Allen Lottinger
Is freedom finally coming to mideast?
Hopefully, the mideast is on the verge of demanding democracy and freedom for its people. […]
Month: February 2011
Government
Time is running out in saving our coast
Louisiana has had a lot interruptions in efforts to save its coast in recent years. There have been lots of hurricanes. And last but not least the BP oil spill.
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Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 2-17-2011
Sheriff’s Reports 2-17-2011 […]
Crime
Suspected scammers turn out to be real American Legion
What was believed to be a telephone scam targeting senior citizens has actually turned out to be phone solicitations by an actual American Legion Post in Belle Chase.
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Crime
Auto burglaries on rise, lock doors sheriff urges
For years, St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne has urged residents to lock their vehicle doors to prevent burglaries, but the crimes are still one of the most common in the area. […]
Business
Customers triple after Arc relocates to Hwy. 90
When the Arc of St. Charles relocated its Cajun Village re-sale store to Highway 90 in Boutte, they expected an increase in sales and donations.
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Lifestyles
Donations pour in to help brain-damaged toddler
Two-year-old Emerson Dean, who nearly drowned in her family’s pool, will be heading to a high-tech treatment center in Los Angeles after receiving enough money from a “blogction” and getting help from a New Orleans businessman.
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Government
St. Pierre will not take veterans tax credit
In a letter sent to area newspapers, Parish President V.J. St. Pierre said he will not take advantage of a measure that would allow disabled veterans to double their homestead exemptions if the move is approved by parish voters.
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Crime
Police: Intoxicated man lets young son drive him home
A Des Allemands man, who police say was intoxicated, was arrested after allowing his 12-year-old son to drive him home, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]