Articles filed under March-April 2011
Gone Crabbing
When we hear the words “going crabbing,” we think of idyllic days spent at the seawall checking our nets in between beers; chasing kids around with a crab that you’ve pulled from the net; or laughing at your uncle Sal when a crab latches on to his hand as he puts another one into the ice chest.
Easter Enigma
Editor’s Note: Mandeville resident and author Pam Ewen was introduced to our readers in the July-August 2008 issue of Inside Northside. Karen Gibbs’ article told the story of
Cover Artist John E. Brown
Someone who only started painting six years ago might not expect to place third in an international competition, but John E. Brown, our cover artist for this issue,
2011 ISNS Hot Husbands
We are happy to present Inside Northside’s Hot Husbands 2011! Without a doubt, northshore wives think their husbands are HOT—for many, many reasons! Most of all, they expressed their
Bunny Matthews
“I drew a series for the Audubon Insectarium called A Cockroach’s History of New Orleans. Someone told me after seeing it that I’M the roach. No matter where
IN Better Health with Glenda Montgomery
Health Concern: Cellulitis; possibility of leg amputation. Personal Strategy: Hospital treatment and support from friends. Glenda Montgomery credits the “wonderful staff” at Northshore Specialty Hospital and her church group friends
Book Report: Raising Our Children On Bourbon
There’s Bob Carr, a self-described “stupefied, commuting zombie,” looking to quit a dead-end managerial job. There’s Bob’s wife, Jan, “an adjusted hausfrau,” fearful of becoming a stay-at-home mom,
Casey Crosby and the Crescent City Celtic Band
For Casey Crosby, playing in her Celtic band isn’t just foot-stomping fun; it was a lifesaver. “It goes back about 11 years ago, when I lost my husband,” she
Publisher’s Note: A Crowded Rowboat
A man has to get a fox, a chicken and a sack of corn across a river. He has a rowboat, but it can carry only him
From the Editor: Passion is Not a Naughty Word
The dictionary includes many meanings for “passion”: “an intense, driving feeling or conviction,” “a strong liking or desire or devotion to some activity,” “sexual desire.” All too often,
Worthy Causes: Jazz on the Bayou
World-renowned jazz pianist Ronnie Kole doesn’t just play for the crowds. Amid his busy schedule of performances throughout the United States and abroad, Ronnie finds time to tinkle















