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Domino Sugar Refinery in Chalmette
I woke up to birthday phone calls and an empty day stretched out before me. Yes, it was time for a bike ride. I decided to take Jack out for a tour, wherever she chose to go. We rode down to the Bywa… more →
What I Saw Riding My Bike Around Today
Domino Sugar Refinery in Chalmette
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Kate wrote 1 month ago: I woke up to birthday phone calls and an empty day stretched out before me. Yes, it was time for a … more →
FEMA taketh away
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toronto2nola wrote 1 month ago: It’s been four years since Hurricanes Katrina and Rita ripped through the Gulf Coast leaving m … more →
How was New Orleans?
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toronto2nola wrote 1 month ago: I don’t quite know how to answer the question “How was New Orleans?” Visiting New … more →
USCT Graves at Chalmette National Cemetery
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Kate wrote 2 months ago: Jazz Fest is here in New Orleans, and the weather just couldn’t be better for it. I’m n … more →
Laissez les bons temps rouler... at the dinner table, that is
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marybethw wrote 2 months ago: Warm, puffy, flakey, and covered in powdered sugar. Beignets were one of the very few traditional … more →
Civil Lawsuit Against U.S. Government Over Katrina Begins
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Editors wrote 2 months ago: 20 Apr 09 | NYT A groundbreaking civil suit begins in federal court here today to consider claims by … more →
EPA, Katrina and the Dilemma with Risk
Valentina Stackl wrote 3 months ago: Valentina Stackl I wrote this brief paper for extra credit in my Environmental Health Science clas … more →
SLABBED Daily - April 9
nowdoucit wrote 3 months ago: Sop and I are slabbed with work today; so, I’m going to take advantage of a short break to pos … more →
The house of Maus
Katie wrote 5 months ago: Today I worked on the Maus’s house–owned by Tamara and Chad. Here’s a tour of the … more →
First day on the job
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Katie wrote 5 months ago: Got up bright and early this morning and got over to the St. Bernard Project office where we got our … more →
Political Art--Conclusion
quintascott wrote 6 months ago: Memorials to the Legacy of George Bush's America Political Art has a sell-by-date. I made thi … more →
Political Art--American Flags, Louisiana Edition
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quintascott wrote 7 months ago: In February 2007 I made a trip to Louisiana to make photographs of the coastal wetlands for my boo … more →
CNN Hero of the Year: St. Bernard Parrish's Liz McCartney
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dalamanna wrote 7 months ago: This is the classic tale of hope arising from despair. Many of us are intimately familiar with the … more →
St. Bernard Wetlands Foundation is Alive!!!
jaredserigne wrote 7 months ago: St. Bernard Wetlands Foundation is back from Post-Katrina hibernation. It’s goals are simple: … more →
Last day of building in St. Bernard Parish
jlafferty wrote 8 months ago: Today is our last day of building here in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. Over the week, we have put … more →
The politics of being Isleno
jaredserigne wrote 8 months ago: Last week the Jeremias Martin group was visiting from the Canary Islands of Spain. They came to St … more →
outside the lines
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sophie wrote 10 months ago: Still an avid reader of The Nation, I was interested this recent article by Lizzie Ratner about appa … more →
Louisiana: Coastal Flooding Update
Heidi VanderVelde wrote 10 months ago: National Guard and the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries is moving search and rescue assets … more →
Louisiana: Coastal Flooding Report by Parish
Heidi VanderVelde wrote 10 months ago: September 12, 2008 4:00 p.m. – Water levels in Southeast Louisiana are beginning to recede and … more →
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