New Orleans Magazine March 2007

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ERROL LABORDE’S COMMENTARY: WHEN MAYORS SAY DUMB THINGS

There have been mayors who have said dumb things long before Ray Nagin. Never,...

Our Jazz All-Stars The Class of ’07

Lordy, if it wasn’t for the music we’d be such a poorer city. With...

HEALTHBEAT

• Culicchia Neurological Clinic introduces a new medical procedure that treats back pain due...

HEALTH: Acid Reflux

Tums used to serve as a food group for local attorney and filmmaker Stephen...

BIZ: EN ROUTE TO A COMEBACK

On a scale from zero to 30,000 feet, business at New Orleans’ airport is...

SPEAKING OUT: TELEVISION WITH A VISION

When the subject is WYES-TV/Channel 12, our full disclosure statement is quite lengthy. We...

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NEWS BEAT: St. Roch gets rolling

The St. Roch Market, a St. Claude Avenue relative of the better-known French Market,...

READ & SPIN

CD: Hurricane On The Bayou Soundtrack features treasured local sounds of Fats Domino, Dr....

MUSIC: Harry Connick Jr.

A headliner at this year’s Jazz and Heritage Festival, Harry Connick Jr. has a...

NEWSBEAT: Special Delivery

Rebekah and Glen Markham of Covington sent greeting cards announcing their baby’s birth to...

TABLETALK: DINING ADVENTURES ON OAK STREET

The Oak Street corridor between S. Carrollton Avenue and River Road has been undergoing...

NEWSBEAT: Mets on the Bayou

The start of baseball season this month for the New Orleans Zephyrs opens a...

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THERESA ANDERSSON

When you sit down and talk with musician Theresa Andersson, you notice – in a...

JULIA STREET

Dear Julia and Poydras,While walking through Cypress Grove Cemetery, I noticed a large truncated...

MARQUEE

Play Ball!The New Orleans Zephyrs will take a swing at the new season on...

Restaurant Spot Light: Fire a restaurant

FIRE is a restaurant in the lower warehouse district once occupied by the firemen of...

ERROL LABORDE’S COMMENTARY: A MISTICK GATHERING

Their names will forever be lost in the secret annals of the New Orleans...