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LaPlace molestation suspect in custody
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Trio booked, fourth man sought for dog fighting
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Spring flood chances unlikely
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Warmer temps should help crawfish industry
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Testing will be major topic at Thursday board meeting
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Woman robbed at gunpoint
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ST. JAMES PARISH
Four candidates face off in faith-related debate
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WHO WE ARE: IAN VILLAFANA
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Council awards two contracts for restoration
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Early voting begins today
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Investment pays off big for winner of Brees print
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Chamber offers business incentives seminar
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Godchaux field moving forward
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LaPlace tap water system now in full compliance
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Two arrested in Cambridge area drug raid
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LaPlace man charged with sexual battery
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ST. JOHN PARISH
Another successful year for annual Frisco Fest
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St. John’s crime rate down in all categories
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Police investigating shooting in Garyville
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LaPlace man charged with attempted murder
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ST. JOHN PARISH
For high school thespian ‘13’ a very lucky number
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Edgard students keep up with the times
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Gas prices rising across the region
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Water tower improvements a tall order
Heavily harnessed contractors with BlasCo Sand Blasting work Friday to repaint the exterior of the 150-foot tall Garyville water tower along River Road. The work is part of phase one of a three-phase initiative to rehabilitate and refurbish 15 of 17 water tanks and towers in the St. John Parish public utilities system. St. John Acting Chief Administrative Officer Buddy Boe said the Texas-based firm signed a roughly $900,000 contract last month to do the work on phase one, which includes sand blasting, painting and minor structural work. The St. John Council will vote to initiate the bidding process on phase two at Tuesday’s council meeting in Edgard. (Staff photo by Robin Shannon)
Council to consider hurricane protection
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Public works up for vote
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Clerk aims for Web site upgrade
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WHO WE ARE: ROSALIND DAVIS-SMITH
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Investigation leads to Reserve drug arrest
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH
Taking a chance on helping others
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