Community Agenda 2019: You asked, we listened, they answered
We asked what you wanted to hear candidates for council and mayor-president talk about. Here are their responses.
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Month: September 2019
Lenny Lemoine invests in historic Whitney Bank building in New Orleans’ CBD
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Lafayette General merging with Ochsner Health System
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Economist bullish on job growth projections for Lafayette in 2020
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Schoolhouse Baroque!
Lafayette Middle’s historic auditorium gets a second act playing host to New Orleans chamber ensemble Lyrica Baroque
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Extending Louisiana Avenue grows Lafayette the wrong way
Spending millions of city dollars to build a road through a cane field isn’t a new idea. We can’t afford to keep making the same mistakes.
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Robideaux vetoes Louisiana Avenue extension, kicking the ball back to the council
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LETTER: R-E-L-A-X on the charter amendment transition
Although the amended Charter probably does add a layer of complexity to government operations, it also provides much-needed clarity to citizens regarding who is responsible, and who should be held accountable, for government decisions.
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State Ethics Board investigating Michael Lunsford, Citizens for a New Louisiana
Ethics Board investigations are confidential, but the board’s decision to seek legal remedy from the 19th Judicial District Court in Baton Rouge last month revealed the probe into whether Citizens for a New Louisiana, which Ethics refers to as CNLA, violated the state campaign finance disclosure laws.
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Basin Dance Collective tackles sports with new dance mash-up opening this week
Basin Dance Collective mashes up sports and dance, exploring parallels between the two and their relationship to humanity.
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