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St. Charles police seek armed robber
Sheriff Greg Champagne is seeking the public’s assistance in an Armed Robbery, which took place at the Valero Corner Market, 12609 U.S. 61, Destrehan, La.
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Spillway possibilities discussed at Rotary meeting
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BOAT WRECK KILLS FIVE
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St. James names new SMA director
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West Nile found in St. John
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Revive your spiritual side at First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church of LaPlace has announced that a Revival will be taking place on both Sunday, August 17, and Monday, August 18.
Coaches to curb St. John dropouts
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St. John FEMA maps’ accuracy questioned
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Entergy helps fund idyllic outing
GARYVILLE - Fundraising for San Francisco Plantation’s 3rd annual concert featuring the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra received a strong boost this week after Entergy Corporation generously donated $5,000 for the event. The concert, scheduled for Sunday, November 2, is a celebration of fine classical music to start the holiday season. The backdrop of the historic plantation will create a stunning atmosphere for families and friends to experience the magnificent sounds of the orchestra.
Boat accident still investigated by officials
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REGION TRIES TO HEAL
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REGION TRIES TO HEAL
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REGION TRIES TO HEAL
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REGION TRIES TO HEAL
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REGION TRIES TO HEAL
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Beauty salon in LaPlace victim of holdup
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Obits for August 16, 2008
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Board OKs BR firm
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SC Board lowers millage
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Boutte woman’s kids abducted
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A special ‘Night Out’
Neighborhoods across the River Parishes celebrated the National Night Out Against Crime with family-friendly block parties. The nationwide event is a citizen-led effort to keep crime out neighborhoods.
St. John launch expanding
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Church’s addition multi-faceted
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LaPlace hotel owner facing rape charges
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St. Charles holding more barge talks
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Reserve parties with a purpose
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Let the good times roll
Lutcher High School had a slightly altered appearance Thursday morning as teachers and students arrived for the first day of classes. St. James Parish Public Schools Public Relations Coordinator Marlon Reed said the toilet paper rolling is a tradition that’s been carried on since the 1960s by the senior class. (Staff photo by Jim Mustian)
Montz Park getting makeover
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Board adds bonds to fall election
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Monster gator killed in spillway
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ESJ ninth grade center finally opens
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No St. Charles barge changes
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Former St. Charles sheriff pulls gun in courthouse
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The Little Mermaid swims to St. John
St. John Theatre recently presented a production of “The Little Mermaid” in cooperatio with the Missoula Children’s Theatre.
St. John schools start Thursday
LAPLACE – The day parents have been eagerly awaiting since the beginning of summer has finally arrived. It’s not an optical illusion or a summer sporting event, the buses on the road mean the beginning of the 2008-2009 school year starting tomorrow for St. John the Baptist and St. James Parish.
Robicheaux named new St. Charles chief civil deputy
Sheriff Champagne announced the promotion of Maisy Robicheaux as the new Chief Civil Deputy for the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. Chief Robicheaux has been employed with the Sheriff Office since 1982.
St. James mentoring program expanding in its second year
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Riverside’s resident math whizzes reap rewards
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St. Charles schoolbuses about to get cooler
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Teen gunman caught
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St. Rose man shot over bill
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‘Night’ deters crime
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A meal that’s truly super-sized
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Closure of MRGO prompts recycling move to Killona
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Changes make St. John spaces better for everyone
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Gator wrestling added to troopers’ resumés
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Corps plans to improve St. Charles floodwall
NEW ORLEANS - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District Commander, Col. Alvin Lee, has signed the decision record for an environmental document confirming that the Corps will improve the West Return Floodwall by building a new concrete T-wall parallel to the existing floodwall.
