Mardi Gras brings joy - but also worry over violent crime
Sunny skies and warm weather are fueling the fervor on New Orleans streets as the city celebrates Mardi Gras — or Fat Tuesday — the annual, ebullient climax of the
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Sunny skies and warm weather are fueling the fervor on New Orleans streets as the city celebrates Mardi Gras — or Fat Tuesday — the annual, ebullient climax of the
Sunny skies and unusually warm weather fueled the street party fervor in New Orleans as the city celebrated Mardi Gras — Fat Tuesday — the annual, ebullient climax of Carnival season, marked by shoulder-to-shoulder crowds on raucous Bourbon Street and thousand lining St. Charles Avenue for family-friendly parades.
Sunny skies and warm weather are fueling the fervor on New Orleans streets as the city celebrates Mardi Gras — or Fat Tuesday — the annual, ebullient climax of the
NEW ORLEANS -- Sunny skies and unusually warm weather fueled the street party fervor in New Orleans as the city celebrated Mardi Gras -- Fat Tuesday -- the annual climax of Carnival season, marked by shoulder-to-shoulder crowds on raucous Bourbon Street and thousands lining St. Charles Avenue for family-friendly parades.
First-time Mardi Gras participant Ken Traylor of Houston had heard about the shooting, but shrugged it off.