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This misspelled street sign in Luling should read East Heather Drive. |
It is supposed to say, “East Heather Drive” - but instead, it says “East Heater Drive.”
This sign in on the corner of East Heather and Beaupre.
I’m reminded of the time you published that photograph of the Paul Maillard Road sign that was misspelled.
The parish promptly replaced it with a sign with the correct spelling. Maybe we’ll get a corrected sign, too. - K.M., Luling
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