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New Orleans Regains Its Famous Appetite

NPR

By Michele Norris

Published March 2, 2006 at 6:41 PM EST

Wayne Baquet Sr. is the owner of Li'l Dizzy's Café.

Baquet reopened his restaurant four weeks ago. The building suffered major damage in Katrina and was looted twice. While awaiting insurance money, the owner has used his own funds to gut the place and completely rebuild.

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Michele Norris

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