Treme Turn-Around
Today I helped my neighbor, who is part of the Public Health Program at Tulane with setting up a foodbank in Treme at the St. Augustine Church. She is my neighbor uptown and this project helps my neighbors downtown. I was
beginnning a renovation project in Treme, however my house didn’t make it through the storm. My bio has a link to
that particular story but the great thing is that my neighbor is involved in helping those folks over there now and
also the French have adopted the Treme as the neighborhood they will be focusing on with their assistance. It was a very risky place for a while but now I hope the extra support will help revitalize it and tear it from the hands of the criminal element who had many residents living in fear.
The link to the website for RALLY’s Treme Info: http://www.infotech-consulting.net/rally/index.php?option=com_content&task=category§ionid=1&id=22&Itemid=2
The foodbank will open on Monday !
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One of the great positives about where we are right now is the cooperative spirit.
God, I hope that is, above all else, the legacy of all this shit.
im a 11 year old boy from new orleans and i wasnt really in all of the flood because i evacuated early and i am very thankful to fema and all the induvisual people who have at least tried to help my family.i actually hate george bush right now because hes been help but very litle.im very glad i browsed and found this site.