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Hundreds march in reenactment of long forgotten slave rebellion
On Friday, under the direction of New York artist Dread Scott, some 500 volunteers dressed in period-era garb to begin a two-day, 26-mile march to New Orleans. Scott organized the trek as a tribute to the men and women who protested their enslavement in the German Coast Uprising of 1811 by re-imagining a different outcome.
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Double shooting in New Orleans East
Two men were injured in the double shooting in New Orleans East on Sunday afternoon in the 14000 block of Saigon Drive off Dwyer Boulevard, police said.
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New Orleans gets mapping program, $357K grant to fight opioids
The district attorney for New Orleans has launched two initiatives to reduce opioid related deaths.
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Falcons end first-place Saints' winning streak
Atlanta's defense dominated New Orleans' normally stout offensive line in the Falcons' 26-9 victory.
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