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Blessed to Be a Blessing
Lucky Johnson… A Quiet Hero For New Orleans Edwin Buggage Data News Weekly Editor-in-Chief These are Selfless Times In these troubling times, where many are in the mode of trying to put the pieces of […]
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Bleed Black and Gold Style
Tracee Dundas Fashion Editor:@fashionablyyoursnola Football season is officially here! And the “Who Dat” nation is beyond ready to scream and shout for our beloved New Orleans Saints! On game day (be it a home game […]
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Towards a Clean New Orleans
Eric Connerly Data News Contributor New Orleans continues to have a problem with trash and debris all over the city in the aftermath of Hurricane IDA. Weeks later city leaders are working hard to get […]
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Emergency Food Stamps D-SNAP Available For Those Affected By Hurricane Ida
Data News Staff Edited Report USDA approves D-SNAP benefits for 25 Louisiana parishes impacted by IDA. Here’s how to apply. Food stamp qualification rules are temporarily changed to include storm-related damages as part of income […]
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Back to the Classroom: A Game Plan for Reducing Anxiety
Stacy M. Brown NNPA Senior National Correspondent Back-to-school supplies were a bit different this year for 13-year-old Kamsi Anomnachi. Along with a day planner, an array of pens, and a couple of thick notebooks, Kamsi […]
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With This In Mind, It is Time for the My Brothers and Sisters Keeper
Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly The City of New Orleans continues to rebuild in the face of IDA and the destruction it left behind. Data News Weekly in our role as “The People’s […]
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Who Dat Say they Gonna Beat the Saints
The Beginning of a New Era Fleur De Lis Data News Weekly Contributor What’s up folks? This is your people Fleur De Lis. Like all of us trying to assess some damage from IDA. We […]
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Fall Election Re-Scheduled to November 13, 2021
Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor As the City of New Orleans recovers from the devastating impact of Hurricane Ida, the Fall elections have been moved to November 13th, and the runoff election will be […]
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Audubon Nature Institute Facilities to Reopen with Discount for Louisiana Residents
Data News Staff Edited Report Audubon Nature Institute plans to reopen its facilities following closures due to the impacts of Hurricane Ida in two phases. The first phase begins Thursday, September 16, 2021, with the […]
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National Urban League Sends Letter to Congress Urging Members to Extend Eviction Moratorium
Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League Recently, the National Urban League and other civil rights organizations sent a letter to Congress urging members to take immediate action to extend the Center for […]