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Editorial: For use of coveted state apartment, transparency not too much to ask (opens the original)
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Whether people using a public asset are properly doing so shouldnât be a complicated question. Yet when the Louisiana Legislative Auditor requested information on who had stayed at a French Quarter apartment controlled by Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesserâs office, the list provided was full of redactions. That does not exactly inspire confidence. Behind the dust-up is actually a long-running disagreement between the legislative auditor and Nungesser, who oversees the Department of Culture, Recreatio
Editorial: Helena Moreno’s first budget clearly lays out the hard choices facing the city (opens the original)
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We donât like the idea of cutting services that are popular and productive. Nobody does â and that, New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno is quick to say, includes her. Yet the budget Moreno proposed to the New Orleans City Council Tuesday, which cuts about $77 million from this yearâs spending total, represents the reality that city leaders face as they climb out of the deep financial hole that opened beneath them last year. There will be pain, as Chief Administrative Officer Joe Giarrusso has
The Social Aid & Pleasure Club second line schedule for fall 2026 (opens the original)
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Gambit previews the fests, concerts, comedy and special events happening in fall 2026. Sept. 14 Amy Miller and Billie Lee, Sports Drink The fall 2026 home schedules for the Saints, Pelicans, Tulane and LSU. For more than 40 years, Gambit has covered New Orleans, for New Orleans. Weâve stood up to city hall with you, cheered the Saints with you, danced in the streets with you and cried over our collective loss with you. And weâre planninâ on being here for 40 more. To do that, we need your
9 things to do in New Orleans to celebrate fall: Pumpkin patches, festivals and more (opens the original)
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Pumpkin spice treats are popping up on menus across town town and football has returned to our televisions. It can only mean one thingâ fall is right around the corner. So as we prepare to dust off our gumbo pots and count down the days until cooler weather, nowâs the time to mark your calendar for upcoming fall festivities. Hereâs whatâs happening around New Orleans, plus a few extra ideas to help get you in the fall spirit. The Saints kick off their first home game of the regular seaso
Gambit's Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down for Aug. 31 (opens the original)
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the New Orleans fashion designer and owner of the streetwear brand Emline, was recently honored by City Council for his mentorship program Designer Kids to L.A. The program, which this year had eight teenaged fellows, teaches aspiring designers how to create a business, design a product and manufacture it. Their products will be for sale at a pop-up showcase, and the group recently spent a week in Los Angeles learning about the fashion industry. had a smaller âdead zoneâ this year than expec
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