Columns
We deserve action and answers on federal debt
For decades, through numerous Congresses and presidential administrations led by both parties, budget deficits have expanded and the federal debt has soared. […]
Opinions & Responses
Columns
Judges just don’t seem to get it
In a commentary on Monday I wrote about the proposed pay freeze for state employees in the executive branch for the fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Columns
Colorblind Governor should look out
Now into court comes former Congressman Cleo Fields, who claims a fatal flaw in Gov. Bobby Jindal’s plan for the Board of Regents to study the merger of two universities in New Orleans. […]
Opinions & Responses
Congressional districts to change in state
Louisiana’s Legislature undoubtedly will have a difficult assignment when it meets in March and April to define the state’s new congressional districts. […]
Columns
Obama administration taken to judicial woodshed
It was not a good week for the Obama administration in federal courts. In two high-profile issues, two different federal judges took Team Obama to the judicial woodshed with rulings that upset the administration’s applecart in two key areas.
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Columns
More kids participating in rec sports
Volleyball is one of the hottest sports in St. Charles Parish, according to a recent annual report by Parks and Recreation Director Duane Foret. […]
Opinions & Responses
It’s understandable why our population grows
St. Charles is an unusual parish. With some 85 percent wetlands, it still has many suburban areas that regularly attract increased census figures. […]
Columns
Method in UNO/SUNO merger madness?
When it comes to making bold general statements that are short on details Bobby Jindal has no fear.
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Letter to the Editor
United Way needs help reaching campaign goal
Dear Editor,
I would like to begin by thanking all those in St. Charles Parish and the surrounding parishes who contributed to the United Way St. Charles 2010-2011 Campaign. […]