Por: The Advocate Opinion September 26, 2022
While the pandemic’s impact on jobs was massive everywhere, it was obviously enormously damaging to hospitality and tourism — not just in tourist meccas like New Orleans.That there is good news on this front is particularly welcome, and that is good for Louisiana as a whole, as tourism brings large amounts of money into the state.Walt Leger, head of the tourism agency New Orleans & Company, thinks recovery is well underway. And, he said on... + full article
The Hill USA Tech September 30, 2022
A new report found that Meta and YouTube are failing to take action against content spreading false claims about Brazil’s election despite their commitments to remove election misinformation. Meanwhile, hackers breached the content management system of Fast Company, a... + más
TikTok search results riddled with misinformation: Report | ABC News
Hillicon Valley — Battle builds over California’s new tech law | The Hill
Time USA World September 24, 2022
The tiny Himalyan kingdom of Bhutan reopens to tourism on Friday after two and a half years of border closures, but 35-year-old tour guide and driver Pema Wangyal doesn’t have any jobs lined up just yet. Nor is he expecting to for at least a few weeks. There are slowing the... + más
Japan to loosen travel restrictions imposed during pandemic | ABC News
Japan to loosen travel restrictions imposed during pandemic | Associated Press
The Advocate USA Entertainment September 23, 2022
The Friends of Louisiana Public Broadcasting 2022 annual meeting honored supporters and champions of LPB on Sept. 15 at a festive celebration at the LPB Studios.Friends of LPB Board Chair Cathy Seymour, of Natchitoches, recognized and thanked supporters of the 2022 Louisiana... + más
Hip-hop concert culminates Boston Cannabis Week | The Boston Globe
In West Concord, Barefoot Books celebrates 30 years of diversity, inclusion, and fearless reading for kids | The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe USA Business September 19, 2022
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine — The tourists were back in Vacationland this summer, with the typical scene in the heart of Kennebunkport earlier this month: People stocking up on salt water taffy, scarfing down lobster rolls, and zigzagging through snarled traffic in the town’s... + más
Maine rematch could be a bellwether for control of Congress | Associated Press
BRAC announces first class for minority business accelerator, LSU AgCenter gets $1 million grant | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Business September 17, 2022
Louisiana Citizens Insurance Corp., the state’s insurer of last resort, wants to raise its already-high prices by more than half, following a dramatic increase in demand for coverage after and nearly a dozen others exited the state.The organization has asked the Louisiana... + más
Judge pauses D.R. Horton lawsuit 30 days to give homebuilder time to push case to arbiter | The Advocate
Consumer prices rise unexpectedly in August, sending stock market tumbling | ABC News
New Orleans Geological Society to hear from LLOG Exploration engineerThe New Orleans Geological Society will meet at 11:30 a.m. Sept. 12 at Zea's Rotisserie in Covington. David Schneider, a reservoir engineer with LLOG Exploration, will be the guest speaker. Admission is... + más
South Louisiana wins $50 million federal grant for ‘green hydrogen’ initiative | The Advocate
Our Views: From first class, LaToya Cantrell has a royal view of her perks of office | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Health September 17, 2022
Corinne Martin recommends taking a second look at the weeds invading your yards and gardens.Why?Because they're more than weeds. 'Louisiana Herb Journal: Healing on Home Ground' was released in April by LSU Press. STAFF PHOTO BY ROBIN MILLER Those sticky, rootless... + más
Enjoy fall wildflowers where you find them, then use Dan Gill's tips on planting a spring display at home | The Advocate
Spice things up this fall with ornamental peppers: LSU Garden News | The Advocate
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