03/28/2008 NOLA News

A City Left Behind, but Still Inspired
New York Times - United States
By THAYER EVANS HOUSTON — DJ Augustin had seen the video and the photographs of the destruction that Hurricane Katrina had caused to his home in New Orleans ...
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More than 2 years after the storm, magazines still have a place ...
The Canadian Press - NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS — Editor Eleanor Griffin worried about "Katrina fatigue" among her nearly four million readers when she devoted much of her magazine's October ...
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Port of New Orleans expects revenue to decline
The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com - New Orleans,LA,USA
It was also a fifth less freight than the port saw in 2006 and down 400000 tons from 2005, the year Hurricane Katrina struck the city. ...
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Noah Wyle of 'ER" enjoying role of bookworm-turned-superhero in ...
International Herald Tribune - France
Set in New Orleans, it's the third installment of TNT's series of films in which Wyle portrays mild-mannered Flynn Carsen, who helps care for some of ...
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Census cites New Orleans comeback
United Press International - USA
WASHINGTON, March 27 (UPI) -- New Orleans is pulling off a major population comeback almost three years after Hurricane Katrina, the US Census Bureau says. ...
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Shelter Magazines And The Katrina Story
mediabistro.com - New York,NY,USA
We cannot fail to note that 65 or so of Hearst Magazine editors and executives spent a week in New Orleans rebuilding a Hurricane Katrina-ravaged home in ...
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Hurricane Recovery Office prepares for closure next week
Arkansas Catholic - Little Rock,AR,USA
Most evacuees from New Orleans grew up in an urban area, but following the hurricane they were transplanted to rural areas of Arkansas where there were few ...
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Where to Eat and Stay in New Orleans
Camp KC - Kansas City,MO,USA
It’s been nearly three years since Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans, but this spirited, supremely gracious, happily eccentric, and gay-friendly ...
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