🌱 COVID Infections + Sewage & Water Board Unpaid Restitution

New Orleans LA

18 November, 2021

12:24 PM

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Happy Friday, New Orleans! Here's everything you need to know to get this day started off right. Here are the most important things going on today in town. First, today's weather: A little bit cooler today! Mostly sunny with a high of 64 and low of 50. Here are the top stories in New Orleans today: A new wave of COVID infections is anticipated to hit New Orleans soon amid holiday travel and low vaccination rates. (Mid-City Messenger) Sewerage & Water Board pays millions to lawyers who lost SELA project lawsuits, but still haven't paid the home and business owners compensation for their damages. (WDSU New Orleans) Dr. King Charter School is still under fire for non-compliance with federally mandated monitoring of its special education program. (Renew Accelerated High School West Bank Campus) From our sponsor: Hey New Orleans, want a smarter home for the holidays? Take our interactive tour to see the latest and best smart home products, hand-selected by Patch's editors. Today in New Orleans: Coffee And Gratitude - New Orleans Chamber of Commerce (8:00 AM) CenterWell Senior Primary Care's Hammond Fall Festival (11:00 AM) 2021 New Orleans Chamber Annual Meeting: Mrs. Gayle Benson (11:00 AM) Hispanic Heritage French Market Series (11:30 AM) New Orleans Patch Notebook New Orleans Saints: Drew Brees will be honored at halftime of the Saints Thanksgiving night game at the Caesars Superdome for the first time since announcing his retirement at the conclusion of the 2020 NFL season. (Instagram) New Orleans Health Department: Louisiana Department of Health recommends COVID-19 boosters for all fully vaccinated residents 18+. (Facebook) Did you know you can feature your local business right here for just $79 a month? Click here to learn more. Alrighty, you're all caught up for today. See you all tomorrow morning for another update! If you're liking these newsletters, consider inviting some of your friends and neighbors to read along. You can send them this link to subscribe. — Shannon Denney Have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming New Orleans Daily? Reach out anytime to [email protected].