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| Christmas trees used to protect Bayou Gauche shoreline January 18 at 1:34 pm Christmas trees from around the parish, which were nestled inside homes and decorated with lights a couple of weeks ago, will soon move on to another purpose - stopping erosion of the Bayou Gauche wetlands. |
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| Charges dropped against husband, wife charged with Katrina insurance fraud January 18 at 1:33 pm Santra Perdue was teaching class in Jefferson Parish when she first heard the whispers. |
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Family believes teen's murder linked to earlier shooting January 17 at 11:47 am A recent Destrehan High School graduate was shot to death in the Preston Hollow neighborhood of St. Rose Friday night. |
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Parish hires former St. John CAO January 14 at 9:43 am Buddy Boe, though still a young man at age 27, is not a political newcomer. |
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Man sentenced to 5 years in jail for role in Paradis vehicular homicide January 14 at 8:38 am A New Iberia man who was involved in a fatal crash on Highway 90 in Paradis was sentenced to five years in jail for his role in a vehicular homicide. |
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Boutte company shines light upon top musical acts January 13 at 9:50 am Almost eight years ago, Boutte resident Toney Corley and his wife had saved some money and were trying to figure out how to best invest it. |
| Parish receives $2.4M hurricane grant January 13 at 9:48 am BATON ROUGE – St. Charles Parish will receive a nearly $2.4 million federal grant to help the parish recover from Hurricane Isaac, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said Friday. |
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Rigid criteria keep most chain eateries from settling in SCP January 12 at 9:45 am Former sports bar and restaurant owner Corey Savoie knows the difficulty of setting up and running a small family-owned restaurant in St. Charles Parish. |
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Destrehan engineer pleads guilty to bribery January 12 at 8:00 am A Destrehan engineer who recently pled guilty to bribing former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has connections to the St. Charles Parish School Board. |
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Police searching for Boutte man missing since Dec. 25 January 11 at 9:49 am The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office is asking for help locating Ronald Miller Sr. Miller was last seen on Dec. 25 at 5:30 p.m. after being dropped off at his Boutte Estates home by his mother. |
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Destrehan girl battles rare brain cancer January 11 at 9:41 am A little more than a year ago, 11-year-old Caryn Tucker, of Destrehan, was a successful gymnast who competed on the balance beam and uneven bars and had just won a first-place ribbon for her efforts. But last November, Caryn was diagnosed with a deadly brain cancer that has an average survival time of a year. |
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Council will once again tackle fireworks legalization January 11 at 9:36 am After St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies issued 113 citations for discharging fireworks during the New Year’s holiday, Councilman Paul Hogan will reintroduce legislation to legalize the pyrotechnics. |
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Veterans memorial that honors parish’s soldiers in danger of being forgotten January 07 at 9:50 am At the south end of St. Charles Parish, just before Highway 90 crosses over into Lafourche Parish, a little known Veterans Memorial stands in front of St. Gertrude Catholic Church. |
| Police say man armed himself, threatened to kill responding deputies January 06 at 9:54 am A Des Allemands man was arrested after police say he threatened to kill himself and any deputy who arrived at his home to stop him. |
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Air monitor did not register excessive pollution during recent Norco flaring January 06 at 9:47 am St. Charles Parish’s lone air monitor did not register high levels of emissions during the most recent prolonged flaring incident at the Shell/Motiva campus in early December, according to Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality officials. |
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Brain-injured man still in jail after making threat to blow up Waterford 3 January 05 at 9:51 am A man who is being held at the Nelson Coleman Correctional Center for threatening to blow up the Waterford 3 nuclear plant is awaiting a sanity evaluation. |
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Police: Man threatened to shoot St. Rose co-workers January 05 at 9:46 am An employee of International-Matex Tank Terminals in St. Rose was arrested after co-workers said that he threatened to shoot people at work with an AK-47. |
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113 citations given out for shooting fireworks January 04 at 9:35 am Despite repeated warnings that included phone calls, emails and Facebook messages reminding residents that fireworks were illegal, St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies still found plenty of violators. |
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