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Council approves change to derelict vehicle ordinance
In a unanimous vote Monday, April 21, the parish council approved changes to the language of an ordinance outlining the definition of “derelict” vehicles. […]
Articles by Meghan McCune
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Renovation permit filed for Destrehan Popeyes location after fire
Murray Architects filed a renovation permit for three damaged business suites on Longview Drive after a fire last year forced Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, Trey Wah and other businesses located in the area to temporarily shut down. […]
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Over 5,000 people expected in Destrehan for Little Red Church Fest
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church expects to host between 5,000 and 8,000 people in Destrehan from Friday, May 2 through Sunday, May 4 for its 43rd annual Little Red Church Food & Fun Festival. […]
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Library to host Reptile Krewe this Saturday
At the library’s Big Kid Storytime on Saturday, April 19, kids will get to hold and pet reptiles, including snakes and other wildlife. […]
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Carbon capture company seeks more permits for controversial CCS project
Lapis Carbon Solutions, a carbon capture and sequestration developer and operator, has filed a coastal use permit with the Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources. […]
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Family organizes Easter egg hunt in memory of Boutte mother of seven
The family of Brandy Harris, who died unexpectedly last April, will host an Easter egg hunt in her honor Sunday, April 20 from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Boutte Park. […]
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Former council member, coach remembered for always lending helping hand
At William “Bill” Sirmon Jr.’s funeral, a former student walked up to the casket with an all-state ribbon in track and field. […]
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Local business to host 3rd annual Easter egg hunt
Rae Dior Couture, an online clothing boutique, will host its 3rd annual Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, April 13 at Jerusalem Shriners from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. […]
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Public comment period ends Sunday for carbon-capture company’s permit
Lapis Carbon Solutions, a carbon capture and sequestration developer and operator, has filed a permit with the New Orleans District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. […]