- BOURBON STREET VIOLIENCE NOVEMBER 11 2015 HOW TO
- BOURBON STREET VIOLIENCE NOVEMBER 11 2015 PROFESSIONAL
- BOURBON STREET VIOLIENCE NOVEMBER 11 2015 ZIP
BOURBON STREET VIOLIENCE NOVEMBER 11 2015 ZIP
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BOURBON STREET VIOLIENCE NOVEMBER 11 2015 HOW TO
BOURBON STREET VIOLIENCE NOVEMBER 11 2015 PROFESSIONAL
Highlands Professional Plaza, 801 Barret Avenue, Suite 314, Louisville, 40204 Office hours: Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm Saturday: 9 am – 2 pm Gaines: Have questions about the vaccine? Is it safe for you or your child? Are there side effects? You can email Dr. To schedule an appointment call 502.585.2924 or email. Beverly Gaines and Associates, providing COVID vaccines to children and their parents and caregivers. Register Onlineor text “COVID” to 75049 or call your local Meijer Pharmacy to register for a vaccine appointment. Patients can also call 800-Walgreens (1-800–925–4733) or their local store and select option 1 to set up an appointment Kroger Call Family Health Centers at (502) 772-8110 to schedule an appointment. Family Health Centersįamily Health Centers vaccinating anyone 12 years or older against COVID-19 virus. 3 p.m.)Ĭlick here to make an appointment. COVID vaccinations, Immunizations (offered on Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m. Immunizations: (502) 574-5380 Newburg Health Center “We want to pay for our own security, because we don’t think there’s enough here right now,” Farrell said.Services: WIC, COVID-19 vaccinations, Immunizations offered by appointment only on Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. “If I was a 6 foot 5 inches superhero, I would beat the hell out of anyone with guns who didn’t know how to use them properly.”īusinesses have had enough and want the City of New Orleans to do more to protect everyone.
After the shooting, they locked their doors.ĭanny Kilbourn at Bourbon Pub & Parade feels it’s not in their job description to be dodging bullets. They also made sure that everyone was safe inside.
A block away at Tropical Isle, their bartender stepped into action helping a gunshot victim. “This isn’t the first incident of guns on Bourbon,” he said.įarrell feels businesses should never have to deal with this kind of violence. On busy nights there are 10 security guards on-site and they have surveillance cameras. The last thing he wants is his customers not to feel safe. No place is safe until we get more police officers on Bourbon Street,” he said. “Look here, you can see a bullet hole in our door. Huey Farrell is the manager at Bourbon Heat, which got caught in the line of fire. NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Early Sunday morning, gunfire erupted on the World-famous Bourbon street and now businesses in the area are fed up with the lack of safety.
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