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Future Growth for the City Lies with Local Entrepreneurs

October 20, 2021 LA Data News 0

Nia Brown Data News Weekly Contributor A new New Orleans will require investment. Those were the insights of artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs as they brainstormed ways to jumpstart an equitable recovery for New Orleans, at […]

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Experts Call for a More Equitable Tourism Sector

October 13, 2021 LA Data News 0

Tyana Jackson Data News Weekly Contributor As New Orleans prepares to slowly restart its festivals and Mardi Gras yet again, cultural experts say they hope the Pandemic has shown how the city’s important tourism sector […]

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Garbage: The Whole Story

October 6, 2021 LA Data News 0

There has been a lot of coverage about New Orleans’ garbage issue over the past few months. There have been detailed daily accounts of missed pick-ups, the health hazard that this situation – a massive […]

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City works to speed up Post-Ida Recovery

October 6, 2021 LA Data News 0

Tyana Jackson Data News Weekly Contributor Over a month after Hurricane Ida, one of the largest tropical cyclone storms to make landfall in Louisiana, residents are still struggling to return to normal. Several issues have […]

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The New Orleans Community Unites to Clean The City After Hurricane IDA

September 30, 2021 LA Data News 0

Courtney Young President/CEO ForeSight Communications In the aftermath of Hurricane IDA, residents of New Orleans are struggling to deal with the putrid-smelling trash that is overwhelming the city. It’s been almost 4 weeks since the […]

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City Announces Direct Landlord Assistance and Utility Payments now Available

September 30, 2021 LA Data News 0

City of New Orleans NEW ORLEANS — Last week, the City of New Orleans announced that it will begin providing direct payments to utility providers, and rapid relief to landlords to stop tenants from being […]

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GARBAGE the whole story

September 29, 2021 LA Data News 0

There has been a lot of coverage about New Orleans’ garbage issue over the past few months. There have been detailed daily accounts of missed pick-ups, the health hazard that this situation – a massive […]

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Emergency Food Stamps D-SNAP Available For Those Affected By Hurricane Ida

September 22, 2021 LA Data News 0

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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Audubon Nature Institute Facilities to Reopen with Discount for Louisiana Residents

September 17, 2021 LA Data News 0

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

September 17, 2021 LA Data News 0

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 […]

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