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Corps complaint
Others, too, have vented their feelings with large signs, easy to see from a distance. This one, on West End Boulevard, by abbreviating the query “where are you?”, complains about the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. It is difficult for people in New Orleans to speak about the Corps, or FEMA, without expressing disappointment, anger or bitterness.
The “King” is gone
The Lakeview community—predominantly white—was populated with homes selling for $400,000 and up. That was before the flood. Many homes were simply washed away when the nearby levee broke. Others stand, untouched since the calamity. In one, the front door has been painted with a phrase reminding sill who pass by that the
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