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Mexico Remembers 1968 Student Massacre On Oct. 2
Survivors speak about the massacre of hundreds of students in Tlatelolco 53 years ago.
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Business
Crude Oil Prices Nearing 3-Year High
U.S. oil and gas markets remain tight, even as production recovers from the disruption caused by Hurricane Ida and other storms.
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Prickly Pear Cactus Supplies Eco-Friendly Option For Solar Backpack
Students in rural areas can provide their schools with power and Internet connection using the invention by Moisés Venegas.
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Aztec Dancers In Mexico City’s Zócalo Celebrate Nature In Their Rituals
Concheros dance to the rhythms of pre-Hispanic-style drums, flutes and conch shell trumpets.
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Entertainment
Raider Nation Musician Mixes Business With Pleasure
Though his favorite team ditched Oakland for Vegas, Shaleef Perkins keeps fans fired up with football-themed rap hits.
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Mothers of Slain Unarmed Black Men and Women Continue to Advocate for Change
Leah Clark Data News Weekly Contributor The Mothers of the Movement urged New Orleans youth to remain vigilant on the issues of police brutality, gun violence, and its impact on the community at an event […]
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NORD Kicks Off 75th Anniversary and Renaming of Behrman Park
Data News Weekly Staff Edited Report The New Orleans Recreation Department (NORD) Commission kicked-off its 75th Anniversary as a City agency and announced the renaming of Behrman Park as the Morris F.X. Jeff Sr. Park. […]
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DUPLAIN W. “PETE” RHODES III Patriarch of Rhodes Families of Businesses Dies
New Orleans Agenda Press Release We sadly announce the passing of Duplain W. “Pete” Rhodes, III on Wednesday, September 23, 2021. Duplain “Pete” Rhodes was the patriarch of New Orleans’ own Rhodes Family of Businesses. […]
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The New Orleans Community Unites to Clean The City After Hurricane IDA
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
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 […]