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Freelance journalist | Founder, @ledeneworleans. @NOLAnews alum. @usairforce brat. @UCF grad. New Orleans resident since 2010.
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A grab-and-go food guide to the MSY New Orleans terminal

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By Jennifer Larino Verified
| Very Local Sacramento
The food and drink options at the New Orleans airport got a serious upgrade with the opening of the new $1 billion, 35-gate terminal in November 2019. The mix includes several full-service dining options that encourage you to pull up a seat and take time to peruse menus from local names like Mondo, Emeril’s Table and Leah’s Kitchen, a concept named after and inspired by legendary chef Leah Chase. SEE ALSO: A traveler’s guide to the New Orleans’ new airport terminal The key word here? Time.
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Using the Power of the Porch

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By Jennifer Larino Verified
| Medium
What we’ve learned about community listening By and Photo by Joshua Doguet on Unsplash For the last several decades, journalism hasn’t been listening to the people it serves. Our coverage can be disconnected from the everyday needs of our community members, especially people whom legacy media has never fully represented or prioritized, whether it’s community members who identify as Black, brown, immigrant, working-class, queer, youth, and more. That’s why we became John S.
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This nonprofit startup is fighting for inclusive media in one of America’s oldest cities

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By Jennifer Larino Verified
| misinfocon.com
Majority white newsrooms are still the norm in New Orleans, a majority Black city. Lede New Orleans wants to change that. By Jennifer Larino The Lede New Orleans newsroom in Treme in April 2021. (Photo by Jennifer Larino, Lede New Orleans) It had been a dry, mild day in New Orleans, but we recognized the cool, mineral smell of rain as soon as it hit the air.
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