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Gulfport Mayor Fraud Trial Starts July 8

Gulfport, Mississippi Mayor Brent Warr, the highest-ranking public official charged with Hurricane Katrina fraud, won't be allowed to send questionnaires to potential jurors in his federal trial.
FEMA misspent more than $7 million on warehouses built after Hurricane Katrina

The Federal Emergency Management Agency ignored the law and misused millions of dollars to build two warehouses after hurricanes Katrina and Rita, according to government investigators.
Gulf of Mexico's Warm Waters Would Intestify Hurricanes

Gulf temperatures along the Southwest Florida coast hovered above 91 degrees Sunday afternoon, a development that could lead to more intense hurricanes should one reach the Gulf of Mexico since warm water intensifies tropical cyclones.
Katrina Victims Will Not Have to Vacate Trailers

Hurricane Katrina victims around the Gulf Coast who were told to vacate their temporary trailers by the end of May will instead be allowed to buy them for $5 or less, White House officials announced on Wednesday.
Three Years After Katrina: While Republicans and Democrats Gather and Celebrate, A City Still Searches for Recovery
Katrina Commemoration Events

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Greater New Orleans Organizers Round Table

Members/Organizations Up-coming Events and Activities Summer-Fall ’08
Resources Scarce, Homelessness Persists in New Orleans
Kids in Katrina trailers may face lifelong ailments
BILLION-DOLLAR BOOM

Gambling on Mississippi's Gulf Coast is bigger than ever. But homeowners and businesses are struggling to rebuild in the shadows of the casinos.

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