The large area just behind the former Rite Aid location at Lake Forest and Bullard currently appears to be under development for construction. A sign on the property states that only dirt can be dumped; however, in a post by Michael LeVasseur on the NextDoor app, some residents are concerned about what appears to be raw sewage being dumped on the site.
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Many people are working from home; but while getting your work done is important for business, staying healthy (mentally and physically) is just as crucial for at-home. It’s all about creating boundaries between work and personal life, and that can be a difficult adjustment. Here are some tips for telecommuting, working from home, self-isolating or even self-quarantining—no matter your reasoning.
Public Hearing Notice
City Planning Commission
Tuesday April 14th, 2020 1:30 PM
Via Teleconference
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Nearly 200 people were offered temporary housing on March 26 after the city cleared out several large homeless encampments deemed public health risks.
— Read on www.wwltv.com/mobile/article/news/health/coronavirus/city-splits-homeless-population-between-different-hotels-after-logistical-issues/289-77258bf5-d1a4-457e-8483-fc16428cc239
A downtown, non-profit organization with older, handsome, African American male members shared with me a need for an approximate $600,000 revolving line of credit to float the organization’s operations. A segment of their plan necessitated a need for warehouse space. They were open to locating in Orleans or Jefferson Parish. Their investment would be directed at the least expensive lease rate available for a warehouse operation.
In the middle of the discussion, the spokesman for the group said, “We’re going to Elmwood.” I asked, “You’re opening in Elmwood?”
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