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VOL. 20, NO. 11 KENNER’S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1991 NOVEMbER 2011 Passage of three property Zahn wins first primary for Jeff Parish District 4 seat tax renewals for basic city bY ALLAN KATZ Kenner District 57 percent of the vote against two opponents services up to Kenner voters 3 Councilman Ben should send a strong message,” said Zahn, a bY ALLAN KATZ Zahn has won the lifelong Republican. He has represented District open District 4 seat 3 in Kenner and, using that as a base for his race Kenner officials say quality of life in the city can on the Jefferson for the Jefferson Parish Council, easily defeated be affected by the outcome of the election on Saturday, Parish Council with fellow Republicans Kernan “Skip” Hand, a former November 19, 2011, when voters will be asked to approve three property tax renewals for sewerage, a landslide victory judge and first-timer Walter “Walt” Bennetti. Hand garbage collection and disposal and funding of the over two opponents, received 3,788 votes or 31 percent of the vote while fire department. garnering 7,074 of the Bennetti got 12 percent with 1,469 votes. “There will be serious consequences if voters turn 12,331 votes cast. Of the 46 precincts in District 4 of Jefferson down these $4.5 million in property tax renewals to “I knew that we had Parish, 56 percent are in Kenner. Of the 50,408 fund our most fundamental services – fire, sewerage campaigned hard but registered voters in District 4, 61 percent are and garbage,” said Mike Quigley, Kenner’s Chief I was really surprised residents of Kenner. The District 4 council district continued on page 30 at how large the Jefferson Parish District 4 area comprises all of north Kenner, portions of Councilman-elect ben Zahn margin was. Winning south Kenner and the continued on page 29 Kenner Food Bank to Santa Claus is very excited about move to Rivertown benefit from “Sipping bY ALLAN KATZ with Santa” fundraiser City officials who bY ALLAN KATZ have spoken to Santa Kenner Mayor and vice president Claus say that he is Two in runoff for Jeff Parish Michael S. Yenni and of Chateau Golf and pleased and delighted his wife Michelle will be Country Club. “Last year, by the move this holiday District 3 Council position joined by Kenner Police at this event, we raised season to Rivertown In the October 22, Chief Steve Caraway more than $30,000 for where there is more space 2011 primary election and his wife Karen at the the food bank and we are and better parking. with 24 percent turnout, “Sipping With Santa” very hopeful that we can “I’ve spoken to Santa lawyer Mark Spears, with 5,424 votes or 45 percent, fundraiser to benefit the do it again. Many of us personally and I can led a group of four in Kenner Food Bank. The have been saddened and tell you that he thinks the race for the District event is set for Tuesday, amazed that more than moving the Christmas 3 seat on the Jefferson November 29, 2011, at 1,000 families in Kenner Village to Rivertown Parish Council. Spears is the Chateau Golf and are now dependent on this holiday season is a a former Jefferson Parish Country Club from 5:30 the food bank so that fabulous idea,” said Ken Santa will also have some assistant district attorney to 8:30 p.m. their senior citizens and Marroccoli, Kenner’s of his helpers with him and Orleans Parish Cedric Floyd “We all know that children don’t go without Director of Parks and who will assist Santa in prosecutor. Current the Kenner Food Bank meals. This is a real crisis Recreation. “Santa is Jefferson Parish School greeting visitors. Santa has been hard-pressed to and those of us who can planning on being at is especially looking Board Member Cedric keep up with the demands help need to do so. I know Christmas Village every Floyd, a Democrat, who forward to being available placed on them this year,” we can count on Kenner’s Friday, Saturday and received 3,105 votes or for pictures every day 26 percent of the vote, is said Michelle Swanner community spirit.” Sunday from November that he is holding court at Jefferson Parish District 4 continued on page 30 in the runoff with Spears, Yenni, general manager 25 through December Christmas Village. Santa Councilman-elect ben Zahn also a Democrat. George 18. The forecast calls for knows that kids love to A. Peterson, Republican, snow on opening night. continued on page 30 came in third with 20 percent and Democrat Kenner works with fire department, Donald R. Jones got nine schools, to help food bank crisis percent of the vote. A total Mark Spears bY ALLAN KATZ of 12,157 votes were cast parts of Harvey, out of a possible 51,023. The Kenner Food Bank is in crisis with requests for Marrero, Waggaman and help from needy families far exceeding supplies on hand Byron Lee, who Avondale. is the current District that can be given out. The District 3 runoff “Several times since July we have had to close down the 3 councilman, is term will be on the November Kenner Police Chief Steve Caraway and his wife, Karen, along with food bank because we have run out of food for the needy,” limited and barred from 19, 2011 ballot. Early Chateau Golf and Country Club manager and vice-president Michelle says Arleeta Terrell, Kenner’s Director of Community running for the position. voting begins Saturday, Swanner Yenni and her husband, Kenner Mayor Michael S. Yenni, hosted Development. “You cannot imagine how awful it is to tell District 3 of Jefferson November 5, 2011 and last year’s Sipping with Santa. The event raised more than $30,000 for hungry people that they need to come back tomorrow. We Parish encompasses ends Saturday, November Kenner’s Food bank. are really hoping to get a lot continued on page 28 south Kenner and 12, 2011. Photo by barry Sprague 2 November 2011 - KENNER STR We’re building a brighter future for cancer patients. Each year, more than 2,000 people are treated for cancer at the EJGH Infusion Center. According to the American Cancer Society, the number of those treated in our area will grow significantly in the next decade. That’s why we are expanding. But we need your help. Our community is coming together to help us expand our cancer center so more people, like Kendra Cavalier, can become survivors. “I’m cancer free today, but I know I owe that to those who gave before me. Now, I’m doing my part to help others survive.” Kendra Cavalier Join the fight. Call the East Jefferson General Hospital Foundation at 504-780-5800 or visit us online to learn how you can help us build a better future for cancer patients in our community. ejghfoundation.org KENNER STR - November 2011 3 Join us for an experience that is Join Us For An OUT OF THIS WORLD! Experience That’s OUT OF THIS WORLD! Narrated by Star Trek’s Kate Mulgrew (Captain Janeway), The Planets provides a spectacular tour of our Solar System and beyond! Witness the formation of our Solar System, explore the planets and their moons, and search the night sky for distant stars, nebulae, and galaxies. Audiences will be amazed by the stunning imagery and up close views of The Planets! Laser Holidays Running time: 37 minutes Featuring ten-time world surfing champion Kelly Children and adults alike will surely find the holiday spirit in Slater, The Ultimate Wave follows a quest to find the perfect wave-riding experience. Filmed in Tahiti and among the islands of French Polynesia, the film showcases dramatic giant screen surfing action in a this spectacular laser-filled presentation of seasonal holiday unique Pacific paradise. Running time: 45 minutes music! Feel the excitement as Frosty, Rudolph and other holiday favorites are brought to life through a dazzling display of laser Children and adults alike will surely find the holiday spirit in this spectacular laser-filled presentation of seasonal holiday music! Feel the excitement as Frosty, Rudolph and other holiday favorites are brought to life through a dazzling display lights and music! Selections range from the classics of Nat King of laser lights and music! Selections range from the classics of Nat King Cole to the modern melodies of Mariah Carey! Running time: 40 minutes Cole to the modern melodies of Mariah Carey! Admission: Schedule: E-mail [email protected] or call 504-468- Appointment Only: Tues-Fri 10 people or more 7231 for more information and group rates. Call 504-468-7231 for reservations. Saturdays - 11:00 a.m. & 1 p.m. Adults $6.00 per show Children/Seniors $5.00 per show General Public: Saturdays Only Multi-show packages available The Ultimate Wave Tahiti 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm *Children 2-12 years Laser Holidays: 11:00 am and 1:00 pm *Seniors 60 and over SPECIAL CHRISTMAS VILLAGE SHOWS SHOW SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE! The Planets: 3:00 pm Kenner Planetarium 2020 Fourth Street Kenner, Louisiana 70062 www.rivertownkenner.com 504-468-7231 Nov. 25 - Dec. 18, Friday & Saturday - 6 p.m., 7 p.m. & 8 p.m Reduced admission: $2 per person The Planets Narrated by Star Trek’s Kate Mulgrew (Captain Janeway), The Join us for a Holiday celebration for the whole family! Come in your Planets provides a spectacular tour of our Solar System and holiday’s best and enjoy tea , delectable treats, activities and more.
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