Crime
Three booked for cruelty to animals
In two separate cases, three individuals from the parish were charged with cruelty to animals. In both cases, dogs were the victims. […]
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Eighteen Wheeler knocks out Amtrak train in Paradis
An eighteen wheeler truck struck an Amtrak train, the Sunset Limited, headed for Los Angeles at about 1 p.m. on June 14. […]
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Do You Have A Disaster Plan For Your Animals?
If you have pets or livestock, your family’s disaster plans need to include what you’ll do with them. […]
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Big Fireworks, music planned for July 4 celebration
The Sixteenth Annual St. Charles Parish Independence Day Celebration will be held on Monday, July 3rd, at the West Bridge Park in Luling from 6 – 9 p.m. […]
Government
St. Charles to honor former councilman
St. Charles Parish President Albert D. Laque and Council Chairman Brian Fabre today announced that former Councilman Curtis T. Johnson, Sr. will be recognized for his service to St. Charles Parish at the June 19, 2006 Parish Council Meeting. […]
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Some insects like it hot
Two important insect pests that include grasshoppers and chinch bugs are showing up a little earlier than normal and have begun making their presence known to many homeowners. […]
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Funds available for low-income families
The St. Charles Parish Department of Community Services has received funds for the Weatherization Program administered by the Louisiana Housing Finance Agency. […]
Crime
Luling resident charged with forgery and theft
Tina M. Spurgeon, 38, of 12715 Hwy. 90, Luling, was arrested on June 6 after it was discovered that she forged and cashed checks totaling $1,500 from a locally owned business. […]
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Monsanto donates $55,000 to United Way
On Thursday, June 8, Monsanto presented a check to The United Way of St. Charles Parish for fifty-five thousand dollars. […]