03/21/2008 NOLA News

Texas man's body found in New Orleans canal

Houston Chronicle - United States
Delatte, a New Orleans area native who moved to Mansfield, Texas, after Hurricane Katrina, was reported missing on Feb. 5. There were no signs of foul play ...
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Student Volunteers Make a Break for NO
The Associated Press -
... come because they haven't forgotten about New Orleans and how 80 percent of the city was flooded when the levees broke during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. ...
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'Burn on the Bayou' showcases Burning Man participants' post ...
CNET News.com - San Francisco,CA,USA
Until a few months after Hurricane Katrina flattened it, the little Mississippi hamlet of Pearlington had never been graced with a nice, big welcome sign. ...
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There's Still Work to Do in New Orleans
Daily Californian - Berkeley,CA,USA
The impact of this negligence is visible in the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina as primarily poor, black communities were left to fend for ...
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Entergy digs in to install new NO gas lines
The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com - New Orleans,LA,USA
... New Orleans plans to install 844 miles of new pipes to replace low-pressure cast-iron and steel pipes in areas that flooded after Hurricane Katrina and ...
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Next big quake could be worse than 1906
San Francisco Chronicle - CA, USA
... billion forecast for losses to residential and commercial buildings far exceeds the $141 billion damage to New Orleans buildings from Hurricane Katrina. ...
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New Orleans Mint Rises
NumisMaster.com - Iola,WI,USA
The museum has been back in business for six months, fully recovered from the wrath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. And there is a wealth of revamped and new ...
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Jews, Muslims Work to Heal New Orleans
Jewish Exponent - Philadelphia,PA,USA
The two came up with an idea: Send a group of Jewish and Muslim students from Penn to New Orleans to help in the ongoing rebuilding efforts. ...
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