The New Orleans Saints has announced that cornerback P.J. Williams has been suspended for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
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The New Orleans Saints has announced that cornerback P.J. Williams has been suspended for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
Who dat say they gonna buy this condo?
In a move we hope doesn’t foreshadow a distant relocation, New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton has listed his three-bedroom, three-bathroom condo for sale. Records from the Orleans Parish Assessor’s Office show that Payton purchased the 2,885-square-foot condo for $1,465,000 in 2014. At the time, his on-the-go lifestyle made a low-maintenance condo appealing, according to reporting from MyNewOrleans.com.
Payton hired interior designer Shaun Smith to decorate the home, on the recommendation of Saints general manager Mickey Loomis. The designer brought neutral hues and rich finishes to the abode, which is one of 12 condos in the former LaSalle Elementary School. Quartzite counters and a mosaic backsplash lend gloss to the kitchen, which faces an open dining and living area on the home’s main, upper floor. It connects to the master bedroom suite, which includes a patio, powder room, laundry room, and walk-in closet designed by The Amandas.
Presumably, this master bedroom is where Payton holed up after last season’s heartbreaking Saints-Rams no-call.
“After the game, much like normal people, I sat, probably didn’t come out of my room, I ate Jenny’s ice cream and watched Netflix for three straight days,” Payton said during a year-end press briefing.
With its light-blocking, floor-to-ceiling linen-cotton draperies by Kravet, 14-foot ceilings, and four-poster bed, the bedroom looks like a comfortable place to sleep, eat, and curse incompetent NFL refs. There’s also a ground floor with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a mud room, and a family room. It opens to a
The corner unit condo sits three blocks from Audubon Park. It’s asking $2,300,000.
Via: Elizabeth McNulty of Gardner Realtors Uptown
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...But no po-boys, yet
The news that po-boy destination and St. Patrick’s Day epicenter Parasol’s would be going dry this summer was a blow to its loyal customers. Now, just in time for football season, the beloved dive bar is back with a reissued liquor license and new ownership, though no po-boys just yet.
Come watch the Saints Game the bar is open (poboys coming soon)
Posted by Parasol's Bar and Restaurant on Sunday, September 29, 2019
Earlier this year the city sued owner Thea Hogan over unpaid taxes, preventing her from renewing Parasol’s liquor license, at which point it went dry. The 2533 Constance Street business license changed hands over the summer from Hogan’s Parasol’s Bar and Restaurant LLC to Irish Channel LLC, registered to Kimberlee Banning.
Parasol’s has a cherished history as a neighborhood bar at the corner of Third and Constance streets where it opened in 1952. Hogan had been running Parasol’s on her own since her husband John Hogan died in 2012, and has struggled in recent years, saying that “with po-boys and being a corner bar, you can only charge so much and keep your customers.”
Eater has reached out to Parasol’s and will update this post if we hear back. According to its Facebook page, the kitchen will reopen soon.
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