Mayor Cantrell ignites old trash feud; what to expect at New Orleans Film Festival; Marigny Opera Ballet gears up for season premiere
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear how Mayor Cantrell is reigniting an old feud by seeking a short-term sanitation provider in the French Quarter.
We also check out the lineup at the upcoming New Orleans Film Festival, and hear about the Marigny Opera Ballet’s 12th season.
LaToya Cantrell is wrapping up her final term in office, and the embattled mayor recently issued a new call for a sanitation provider in the French Quarter.
Ben Myers, reporter for the Times-Picayune/New Orleans Advocate, tells us why this latest move reignites an old feud.
The New Orleans Film Festival is returning on October 23-27.
Author's summary: Mayor Cantrell seeks new sanitation provider.
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