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Gulf states now worry about restoring their image
Louisiana fishermen pray their livelihood will return, hoteliers in Alabama wait for the phones to ring, and New Orleans' finest chefs cook up public relations strategies rather than po'-boys — all because oil has touched their shorelines.Louisiana Cares for Kids, BROWN! Improv and more for Friday, July 30 What's happening in and around New Orleans on Friday, July 30, 2010
10 Congressmen Who Should Be Fired They tried to build a Bridge to Nowhere, fretted about "killing grandma," and stiffed the IRS. John Avlon presents a rogue's gallery of House members who should be bounced come November, from Joe Wilson to Alan Grayson.
PREVIEW CALENDAR EAST BAY East Bay SPCA — "Fanciful Bunny," 11 a.m. Aug. 7 adoptions, 4-5 p.m. art reception. Buy a work of art and adopt a bunny. 4651 Gleason Drive, Dublin.
Homegrown hard rock band Lillian Axe is back, again, with its 10th album Lead guitarist Steve Blaze has led the band for nearly 30 years.
Backers pull gay tolerance resolution from agenda The sponsors of the proposed One Baton Rouge resolution expressing tolerance of the city’s gay population pulled the resolution from the Metro Council’s agenda Wednesday.
Benefits, comedy show and more Thursday, July 29, 2010 Events not to miss in and around New Orleans.
What's On -South South Toledo •Craft and gift displayers invited to display at the 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 19 show at Gladieux Meadows, 4330 Heatherdowns Blvd. Rental information: leave message at 419-537-7657. •Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church rummage sale, 2255 Central Grove Ave., 9 to 6 p.m. July 30, 9 to 4 p.m. July 31 in the gym. $3 bag sale on July 31. Lunch available. Maumee •Music by the River, 7 p.m ...
Always, Kevin Williams is right at home When the Vikings star goes home, he goes to a place that isn't so much a house as a haven for a private man with a very public job.
In Gulf oil disaster, cameras can't capture the human toll The family business has closed, and the couple can't work -- for themselves or for BP, it seems. Their neighbors and community leaders, she says, are showing a kind of greed she's never seen before. They aren't the people she thought they were.