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Mayor Cantrell wants to hire former Entergy New Orleans CEO at the heart of paid actor scandal

Mayor LaToya Cantrell wants the City Council to approve a contract with the firm of former Entergy New Orleans (ENO) CEO Charles Rice, who in 2018 stepped down after it

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Oberlin audit finds material weaknesses, deficiencies and noncompliance issues - American Press

Oberlin audit finds material weaknesses, deficiencies and noncompliance issues - American Press
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Town of Elton may owe at least $1M in police officer pensions

Town of Elton may owe at least $1M in police officer pensions
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SADOW: Monuments Come Before Employees, People In Bossier City

It’s not just Bossier City employees who can't get raises out of a debt-ridden city, says Jeff Sadow, retired firefighters have a beef, too.

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Police pension shortfall fines could get even worse for city

After WWL-TV broke the story about the pension crisis in July, Council Vice-President Helena Moreno discovered the situation could get even worse.

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