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Parents aided on maze of school options
To help parents navigate the process of enrolling their children in New Orleans public schools next year, community organizations have begun holding fairs and publishing guides detailing the vast selection of schools available, as well as how to apply.
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Vital bridge closes today
Travel to and from the Lower 9th Ward and St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes will become more difficult today as the Judge Seeber Bridge over the Industrial Canal is shut down completely for almost two months.
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Woman killed in accident at Harrah's
A woman was killed early Sunday when a parking valet at Harrah's casino in New Orleans lost control of the vehicle he was driving, the New Orleans Police Department reported.
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'Bratwurst' brings bee to a savory end
It was down to two spellers when Andrew Nguyen, 12, got stuck.
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Budget cuts will hit public TV hard
Along with the many state budget cuts affecting government agencies and nonprofit services across Louisiana, public television is slated for a heavy dose of reductions in the upcoming fiscal year.
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Children getting hooked on fishing
Kayla Griffin cast the first fishing line of her life standing atop a patch of City Park grass near Popp Bandstand on Saturday.
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Jeff council tries to map out scandal
The Jefferson Parish Council has mailed 404 letters -- one to every company making money on a parish contract -- in an effort to map the extent of former chief administrator Tim Whitmer's private insurance business with the government and its vendors.
