Volume 134 Number 25 - Jun 21, 2007
News
| Biggest cocaine bust in parish history
St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s deputies along with DEA agents and deputies in other sheriff's offices, arrested six foreign nationals and seized nearly 200 pounds of cocaine June 13, in Norco. |
| Burglars cut through roof of grocery store ...
One or more burglars using a torch and other sophisticated equipment, drilled a hole in the roof-top, of the Economical Supermarket in Hahnville climbed in and stole $82,000 worth of payroll checks and an undisclosed amount of cash on the evening of May 31, the Herald-Guide has learned. |
| Cops: Dad smoked pot with son, 10
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's office arrested a Destrehan man June 9 after he allegedly smoked marijuana with his 10 year-old son, authorities said. |
| Des Allemands to parish: ‘Where is our ballpark?’
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| Hahnville subdivision WILL be finished ...
Former New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Willie Whitehead wants to dispel rumors and speculations that he is not going to complete a subdivision he started developing in Hahnville. |
| Health insurance free for people who need it
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| John ‘Steve’ Sirmon, Sr. loses brave cancer fight
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| Kid's ride out fires, storms in VFD's safety house
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| Luling Living Center’s plans to keep residents safe in a storm
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| Ooh la la! TV workshop for people who, well ... ‘parlez vous francais’
It’s fun, it’s free, and it’s FRENCH The Council for the Development of French in Louisiana and Média-Louisiane are offering a free television production workshop for French speakers in Louisiana of all ages on Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23, at Acadiana Open Channel in Lafayette. |
| Parish-to-parish bus line won’t run in July as planned, says official
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| Sheriff: Contest CON MEN want your money
A phony check scam being propagated in St. Charles Parish has prompted authorities to once again remind locals that the old adage still rings true, if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. |
| There’s a lot to like about this year’s catch of Catfish Queens
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| What's Happening?
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Sports
Best bet for tasty reds - Lake Salvador/Lafitte
By Anthony Taylor
The Lake Salvador/Lafitte area is a haven for fishing of all types. But right now there is one big story that bounces from boat to boat over the lakes, the reds.
By Anthony Taylor
The Lake Salvador/Lafitte area is a haven for fishing of all types. But right now there is one big story that bounces from boat to boat over the lakes, the reds.
New baseball league will hold tryouts in July
By Caleb Frey
If you think you have what it takes to compete amongst a wide variety of amateur baseball players then the Southeast chapter of the National American Baseball Association wants you to show them your best stuff at tryouts on July 22.
By Caleb Frey
If you think you have what it takes to compete amongst a wide variety of amateur baseball players then the Southeast chapter of the National American Baseball Association wants you to show them your best stuff at tryouts on July 22.
Willowdale Country Club swimmers smoke Jewish Community Center’s team ...
From staff and wire reports
Hill Heights Country Club vs. Belle Terre (Final Score HH 372- BT 158) June 7, 2007
From staff and wire reports
Hill Heights Country Club vs. Belle Terre (Final Score HH 372- BT 158) June 7, 2007
HHS Sports Week with Megan Waters
By Megan Waters
Summer League Baseball: Boys Season Update: This summer the boys are racking up some playing time on the field with games almost every other day agianst various competitive teams in the area. Recently on the line-up, the Tigers played Grace King, the Southland Hogs, and most recently Bonnebell High. Outstanding performances go to Adam Risinger for solid pitching, Ryan Waters for hitting a grandslam, the second of his high school baseball career, and Colby Broussard for excellent defense tactics. It is must see event, and the Tigers need all of their fans’ support. This weekend, June 22-24, the Tigers will travel to Foley to play in a competitive tournament agianst teams from around the South.
By Megan Waters
Summer League Baseball: Boys Season Update: This summer the boys are racking up some playing time on the field with games almost every other day agianst various competitive teams in the area. Recently on the line-up, the Tigers played Grace King, the Southland Hogs, and most recently Bonnebell High. Outstanding performances go to Adam Risinger for solid pitching, Ryan Waters for hitting a grandslam, the second of his high school baseball career, and Colby Broussard for excellent defense tactics. It is must see event, and the Tigers need all of their fans’ support. This weekend, June 22-24, the Tigers will travel to Foley to play in a competitive tournament agianst teams from around the South.
Sports Shorts
Special to the Herald-Guide
Ed Reed football camp at Destrehan
The Ed Reed Destrehan Football Camp will he held June 26 through 29 from 9 a.m. to noon at Destrehan High School.
The cost is $40 per camper. For more information, call 985-764-9946.
Special to the Herald-Guide
Editorial
Vatican issues 10 Commandments for motorists - and LORD KNOWS it’s time
Special to the Herald-Guide
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Thou shall not drive under the influence of alcohol. Thou shall respect speed limits. Thou shall not consider a car an object of personal glorification or use it as a place of sin.
Special to the Herald-Guide
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Thou shall not drive under the influence of alcohol. Thou shall respect speed limits. Thou shall not consider a car an object of personal glorification or use it as a place of sin.
Our View
Why are we fertilizing the Gulf of Mexico
There is one place where fertilizer provides no benefits. And that is in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana coast. In fact, it is deadly there - - to fish that is one of the mainstays of our state’s economy.
There is one place where fertilizer provides no benefits. And that is in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana coast. In fact, it is deadly there - - to fish that is one of the mainstays of our state’s economy.
Sheriffs Reports
Lifestyles
Memorial Hospital nursing staff reunite with SC parish rescue team
By Shonna Riggs
It’s been almost two years since Hurricane Katrina, plowed the Louisiana coastline forcing 28 nurses from Memorial Hospital in New Orleans, along with some family members to evacuate into the nightmarish and deplorable conditions at the Ernest Morial Convention Center, prompting an emergency rescue by the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office.
By Shonna Riggs
It’s been almost two years since Hurricane Katrina, plowed the Louisiana coastline forcing 28 nurses from Memorial Hospital in New Orleans, along with some family members to evacuate into the nightmarish and deplorable conditions at the Ernest Morial Convention Center, prompting an emergency rescue by the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Finance classes for teachers being offered statewide
Special to the Herald-Guide
High school teachers across the state who want to learn how to teach their students about money management will have opportunities between June 26 and July 24 from the LSU AgCenter.
Special to the Herald-Guide
High school teachers across the state who want to learn how to teach their students about money management will have opportunities between June 26 and July 24 from the LSU AgCenter.
Family Matters with Denise Zeringue
By Denise Zeringue
Enjoy Louisiana blueberries. They can help protect against diseases, including certain cancers and heart disease.
By Denise Zeringue
Enjoy Louisiana blueberries. They can help protect against diseases, including certain cancers and heart disease.
Moneytalk with Al Suffrin
By Al Suffrin
Dear Mr. Suffrin: I am a 17-year-old senior at Destrehan High School and I need to find a way to earn and start saving money for my senior trip.
By Al Suffrin
Dear Mr. Suffrin: I am a 17-year-old senior at Destrehan High School and I need to find a way to earn and start saving money for my senior trip.
Senior citizens work up a sweat in COA fitness club
By Heather R. Breaux
The Council On Aging keeps parish seniors busy and in shape with their new fitness club held every Tuesday and Thursday at The Fitness Club located on Highway 90 in Boutte.
By Heather R. Breaux
The Council On Aging keeps parish seniors busy and in shape with their new fitness club held every Tuesday and Thursday at The Fitness Club located on Highway 90 in Boutte.
Obituaries
Obituaries
Jose Aman Ta’bora Jose Aman Ta’bora passed away on Saturday, June 9 at 1:24 p.m. in LaPlace. Husband of the late M. Hortensia Ta’bora. Son of the late Daniel and Maria Rapalo Ta’bora. Father of Jose Aman Ta’bora, Jr. Allan E. Ta’bora, Ledda Montellh, Mayra White, Mirna Rodriguez, the late Daniel Ta’bora and Sergio Ta’bora. Brother of Elan Ta’bora, Ofelia Vitanza, the late Tito Ta’bora, Fernel Ta’bora, and Rosa Soto. Grandfather of the late Michael Jason Montheailh. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Age 92, a native of Honduras and a resident of Destrehan. Mas of Christain Burial at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, June 13 at Alexander Funeral Home in Norco. Interment in St. Charles Borromeo Mausoleum in Destrehan. Visitation at Alexander Funeral Home in Norco from 9 am to 12 pm on Wednesday, June 13.
Jose Aman Ta’bora Jose Aman Ta’bora passed away on Saturday, June 9 at 1:24 p.m. in LaPlace. Husband of the late M. Hortensia Ta’bora. Son of the late Daniel and Maria Rapalo Ta’bora. Father of Jose Aman Ta’bora, Jr. Allan E. Ta’bora, Ledda Montellh, Mayra White, Mirna Rodriguez, the late Daniel Ta’bora and Sergio Ta’bora. Brother of Elan Ta’bora, Ofelia Vitanza, the late Tito Ta’bora, Fernel Ta’bora, and Rosa Soto. Grandfather of the late Michael Jason Montheailh. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Age 92, a native of Honduras and a resident of Destrehan. Mas of Christain Burial at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, June 13 at Alexander Funeral Home in Norco. Interment in St. Charles Borromeo Mausoleum in Destrehan. Visitation at Alexander Funeral Home in Norco from 9 am to 12 pm on Wednesday, June 13.



