New Orleans Magazine May 2009

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Widening the Panama Canal

What it could mean for New Orleans

Mother's Day

Someone told me that Alzheimer’s is the worst disease because you lose a person...

Last Call

Fire and Ice Mint Julep

NOLA by the Numbers

7New Orleans was founded on this day in May 1718.55“Retired” hurricane names (Fema.gov).1.5 million...
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Etc.

Accurate Auto Glass: fitting and installingAccurate Auto Glass’ services are simple: they fit and...

Featured Dining

Fine dining for less at Austin’s Owned by Ed McIntyre, Austin’s opened in 2003...

A guide to biking

Love in the wheel world

Talk about food

Our reader's stories.

Back to the classics

Preserving our food heritage

Mothers and Daughters

Mothers and daughters, daughters and mothers – the bond between them is special. Like...
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Near by you

This “getaway” is just around the corner

Richard Rowley's three loves

 “Creativity is a drug I cannot live without.” – Cecile B. DeMilleThe book of 300...

Making magic

Producing local magicians

Spring's dilemma

Confessions of an English professor

Race-baiting

Guess where it’s being stirred up?

Health beat

In an effort to provide more expedient Emergency Room care, Ochsner Health System is...
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Calcium

The new fat buster?

That was then …

The re-education of Graymond Martin

Irish dance stepping up

Interest in traditional Irish stepdance simmered for many years in New Orleans before the...

Read and Spin

Jenny Brooks’ story is classic country – kid packs U-Haul and leaves Slidell for...

All aboard!

Kermit Ruffins sings a classic

Keep on cruising

While the most heated talk about signings and multi-year contracts this time of year...
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Restaurant Insider

The sign outside Chill Out Cafe’s (729 Burdette St.) Uptown dining room advertises it...

Recession Concessions

By the time this issue hits the stands, I hope the inspiration for this...

No more crawfishing on food labels

In billboards, tourism brochures and travel Web sites, the red shells of crawfish are...

Persona: John Vincent Saego

“Artisan wines that express a place,” says John V. Seago, owner of Pontchartrain Vineyards....

Marquee

Our top picks of the month’s events

Cellular adventures

Phones used to ring. They didn’t squeal, play “Mardi Gras Mambo” or belch. Bad...
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Julia Street

A monthly pursuit of answers to eternal questions

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