Editorial
Brothers in Christ have much in common
Leaving the funeral home Monday morning, a family member of the deceased stopped me. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Allen Lottinger
Spillway could serve a double purpose
It’s high water time on the Mississippi River, a time which in the past built up south Louisiana.
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Government
Chaisson sets stage for fiscal session
St. Charles’ own Sen. Joel Chaisson, who is also the Louisiana Senate President, put it right when he tried to set the legislative session starting this week on the right course. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 4-28-2011
Sheriff’s Reports 4-28-2011 […]
Government
New culverts increasing water flow in Bayou Gauche
BAYOU GAUCHE – Two new in-house culvert installations are upgrading water flow down the No. 10 Canal in anticipation of a larger set of replacements expected to begin later this year.
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News
St. Marks holds special Divine Mercy Sunday celebration
In the 1930’s Jesus appeared to St. Faustina, and among the messages asked that a Feast Day be established in the Church the Sunday after Easter in honor of His Divine Mercy. […]
Government
Drainage project could cause delays in Ormond
A four-month long project to improve drainage under Ormond Boulevard got underway last week and could cause traffic delays until its scheduled completion in July.
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Crime
Des Allemands man booked with attempted second degree murder
A 55-year-old Des Allemands man has been arrested and charged with attempted second degree murder after authorities say that he shot at a man with a 12-gauge shotgun after an argument. […]
Health
Toddler with rare skin disease still beating the odds
Two years ago, doctors told Courtney and Randy Roth that their newborn son, Tripp, would not live to see his first birthday. […]