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3/19/2010 - SWIM SEASON CLOSES WITH CHAMPIONS!
SWIM SEASON CLOSES 

WITH CHAMPIONS!The NORD (New Orleans Recreation Department) Aquatic Jets swim team participated in the 2010 State Championship Meet from Thursday, March 11 to Sunday, March 14 at the UNO Natatorium.
3/19/2010 - MAYOR PRESENTS AWARD Mayor Nagin Presents Fire Chief Parent
MAYOR PRESENTS 

AWARDTo recognize the outstanding leadership of Superintendant Charles Parent, this week Mayor Nagin presented a framed proclamation and the prestigious Crystal Fleur de Lis Award to the Fire Chief.
3/19/2010 - DANGEROUS LADIES NORD'S DANGEROUS LADIES TENNIS TEAM HOST USTA NIGHT CAPS
DANGEROUS LADIESOn Wednesday, March 17, 2010, the New Orleans Recreation Department (NORD) tennis team, the Dangerous Ladies, hosted a 3.5 level division (advanced) match against the Night Caps, a local United States Tennis Association (USTA) team, at NORD’s Atkinson/Edgar B. Stern Tennis Center.
3/19/2010 - SOLD! City Holds First Abandoned Vehicle Auction in 2010
SOLD!Today, March 18th, the City of New Orleans Department of Public Works held its first abandoned vehicle auction of the year. The auction began at 9 a.m. at Almonaster Auto Pound, 10200 Almonaster Avenue. Vehicle preview day occurred Wednesday, March 17.
3/18/2010 - PARKING METER CHANGES Parking Meter Changes Coming This Weekend
PARKING METER CHANGESCitizens are reminded of the upcoming changes to parking meter hours adopted as a part of the 2010 budget. This Saturday, March 20th, the City of New Orleans Department of Public Works will begin issuing courtesy, warning citations to parking meter violators according to the new policy to extend meter hours/days to Monday – Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Full enforcement of the new hours will begin on Saturday, March 27.
3/16/2010 - VOLUNTEERS HELP RESTORE COAST Howard University Volunteers Spend Spring Break in New Orleans
VOLUNTEERS HELP RESTORE COASTWhile many college students spend this week with friends at the beach, 50 Howard University students spent part of their spring break assisting the City's Department of Environmental Affairs with a Christmas tree recycling program and a project to stabilize the shoreline.
3/8/2010 - CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON JOURDAN AVENUE
CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON JOURDAN AVENUEWorkers continue construction on the heavily damaged Jourdan Avenue in the Lower Ninth Ward as part of the FEMA Eligible Roadway and Sidewalk Patching Repair program. Late last year, the City of New Orleans Department of Public Works and the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans began the $1.8 million construction project to rehabilitate Jourdan Avenue from the N. Claiborne Avenue Bridge to Florida Avenue.
3/5/2010 - MAYOR NAGIN MEETS WITH FEMA
MAYOR MEETS WITH 

FEMAFollowing Mayor Nagin's testimony yesterday before the Congressional Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management of the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Mayor Nagin met with FEMA Administrator Fugate.
3/5/2010 - LEADING REFORM Mayor Completes Stafford Act Reform Testimony
LEADING 

REFORMATIONOn March 4th, Mayor C. Ray Nagin, Chair of the US Conference of Mayors (USCM) national Stafford Act Reform Task Force testified before the Congressional Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management of the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
3/2/2010 - THANK YOU HORNETS Team Helps Restore NORD Basketball Court
THANK YOU HORNETSOnce again Chris Paul and the New Orleans Hornets, in partnership with Urban Strategies, stepped-up to help restore a local NORD basketball court in Central City at AL Davis Playground. On Saturday, February 20th, fans of all ages dressed in Hornets gear gathered at the playground for a ribbon cutting ceremony.

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