 | BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
Endangered list: Preservationists have unveiled 9 unlucky landmarks added to the endangered places list. They range from a 1790s-circa French Colonial cottage to an empty 45-floor skyscraper that’s been, uh, shedding pieces of itself.
Farewell, C.J.: Big Black and Gold news this morning. Everyone’s favorite NFL team traded a starting defensive back to the Philadelphia Eagles. (Who could ever forget this awesome trolling of Tom Brady? Classic!) Meanwhile, the team began making cuts to get its roster to the 53-player limit. Follow it here. Want even more Saints coverage? (C'mon, you know you do.) Sign up for our Saints Insider newsletter.
Technicality: New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s city travel is back in the news. The mayor spent more than $29,000 to upgrade flights to business or first class, despite a city policy that says that’s a no-no. Because there’s no time limit to reimburse the city for the difference, a Cantrell spokesperson told our Joseph Cranney this: “Technically, she’s not in violation of anything, is she?” (Here's some previous coverage.)
Pub life: Finally, a bar that some feared had made its way onto an endangered list will have new life. Our Ian McNulty reports some well-known names have stepped up to purchase a favorite St. Charles Avenue beer haven. For even more food and drink coverage, please sign up for our Where NOLA Eats newsletter
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