“Ethnic Cleansing” in New Orleans
Center for Research on Globalization - Canada
... New Orleans, the city where Hurricane Katrina struck in September 2005 is barely covered in the media these days. The failure to ...
Katrina left mark on Legends shortstop
Kentucky.com - Lexington,KY,USA
... Celebrity baby pictures need publishing. Hurricane Katrina was bad. What happened to New Orleans was sad. But there's a new story every day. ...
Louisiana legislature way off course with tax measure
Richmond Times Dispatch - Richmond,VA,USA
... Because of Hurricane Katrina, several levees that protect New Orleans, which sits below sea level, broke. The city was flooded. Lives were lost. ...
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Campers send hope to kids in New Orleans camps
Miami Herald - FL,USA
... and other campers were sending kind words to kids at a sister camp at Loyola University in New Orleans, where many were affected by Hurricane Katrina last year ...
New Orleans courts struggle to regroup
Boston Globe - United States
... It's a spring morning in the New Orleans court system's long road back from Hurricane Katrina. This session of magistrate court ...
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New Orleans struggles to cope with water leaks
Baltimore Sun - United States
NEW ORLEANS // Underground leaks and cracks in the city's water system because of Hurricane Katrina cause the loss of 80 million to 100 million gallons of ...
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Church group departs for New Orleans
New Bern Sun Journal - New Bern,NC,USA
A group of 11 youths and five adults from River Bend Baptist Church is headed to New Orleans on a relief mission 10 months after Hurricane Katrina battered the ...
NO to lose its chief librarian
Times Picayune - New Orleans,LA,USA
... Fla., firm that is a contractor for employee-assistance programs, could not find work in New Orleans, even though, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, there is ...
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Tsunami workers shocked by state of New Orleans
Gulf Times - Doha,Qatar
... Katrina flooded 80% of New Orleans and only about half of the city’s residents have returned. In the Lower Ninth Ward that the ...
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