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Does Mitch Landrieu Have the Presidential Itch? (opens the original)
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Asked if he was considering running for President, former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Ladrieu told a reporter for Politico digital news (over a recent dinner at Mosca’s), “it’s hard not too.” Lanrdieu said that several people have encouraged him to run. He is obviously weighing the idea and said that he will make his decision after the midterm election. (That’s coming soon – Nov. 3.) Historically, being a mayor has never been a stepping stone for the Presidency. The most notable exception was Grover
Holy See: When the Pope Visited New Orleans (opens the original)
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Among the thousands of visitors in town during Sept. 11-13, 1987 (39 years ago this past weekend) were Pope John Paul II and a photographer from France. The Pope was clearly happy to be in New Orleans, having accepted an invitation from Archbishop Phillp Hannan. As for the photographer – it was not that he […] This content is for paid subscribers only, of New Orleans Magazine, New Orleans Homes, or St Charles Avenue using our new subscription system. The best in New Orleans dining, shopping, eve
Saints in the Center: What the Power Pickers Are Saying (opens the original)
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Surely the songwriters’ vision of the “Age of Aquarius” must have been the time period between September and February each year when the NFL is back on the field. There are plenty of stars during that time but they are hardly determined by “love’ as much as by blocking, tackling, and speeding down the sideline. This being the week before the season starts, it is the best moment for making predictions. In recent years a new addition to the discussion has been something called “power rankings” for
Dolly Parton's Heartfelt Tribute to Porter Wagoner (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton would tell the story about the day she had to deliver bad news to her mentor, country singer Porter Wagoner, and the incredible way she would respond to his reaction. I thought about Wagoner frequently last week with the news about Parton’s parting. I remembered that night in 2006, only a few weeks into the Hurricane Katrina recovery period, when I received a call from a friend who worked for the Nashville Tourism office. She had been hearing all the horrible news about the conditio
Carnival Krewes Urged to Address Parade Rest Challenges (opens the original)
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Several years ago the city’s Chief Administrative Officer went into a rage at the high cost of staging Carnival, particularly the parades. He argued that the expenses for police, street care and sanitation alone exceeded what City Hall gets in return. At the time, a Mayoral Mardi Gras Advisory Committee had recently been formed. Made […] This content is for paid subscribers only, of New Orleans Magazine, New Orleans Homes, or St Charles Avenue using our new subscription system. The best in New O
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