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A question of faith

November 29, 2006 Staff Report

This week’s question: My doctor has just told me I have incurable cancer and just three months to live. […]

Conservatism is alive & well – it’s Bush who’s on the ropes

November 29, 2006 heraldguide

Democrats and much of the media have attempted to make the argument that the election results were a repudiation of conservatism and even of Ronald Reagan’s legacy for America. […]

Coalition calls on Wal-Mart, Home Depot & Lowes to stop selling cypress mulch

November 29, 2006 heraldguide

The Save Our Cypress Coalition, a group of Louisiana conservation organizations, is calling upon Wal-Mart, Home Depot and Lowe’s to stop purchasing and selling all cypress garden mulch until a verifiable, third-party certification program is operating to ensure no cypress is being sourced from non-renewable coastal wetland forests. […]

Another BIG BIZ bites the dust

November 29, 2006 C.B. Forgotston

Nobody seems to care about the fact that one of the two Fortune 500 companies headquartered in LA is leaving the state. […]

Voices of St. Charles Parish

November 29, 2006 Barbara Munson

I MISS my sleepy little community of St. Rose, which I moved to because it was close enough to the city to get to everything but far enough away to escape the crowds. […]

Our View

November 29, 2006 heraldguide

Some may feel it is difficult to give thanks little more than a year after the most devastating hurricane in our history and at a time when terrorism is such a threat to us. […]

Herald-Guide VIPs

November 29, 2006 Heather R. Breaux

Dow employees at St. Charles Operations donated $230,000 to the United Way through individual contributions during the 2006 campaign. Way to go, guys. P.S. Dow kicked it another $55,000. […]

Can you top this?

November 29, 2006 Staff Report

… actually it’s a 257-year-old Dutch tobacco tin that Derek Clontz’s great-great-great-great grandfather, Alexander Clontz, brought over from Germany when he sailed to Philadelphia via Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, in 1749, 27 years before the American Revolution. […]