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Patterson water declared emergency
PATTERSON — The Patterson City Council unanimously passed a resolution declaring a certificate of public emergency for its water plant, which city leaders said is vulnerable due to years of wear an...
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Patterson board adopts saggy pants ordinance
The Patterson City Council unanimously passed four ordinances during Tuesday’s monthly meeting, including one that will levy fines against those caught in the city limits wearing saggy pants below ...
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SB budget session Wednesday, 9 a.m.
The St. Mary Parish School Board will meet in special session Wednesday to conduct its annual budget workshop. The board will gather at 9 a.m. in the Evans Medine Meeting Room at the Central Office...
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Perched on high
A broadwinged hawk perches on a live oak limb near Bayou Teche in Charenton this weekend. The broadwing is a small hawk, about the size of a large crow, and makes its home in the eastern United Sta...
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Author, engineer Morris Raphael dies at 93
Morris Raphael, former Banner-Tribune employee and designer of the current newspaper offices, died Friday. He was 93. A native of Mississippi, and a resident of New Iberia, Raphael graduated from C...
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Robert Miller, engineer, dies at 89
Mr. Robert “Bob” Edward Miller Jr., 89, a native and resident of Franklin, passed away Sunday, July 3, 2011 at the Franklin Foundation Hospital. Miller was president of Miller Engineers & Associate...
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Parade magazine joins Review lineup
Beginning today, the popular Parade magazine will be included as a supplement in The Daily Review each Friday. In today’s issue of “PARADE,” Mary Margaret talks with Food Network star Gut Fieri and...
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Grand Opening
Mayor Raymond Harris along with other local officials, Chamber of Commerce members, friends, employees and family joined Margie White on Thursday for the ribbon cutting for her new business, Compan...
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Hole in the road
St. Mary Parish is doing some regular maintenance repair work on a section of roadway in Bayou Vista at Southeast Boulevard and Columbus Avenue. A sinkhole was developing there, which was becoming ...
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Promenade d'art de Franklin entry deadline set
The second annual Franklin art walk, ``Promenade d'art de Franklin'' will be held in downtown Franklin Aug. 13 from 6-9 p.m. The route will begin at Jackson and Main streets, ending near Willow Str...
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Rotary officers and award
New officers of the Franklin Rotary Club were installed Tuesday at the Forest Restaurant. From left are treasurer Ron Bailey, president elect Frank Fink, president Parker Templeton, secretary Peggy...
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The wharf in Morgan City remains off limits to the public until further notice due to flood damage. City workers will be occupied replacing missing planks on the wharf and filling the many holes like this one that are along the wharf’s edge. The Atchafalaya River crested at 10.35 feet earlier this month and is still higher than normal.
Filling in

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