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Government

Coyote prime suspect in sheriff’s missing Siamese cat

July 21, 2011 heraldguide

In the last year, deputies with the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office have trapped at least 24 coyotes across the parish but small animals are still being reported missing in the Willowdale area. […]

Lifestyles

1811 slave revolt will be turned into movie

July 21, 2011 heraldguide

A filmmaker from New York will soon begin shooting a movie about a little-known slave revolt that took place in St. Charles Parish 200 years ago and will need at least 100 extras from the community.
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Government

Spillway Road reopens

July 21, 2011 heraldguide

Spillway Road has been temporarily repaired, and the path through the Bonnet Carre Spillway opened to traffic at 5 p.m. on Monday.
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Crime

Court dates set for pair of East Bank murder trials

July 21, 2011 Michelle Stuckey

A pair of East Bank murder trials are scheduled for August, and four St. Charles residents will be judged by juries of their peers. […]

Government

Police searching river after person apparently jumps off bridge

July 20, 2011 From staff and wire reports

Police are searching the Mississippi River for a person who apparently jumped off the Hale Boggs Bridge, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office.

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Government

Train like police at free academy

July 15, 2011 heraldguide

For the first time ever, residents will get to see what it is like to be a police officer in St. Charles Parish by learning the ins and outs of the department. […]

News

Harry Hurst wing delay won’t affect opening date

July 15, 2011 Michelle Stuckey

Construction on a new wing at Harry Hurst Middle School in Destrehan has been delayed about 100 days while contractors wait for the delivery of steel for the structure.
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Crime

Luling man charged with raping ex-girlfriend

July 15, 2011 heraldguide

A Luling man has been arrested after authorities say he forced his way into the home of an ex-girlfriend and raped her before falling asleep in her home.
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News

Bonnet, Carre saved from spillway flooding, but looking for home

July 15, 2011 Michelle Stuckey

A Des Allemands woman is hoping for a new life for two kittens she found when the Bonnet Carre Spillway was flooded in May.
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