Susan Roesgen

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Susan Roesgen

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — If you didn’t get your fill of baklava because of the power outage on the last day of Greek Festival, don’t despair. Festival organizers plan to have three days of specialty food sales at Holy Trinity Cathedral to try to recoup the revenue that was lost when the festival ended three hours early on Sunday, May 25.

1 week ago | wgno.com | Susan Roesgen

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — If you didn’t get your fill of baklava because of the power outage on the last day of Greek Festival, don’t despair. Festival organizers plan to have three days of specialty food sales at Holy Trinity Cathedral to try to recoup the revenue that was lost when the festival ended three hours early on Sunday, May 25.

3 weeks ago | cenlanow.com | Susan Roesgen

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — It may take the wisdom of Solomon to resolve a serious soap opera in the French Quarter. A bubble machine has divided a bar owner and a homeowner on opposite sides of St. Philip Street. Joel Moody, the owner of MRB bar, uses a bubble machine on his second-floor balcony to catch the eye of passing customers. Burt Benrud, the owner of a home directly across the street from the bar, says that when the bubbles land, they damage the paint on his Porsche and his house.

3 weeks ago | wgno.com | Susan Roesgen

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — It may take the wisdom of Solomon to resolve a serious soap opera in the French Quarter. A bubble machine has divided a bar owner and a homeowner on opposite sides of St. Philip Street. Joel Moody, the owner of MRB bar, uses a bubble machine on his second-floor balcony to catch the eye of passing customers. Burt Benrud, the owner of a home directly across the street from the bar, says that when the bubbles land, they damage the paint on his Porsche and his house.

3 weeks ago | wgno.com | Susan Roesgen

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – It may take the wisdom of Solomon to resolve a serious soap opera in the French Quarter. A bubble machine has divided a bar owner and a homeowner on opposite sides of St. Philip Street. Joel Moody, the owner of MRB bar, uses a bubble machine on his second floor balcony to catch the eye of passing customers. Burt Benrud, the owner of a home directly across the street from the bar, says that when the bubbles land, they damage the paint on his Porsche and his house.