore media takes place Saturday. If…
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The Small Print
1096 days ago
We scan The Times-Picayune’s legal ads so you don’t have to. Here’s a look at some selected items from the…
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He blew like a warm summer’s eve, but should we have preserved his home?
879 days ago
By Mark Moseley, The Lens staff writer On Jan. 7, we learned the City of New Orleans tore down the…
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Without bolder action on spill, greatness to slip from America
1112 days ago
For the second time in five years, an incredulous nation watches the New Orleans region deal with an out-of-control, man-made…
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Warren Easton board shuts public out of another meeting
221 days ago
The Warren Easton board of directors appears to have violated public meetings law at its October meeting, again revealing its…
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Shaking an angry fist at the Monkeyfister
1119 days ago
The end is near, or at least that’s what the blogger Monkeyfister would have you believe, based on his marathon…
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Sheriff building 400 more jail beds before working group meets
994 days ago
Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman has started work on buildings for 400 new temporary jail beds even before the city’s…
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Farewell Lens and, soon, farewell New Orleans
1131 days ago
I recently finalized plans to leave New Orleans to continue my education. I will be attending the School of International…
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Blame it on the porn
1118 days ago
As we remain cautiously optimistic about the progress of the top kill operation to stop the Macondo oil gusher, I…
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HRI and C.J. Peete developer chosen for Iberville work
993 days ago
The Housing Authority of New Orleans today selected a proposed partnership between prominent local developer and a national company to…
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New evidence should mean new trial, says man convicted in 2006 Central City masscre
1208 days ago
Before sunrise on June 17, 2006, five young New Orleanians were gunned down in an SUV at Josephine and Danneel…
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Theft from school may cost school its independence
1117 days ago
The embezzlement of hundreds of thousands of dollars from an independent New Orleans public school could jeopardize its lone-wolf status.…
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Enjoy the new smooth roads while they last
1230 days ago
A South Carrollton Avenue sidewalk graffiti artist keeps it short and simple. Despite the usual grumbles about orange cones, plus…
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Strip mall that won taxpayer money faces code problems
1201 days ago
In January, The Lens reported on taxpayer money collected by DKM Acquisitions and Properties for economic development. At the time,…
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The Small Print
1110 days ago
We scan the legal ads so you don’t have to Bayou’s getting wasted The state Office of Environmental Services is…
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City Council may scavenge money from separate boards
967 days ago
By Ariella Cohen, The Lens staff writer Seated on the elevated dais at City Council chambers today, Councilwoman Stacy Head…
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Have you filed a claim with BP?
1052 days ago
In the 15 weeks since BP’s gross negligence killed 11 people and put tens of thousands out of work, more…
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Decrepit strip mall financed by taxpayer money avoids wrecking ball — for now
1188 days ago
The Lake Terrace Shopping Center has found its way back before city officials again. When The Lens and our partners…
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Are we still waiting for Superman to corrupt our kids and culture?
855 days ago
By Mark Moseley, The Lens opinion writer | Recent events have only confirmed the fears I expressed in my first…
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Barton’s not the only one using “shakedown” language
1096 days ago
U.S. Rep. Joe Barton’s fellow Republicans quickly forced him to apologize for his “shakedown” remark and to retract his apology…
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Copter man wants to add aviation school beside contested Gert Town helipad
845 days ago
By Karen Gadbois, The Lens staff writer | Jonas Johnson has a vision for Gert Town’s Zion City neighborhood. Seeking…
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Most consequential race flying under radar
1236 days ago
While the mayoral campaign grabs most of the headlines, the result of the first election for the new unified tax…
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Landrieu letting sun shine on city contracting process
1111 days ago
Mayor Mitch Landrieu today announced a series of “sweeping reforms” to city contracting designed to bring a new level of…
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What’s in a blowout’s name?
1097 days ago
The May 1980 issue of Popular Mechanics discusses what at that time was the world’s worst oil spill – the…
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Temporary beds will expand jail population after all
973 days ago
By Matt Davis, The Lens staff writer Sheriff Marlin Gusman said Tuesday that his 400 new temporary jail beds will…
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Filled-in canal jacks up cost of planned Loyola Avenue streetcar extension
692 days ago
The planned streetcar line runs along Loyola Avenue from the Union Passenger Terminal to Canal Street. By Ariella Cohen, The Lens…
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Gulf oil spill: Too big to stop- or even watch on a live feed
1123 days ago
Hundreds of thousands of people from across the world are logging on to see live video of oil gushing from…
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Tough times for Tom Arnold
1231 days ago
At qualifying, District C City Council candidate Tom Arnold was viewed as a significant contender. As the incumbent tax assessor…
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Five years after Katrina, the return of disaster capitalism?
1121 days ago
One month after news of a giant Gulf Coast oil spill began making headlines across the country, aid organizations worry…
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Come to the Anadaroko side: We might have liability limits
1103 days ago
BP’s U.S. stock price plunged over 16 percent Wednesday, before partially recovering. CNBC commentator Jim Cramer was “mesmerized” by the…
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City begins “BlightStat”
957 days ago
By Karen Gadbois, The Lens staff writer The city inaugurated a blight-tracking program today, bringing together several city departments to…
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Untitled
1121 days ago
Headed down La. 39 on the east bank of Plaquemines Parish, a few miles down after the Belle Chasse Ferry,…
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Baby you can drive my campaign (beep beep, yeah)
1119 days ago
I’m Mark Moseley, and for past six years I’ve used the pen name “oyster” at my blog, Your Right Hand…
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Direct AeroMexico flights from New Orleans to Mexico City have been cancelled
1089 days ago
A year after AeroMexico teamed up with local business and civic leaders to trumpet the return of direct flights from…
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City is $8 million behind in payments to contractor MWH
1159 days ago
The city is seven months — and $8 million dollars — behind on payments to the company managing most of…
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Who dat say they’d pay mo’ for a cool driver’s license?
1096 days ago
Legislative watchdog C.B Forgotston expects Gov. Bobby Jindal to veto a bill that repeals the fee increase on driver’s licenses,…
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Landrieu abandons Nagin plan
1075 days ago
Call it the off-target plan. Mayor Mitch Landrieu is moving away from predecessor Ray Nagin’s recovery strategy of pushing projects…
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One voice: A man-in-the-office-building survey on the mayoral election
1239 days ago
Mitch Landrieu wants Brentin Mock to vote for him. That was the message Lens reporter Mock got this morning from…
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‘Misplaced’ videotape matches defense narrative
1203 days ago
This week, I took in the sights and sounds at convicted killer Michael Anderson’s motion for a new trial. Anderson…
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Scenes of frustration
1120 days ago
Though St. Bernard Parish officials organized a community meeting Monday night, parish President Craig Taffaro quickly stepped out of the…
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City running months behind in paying architects
1222 days ago
If you build it, they will pay. Or so the architects thought. Government is fondly seen by architects as a…
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Will Gressett upset it?
1233 days ago
In the comments section of this post Richard notes: Interesting in that Andrew Gressett played the hidden doctor in the…
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Congressman Cao still a ‘no,’ vote hinges on abortion flap
1189 days ago
In November, U.S. Rep. Ahn “Joseph” Cao, who represents most of New Orleans, bucked his party and was the lone…
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School embezzler senteneced to five years in federal pen
1118 days ago
The former business manager of a New Orleans charter school was sentenced today to five years in jail for embezzling…
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Race to the punch line: The home stretch
1244 days ago
In about two weeks, New Orleans will vote for a new mayor. Wednesday night, WWL-TV released independent poll numbers that…
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Eastern New Orleans neighbors don’t want another borrow pit
1183 days ago
Developer John Cummings has plans for an eastern New Orleans neighborhood, and they involve building better levees. For the nearby…
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Q&A: Getting down and dirty with soil contamination
1231 days ago
Mielke Howard Mielke, a researcher for the Tulane/Xavier Center for Bioenvironmental Research Center, has been collecting soil samples in New…
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St. Bernard rental policy get Congressional attention
1237 days ago
Waters A recent hearing led by Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., of the housing subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee,…
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Twilight for Gulf Coast
1083 days ago
Ten weeks into the oil gusher, Coast Guard officials claim more oil response assets are “urgently” required, and their need…
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School officials struggle with locations, attendance zones
893 days ago
By Ariella Cohen, The Lens staff writer Uncertainties about the relationship between charter schools and the neighborhoods in which they…
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Parents furious over use of seclusion rooms at Morris Jeff charter school
645 days ago
By Jessica Williams, The Lens staff writer | Joyce Giles says she never imagined elementary school administrators would hurt her…
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Q&A with Landrieu staffers
1110 days ago
Landrieu The Lens contacted Sen. Mary Landrieu’s office recently to discuss her role in the oil spill response. In an…
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Faced with threat of losing $28 million in grants, New Orleans Redevelopment Authority makes changes
992 days ago
A deadline passed today for the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority to prove that it could finish projects in an “effective…
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Lens seeking all applicants for New Orleans police chief
1177 days ago
Even before the local NAACP president dropped off of Mayor-elect Mitch Landrieu’s team to select a new police superintendent because…
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Agencies pledge blight fight, but City Council skeptical
959 days ago
By Karen Gadbois, The Lens staff writer Monday’s City Council budget hearing opened with a lively presentation by a singing…
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Unused city money dating to the 1980s raise questions, ire.
1231 days ago
The Gert Town pool has sat almost untended since Katrina By Ariella Cohen, staff writer – In the Garden District,…
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Untitled
1232 days ago
Politician X is the worst human being imaginable, but if it turns out he or she is not, so be…
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Let’s hope the second time is a charm
1232 days ago
New Orleans officials again are taking bids to oversee and manage a long-awaited grant program for grocers serving low-income communities.…
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It’s none of your business: Most charter schools fail to comply with state’s open-meetings law
985 days ago
The Louisiana charter school law is designed to free independently run public-school campuses from many of the bureaucratic laws that…
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