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Ozone Action Day
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Your Household’s Drywall May Be Defective
Was your home rebuilt by Catholic Charities of the Archdioceses of New Orleans? (The church’s program, Operation Helping Hands, has been rebuilding houses in the New Orleans area since 2007.) If OHH had a hand in rebuilding your household, you should probably check your drywall for any signs that it may be defective.
Turns out that large quantities of defective drywall was imported from China during a housing boom and after numerous Gulf Coast hurricanes. The defective drywall has already turned up in corrosion cases in thousands of homes throughout Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Virginia and Louisiana. If you know that your drywall was recently replaced, it probably would not hurt to check your home’s condition.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Fires Run Residents Out in Eastern New Orleans Neighborhood
Those people living in the eastern New Orleans neighborhood known as Bunker Hill may want to consider calling a local moving company to come and pack their things. The 7000 block of Boston Drive has seen 29 fires in the past two years, more than any other neighborhood in New Orleans. Though the fires have occurred mostly in vacant properties, it does little to calm the nerves of local residents. Young arsonists are suspected to be setting the fires, but any specific suspects have yet to be identified.
With fires running rampant in the Bunker Hill neighborhood, many residents aren’t waiting around to be hit next, or again. With so many positive renovations and reconstructions in New Orleans since Katrina, it’s disheartening to see a different neighborhood affected like this. Would the many fires in this small New Orleans neighborhood cause you to relocate somewhere newWednesday, February 23, 2011
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Big Storm Moving Towards New Orleans – Watch Out!
Louisiana is in a state of emergency, declared by Governor Bobby Jindal, as the state endures the snow, sleet and freezing rain. The National Weather Service announced a serious arctic weather system moving into Louisiana that could cause power outages, burst water pipes and hazardous driving conditions. Though the brunt of the storm was said to be over by Monday, residents in New Orleans and throughout the state should be wary and prepare for the arctic storm. Hug-Condon and its crews of New Orleans movers and their trucks will be sure to be exceptionally safe on the roads during this strong arctic weather system.