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| Supreme Court rules against school vouchers May 16 at 11:02 am Last week the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled the funding structure for the Louisiana Scholarship Program unconstitutional. |
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Chaisson will step down as port executive director May 16 at 10:53 am The Port of South Louisiana will soon see a change in leadership after Joel T. Chaisson Sr.’s eight-year tenure as executive director officially comes to an end on July 14. |
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Medine-Otwell engagement May 16 at 10:38 am Mr. and Mrs. David Medine of Ama and Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Otwell of Ruston would like to announce the engagement of their children, Megan Medine and Steven Otwell. |
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Satellite Center faculty honor retiring superintendent May 16 at 10:35 am Satellite Center faculty members surprised outgoing St. Charles Parish Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Rodney Lafon with shirts made in his honor. |
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Fallen officers honored at Blue Mass May 16 at 10:32 am The Most Reverend Gregory Aymond, Archbishop of New Orleans, celebrated the 2nd Annual Blue Mass with St. Charles Borromeo School children to honor local first responders. |
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St. Charles Borromeo Geography Bee representative May 15 at 12:06 pm St. Charles Borromeo School principal Mary Schmidt with sixth grader Nicholas Lacour. Lacour qualified for the state Geography Bee that was held in Baton Rouge. |
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Scholarship winner May 14 at 12:04 pm St. Charles Borromeo School eighth grader, Daniel Bosco recently received a $400 scholarship to St. Charles Catholic High School for scoring at or above the 85th national percentile on the high school placement test. |
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Norco Elementary Multi-Cultural celebration May 13 at 11:53 am Students and teachers from Norco Elementary enjoyed a multi-cultural celebration in the school auditorium. |
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State legislators visit St. Charles Borromeo May 12 at 11:55 am The Archdiocese of New Orleans schools food and nutrition services recently invited local legislators to area schools for lunch. |
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Superintendent steps down to get down May 12 at 11:38 am Dr. Rodney Lafon boiled down his decision to announce his retirement last month to a simple factor. With 40 years accumulated in the school system he had come to a point in his career where he would make nearly the same yearly salary as a retiree as if he chose to continue working. |
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Norco Elementary students of the month May 11 at 11:54 am Students of the Month at Norco Elementary were chosen for the character traits of courtesy, trustworthiness and friendship. |
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Mimosa Park Elementary students practice social skills May 11 at 11:51 am Students from Joseph Tate and Anne Gabriel’s classes participated in a speech/language activity about spring time. |
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Adopted Oregon man uses social media to track down parents May 11 at 8:20 am In the summer of 1973, a baby boy was born to a 14 year-old girl at West Jefferson Medical Center in Gretna. |
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Lakewood 5th grade metric conversion math problem May 10 at 11:59 am Lauren Dailey and her 5th grade Lakewood Elementary students, worked collaboratively by putting their heads together to solve a metric conversion problem. |
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Exxon Mobile specialist visits Norco Elementary May 10 at 11:49 am Exxon Mobile employee Eric Keller visited Jessica Thomas’s 4th grade classroom at Norco Elementary. |
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Parish plans to go out for bids next month for Willowridge levee May 10 at 10:21 am St. Charles Parish plans to go out for construction bids next month on the first phase of the Willowridge levee, assuming a judge rules in the parish’s favor regarding a portion of the land needed for the project. |
| Is B.R. becoming D.C.? May 10 at 9:29 am The more I watch the goings on at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge, the more it looks like the U.S. Capitol in D.C. |
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| House set to advance $300 million business tax increase May 10 at 9:28 am The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a package of bills Monday that will become vehicles for a proposed $329 million tax increase. Of that total, $315 million would come from businesses. That would represent the largest tax increase on businesses in recent times (perhaps ever). The size of the tax increase will have a huge negative effect on economic development, but beyond the size, the haphazard way the plan is designed would lead to huge implementation problems and great uncertainty about Louisiana’s tax code for businesses. |
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