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Clancy DuBos: Cantrell touts progress but ignores challenges | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Clancy DuBos: Cantrell touts progress but ignores challenges | Opinion

State of the City addresses, like their state and national counterparts, typically call to mind political pep rallies. They feature lots of self-awarded high-fives, with an occasional smattering of vision

Goodbye Al's and New Brookland. What's next for WeCo? | Local News - Vimarsana News

Goodbye Al's and New Brookland. What's next for WeCo? | Local News

With the closing of Al's Upstairs and New Brookland Tavern moving to Five Points, West Columbia's State and Meeting streets are slated for major redevelopment.

Japanese ramen restaurant replaces pub in south Richmond - Vimarsana News

Japanese ramen restaurant replaces pub in south Richmond

Ironwood Plaza is getting a new Japanese ramen restaurant at Brown Social House's former address; its menu includes brothless noodles.

Orleans School Board asks City Council to rescind River District's Shell building tax break - Vimarsana News

Orleans School Board asks City Council to rescind River District's Shell building tax break

The Orleans Parish School Board and the superintendent of NOLA Public Schools have asked the City Council to rescind a $21.6 million tax break they granted to developers earlier this

Source: nola.com
Clancy DuBos: Cantrell touts 'quiet progress' in New Orleans but ignores blaring challenges | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly - Vimarsana News

Clancy DuBos: Cantrell touts 'quiet progress' in New Orleans but ignores blaring challenges | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly

State of the City addresses, like their state and national counterparts, typically call to mind political pep rallies. They feature lots of self-awarded high fives, with an occasional smattering of

Source: nola.com