TheNewOrleansChannel - Sun Nov 08
As Ida gets closer to the Gulf of Mexico, flooding becomes a concern in southeastern Louisiana.
Coastal wetlands education program conveys memories of fading lifestylesNOLA.com - Thu Nov 05
The Rev. Joe Recasner's memory of his childhood in the Lower 9th Ward is a bit fuzzy -- he has a hard time remembering exactly when his family moved to the area or how long it was before a wall separating his neighborhood from the adjacent Bayou Bienvenue was built.
New books help genealogy research opportunitiesNews-Star - Sun Nov 01
Several new books have come in to help the genealogy researcher get passed their 'brick wall.' Maybe one of these could help you: n 'Miscellaneous Alabama Newspaper Abstracts' volumes 1 and 2, by Michael Kelsey, Nancy Graff Floyd and Ginny Guinn Parsons.
Man shot in Iberville/Lafitte area of New OrleansTimes-Picayune - Wed Oct 28
A man was shot shortly before 10 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Bienville and N. Derbigny streets .
Jean Lafitte reserve cop gets suspended after being arrested in police station car burglaryNOLA.com - Wed Oct 28
A reserve Lafitte police officer was indefinitely suspended from his job after he allegedly broke into a car parked behind the town's police station -- in plain view of its owners, according to authorities.
Lafitte police officer arrested for simple burglaryWWL-TV New Orleans - Tue Oct 27
A Jean Lafitte police officer has been arrested after allegedly burglarizing a car, said Sheriff Newell Normand.
Man wanted for ATM burglaries sought by policeWAFB-TV Baton Rouge - Mon Oct 26
The pictures in this story leaves no doubt in the minds of Louisville Metro Police detectives that someone reading this knows the suspect.
Shrimpers keeping eyes on tigerThe Daily Advertiser - Fri Oct 23
BATON ROUGE - The chief concerns Louisiana shrimpers have had about foreign shrimp involved the low prices they forced onto the market.
La. wildlife experts concerned about tiger prawnsThe Daily Advertiser - Thu Oct 22
BATON ROUGE - The chief concerns Louisiana shrimpers have had about foreign shrimp involved the low prices they forced onto the market.
Gulf of Mexico concerns aired as key federal officials visit New OrleansNOLA.com - Mon Oct 19
Several high-level Obama administration officials heard more than three hours worth of testimony Monday from environmental groups, fishing organizations, scientists and the oil and gas industry about development of a national policy aimed at protecting the oceans and streamlining government management.
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