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 * Addis NOLA debuts Bayou Road location on Thursday
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 * Development planned for Canal and Carrollton to feature juice bar
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IT’S TULIP TIME IN CITY PARK

Tulips are now in peak bloom at New Orleans City Park, the best time to witness
the colorful beauty firsthand. The color-drenched spring-blooming flowers are
not normally seen in New Orleans. The bulbs, generally planted in the fall up
north, require a chill to give us full blooms. They tend thrive in climates with
long, Read More…

Posted on February 24, 2023February 24, 2023 Author Mid-City Messenger
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WHERE TO FIND A LENTEN FISH FRY IN MID-CITY

  It’s Lent, the season of the Friday fish fry. Below are some fish fry
opportunities in the Mid-City area, all benefiting a church or nonprofit. See
here for the archdiocese’s full list of church fish fries in the metro area. If
you know of a fish fry in the Mid-City area that’s not on Read More…

Posted on February 23, 2023February 23, 2023 Author Mid-City Messenger
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VIEWPOINT: REGISTRAR OF VOTERS SANDRA WILSON IS IN THE RECALL HOT SEAT

By Danae Columbus, opinion columnist Now that NoLaToya.org submitted 10 boxes of
mayoral recall petitions to Registrar of Voters Sandra Wilson, the pressure on
Wilson is mounting. She is responsible for the review and authentication of
approximately 50,000 signatures, delivered Wednesday (Feb. 22), within 20
working days. Even if Wilson and her staff labor seven Read More…

Posted on February 23, 2023February 23, 2023 Author Mid-City Messenger
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POLICE BLOTTER: STORE ROBBED AT GUNPOINT, TWO WOMEN CARJACKED

A robbery and two carjackings occurred on Monday(Feb 20) in the Mid-City area,
according to the New Orleans Police Department. A store in Carrollton Avenue
shopping center was robbed by two men around 5 p.m. on Monday (Feb 20). Police
said the assailants entered the business in the 500 block of North Carrollton
Ave. and Read More…

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PUBLIC SAFETY, CRIME REDUCTION TO BE EXPLORED AT COFFEE ON YOUR CORNER

A public safety official will take your questions at the next Coffee on Your
Corner with the District B Neighborhood Engagement Office. Representatives with
the Violent Crime Task Force and with NOLA311 will meet with citizens. Mayor
LaToya Cantrell formed the Violent Crime Reduction Task Force, under the command
of Orleans Parish Communication District Executive Read More…

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DEAD BEANS WALKING PARADE TAKES TO THE STREETS AND THE BAYOU ON MONDAY

The Dead Beans, an offshoot of the Krewe of Red Beans, will make its fifth Lundi
Gras trek through the Bayou St. John neighborhood today (Feb. 20). Inspired by
Mardi Gras Indian traditions, Red Beans and Dead Beans marchers make new suits
every year, except they use hot glue instead of a needle and thread. Read More…

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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE ENDYMION ROLLS

Samedi Gras, also know as Endymion Day, kicks off with a pre-parade block party
on the Orleans Avenue neutral ground between North Carrollton and City Park
avenues. The krewe estimates more than 30,000 MId-City residents show up to hear
the Bucktown All-Stars, the Topcats and the Groovy 7 starting at noon. It’s hard
to believe Read More…

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POLICE BLOTTER: SHOOTING, ARMED ROBBERY REPORTED IN EARLY MORNING HOURS

A shooting and an armed robbery were reported early Thursday (Feb. 16) in
Mid-City, according to the New Orleans Police Department. At about 4:30 a.m. a
man noticed a gunman wearing in the 2800 block of St.  Louis Street. The gunman
fired two shots, striking the victim in the leg. The armed robbery occurred at
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FAUBOURG ST. JOHN NEIGHBORS FED UP WITH DAY DRINKERS IN FORTIER PARK

By Macie Batson, Mid-City Messenger Neighbors are demanding change after a
decade of picking up after a group of men who frequent a small community park on
Esplanade Avenue.  Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association President Andy
Ryan said that, even through the pandemic, the same core group of men continues
to spend their days in Read More…

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POLICE SEEKING SUSPECT IN CANAL BOULEVARD BUSINESS BURGLARY

The New Orleans Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in
identifying a subject wanted in connection with a business burglary on Canal
Boulevard near City Park Avenue. On Feb. 10 at 11:23 p.m. a business in the 5100
block of Canal Street was broken into.  The perpetrator allegedly smashed the
glass door and Read More…

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