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Following CDC Recommendations, Mayor Cantrell Lifts Mask Mandate for Fully Vaccinated Individuals
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Fried Chicken Fest Returns in Fall, Moves to Lakefront
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State Rep. Willard’s Bill to Cap Increases on Property Tax Assessments at 10 percent Passes House, Advances to Senate
House Committee Kills Housing Bill that Would Have Expanded Protections to LGBTQ Community
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House Committee Kills Housing Bill that Would Have Expanded Protections to LGBTQ Community
Bill to Extend Early Voting Pushes through Committee and is Passed by State House
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Bill to Extend Early Voting Pushes through Committee and is Passed by State House
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City Council Will Resume In-Person Meetings
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By The New Orleans TribuneIn News, OurtownPosted

City Announces Restrictions for Upcoming Mardi Gras Weekend and Mardi Gras Day

To keep large crowds off the streets and the spread of COVID-19 down, City officials today (Friday, Feb. 5), announced enforcement procedures for the upcoming Mardi Gras weekend and Mardi Gras day, in addition to enhanced enforcement this weekend. Leaders are also urging all residents and visitors to continue to follow...