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January 10, 2024
Several neighborhoods in New Orleans may experience low water pressure Thursday while the Sewerage and Waterboard works on a watermain.
September 29, 2023
Crews did a temporary emergency repair, but a precautionary measure was issued for customers.
September 28, 2023
An Uptown water main broke Thursday afternoon, causing street flooding, and sending Sewerage and Water Board crews to the area.
September 28, 2023
The SWBNO took to social media to announce a major water line break at the intersection of Upperline Street and South Claiborne Avenue on Thursday afternoon.
May 24, 2023
A proposed open-air restaurant complex on the Freret Street corridor received a thumbs-down from the City Planning Commission on Tuesday (May 23) The large vacant lot on Freret and Upperline Street is envisioned as Bohemia Gardens, an outdoor recreational space with a bar and three restaurants featuring up-and-coming chefs, the developer told the CPC. In […]
July 14, 2022
The New Orleans Police Department reported an armed robbery and a carjacking in Uptown neighborhoods this week. The armed robbery occurred Wednesday (July 14) in the 1700 block of Upperline Street, near Carondelet Street. Just before 11 a.m., a 46-year-old man was held up at gunpoint by two men. The victim turned over his belongings; […]
February 22, 2022
When three smaller subkrewes of the Krewe of House Floats โUniversity, Freret and St. Charles Avenue โ melded into one, an anything-goes theme evolved, which in turn became “Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler,” said subkrewe captain Jenna Rockett. With no constraints to follow, krewe members improvised their individual whims. The Bergers of State Street […]
August 28, 2021
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July 5, 2021
A New Orleans Gay Bar Inferno Killed 32. Roy Reed Was First to Report the Truth. Robert W. Fieseler ยฉ Provided by The Daily Beast Jack Thornell/AP The late journalist and New Orleans resident Roy Reed, who passed away in 2017, is perhaps best known for his enterprising Civil Rights-era coverage in The New York Times, including a March 1965 attack of state troopers on unarmed marchers in Selma, Alabama at the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Times story of the ensuing carnage, known as...