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New Orleans actor Wendell Pierce bringing iconic

New Orleans actor Wendell Pierce bringing iconic

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New Orleans actor Wendell Pierce bringing iconic "Death of a Salesman" to Broadway

Pierce’s portrayal of the protagonist Willy Lowman puts a new spin on the Arthur Miller classic story.

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Escalating crime in New Orleans compared to doomsday film

"It's like the purge. You can do any crime you want, no ones coming for you."
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New ordinance could shut down pop up car stunts

Green is proposing a new city ordinance to define pop up stunt car shows where drivers are doing donuts, burning rubber, and riding recklessly as a separate crime.
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Twins both named valedictorians - he at Holy Cross, she at Ursuline

The twins will have to miss some parts of each other's commencement ceremonies, because they are scheduled for the same times.

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New Orleans actor Wendell Pierce bringing iconic "Death of a Salesman" to Broadway

Pierce’s portrayal of the protagonist Willy Lowman puts a new spin on the Arthur Miller classic story.
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Mostly dry and hot this week

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No, Amazon Canada won’t ship baby formula orders to U.S. parents

Medical experts warn against buying baby formula from other countries for various reasons, including the lack of FDA regulations and concerns over storage.
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Yes, the U.S. government provides formula to migrant babies at the border, as required by law

The Flores Settlement Agreement, approved in 1997, requires the federal government to provide migrant children with food, water and other necessities.