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Crescent City

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Crescent City

Popular nickname for New Orleans, Louisiana, from the location of the Vieux Carré, its oldest section, on a sharp bend of the Mississippi River.

Crescent City

City in Putnam County, northeastern Florida, USA, on Crescent Lake, 45 km/28 mi northwest of Daytona Beach; population (1990) 1,900. It is a resort and citrus trade centre.

Crescent City is the birthplace (1889) of labour leader A Philip Randolph.



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Still, though the film lazily glosses over wide swatches of the city's culture and color, we'll take what we can get, and "New Orleans," from writer Michelle Ferrari, director/producer Stephen Ives and producer Amanda Pollack and narrated by actor Jeffrey Wright, offers a perhaps appropriately peripatetic portrait of the Crescent City.
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The Crescent City is cleaning up and moving forward, and we're glad our convention will help the city do more to get back on its feet.
New Orleans ready for National Convention by DAV Magazine
The former proprietor of Sindbad's Cafe and Market in South Minneapolis, Minnesota, was accompanied to the Crescent City by WAMM director Mary Beaudoin and Marie and John Braun, all of St.
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