Terry O'Connor

Editor-in-Chief of New Orleans CityBusiness magazine

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Editor-in-Chief of New Orleans CityBusiness magazine

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Almost two years after Katrina, New Orleans has assembled its ninth recovery plan.

New Orleans Gets a Citywide Recovery Plan...Finally

Almost two years after Katrina, New Orleans has assembled its ninth recovery plan.

from To the Point

Mardi Gras has been described as the tale of two cities: New Orleans before and after Katrina.  Last year's Mardi Gras was the first after Katrina, and it was mostly a local affair. …

Mardi Gras Revelers Flood Big Easy, Residents Ponder Jump Ship

Mardi Gras has been described as the tale of two cities: New Orleans before and after Katrina.  Last year's Mardi Gras was the first after Katrina, and it was mostly a local affair. …

from To the Point

After Katrina, President Bush said, "We will do what it takes" to make "this great city...  rise again."  The Army Corps of Engineers promised to rebuild a safer New Orleans.  Today,…

Public Housing and FEMA Vouchers in the 'New' New Orleans

After Katrina, President Bush said, "We will do what it takes" to make "this great city...  rise again."  The Army Corps of Engineers promised to rebuild a safer New Orleans.  Today,…

from To the Point

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