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A Sad Day For New Orleans Culture

24 Thursday May 2012

Posted by Charlotte in Community Service, Culture, Media, New Orleans History, Save the Picayune, Social Networking, The NoLA Life, WTF?

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Culture, Media, New Orleans, News, Newspapers, The Times-Picayune

Late last night The New York Times reported possible impending lay-offs and a cut back of publication for the Times-Picayune and the story was quickly picked up by The Gambit. (Updated story here.) Tweeting was fast and furious this morning as the news spread quickly including the reactions of T-P employees who reportedly learned about the changes on the social site and other online venues. An announcement to the staff was circulated this morning and can be read on The Gambit.

It’s a sad day for many New Orleanians who have faithfully read the 175 year old paper daily, including myself. I’ve been a bit of a collector of T-P issues that have documented historical events including the last issue before Hurricane Katrina hit.

American Scrapbook has posted a wonderful piece about the history of the Times-Picayune – it’s well worth a read.

The Times, they are a-changin’.

During #Katrina’s horrific aftermath, Times-Picayune courageous writers & photogs provided reliable news when #NOLA & #USA needed it most

— Mary Landrieu (@SenLandrieu) May 24, 2012

 

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St. Joseph Altars, 2012

23 Friday Mar 2012

Posted by nolanotes in Community Events & Forums, Culture, Food, Holiday, Photography, Religion, The NoLA Life

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Alters, Churches, Culture, Food, New Orleans, Photography, Religion, Saints, St. Joseph's Day

Angelo Brocato's

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This year Sun and I headed out just the two of us to view a few St. Joseph altars. We …

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Compromise – is it worth it?

06 Tuesday Mar 2012

Posted by Charlotte in Children, Crime, Culture, New Orleans Women, Society

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Children, City Life, Crime, Culture, Murder, New Orleans, Society, Violence

I’m up in rural Mississippi visiting family. I’m sitting in a room lit up by the sunshine streaming through the …

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Dance, Baby, Dance!

17 Friday Feb 2012

Posted by Charlotte in Food, Mardi Gras, New Orleans Women

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Babies, Cake, Carnial, Culture, Food, King Cake, Mardi Gras

We love our King Cake and we love collecting the babies. This collection belongs to Sun, the adorable daughter of …

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Stop Being Comfortable

25 Wednesday Jan 2012

Posted by shercole in Crime, Culture

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Crime, Culture, Murder, New Orleans, Responsibility

Just something on my mind this morning as I read the news about yet another person killed, just for helping… …

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What We Got Right

23 Wednesday Nov 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Community Service, Creativity, Culture, Society, The NoLA Life

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Culture, New Orleans, Public Radio, Thanksgiving, WWNO

Swoon, Healing Centr 020

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It’s the day before Thanksgiving, the time of year when “gratitude’ pieces pop up all over the TV, radio and …

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All Saints Day

01 Tuesday Nov 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Culture, Photography, Religion, The NoLA Life

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All Saints Day, Cemeteries, Churches, Culture, New Orleans, Photography, Religion

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“My hunch on why New Orleanians are so ceremonial about death is that they celebrate life so fervently.

” ~ Errol Laborde

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OWS: Hot Chicks Transcending the Label

24 Monday Oct 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Advocacy, Culture, Politics, Society, Videos, Women

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Activism, Culture, Hot Chicks of Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, Politics, Protest, Society, Video, Women

Whether or not you agree with the politics of Occupy Wall Street you have to acknowledge it as a cultural …

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Art Comes Alive

09 Sunday Oct 2011

Posted by judyb54 in Art, Creativity, Culture, Festivals, Historic Preservation, History, Louisiana, New Orleans History, New Orleans Women, NOLA Bloggers

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Culture, Gretna Heritage Festival, Mardi Gras Indians, New Orleans

MG_INDIANS23

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We did a weekend pass at the Gretna Fest this year and were treated to one of the most magnificent …

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Mad Humans

28 Thursday Jul 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Culture, Music, Society, Women

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Culture, Equality, Kellee Maize, Music, Rap, Society, Videos, Women

Kellee Maize samples the theme from “Mad Men” but this sure ain’t no Sterling, Cooper, Draper and Pryce tribute.

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