04/02/2008 NOLA News

New Orleans Watches a Rising Mississippi
The Associated Press -
The clay was being trucked to New Orleans to build up hurricane protection levees. River levees in the city are not believed to be at risk. ...
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The Road To New Orleans Is Paved With Good Intentions
Campus Progress - Washington,DC,USA
After the federal government shafted New Orleans in the wake of hurricane Katrina, the Big Easy just can’t seem to get a break. First, trailers for evacuees ...
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Spring Break Trip To New Orleans Helpful to Katrina Victims
Trinity Tripod (subscription) - Hartford,CT,USA
It was very interesting to hear the stories that people who were born and raised in New Orleans were able to tell us about the years since Katrina hit. ...
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New Orleans Redevelopment Plans Slow to Materialize
Commercial Property News - USA
Big promises were made to the citizens of New Orleans after their city was devastated by Hurricane Katrina. One of those promises was made a year ago, ...
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US Fails to Meet Promises to New Orleans
Prensa Latina - Havana,Cuba
Washington, Apr 1 (Prensa Latina) One year past the promises to transform New Orleans, the city devastated by Hurricane Katrina remains in rubbles and ...
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Mark Bradford examines life viewed through today's technology
Los Angeles Times - CA,USA
2, 2005, four days after Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast with stupefying force, New Orleans' Times-Picayune ran an enormous headline above a ...
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Local Volunteer Shot In New Orleans
KDKA - Pittsburgh,PA,USA
NEW ORLEANS (KDKA) ― A Washington County man volunteering to help Hurricane Katrina victims in New Orleans was shot last week. Mark Smith, 23, a graduate of ...
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Judge exonerates barge company in Katrina lawsuit
Worcester Telegram - Worcester,MA,USA
By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN AP Writer NEW ORLEANS— The owner of a barge that broke free of its moorings and landed on several homes here during Hurricane Katrina ...
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