Expansion creating sewage headaches
Business construction on the West Bank is stretching the wastewater system’s ability to handle sewage, leading to concerns that a new treatment facility might be needed. […]
Business construction on the West Bank is stretching the wastewater system’s ability to handle sewage, leading to concerns that a new treatment facility might be needed. […]
Some neighborhoods in the parish that have experienced flooding seem to believe that the installation of subsurface drainage would solve the problem. […]
The nation’s unemployment rate spiked to 5.5 percent in May, which was the biggest one-month jump in decades and caused help wanted signs to vanish in almost every area of the country. […]
It’s a battle the St. Charles Parish tax assessor has been fighting for years in an attempt to lower our property taxes. […]
The happiest part of most children’s day is when the clock strikes 3 p.m. and they get to leave the seemingly cramped confines of their school and head out to an afternoon filled with endless possibilities. […]
The United Way of St. Charles and Monsanto have teamed up to purchase computers and developmental software in an attempt to make sure all children in the parish are educationally prepared for first grade. […]
Many people have already received their economic stimulus payments, but the Internal Revenue Service wants residents to know that it’s still not too late to file and receive the payment. […]
Next year, football fans in St. Charles Parish might have a little extra room as they settle in to watch Destrehan and Hahnville compete for the 2008 state title. […]
The ink is barely dry on some newly appointed parish administrative employees’ contracts and yet they seem to be leaving their posts. What’s going on? […]
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