Friday, September 11, 2009

Update

For various reasons, I have not kept up with the blog like I have wanted to. I will continue to host it and focus my efforts on issues related to peace as time permits. If you are interested in taking over this project, please send me a comment. I will keep the blog up so that people can link to the resources. Thanks for your understanding.

Monday, August 17, 2009

Reading Tutors Needed

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Elizabeth Artigues
(504) 899-0820

elizabeth@scapc.org

STAIR (Start The Adventure In Reading) Announces Tutor Training Schedule

for the 2009-2010 School Year

Children’s Literacy Program Seeks Volunteer Tutors Who are Ready to Step Up and Serve

NEW ORLEANS, La. – STAIR (Start The Adventure In Reading), a nonprofit children’s literacy program, is seeking tutors for the 2009-2010 school year. Tutor training begins Wednesday, September 16 through Thursday, October 22 at locations around the greater New Orleans area. Training takes only two hours and no experience is necessary. Tutors volunteer after school or on Saturday mornings at STAIR sites in Orleans, Jefferson and Plaquemines parishes.

Each year STAIR recruits and trains hundreds of volunteers to work one-on-one with public school second graders to improve their reading and language skills as well as their self-esteem. These students are particularly in danger of academic failure and need extra help to succeed. The program works in partnership with schools to supplement the classroom work. Collaboration with parents, teachers, and principals allows STAIR to target the students who can most benefit from the services STAIR offers. The program has served more than 5,000 young students from greater New Orleans public schools since it began in 1985.

The STAIR program provides each child with professionally-designed curriculum materials, school supplies, teaching aids, new books, healthy snacks, and trained site directors to supervise and lend qualified help at each site. STAIR depends on support from the community to provide this service at no cost to the students.

For more information or to register for the training, contact Elizabeth Artigues at 504.899.0820 or elizabeth@scapc.org or visit www.stairnola.org.

STAIR will train interested individuals on the following dates:

Wednesday, September 16 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1545 State St., NOLA

Saturday, September 19 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.

First Baptist Church of New Orleans, 5290 Canal Blvd NOLA

Monday, September 21 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Woodland Presbyterian Church, 5824 Berkley Drive, NOLA

Wednesday, September 23 1:30 – 3:30 p.m

St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 6500 Jefferson Highway, Harahan

Saturday, September 26 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.

Open World Family Services, 7050 Read Blvd., NOLA

Saturday, October 3 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.

Chalstrom House, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 1101 South Carrollton Ave., NOLA

Tuesday, October 6 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1545 State St., NOLA

Thursday, October 8 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Faith Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 3810 Power Blvd., Metairie

Monday, October 12 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Algiers United Methodist Church, 637 Opelousas Avenue, NOLA

Wednesday, October 14 1:30 – 3:30 p.m

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1545 State St., NOLA

Thursday, October 22 1:30 – 3:30 p.m

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1545 State St., NOLA

Refreshments will be served.

Sara W. Woodard, Executive Director

Start the Adventure in Reading (STAIR)

1545 State Street

New Orleans, LA 70118

504-899-0820

504-895-2668 FAX

www.stairnola.org

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Not Forgotten

Dear Reades-

I know that it seems that I have dopped off the map. Not so. I was dealing with an injury that is not yet 100% healed. I've lost count of the killings but hope to get some stats from the different parishes in the area when I get back to NOLA. (I'm out of town visiting my grandmother.)

I will continue to count the killings until the end of the year. If anyone is interested in taking over the blog then or before then, let me know. Thanks.

Peace.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Literacy Event Coming Up!

Contact:

First Book-Greater New Orleans

Sara Woodard

swoodard@scapc.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Orleans, LA – July 22, 2009

MEDIA ALERT

First Book-Greater New Orleans and Bess the Book Bus Present “Get Hooked on Books!”

WHAT: “Get Hooked on Books!” presented by First Book-Greater New Orleans and Bess the Book Bus, a mobile literacy outreach program from Tampa, Florida. Bess the Book Bus is rolling to New Orleans to deliver nearly 2,000 books to 100 New Orleans area children who need them most. The event will feature a book give-away, celebrity story readers, refreshments, entertainment and more under the big tent. The program has identified 100 local children, ages 4 to 18 years old, who will receive an Access Pass to board Bess the Book Bus to pick the books of their choice.

WHEN: Friday, July 24^th, 3-6 PM

WHERE: 5501 Read Blvd. (Greater St. Stephen FGBC parking lot)

WHY: First Book-Greater New Orleans is a nonprofit organization with a single mission: to give children from low-income families the opportunity to read and own their first new books. We provide an ongoing supply of new books to children participating in school-based and community based programs.

Delivering books to children nationwide has always been a dream of Bess the Book Bus creator Jennifer Frances who started the program in 2004 in honor of her grandmother Bess O’Keefe who taught her the joy and importance of reading at a young age. New Orleans is the 32^nd city Bess the Book Bus has visited as part of its nationwide “Summer of Good Reads and Good Deeds” tour in which children all over the country receive books. The bus is scheduled to visit 52 cities in 68 days this summer. The event is sponsored by Chevron and superpages.com.

DETAILS: First Book-Greater New Orleans is hosting Bess the Book Bus. Since August 2007, First Book-Greater New Orleans has conducted 4 grant cycles and awarded book grants to more than 75 literacy programs (after school programs, daycare centers, classrooms, nonprofits, etc.) totaling 35,000 brand new books serving over 6,000 children from low-income families in the Greater New Orleans region. First Book-Greater New Orleans also is announcing that its Fall book grant application deadline is September 25. Visit www.firstbook.org/nola for more information and to download the application or call 504-287-1952.

Sara W. Woodard, Executive Director

Start the Adventure in Reading (STAIR)

1545 State Street

New Orleans, LA 70118

504-899-0820

504-895-2668 FAX

www.stairnola.org

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Stabbing takes a life

Man stabbed to death Friday night on Elysian Fields Avenue

by The Times-Picayune
Saturday July 11, 2009, 9:34 AM

New Orleans police are searching for a suspect in the stabbing death Friday night of a man in the 1700 block of Elysian Fields Avenue.

According to investigators, authorities responded around 10:30 p.m. to a call of "male down" and found the victim on the sidewalk with multiple stab wounds to his chest, Officer Janssen Valencia said in a news release.

Emergency medical technicians transported the victim to a local hospital, where he died a short time later, he said.

Investigators did not immediately know the identity of the victim or the motive for the attack, Valencia said.

Homicide Detective Timothy Bender Morton is in charge of the investigation.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers at 504.822.1111 or toll free at 877.903.7867. Callers do not have to give their names or testify and can earn up to $2,500 for tips that lead to an indictment.

Friday, July 10, 2009

Murders in Metarie

Leads sought in triple shooting at Metairie apartment

by The Times-Picayune
Friday July 10, 2009, 5:33 PM

Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office investigators worked Friday to identify a robber who shot three men at a Metairie apartment complex.

The victims were taken to LSU Interim Medical Center in New Orleans and are expected to recover, said Col. John Fortunato, a Sheriff's Office spokesman. "Nobody had any life-threatening injuries," he said.

The shooting occurred Thursday just after 10 p.m. in the parking lot of an apartment building at 6215 Riverside Drive. The victims were getting out of a vehicle when the robber approached with a revolver.

He demanded their wallets. When the men said the had none, he fired randomly at them and ran off, Fortunato said.
. . . . . . .

Anyone with information about the shooting may call the Sheriff's Office investigations bureau at 504.364.5300 or Crimestoppers Inc. at 504.822.1111 or 877.903.7867. Callers to Crimestoppers do not have to give their names and testify to earn $2,500. Tipsters may earn an additional $1,000 for information that leads to the recovery of the gun.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Double Murder in Iberville

Two people shot to death in Iberville housing complex; another shooting near Lakefront

by The Times-Picayune
Tuesday July 07, 2009, 1:21 PM

Police are on the scene of a double murder in the 1400 block of Iberville Street, near the French Quarter, in an apartment of the public housing complex. Officers say a man and a woman were shot to death in the incident, but gave few other details.

An unrelated shooting resulted in a wounded person appearing at the Walgreens Drug Store at 1100 Elysian Fields Ave., and authorities are at the business. An employee of the drug store reported that the shooting victim was alive and came to the business after being shot elsewhere.

Other details on the shooting incidents weren't immediately available.

Welcome to the Peace Pages

As news of shootings and horrific murders began bleeding onto the pages of the Times-Picayune this year, I felt overwhelmed by the violence permeating our neighborhoods. My response, the way I am choosing to manage and process this information, is to keep a log of all murders in the greater New Orleans metro area in the year 2009. I want to

* put names to the statistics in order to remember those lives lost;
* paint a portrait of our collective (hidden) psyche;
* and make this information easily accessible so that others can take action to combat the problems that create this climate of murder: poverty, our city's mental illness crisis; our struggling educational system, and much more;
* to promote peace from within, to convey the message that "peace beings with me."

Three important things to consider:

1. In all circumstances, all suspects are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty by a court of law.

2. I am reporting as a secondary source, so if you are using my blog as a research tool, be sure to get your facts from a primary source.

3. If you have information on any killings not listed here, then please leave a comment for me (listed under each entry). Also, if you have peace-related news that you would like to share with the community, leave me a comment as well.

Peace out.

List of Murders and Killings in the Region

140. June 16, 2009, man, 48, Algiers, shot to death outside a corner store
139. June 14, 2009, Lawrence Brown Jr., Algiers, shot to death
138. June 10, 2009, Ferdinand Emery, man, Hollygrove, shot to death
137. June 7, 2009, Brandon Francois, 21, Gretna (inside the Academy Sports and Outdoors Store on the Westbank Expy), shot to death by police after he allegedly threatened an officer with a knife.
136. June 7, 2009, boy, 17, Claiborne and Frenchmen, shot to death
135. June 6, 2009, Man, 38 (dead), Man, 50 (survived), Central City, hit and run
134. June 3, 2009, John Montgomery, 42, Old Jefferson, shot to death in alleged drug deal gone bad
133. June 1, 2009, Man, 46, 7th Ward, a construction worker who was shot to death while renovating a home
132. May 30, 2009 Terrinique T. Winters, 22, Algiers, was fatally wounded at a graduation party
131. May 29, 2009, Kendrick Baker, 31, Beautiful People Lounge at 2802 Cherry St, shot to death in the afternoon. Baker was the son-in-law of the bar's owner.
130. May 29, 2009, Matthew Roche, 21, and Edward Handy, 34, Lower 9th Ward, shot to death
129. May 29, 2009, Donlynn Lee, 16, South Claiborne Avenue and Fern Street, shot to death in the head
128. May 28, 2009 (approx.), Chester J. Reeder III, 25, shot to death in Algiers Super Sunday parades
127. May 25, 2009, Body (no name, sex, or age given), North Dorgenois Street, near Louisa Street. cause of death not reported, possible shooting
126. May 25, 2009, Justin Doucet, 15, Larose area, died from self-inflicted gun shot wound.
125. May 24, 2009, Tremaine Weber, 19, of Garyville, shot to death in chest
124. May 24, 2009 Man, 24, St. Roch area, shot to death
123. May 21, 2009, Joseph Leban, 23, 3300 block of Loyola Avenue, shot to death
122. May 20, 2009, Christopher Madison, 35, Algiers, shot to death and body severely burned
121. May 22, 2009, Roderick Gordon, 16, Iberville Housing Development, shot to death
120. May 20, 2009, Man, 39, Harvey, shot himself to death after attempting to murder his girlfriend
119. May 20, 2009, Johnathan Flowers, Gretna, shot to death after a bad drug deal
118. May 19, 2009, Man, no age give (a bicyclist), Chef and Paris, hit and run A bicyclist died Monday night in eastern New Orleans after a vehicle hit him then fled the scene, police said
117. May 18, 2009, Harold L. Myers Jr., 54-year-old, intersection of Bonnabel Boulevard and the I-10 Service Road, his car was struck by a stolen truck involved in a high-speed police chase.
116. May 17, 2009 Terry Maxwell, 29, New Orleans, shot to death
115. May 16, 2009, Woman, 26, Riverben area, shot to death.
114. May 14, 2009, no name and age given, man, North Broad and Duels streets, shot to death (found inside a car
113. May 13, 2009, Wilbert Bonaparte, 51, Esplanade Ridge, skull fracture
112. May 11, 2009, Shaka-Daquan Miller, 13, New Orleans East, shot to death
111. May 9, 2009, No Name, Age, male, Old Gentilly Road, charred body found inside a burned vehicle
110. May 9, 2009, Christina Allen, 21, Marreroo, shot to death
109. and 108. May 9, 2009, Olander Cassimere Sr., 79, and Alphatheda Cassimere, 77 (married for 55 years), Gentilly area, both shot to death.
107. May 9, 2009, Jeremy Watkins, 27, Marrero, shot to death in the head
106. May 2, 2009, Bryant Washington, Man, 18, Metairie, shot to death
105. May 1, 2009, Irma Carranza-Sanchez, 34 (a day shy of 35), Elysian and Claiborne, shot to death.
104. Woman Murdered in FQ. Details to come.
103. April 30, 2009, Marcus Davis, 14, Marrero, shot in the head
102. April 29, 2009, Man, 24, New Orleans East, his motorcycle was hit by a car
101. April 28, 2009, no name given, Man, 26, Louisiana Ave, shot to death
100. and 99. Marilyn Green, 40, and Lionel Nelson, 51, New Orleans East, both shot to death
98. April 26, 2009, no details of victim give. DWI vehicular homicide. Destrehan
97. April 26, 2009, Terry Redmond, Man, 42, sot to death in Harvey
96. April 21, 2009 (died), April 18, 2009 (shot), Richard R. Peck, Man, 44, Mid-City, shot in the face
95. April 20, 2009, Man, 23, 1600 Block of Louisa, shot to death and abandoned near an empty lot
94. and 93. April 19, 2009, Fitzgerald Phillips, Calyrisse Perkins, both 19, Orleans Parish, kidnapped and then murdered Posted by No More Murder at 8:51 PM 0 comments Links to this post
92. April 19, 2009, Justin Davis, 18, Kenner, shot to death
91. and 90. April 15, 2009, Matthew Miller, 26 and Ryan McKinley 27, Bayou Rd. at N. Prieur, each shot once in the chest.
89. April 13, 2009, Man, 35, Terrytown, found shot to death in a car
88. April 11, 2009, Man, no name given, 1418 St. Louis Street, shot to death
87. April 11, 2009, Four Overstreet, 6, Terrytown, shot to death
86. April 11, 2009, Robert Claiborne Jr., 23 months (Domonique's son), Terrytown, shooting death
85. April 11, 2009, Domonique Sterling, 19, Terrytown, shooting death
84. April 9, 2009, Man, 30, CBD, shot in the head
83. April 7, 2009, Corey Lewis, 19, Kenner, shot to death
82. April 5, 2009, Jahman Bailey 25, St. Chalres Parish, shot to death
81. April 6, 2009, Man (cab driver), 54, Slidell, believed to be a homicide
80. April 2, 2009 (shot), April 6, 2009 (died), Woman, age not given, New Orleans East, shot to death
79. April 6, 2009, Man, mid-30s, Central City, shot to death
78. Sunday, April 4, 2009, Girl, name witheld, 15, Central City, shot to death
77. April 3, 2009, Rafael Rangel, 27, Harvey, vehicular homicide (drunk driving)
76. March 30, 2009, No Name Yet, Woman, no age given, Desire area of New Orleans, shot to death
75. March 26, 2009, No Name Yet, Man, 23, 1200 Block of Galvez, shot to death
74. March 26, 2009, No Name Yet, Man, 53, N.O. East, shot dead
73. March 25, 2009, No Name Yet, man, 28, Lower 9th Ward, shot to death
72. March 25, 2009, No Name Yet, man, no age given, 6th Ward, shot to death
71. March 21, 2009, Ryan Eisler, 31 of Madisonville, St. Bernard Parish, negligent homicide involivng heroin
70. March 23, 2009, Emmanuel Corey Holmes, 32, Gentilly Terrace, shot to death.
69. March 23, 2009, Alvin Smith, 21, 1900 block of Port St, found with multiple gunshot wounds
68. March 21, 2009, Michael Keith, 34 of Metairie, Tchoupitoulas St., vehicular homicide
67. March 14, 2009, Myron Jones, 24, Mid-City, fatally shot
66. March 13, 2009, Marsh Scovotto, 43, Slidell, was killed Friday night in a two vehicle accident on US 190 Business at the intersection of Lindberg Drive in St. Tammany Parish.
65. March 12, 2009, Man, no age given yet, Hollygrove, shot to death
64. March 11, 2009, Woman, no age given yet, St. Tammany, hit and run
63. March 9, 2009, Man, 24, Florida Avenue and Tupelo Street, shot to death
62. and 61. March 10, 2009 Rodney J. Ory, 73, and Rosalie R. Ory, 72, Harvey, single gunshot wound to the head each.
60., 59., and 58. March 6, 2009, Killed in Hammond: Maxime Profit, 23, Vaire-sur-Marne, France; Thurman Lowe, 24, Kenner; and Beth Boudreaux 19, Husser, La.
57. and 56. March 7, 2009, Chris Arnoult, 25, and Rachel Vallery, 22, Kenner, victims of an apparent murder-suicide, Kenner police said.
55. March 4, 2009, Chis Holmes, infant (55 days old), 1900 block of Elysian Fields, probably died due to a blow to the head
54. Feb 28, 2009, Mario Scamuzza, 48, Folsom, beaten and strangled
53. March 2, 2009, Shirley B. Singreen, 67, Uptown, son allegedly beat her badly on Jan 25, 2009. She died today.
52. March 1, 2009, Ronald L. Williams, 25, New Orleans East, shot to death
51. March 1, 2009, Jamal M. Dorsey, 22, Algiers, shot to death
50. Feb 26, 2009, Elton Carter (m), 30, Iberville Housing Project, shot dead shortly after 6 p.m.
49. Feb 26, 2009, Carlos Gwen, 50, Fatal hit and run in Jefferson
48. Feb 26, 2009, Deomond Watkins, 29 of Terrytown, died in Old Algiers, dead from a gunshot wound. He alledgedlly kidnapped Johnnie Green 34.
47. Feb 26, 2009, Terrell Riley, 16, New Orleans East, shot dead
46. Feb 26, 2009, Leon Kennedy, 62, Kenner, shot to death
45. Feb 24, 2009, Juwain Williams, 33, Hollygrove, suffered several gunshot wounds to the chest
44. Feb 24, 2009, Christopher Barrow, 18, Tulane Ave, was struck by a car driven by James Kenny
43. Feb 22, 2009, Man, 28, Irish Channel, shot dead
42. Feb 22, 2009 (shot Feb 16), Rodney Sennett, 18, Avondale, shooting.
41. and 40. February 20, 2009, Dana and Barbara Fouchi, 48 and 47, Metairie, Dana allegedly shot his wife Barbara and then shot himself.
39. Feb 19, 2009, Boy, 15, Violet, died from a self-inflicted gun shot to the head.
38. Feb 18, 2009, Michael Watson, 28, at 1012 Jefferson Highway in Jefferon Parish, shot to death
37. Feb 16, 2009, Man, 45, West Carrollton neighborhood, shot at 11:00 am.
36. Feb 16, 2009, 1 teenager dead, 1 in critical condition, 17 and 18, Avondale, both shot
35. Feb 15, 2009, Man, 29, Central City (Seventh and Danneel streets), shot in the head at 3:30 pm
34. Feb 14, 2009, Tony Williams, 23, Algiers Point, shot dead
33. Feb 14, 2009, Man, 31, Morrero, shot dead
32. Feb 10, 2009, newborn infant (no name), Lake Pontchatrain in Kenner
31. Feb 10, 2009, Name Pending ID, 30, 3200 block of Earhart Boulevard, shot to death
30. Feb 10, 2009, Theopoulis White, 59, Metairie, was found shot to death
29. Feb 8, 2009, Marquetta Remble, 37, Highway 1049 (North Shore), vehicular homicide
28. Feb 6, 2009, Willie Jones Jr., 47, I-10 E near the high-rise over the canal, shot (but exact cause of death yet to be determined)
27. Feb 4, 2009, Donald Jefferson Jr. 33, 2800 block of Dumaine St., shot in the torso several times.
26. Feb 2, 2009, Man, 21 years old, Iberville Housing Project, shot
25. Feb 2, 2009, Sophia Lewis, infant, Algiers, shaken to death
24. Jan 30, 2009, Gary Sing, 44, South Claiborne Ave and Gravier Street, fatal stabbing
23. Jan 29, 2009, Kenneth Davis Jr., 18, shot in the head
22. Jan 26, 2009, Misty Bartholomew, 34, Port Sulphur, Shot Dead, police suspect husband
21. Jan 24, 2009, Harry Singreen, 66, Uptown ( Audubon Blvd.) beaten to death by son, mother seriously injured
20. Jan 23, 2009, Man, age not disclosed, Harvey, appeared to be shot in the head
19. Jan 23, 2009, Man, 24, Morrero, shot multiple times
18. Jan 18, 2009, Bobby Ray Lee, 24 Metarie, found bleeding behind the wheel of his car--shot multiple times--pronounced dead at University Hospital
17. Jan 17, 2009, Wendy Byrne, 38, Gov. Nicholls and Dauphine, Shot Dead
16. Jan 16, 2009 (Hit), Jan 17, 2009 (Died), Paula Nazio, 40, Boutte in St. Charles, Parish, Vehicular Homicide with DWI
14. and 15. Jan 15, 2009, 2 men (1 murdered, 1 in critical condition) ages 23 and 28, Harvey (1500 block of Kings Rd)
13. Jan 14, 2009, Female 39 , Carrollton Ave. Hit and Run
12. Jan 13, 2009, Donauwx J. Clark, 68, Algiers, Was found bound at his ankles with an electrical cord. This is being investigated as a homicide but cause of death has yet to be determined.
11. Jan 12 , 2009, India Mahoney, 18, Violet, Shooting
10. Jan 11, 2009, Willie Summers, 58, N. Claiborne Ave in the 9th Ward, Was shot in front of his house multiple times.
9. Jan 10, 2009, Demetrius Hamilton, 26, Hollygrove, Shot
8. Jan 10, 2009, Louise Declues 73, Carrollton Neighborhood, Stabbed multiple times and either suffocated or was strangled.
7. Jan 5, 2009, Kirk Dugar, 49, St. Ann & Dupre, Shot
6. Jan 5, 2009, Joshua O'Neal, 21, Algiers, Died today but shot in November
5. Jan 3, 2009, Ja’Shawn Powell, 2, Jackson Ave., Throat Cut
4. Jan 3, 2009, Ingra Serpas, 32, Metairie, Boyfriend allegedly pushed her out of the car and ran her over
3. Jan 1, 2009, Damon Barden, 32, Lower Gentilly, Found shot in house
2. Jan 1, 2009, Aaron Myre, 18, Desire, Shot
1. Jan 1, 2009, Adolph Grimes III, 22 , 6th ward Killed by Police; Allegedly Shot Cops, but that is in question

The Peace Pages and 2009 Murder Log--New Orleans Metro

Friday, September 11, 2009

Update

Monday, August 17, 2009

Reading Tutors Needed

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Not Forgotten

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Literacy Event Coming Up!

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Stabbing takes a life

Man stabbed to death Friday night on Elysian Fields Avenue

by The Times-Picayune
Saturday July 11, 2009, 9:34 AM

Friday, July 10, 2009

Murders in Metarie

Leads sought in triple shooting at Metairie apartment

by The Times-Picayune
Friday July 10, 2009, 5:33 PM

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Double Murder in Iberville

Two people shot to death in Iberville housing complex; another shooting near Lakefront

by The Times-Picayune
Tuesday July 07, 2009, 1:21 PM

Welcome to the Peace Pages

List of Murders and Killings in the Region

Links to Peace, Social Justice, and Safety

Followers

Blog Archive

The Peace Pages and 2009 Murder Log--New Orleans Metro

Friday, September 11, 2009

Update

Monday, August 17, 2009

Reading Tutors Needed

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Not Forgotten

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Literacy Event Coming Up!

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Stabbing takes a life

Man stabbed to death Friday night on Elysian Fields Avenue

by The Times-Picayune Saturday July 11, 2009, 9:34 AM

Friday, July 10, 2009

Murders in Metarie

Leads sought in triple shooting at Metairie apartment

by The Times-Picayune Friday July 10, 2009, 5:33 PM

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Double Murder in Iberville

Two people shot to death in Iberville housing complex; another shooting near Lakefront

by The Times-Picayune Tuesday July 07, 2009, 1:21 PM

Welcome to the Peace Pages

List of Murders and Killings in the Region

Links to Peace, Social Justice, and Safety

Subscribe To The Peace Pages

Followers

Blog Archive

by The Times-Picayune
Saturday July 11, 2009, 9:34 AM

by The Times-Picayune
Friday July 10, 2009, 5:33 PM

by The Times-Picayune
Tuesday July 07, 2009, 1:21 PM