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'Figure it out now': Moreno tells SWBNO after drainage pumps fail

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By Lily Cummings Verified
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As the aftermath of Tropical Storm Arthur rained down on New Orleans early Thursday morning, residents in the West End neighborhood woke up to water creeping up their streets and onto the sidewalks. District A Councilmember Aimee McCarron said she witnessed it firsthand.
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Where to watch the World Cup in New Orleans

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By Lily Cummings Verified
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The cheers for Team USA could be heard from Wrong Iron to Bayou St. John Friday night as Team USA dominated Paraguay. It's the first time in 32 years the U.S. is hosting the World Cup. Team USA's opening game was played in Los Angeles. Their next match is against Australia. The game will be played Friday, June 19 in Seattle. If you're looking for a lively atmosphere to watch, New Orleans has plenty of options.
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As French Quarter construction closures mount, lawmakers move to hold SWB more accountable

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By Lily Cummings Verified
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Three French Quarter businesses have permanently closed due to ongoing infrastructure construction on Decatur Street, which was initiated by the Sewerage and Water Board nine months ago. The construction project faced delays caused by high Mississippi River levels and the unearthing of historic artifacts, leading to fatal disruptions for local commerce.
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