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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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Editorials
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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Ida and the Great Exodus
Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief The Road to Recovery In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, that left much damage from Louisiana to the east coast of this nation, this catastrophe left many with questions about their city […]
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Hurricane Ida Leaves behind Devastated New Orleans and Other Cities Across the Region
Hurricane Ida barreled through the City of New Orleans and other parts of the state, leaving much damage in wake of this disaster. With downed power lines, damaged properties and power outages all over the […]
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New Orleans in Retrospect – Where We Are 16 Years After Hurricane Katrina.
Renetta Burrell Perry Data News Weekly Contributor Everyone in the world can identify with B.C. and A.C. as the designations of Before Christ and After Christ, but New Orleanians have our own very personal designations […]
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Carrying on the Tradition
Wild Magnolias Big Chief Bo Dollis Jr. Discusses New Album and Life In New Orleans Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief A City Where…Art, Heritage and Culture Matters In a City like New Orleans, it is one filled […]
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Closed City…
Benjamin Bates Data News Weekly Contributor COVID-19 and Changing Times As the City, nation and world continues to grapple with the scourge that is the COVID-19 Pandemic, the latest strain (Delta Variant) threatens all the […]