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National mag touts parish to industry
Businesses looking to expand operations are again looking to St. Charles Parish and the surrounding region thanks to a new article in Expansion Solutions Magazine. […]
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After 18 years, owners selling popular eatery
The owners of Hymel’s restaurant, which has been a Hahnville staple for the last 18 years, are selling the popular eatery – not because of the oil spill or the downtrodden economy, but because it’s “just time.” […]
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Scam forces bank to block all ATM
Customers of First National Bank USA were victimized by a debit card fraud scheme that tricked them into giving an automated calling service their account information. […]
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Hotels take in overflow of oil cleanup workers
The overflow of oil cleanup workers in Grand Isle has spilled over to St. Charles, with a couple of hotels running near maximum capacity with cleanup crews. […]
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Spahr’s donating proceeds to ‘Friends of Grand Isle’
With an uncertain future hanging over the entire seafood industry in Louisiana, Spahr’s Seafood is making a huge sacrifice. […]
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Teens face tough summer job market
Teens in St. Charles Parish will have to make looking for a job a full-time job if they hope to land one of those coveted positions this summer. […]
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Commercial kitchen adds tasty sauces to East Bank market
Local entrepreneurs, who have been toiling away in Norco to produce sauces, tea, pasta and pepper jelly, will begin offering their food products for sale at the East Bank German Coast Farmers’ Market. […]
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Seafood dealers worried about life after crawfish season
For the last few months, Blandon Zeringue, of Zeringue’s Seafood, has kept his eyes glued to the television screen as he watches BP’s ongoing efforts to cap the Gulf oil leak. […]
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Red Cross trains businesses to mobilize for disaster
The American Red Cross has launched a new program that enables them to recruit and train volunteers from local companies and organizations so that they can be mobilized quickly in any disaster. […]