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She was buried unidentified for 20 years. A high school necklace brought her home.

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By Devin Bartolotta Verified
| WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
CHALMETTE, La. — Under drizzly Friday morning skies, the final wishes of a woman who spent two decades as an unidentified Katrina victim were fulfilled at last. Dorothy Driggers Taquino was laid to rest in the St. Bernard Parish cemetery where she had always planned to spend eternity. "We're happy that it's all done and she's where she belongs," said Jay Driggers, one of Dorothy's great-nephews. This story continues below.
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After 20 years without a name, Hurricane Katrina victim Dorothy Taquino is finally home

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By Devin Bartolotta Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Under drizzly Friday morning skies, the final wishes of a woman who spent two decades as an unidentified Katrina victim were fulfilled at last. Dorothy Driggers Taquino was laid to rest in the St. Bernard Parish cemetery where she had always planned to spend eternity. "We're happy that it's all done and she's where she belongs," said Jay Driggers, one of Dorothy's great-nephews. Dorothy was a New Orleans native, but St. Bernard Parish became her home.
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New Orleans public pools to open for summer this weekend with 107 lifeguards ready

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By Devin Bartolotta Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The New Orleans Recreation Development Commission will re-open some of its summer pools this weekend as it prepares for its big summer opening. NORD CEO Larry Barabino, Jr., said in an interview Wednesday that the organization has been heavily recruiting lifeguards since February and has 107 guards fully trained and certified. A soft opening this Saturday, May 30, will include five year-round swimming pools and about seven seasonal pools.
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