 | BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
One more Stones story: Had enough Rolling Stones news? No? OK, here’s one more bite at the apple, courtesy of Keith Spera. And of course, some terrific pix, courtesy of Chris Granger. Meanwhile, in other Jazz Fest news, dining writer Ian McNulty dishes on desserts. Three words: Bananas. Foster. Cheesecake. And what’s the weather looking like this afternoon?
Church charges? Could Archdiocese of New Orleans leaders face criminal charges stemming from the expanding clergy sex abuse investigation? Stephanie Riegel writes that a warrant State Police served on the local church raises the question.
Tutor money: The Legislature has signaled it will cover the cost of tutoring for struggling students when federal COVID money expires, Patrick Wall reports. But, he writes, the $30 million will only cover a fraction of what's needed.
‘Silly but scenic’: Mike Scott tells about the 50th anniversary of a movie filmed in New Orleans. Oh, it's a western and features a gunfight in front of the Cornstalk Hotel on Royal Street, which had been covered with sand. “Silly but scenic,” the T-P’s critic called it back then. Fun stuff.
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