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10:10 pm
Fri July 15, 2011

Danziger Bridge Prosecution Winding Down

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9:55 pm
Thu July 14, 2011

Mayor Landrieu Welcomes FEMA Back To Blight Fight

New Orleans, La. – Mayor Landrieu says the city stopped using FEMA money two years ago as it struggled to clear houses destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.

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10:38 am
Wed July 13, 2011

Governor Jindal Signs Bill Transferring UNO to UL System

New Orleans, La. – Governor Jindal says the transfer will be a better match for U-N-O to work alongside similar research facilities instead of under the flagship Louisiana State University. It comes after he failed to persuade lawmakers to merge UNO with Southern University of New Orleans, which was loudly opposed by that school's faculty and students. After the signing ceremony, Jindal said he still expects SUNO to improve its student retention and graduation rates.

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9:34 pm
Mon July 11, 2011

New Orleans Selected To Test Federal Streamlining Program

New Orleans, La. – Mayor Landrieu and U-S Labor Secretary Hilda Solis announced that New Orleans will be getting full-time, high-level federal staff to live in the city and help coordinate how tax dollars are spent.

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10:53 pm
Fri July 8, 2011

Medical Center Board Withdraws HUD Financing Request

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10:23 pm
Thu July 7, 2011

Tulane University Gets $6.5 million for Oil Spill Health Study

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8:57 pm
Thu July 7, 2011

Former Officer Testifies At Danziger Bridge Trial

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8:18 pm
Wed July 6, 2011

Danziger Bridge Trial Starts Second Week

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6:41 pm
Wed July 6, 2011

HUD Announces Road Home Lawsuit Settlement

New Orleans, La. – Five homeowners and housing advocates sued the government over the way Road Home funds were distributed. They claimed the formula discriminated against blacks by calculating grants on the home's value before the storm. Many blacks lived in neighborhoods with depressed values. Plaintiffs argued that it was unfair to use a pre-storm value, and not the higher price tag of rebuilding.
Secretary Donovan says the federal money will help revitalize blighted communities.

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