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Council approves Luling subdivision … 63 homes on tap in Hidden Oaks
St. Charles Parish council approved the development of a subdivision in Luling. […]
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Corps gets stormy earful from citizens at hearing
Representatives from the Army Corps of Engineers held an open forum with officials and residents of St. Charles Parish Tuesday night in an effort to gain input about what needs to be done to ensure the that the devastation that plagued New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina, doesn’t happen in St. Charles. […]
Crime
Port official arrested for reckless driving in St. John Parish
A former St. Charles Parish councilman was arrested last week after failing to return to the scene of an accident, according to the St. John the Baptist Sheriff’s Office. […]
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VIPs 3-28-2007
Jackie Robert and Jane Petit, Luling Elementary School, Allison Hnatyshyn, Albert Cammon Middle School and Debra Gomez, Mimosa Park Elementary School have been awarded $250 teacher’s grants from the River Parishes Education Iniative. Only nine educators from three parishes got the honor. […]
Government
Melancon votes for hurricane-relief bill
U.S. Rep. Charlie Melancon voted for the Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Bill, which would provide $6.4 billion in disaster relief for hurricane recovery along the Gulf Coast. […]
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In the News
Ban cockfighting once and for all, says State Rep. Mike Strain […]
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St. Charles schools rely heavily on millage renewal
The largest source of income for St. Charles Parish schools is in the hands of parish voters March 31 as they head to the polls to decide whether to renew the general fund millage. […]
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Off track? Train’s pit stops puzzle residents
St. Charles Parish Councilman Richard Duhe, health club manager Paul Centanni, and other residents of Destrehan want the Canadian National Railway Company to limit the number of times their trains block traffic by stopping between Ormond Boulevard and Murray Drive.And they want the limits in place before summer. […]
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Killed by bulldozer
A St. Charles Parish public schools employee was killed March 20 while operating a bulldozer to clear land where a marquee sign was to be set up. […]