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NEW ORLEANS - Since August 2021, Ann Yoachim’s mind has felt like a dry-erase board.
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NEW ORLEANS - Since August 2021, Ann Yoachim’s mind has felt like a dry-erase board.
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Metropolis The Rudy Bruner Award Continues Its Speaker Series: Engaging Communities via Food and Education A partnership with Northeastern University, "Inspiring Design: Creating Beautiful, Just, and Resilient Places in America" draws on the award organization's national network. Courtesy Steve Hall / Hedrich Blessing Inspiring Design: Creating Beautiful, Just and Resilient Places in America series highlighted the ability of collaborative design to empower people, build communities, and advance change. Speakers associated with RBA winners in Chicago, Memphis, and New Orleans shared stories of...
City Park calls its collection of 30,000 trees its most treasured asset, with some of the park’s storied oak trees dating back 750 to 900 years. But none may be as beloved as the Singing Oak, which with its wind chimes — including one that is 14 feet long — rings a pentatonic (five notes per octave) scale upon every breeze. Located adjacent to Big Lake near the intersection of Wisner Boulevard and Lelong Drive, the oak is one of the most popular and relaxing gathering spots in the park, but the frequency of usage has caused damaged to its exposed roots. Park officials think a sitting...