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Author speaks on the Saints
“How the New Orleans Saints Saved” the NFL will be the topic of a history discussion to be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Jeanerette Bicentennial Park and Museum located at 500 E. Main St., Jeaner...
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Across U.S., Veterans Day commemorations under way 

JESSICA GRESKO,Associated Press
 KEVIN McGILL,Associated Press Saturday marked the first of what will be three days of Veterans Day commemorations across the United States. The holiday falls on a ...
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Welcome Center fix still in the works
PATTERSON, La. — The Cajun Coast Visitors and Convention Bureau Commission is still in the process of accepting bids to elevate the building and repair the foundation of its Welcome Center and Inte...
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Wheelhouse -- A Calendar of events for East St. Mary Parish
Pilgrim Grove Baptist Church pastor’s anniversary celebration 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11. Public welcomed. Teche Regional Medical Center Auxiliary meets 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, in hospital board room...
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St. Martin Parish recreation tax OK’d
STEPHENSVILLE — Lower St. Martin Parish voters overwhelmingly approved a 2.5-mill recreation tax renewal Tuesday. The measure that affects Stephensville and Belle River residents was approved by 69...
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Berwick police report 2 arrests
St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert reports the following arrests in the eastern part of the parish. —Blade Jared Jett, 23, of Diane Lane, Patterson, was arrested at 7:51 p.m. Thursday on Southeast...
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La Fete d’Ecologie set at Lake End Park Saturday
MORGAN CITY, La. -- Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program will have its 16th Annual La Fete d’Ecologie on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lake End Park in Morgan City. This is the second...
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Penny Crappell
Crappell pleads no contest to theft
BERWICK, La. — Penny T. Crappell pleaded no contest Monday to theft over $1,500 for the theft of nearly $59,000 from Berwick Elementary School where she worked as a secretary. The former Berwick c...
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Baldwin projects progressing
Construction and improvement projects in Baldwin continue. Mayor Wayne Breaux said meetings are being scheduled with property owners along the project perimeter to secure rights of way. The mayor ...
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The shrimp boat Big Daddy moves through the Berwick Lock from Bayou Teche to the Atchafalaya River this morning. Starting at the end of the year, the lock will be unmanned from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. as part of nationwide cost-cutting measures implemented by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Corps to cut lock hours
BERWICK, La. — As part of an effort to reduce costs, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is announcing reductions in operating hours at many of its locks nationwide, including the Berwick Lock and the...
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St. Mary - East Business and Career Solutions Center moving
MORGAN CITY, La. — The Louisiana Workforce Commission’s St. Mary East Business and Career Solutions Center will be moving to a new location at South Central Louisiana Technical College – Young Memo...
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One of the displays in LSU Middleton Library this month features books banned at different locales in Louisiana over the years, including Huckleberry Finn.
Banned books -- Books challenged for a variety of reasons
By Ferris McDaniel LSU Manship News Service BATON ROUGE — This year marks the 30th anniversary of the observance of banned books in America — a celebration of literature and the freedom for one to ...
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Tax-funded road work anticipated in February
MORGAN CITY — The first set of roadway work, an estimated $600,000 in overlay work that will be funded through the recently passed 0.3 percent sales tax, has been identified and work is expected t...
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Volunteer finds body of Landry
FRANKLIN, La. (AP) — St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert says the body of a missing hunter has been found in the Atchafalaya Basin. Fifty-eight-year-old Lynn Landry of Jeanerette was last seen leav...
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Council, mayor raises pass on split votes
MORGAN CITY — After nearly an hour of discussion by both citizens and the public, proposed pay raises for the next mayor and city council passed on 3-1 and 3-2 votes, respectively, the second on a ...
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Boy Scout Troop 1
Local Boy Scout Troop 1 traveled to Mississippi this month for a hiking trip and visit to Vicksburg National Military Park. The scouts are shown in the first photo at the Louisiana Monument at the ...
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Man arrested on multiple weapon charges
A Christmas Day altercation between a Morgan City man and his aunt led to his arrest on a multitude of weapons charges. Gilbert C. Howard, 42, of Youngs Road was charged with disturbing the peace i...
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Former FPD chief Louviere dies at 75
Former Franklin Police Chief Henry Gerald Louviere Sr. passed away Sunday. He was 75. Louviere was born Jan. 14, 1936. He was a native of Jeanerette, former longtime resident of Franklin, and a res...
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Flood threat dominates Morgan City's year
MORGAN CITY — While the threat of flooding from the bulging Atchafalaya River is long gone this year, the challenges this city faced earlier this year because of it top the list of events in the ci...
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Letters to Santa inside
Hundreds of letters, written by local schoolchildren to Jolly Old St. Nick asking him for what they want this holiday season, are being published in today’s Christmas Greetings edition of The Daily...
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Santa Claus chats with The Daily Review
Santa Claus will be flying around the world in his sleigh Saturday night, delivering toys to all the good little boys and girls of the world. In a spare moment during his preparations for the annua...
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Levee board approves repair
The St. Mary Levee District met in emergency session Thursday to approve a permit to repair a pipeline south of Calumet. The problem was identified Wednesday by pipeline owner Columbia Gulf Transmi...
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Early Visit
Santa Claus and a local elf helper, Darron Degeyter, came to town early Wednesday to deliver toys and gifts donated by Franklin Foundation Hospital staff to Chez Hope clients. The gifts went to nin...
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St. Mary Outreach was one of two food banks to receive a $3,000 donation from North American Salt Company's Cote Blanche mine, which contributed $1 for each ton its underground crews mined Friday. With miners 1,500 feet underground, Cote Blanche salt mine produces rock salt and ships it up the Mississippi River to be used for highway de-icing in 18 states throughout the winter. “Support from the miners at Cote Blanche mine and North American Salt Company at Christmas-time is a perfect example of the community in action and the spirit of giving,” St. Mary Outreach Director Kay Raymond said. “With the down economy, the needs seem endless. We are very grateful.” From left are miners representative Keith LeBlanc, Raymond and Mine Manager Gord Bull.
In the Spirit of Giving

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