Tag: Katrina Ten Years After

Remember that Katrina Cottages thing? Whatever happened to that?

Ben Brown
Ben Brown August 8, 2015
This is the second of two parts addressing Hurricane Katrina 10 years after the storm. The first looked at issues in New Orleans. This one focuses on one hoped-for innovation in the storm’s wake in Coastal Mississippi. Right about now, a couple and their two children are getting much-needed affordable housing help... Continue Reading
Category Community Development, Economic Development, Environment | Sustainability, Planning and Design, Public Policy, Resilience
Tags Ben Brown, cottages, Hurricane Katrina, katrina cottage, Katrina Ten Years After
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Katrina ‘Ten Years After’: And the band plays on

Ben Brown
Ben Brown August 8, 2015
I guess it says something about where I am on life’s conception-to-compost journey that the phrase “Ten Years After” evokes a forgettable British group from the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. But, hey, let’s at least credit Alvin Lee with capturing a timeless sentiment in his lyrics for the band’s 1971 hit, “I’d... Continue Reading
Category Community Development, Economic Development, Environment | Sustainability, Public Policy, Resilience
Tags Ben Brown, Hurricane Katrina, Katrina Ten Years After
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