A group of French Quarter residents are documenting cracked sidewalks, hazardous holes, and missing one-way signs in the 78-block area that represents the bread and butter of the New Orleans tourism industry. As the city scrambles to get ready for the Super Bowl next February, many believe that enough is not being done, and that changes should take place even if there isn’t a major event on the horizon. Newell has on the leader of the movement, retired Federal Judge Elizabeth Magner.

<p>A group of French Quarter residents are documenting cracked sidewalks, hazardous holes, and missing one-way signs in the 78-block area that represents the bread and butter of the New Orleans tourism industry. As the city scrambles to get ready for the Super Bowl next February, many believe that enough is not being done, and that changes should take place even if there isn’t a major event on the horizon. Newell has on the leader of the movement, retired Federal Judge Elizabeth Magner.</p>

When Newell Normand talks…everybody listens.

Newell Normand

When Newell Normand talks…everybody listens.



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