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Over $5 million in Hurricane Laura relief announced for St. Charles Parish
U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy announced this month that the Federal Emergency Management Agency will grant the state of Louisiana. […]
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Parish businesses, both established and new, try to find footing after Hurricane Ida
It’s been nearly four months since Hurricane Ida ravaged St. Charles Parish and surrounding South Louisiana communities. […]
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Debris collection deadline extended
St. Charles Parish has extended its debris collection, and residents are now asked to put out all debris by Jan. 10, 2022. […]
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Boutte woman uses gift of cooking to serve her community
As soon as Catina Raymond realized she could, she did. […]
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Planning and Zoning details permits needed for home repairs
While all permit fees related to Hurricane Ida repairs have been waived, officials at the parish’s Department of Planning and Zoning would like to remind residents that permits are still needed and that they are available to assist residents through the recovery process. […]
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All St. Charles Parish Library branches closed until further notice
All St. Charles Parish Library branches are closed until further notice due to Hurricane Ida. […]
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United Way of St. Charles in need of donations, volunteers
From organizing various distribution locations around the parish to coordinating the efforts of volunteers, the United Way of St. Charles has been full steam ahead in serving the local community after Hurricane Ida – even after suffering its own losses. […]
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Local women combine resources to feed linemen
“Being a Cajun woman, I knew the best way to say thank you was to feed them.” […]
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SCPPS releases new details on reopening plans
St. Charles Parish Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ken Oertling released more information today on how the district will handle the reopening of its schools – and platooning students isn’t out of the question. […]