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Will Data Privacy Issues Affect New Orleans' Broadband Push?

Mayor - News - May 2021 - MAYOR CANTRELL CELEBRATES RE-LAUNCH OF SOLAR FOR ALL NOLA PROGRAM REDUCING ENERGY COSTS FOR RESIDENT

GOING GREEN: More than  450 additional New Orleans homeowners and businesses took the opportunity to lower their energy costs through rooftop solar and energy efficiency. SOLAR SAVINGS: Customers enjoyed more than $2.4 million in annual savings, an  average savings of $532 per customer, due to rooftop solar and energy efficiency. JOB CREATION: Louisiana now has more than 3,300 solar jobs, with nearly  1300 solar jobs in the Metro New Orleans area alone! Since 2015, the solar industry nationwide has grown over 200%. The Solar for All NOLA 2021 initiative is being led by Forward Together New Orleans, a local nonprofit dedicated to making New Orleans a fairer, more inclusive place by forging partnerships between community organizations and the business and philanthropic sectors. Forward Together New Orleans is working with two respected local solar businesses, PosiGen Solar and Solar Alternatives, to provide free solar evaluations to all homeowners and small business owne

Team behind Bayou Beer Garden wants to open new bar on Tchoupitoulas

4842 Tchoupitoulas St. A co-owner of Bayou Beer Garden and Bayou Wine Garden wants to open a new bar in Uptown on Tchoupitoulas Street – but first he will have to face the objections of neighbors who say they don’t want to turn their street into an entertainment district. Dubbed Riverside Bistro and Beer Garden, the proposed establishment would be located at 4842 Tchoupitoulas, across the street from F&M Patio Bar and down the block from Grit’s Bar on Lyons Street. At a virtual neighborhood meeting on Monday, local residents raised their concerns that a third bar in the area would lead to too many issues with parking, noise and late-night revelers getting into traffic accidents on the busy street.

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Turmoil in Rearview, Arkansas PBS Foundation Adds 3 Members

Send The Arkansas PBS Foundation has a new name, a new board president and new board members as it supports a bigger role than ever for Arkansas PBS, formerly the Arkansas Educational Television Network. The Conway-based network proved “just how essential and valuable the network is to the citizens of Arkansas” through a pandemic year of educational services, including curriculums for students learning at home and development programs for readjusting teachers. The foundation has a relatively new executive director, Marge Betley, after it healed a rift with its parent network that widened over the firing of longtime foundation COO Mona Dixon in 2019.