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  • Despite Announcement of Withdrawal, Congemi Still on the Ballot in Kenner Mayor's Race

    Despite Announcement of Withdrawal, Congemi Still on the Ballot in Kenner Mayor's Race Despite an announcement by his wife last month that he was too ill to continue running for Mayor of Kenner, Louis Congemi never officially withdrew from the race.  With early voting starting on Saturday, that means the former Mayor could make the difference in whether the election is decided in the March 27th primary without a run-off.  The former mayor faces Phil Capitano and Mike Yenni who are actively campaigning for the seat.

    Written on Thursday, 11 March 2010
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FOOTBALLS TO CONGRESS URGE SAINTLY WETLANDS DEFENSE

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 NEW ORLEANS -- With the New Orleans Saints the sentimental (and Presidential) favorite in the 2010 Super Bowl, longstanding support by the NFL franchise to help restore eroding coastal wetlands in Louisiana is moving toward its goal. 

To illustrate the relationship of a valuable ecosystem on the verge of collapse to the nation’s well being, the America’s WETLAND Foundation and Women of the Storm are delivering more than 700 colorful miniature footballs to members of Congress, senior Administration officials and media on the Wednesday (02/03/10) before the New Orleans team’s first-ever Super Bowl appearance. 

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