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St. Bernard School Board to proceed with lawsuit against Port NOLA

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By Metia Carroll Verified
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The St. Bernard District Attorney has announced that the St. Bernard School Board will be seeking a trial date in the ongoing injunction lawsuit against Port NOLA. This comes after the issuance of a federal permit by the Army Corps of Engineers. Sign up for our Newsletters The St. Bernard School Board originally filed the suit on July 8, 2024, to halt construction of the proposed Louisiana International Terminal facility. The proposed port footprint will encompass W.
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Harvey customers without power as severe storms move through the area

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By Metia Carroll Verified
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Thousands are without power across Southeast Louisiana as storms move through the area. Jefferson Parish: 5,024 Orleans Parish: 9,011 St. John: 1,904 Tangipahoa Parish: 1,083 Sign up for our Newsletters Entergy is investigating the cause of the outage. Entergy issued the following statement on the outages: ”Entergy New Orleans is aware of multiple outages impacting customers in several areas impacted by severe weather. Entergy crews are working as quickly and safely as possible to restore service.
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New Orleans civil rights activist, Jerome "Big Duck" Smith, dies at 87

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By Metia Carroll Verified
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New Orleans civil rights activist, culture bearer, and community leader Jerome "Big Duck" Smith has passed away at the age of 87. Congressman Troy Carter shared photos of Smith, saying, "New Orleans lost a giant, and I lost a friend." Sign up for our Newsletters Carter also reflected on Smith's enduring impact, emphasizing that his civil rights work extended beyond the 1960s movement.
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