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New Orleans could give residents up to $1K toward a new e-bike. Here's how to sign up (opens the original)
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New Orleans will offer $3.8 million in rebates for cash spent on electric bikes, a bid to promote a low-emissions transportation option for residents. The cityâs E-Bike Rebate Program, launched Monday, will reimburse the cost of 2,500 e-bikes that are purchased from New Orleans bike retailers, including Bayou Bicycles, Bicycle Michaelâs, GNO Cyclery, Mike the Bike Guy and RideTHISBike. The city began accepting applications for the rebates on Monday, and will continue to do so until Oct. 9. I
Here's how Louisiana's universities are preparing students for a narrowing job market (opens the original)
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Tanesha Taylor, 23, spends her days making sandwiches, breakfast wraps and Greek salads at Good Bird on Freret Street. When she isnât there, sheâs firing off resumes to many recruiters in hopes of starting a career in graphic design. But despite earning a bachelorâs degree in design from Loyola University last year and completing an internship at Josh Hailey Studios in New Orleans, her outbox is seeing a lot more activity than her inbox. âI am not getting responses, which is the worst pa
National Urban League, Anti-Defamation League team up to fight against antisemitism and racism (opens the original)
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The National Urban League and the Anti-Defamation League said Tuesday that the two organizations plan to share resources in their ongoing battle against hate, extremism and discrimination against minorities. Leaders of both advocacy groups spoke before a crowd of more than 100 people gathered at the Orpheum Theater in downtown New Orleans about how data-tracking tools and a common staff member can aid in their shared mission to combat hate and prejudice. Marc Morial, the Urban Leagueâs preside
In New Orleans, 140 vacant properties are on the auction block. See details. (opens the original)
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The New Orleans Redevelopment Authority will auction off 140 vacant properties in New Orleans this month for buyers to build new homes or claim green space. In a switch from past years, NORA's auction this year will reserve 40 properties to be purchased for urban farms and community green space. It is encouraging investors to turn the others into single-family homes. This comes after NORA introduced a ânon-housing development optionâ in January that allows urban farmers and community organiz
Debris beneath Duncan Plaza could hamper any plan to move City Hall, Civil District Court there. ‘It felt like concrete’ (opens the original)
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One of the cityâs options for moving or rebuilding its City Hall and Civil District Court buildings has hit a snag in the form of decades-old concrete debris buried underneath Duncan Plaza, an advisory board learned Tuesday afternoon. âJust on the record, that could be a very, very huge impediment in utilizing this potential site,â said Roy Glapion, a civil engineer and member of the Municipal Complex Advisory Committee at a meeting held Tuesday at Union Passenger Terminal. The meeting was
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