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Articles in Aug 27, 2007 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Nationwide construction activity boom creates demand for cranes
  by Emilie Bahr
• Part 3: Blueprint Louisiana: Needs in transportation and health care
  by Jaime Guillet
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers prioritizes storm protection job list
• FEMA agrees to clear Louisiana waterways
  by Reports
• New Orleans CityBusiness accepting Women of the Year nominations
• Shell Exploration and Production Co. facility in La. trains work
  by Emilie Bahr
• Why Stay? Fourth-generation musician stays for music, soul, and
  by Stephen Maloney
• University of New Orleans to open fourth charter school
• Louisiana State University forms emergency response support
  by Reports
• U.S. Small Business Administration, U.S. Chamber partner to improve
• Gulf of Mexico lease sale attracts $370M from 358 bids
• La.'s Road Home benefits reach $8B
  by Reports
• La.'s Road Home maps detail neighborhoods' comeback
• Voter purge drops 20,000 from Louisiana rolls
  by Stephen Maloney
• Commentary: City Park courses need to tee it up again
  by Mark Singletary
• Louisiana Recovery Authority: Louisiana fishermen cheated out of
• Most New Orelans City Park attractions restored
  by Reports
• Voter purge drops 20,000 from Louisiana rolls
  by Stephen Maloney
• Few platforms in Gulf of Mexico emptied ahead of Hurricane Dean's
• Commentary: Waiting tables and waiting for The Road Home cash
  by Terry O'Connor
• Mail delivery, school counts help New Orleans add up population
  by Stephen Maloney
• Miss Louisiana to visit patients at Children's Hospital
• Blueprint Louisiana's health reforms call for clinics, local
  by Richard A. Webster
• WGNO, WNOL move to Galleria in Metairie
• Commentary: Keswani seeking pre-K form at Uptown Nirvana eatery
  by Tom Fitzmorris
• Tulane students volunteer for N.O. community service day
• Aug. 27 - Sept. 1
• ACLU: Gulf Coast rife with racism, civil rights abuses
  by Reports
• U.S. Department of the Interior's Minerals Management Service hires
  by Emilie Bahr
• Tracage condo construction in N.O. Warehouse District to begin by
  by Reports
• Sales of Hurricane Katrina CD to aid St. Bernard tourism
• Bayou Bend Petroleum Ltd. begins drilling near Marsh Island project
• Commentary: Moving recovery forward faster is urgent
• New Orleans citywide recovery plan to be enacted by year's end
  by Jaime Guillet
• Metro area students to award grants for N.O. rebuilding
• Building boom in New Orleans area
  by Deon Roberts
• VA favors downtown New Orleans site for hospital
  by Reports
• Energy Partners Ltd.'s Gobe will retire as president
  by Emilie Bahr
• What others say
• Master plan complete for portion of Algiers
• Offshore consultants open in Harahan
• Look Who's Talking: Matt Wisdom, president of Turbo Squid
  by Christian Moises
• New Orleans tourism infrastructure returns, tourists waver
  by Richard A. Webster
• Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans set for three-day