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2009 Cultural Economy Summit

featuring the World Cultural Economic Forum
October 29-30
New Orleans, LA

"VOLUNTEERISM and CITIZEN SERVICE must lead Louisiana's recovery effort."
-Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu

The Louisiana Serve Commission is pleased to announce Volunteer Louisiana, a website and call center that matches volunteers with service opportunities throughout the state. Visit www.volunteerlouisiana.gov or call 866-286-3835 or 225-342-3070 to find out how you can begin a summer of service.

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LT. GOV. LANDRIEU AND NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK ANNOUNCE TENS OF MILLIONS IN PARK IMPROVEMENTS -- 02/10/2008

MEDIA ADVISORY

Office of Lieutenant Governor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 10, 2008

CONTACT:
Seth Harvey
(225) 342-0729
sharvey@crt.state.la.us

LT. GOV. LANDRIEU & NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK ANNOUNCE TENS OF MILLIONS IN PARK IMPROVEMENTS

Funding Secured by Federal, State, and Private Partners

WHAT: Lt. Governor Mitch Landrieu and New Orleans City Park host a press conference to announce tens of millions in capital outlay projects throughout the park.

WHY: Over the next two years, these projects will transform New Orleans City Park. The rebirth of City Park will serve as an anchor for the community.

WHEN: Monday, February 11, 2008, 10:00 am

WHERE: Pavilion of the Two Sisters, in the Botanical Gardens, New Orleans City Park

WHO:

  • Lt. Governor Mitch Landrieu
  • City Park President Paul Masinter
  • City Park CEO Bob Becker
  • Jim Stark, FEMA Gulf Coast Recovery
  • Frank A. Glaviano, Shell

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