Amusement park reminder of hurricane may soon come down

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An abandoned New Orleans amusement park that has stood empty since Hurricane Katrina may finally be torn down.
The Six Flags park never reopened after the levees failed and flooded the city with water in 2005.
Mayor LaToya Cantrell says her office is targeting the site for demolition.
The derelict roller coasters and a Ferris wheel can be seen from the nearby roads, and the site has become home to wildlife and overgrown with weeds.
Neighbors like Almarie Carter have been