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Local investor takes over former Sacred Heart of Jesus property on Canal Street

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By Stephanie Riegel Verified, Rich Collins Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
In 2023, the Archdiocese of New Orleans put the former Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church and the entire city block where it has stood for a more than a century up for sale, raising questions about the future of the Mid-City property. Some of the answers are now coming into focus.
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Andy Kopplin believes New Orleans' best hope for the future lies in its biomedical corridor

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By Stephanie Riegel Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
When Tulane University announced last month it had reached an agreement to take control of the long-stalled effort to redevelop the former Charity Hospital downtown, Andy Kopplin was among those cheering the most. Since 2016, Kopplin has served as president and CEO of the Greater New Orleans Foundation, backer of the BioDistrict, which would bring together hospitals, research and teaching institutions to reinvigorate downtown and stimulate the economy.
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Louisiana has struggled with workforce development. Does Meta have a solution? Original

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By Ianne Salvosa Verified, Stephanie Riegel Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
In early June, Meta identified Baton Rouge as the site of the first class of America’s Workforce Academy, a program training people how to build artificial intelligence infrastructure and data centers. As the tech giant invests billions of dollars in the AI boom, including a massive ongoing project in Richland Parish, the academy signals an intensifying need to fill worker gaps in the skilled trades.
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