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Suspicions fire racial tensions
Gina Blandin has a theory about what caused the flooding disaster that befell New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina struck last August, an idea that has little to do with engineering studies or physical evidence and everything to do with the poisonous...Tags: Alphonso Jackson, Explosions, Liberty Bank, Interior Policy, Demographics
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Workers' plea: Gimme shelter
Home for Chuck Wonycott these days is a cramped metal bunk with a thin foam mattress deep in the bowels of an old merchant marine ship docked at the Port of New Orleans. His closet is a narrow locker. His dining room is the ship's mess hall. His...Tags: Music Industry, Restaurants, Business, Unemployment Benefits, Hurricane Katrina (2005)
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Arundel Casino Dealer School bets on growing needs at Maryland Live
The course is "Introduction to Casino Gambling," but upon entering the classroom, one might be tempted to place a bet at the roulette wheel, the craps table or any of the other table game layouts. As he stared at the roulette wheel, Christopher Lamb...Tags: Gambling, Students, Travel, Glen Burnie, Tourism and Leisure
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west77 makeover goes in right direction
The Oakwood sign on the roof is gone, but many people still associate that name with the building at 77 W. Huron Street, near the intersection of Clark Street in Chicago. Now called west77 Apartments, the 25-story tower has been transformed from a...
Tags: Politics, River North, Rentals, Lobbying, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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The Big Uneasy
The lavish Carnival banquets already are under way at Antoine's Restaurant, the parading clubs are finalizing their ornate processions and the reviewing stands are in place along St. Charles Avenue. Everything, in other words, looks to be ready for the...Tags: Racism, Restaurants, Arts and Culture, Hurricane Katrina (2005), Festive Events
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New uneasiness settles on broken city
The food, a timeless presentation of French gourmet classics, is as savory as ever. The service is attentive and flawless. The dining rooms, freshly polished and filled with historical artifacts, promise a luxuriant meal. The veteran waiters are hard at...Tags: Restaurants, Arts and Culture, Hurricane Katrina (2005), Crime, Law and Justice, Murder
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Reopening Night
Scaffolding still surrounds a huge hole in the southeast wall, the staff is a shadow of its former size, only two of 15 sprawling dining rooms are functioning, half the specialty dishes have been lopped off the menu and there was a last-minute scramble to...Tags: Hurricanes, Human Interest, Restaurants, Insurance, Dining and Drinking
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Everybody's ale American
American Craft Beer Week doesn't officially start until Monday, May 13, but Due South Brewing Co., in Boynton Beach is hustling to celebrate its first anniversary the day before. By doing so, it hopes to avoid getting lost in the mess of events taking...
Tags: Sweetwater, Politics, Alcoholic Beverages, Boynton Beach, Arts and Culture
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Man from Everton is indicted for scheme involving stolen restaurant cooking oil
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- A man from Everton is accused of laundering money that was gained by selling used cooking oil that was stolen from restaurants. John Arnold, 61, is charged in a four-count indictment returned by a federal grand jury. The...
Tags: Firearms, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Trials, Prosecution, Theft
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Goats to graze among runways at O'Hare
As airplane travelers descend into Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, they will soon have more than just a skyline view to look forward to — a herd of goats will also be viewable from the window seat. The city's Department of Aviation is...
Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, O'Hare International Airport, Lifestyle and Leisure, Chicago Restaurants
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Diner Days: A timeline of the Hollywood Diner
The Baltimore SunThe Hollywood Diner has had a turbulent history in Baltimore. Here's a look back. 1981 — Location scouting begins for the MGM production “Diner,” which is to be filmed in and around Baltimore. The Hilltop Diner, the northwest...Tags: Long Island, Restaurants, Business, Dining and Drinking, Fells Point
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Low-wage jobs bulk of gains, report says
The Sunshine State is growing faster than the nation but is gaining mostly lower-wage jobs such as restaurant servers, according to an economic report released Wednesday by Wells Fargo. While hiring has picked up across most industries, it is being...Tags: Broward County, Travel, Tour Operations Industry, Tourism and Leisure, Palm Beach County
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