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By GEOFF STOUTE [email protected] Louisiana’s population grew by about 2.7% from the 2010 to the 2020 U.S. Census and will retain its six House of Representative seats, according to infor- mation released by the U.S. Census Bureau Monday afternoon. The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute The data released Monday does not delve further Drivers wait at a red light just off the Long-Allen La. 182 Bridge in Berwick Monday afternoon. Berwick is into municipalities or parishes. Gina Raimondo, U.S. hoping that the U.S. Census count catapults it from a town to a city. (Continued on Page 7) Corporate tax swap advances in state House By DAVID JACOBS tax policy from the federal gov- a majority of voters would have broaden the state’s tax base and with a 75-22 vote. The Center Square ernment’s, though some law- to approve the change. House lower tax rates. Riser’s House Bill 293 calls The Louisiana House en- makers said they were con- Bill 275, which contains the Under the current situation, for a “flat” corporate income dorsed a pair of bills Monday cerned about raising taxes on amendment, is awaiting a hear- a tax cut at the federal level cre- tax, replacing the current five that would cut tax rates for smaller companies. ing in the House’s Civil Law ates a windfall for the state, but tax brackets ranging from 4% to some corporations while elimi- House Bill 292 by Rep. Neil Committee. when federal taxes go up, as 8% for different amounts of in- nating a major corporate tax Riser, R-Columbia, calls for re- The Legislative Fiscal Office may well happen under the cur- come with a single rate. The bill break for paying federal income pealing the corporate tax break estimated eliminating the de- rent Congress and president, it originally proposed a 6% rate; taxes. for federal income taxes paid. duction would generate more creates a state shortfall. lawmakers amended it Monday The tax swap is part of a The deduction is enshrined in than $276 million for state fi- “The reason for this is to to call for a 6.5% rate in hopes broader effort to simplify and the state constitution, which nances over five years. Killing bring stability back to the bud- of achieving a tax swap that streamline the state’s tax struc- means at least two-thirds of the the tax break is a key part of a get,” Riser said. comes closer to bringing in the ture and would decouple state legislators in each chamber and larger movement this year to Members approved HB 292 same amount of revenue. Morgan City Council looks Keeping the place up for interim city marshal Staff Report A full agenda awaits the Morgan City Mayor and Council at Tuesday’s meeting, including the appointment of an interim city marshal. The move is expected to be made after Robert Darce, whose term be- gan in January, tendered his resig- nation April 9. The council will con- sider appointing Teddy Liner as his interim replacement until an elec- tion can be held. The council is expected to autho- rize a resolution to call for that spe- cial election to fill his vacancy, too. The primary election is anticipated to be held Oct. 9, and the general election is scheduled for Nov. 12. In other action, the council will consider resolutions for engaging special council for a civil service is- sue, website design agreement, au- thorizing a signature for a coopera- Submitted Artwork/St. Mary Levee District tive endeavor agreement with the The biggest local infrastructure project currently underway is the $80 million Bayou Chene Flood Control Structure, Town of Berwick for a firetruck do- designed to prevent flooding in six parishes. nation and reallocation of funds for the sewer department. The council will recognize local We may get trillions; what we need is a plan Eagle Scouts: Zan Alcina, Hunter By BILL DECKER Flood Control Structure. The $80 Bella, Ethan Blanco and Reid [email protected] From the million project, funded through the Lodrigue and hear from Bill Goessl The biggest argument over infra- Coastal Protection and Restoration for a request to hold the Bayou BBQ Bash. structure is over what infrastructure is. Editor Authority, will allow a barge to be The council also will hear from President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion, one thing is clear: Tens of millions of moved into place to block back-flood- Cajun Coast Visitors and eight-year plan, which relies mainly dollars have been pouring into St. ing when the Atchafalaya River runs on increases in corporate taxes, push- Convention Bureau Executive Mary Parish for infrastructure work. high, offering protection to people in Director Carrie Stansbury about es the boundaries to include job train- Equally clear is that tens of millions six parishes. ing, high-tech and medical manufac- Bayou Shopping Days, and Kevin of work remain to be funded and car- There was talk at the April 12 Port turing, care for the disabled and el- Williams will appear before the ried out. derly, and the pipes that carry water of Morgan City board meeting that council concerning the Morgan City into your home. Start with one aspect of infrastruc- the Bayou Chene work may create High School Alumni Tournament. Republicans hope to fight off the tax ture that attracts more attention here the largest such structure in the In other action, the council will hikes and limit spending to a more than elsewhere in the country: drain- world. receive an update on properties at traditional definition that includes age and flood control. In western St. Mary, the Bayou 1330 Oil Tank Alley, 107 Oak St. highways, bridges, ports and airports. On one end of St. Mary, construc- Teche Flood Control Structure is all and 514 Federal Ave. as well as hear If we look with the narrower view, tion continues on the Bayou Chene (Continued on Page 7) from city Compliance Officer Pete (Continued on Page 7) AccuWeather State Lifestyles Obituaries Contact Us 83 70 (See Page 8) (See Page 7) (See Page 2) (See Page 7) News, Advertising and Warm weather and A state House Ideas can help bridge LaRocca Circulation High Low partly cloudy skies are committee wants to go the distance Ratcliff Call 985-384-8370 in the forecast until a on Mother's Day. to voters with a new www.stmarynow.com 20% chance of storms plan for controlling returns Thursday. spending.

Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, April 27, 2021 Lifestyles Dear Abby

By JEANNE PHILLIPS ©United Features Syndicate Connecting with teens will impact new relationship DEAR ABBY: After I offer the apology she ended a 20-year mar- deserves, concentrate riage, I took some time harder on the present off from relationships and always try to treat and am now back in the everyone with kind- dating world. My ex-hus- ness and sensitivity. band and I never had Many older moms use video chat children. DEAR ABBY: I’d like I recently met a man advice on how to handle with two teenagers. He a problem that crops up says I am “detached” every time family mem- Ideas can help bridge the from children. I am not bers invite me out to a detached! I just never dinner they are paying had experience with for. them. 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Make the magic of Mother’s music, fashion, etc.), DEAR LIKES: A way holidays and other spe- Connect with mom on reservations for a spa, Day together. resist the urge to lec- to get around order- cial occasions — like Mother’s Day to watch ture them, and be a ing first might be to Mother’s Day. her open up her gifts. good listener. say, “I haven’t decided These ideas can help Reconnect with home A treat for mom yet. I’d like to hear DEAR ABBY: Back what the others are Homemade treats can kle gelatin over the sur- around 1987, a girl asked ordering.” However, if The Daily Review show mothers they’re ap- face. Leave for 5 minutes me to take her to her you would be uncom- preciated and adored. or until spongy. Place the high school prom. I was fortable doing that, Try this recipe for “Cold bowl in a pan of hot water, several years older, didn’t and your hosts won’t Published Daily Mango Soufflés Topped stirring occasionally, until know her well and want- let you have a sepa- Except Saturday and Sunday with Toasted Coconut” gelatin has dissolved. ed to say no but couldn’t. rate check, be a gra- At 1014 Front Street from “The Complete Meanwhile, whisk egg In the end I stood her up. cious guest and enjoy Mexican, South American yolks with superfine sug- I don’t even remember every bite of your Morgan City, LA 70380-0948 & Caribbean Cookbook” ar and milk in another her name. She worked at steak dinner. Telephone: (985) 384-8370 (Metro Books) by Jane heatproof bowl. Place the a grocery store with my (USPS 145-840) Milton, Jenni Fleetwood bowl over a pan of sim- brother. *** and Marina Filippelli. mering water and contin- That was more than 30 Abby shares more than 100 COLD MANGO ue to whisk until the mix- years ago. 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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, April 27, 2021, Page 3 Arrests made in marijuana, prescription drug cases (Editor’s Note: The rants for the Berwick Po- was identified as a pas- was suspended. Payne 24-hour reporting period, tent to distribute marijua- charges listed here and lice Department. senger inside the vehicle. was placed under arrest the Sheriff’s Office re- na, prohibited acts (drug the narratives that go —Richard Boone, 26, A search of the vehicle and transported to the sponded to 104 com- paraphernalia) and trans- with them are provided El Paso, Texas, was ar- was conducted after offi- Berwick Police Depart- plaints and made these actions involving proceeds by the police agencies rested at 2:55 p.m. Sat- cers detected an odor of ment, where he was arrests: from controlled dangerous that made the arrests. urday on charges of pos- marijuana coming from booked. —Dominic Campbell, substance activity. Guilt or innocence has session of marijuana and inside. During this time, —Chris Toups, 41, 43, Houma, was arrested Bail has not been set. not been determined in possession of drug para- officers located several First Street, Berwick, at 10:27 p.m. Friday on —Andrew Martin, court.) phernalia. Xanax pills, which Morin was arrested at 3:51 p.m. charges of improper lane 29, Franklin, was arrested Staff Report On Saturday, officers did not have a prescrip- Sunday on a charge of usage, distribution of at 3:40 p.m. Saturday on Local law enforcement conducted a traffic stop tion for, in her purse. disturbing the peace (sec- Schedule II drugs, pos- charges of speeding, driv- agencies made a dozen on a vehicle for a window Morin was placed un- ond offense). session with intent to ing under suspension, pos- arrests on drug charges tint violation. During the der arrest and transport- On Sunday, the Ber- distribute Schedule II session of marijuana and over the weekend, with course of the stop, mari- ed to the Berwick Police wick Police Department drugs, obstruction of jus- possession of drug para- marijuana and prescrip- juana and items of drug Department. Upon arriv- received a call about tice (tampering) and in- phernalia. Martin was re- tion drugs figuring prom- paraphernalia were lo- al, Morin was found to Toups causing a distur- troduction of contraband leased on a summons to inently in those cases. cated inside the vehicle. have a bag of marijuana bance at a residence on into a penal institution. appear July 22. In the course of the in- concealed on her person. First Street. Officers ar- Campbell was released —Randolph Anthony Berwick vestigation, Boone ar- Morin was booked. rived and made contact on a $2,500 bond. Joseph, 29, Franklin, was Police Chief David rived on the scene of the —Gregory Payne, 45, with Toups and warned —Lonny Ray Baker Sr., arrested at 1:19 p.m. Sun- Leonard reported these traffic stop and admitted Oregon Street, Berwick, him that if officers had to 55, Franklin, was arrested day on a warrant for fail- arresrts: that the items belonged was arrested at 4:53 p.m. return for him causing a at 10:27 p.m. Friday on ure to appear on the —Kacy Sons, 36, First to him. Boone was placed Saturday on charges of disturbance, he would be charges of possession of charge of parole violation. Street, Morgan City, was under arrest and trans- loud music and driving subject to arrest. Schedule II drugs, posses- Joseph is being held for arrested at 11:24 a.m. ported to the Berwick Po- under suspension. Later that afternoon, sion of drug parapherna- another agency. Friday on warrants for lice Department where About 4:40 p.m. Satur- the Berwick Police De- lia and possession of mari- —Brandon Michael Mc- possession of Schedule he was booked. day, officers with the partment received anoth- juana. Clendon, 34, Patterson, IV drugs, possession of —Kayla Morin, 31, Berwick Police Depart- er call stating Toups was Baker also held a war- was arrested at 1:26 a.m. marijuana, possession of Friendship Alley, Amelia, ment observed a vehicle back at the residence rant for failure to appear Saturday on a charge of drug paraphernalia and was arrested at 9:57 p.m. traveling on La. 182, and causing another distur- on the charge of theft. Bail possession of stolen things. No bail has been improper lane usage. Sunday on charges of loud music could be bance. Officers arrived has not been set. set. On Friday, Sons was possession of Xanax, pos- heard coming from the for the second time, and —Devin Marcel Landry, —Jorge Quezada-Gon- located in Morgan City session of marijuana and vehicle. A traffic stop was Toups was placed under 27, Charenton, was ar- rested at 8:45 a.m. Satur- zales, 57, Morgan City, and placed under arrest introduction of contra- conducted on the vehicle arrest and transported to day on charges of posses- was arrested at 12:46 p.m. by the Morgan City Po- band into a penal facility. and officers made contact the Berwick Police De- sion of marijuana, posses- Saturday on charges of lice Department. Sons About 9:37 p.m. Sun- with Payne. partment. was transported to the day, a traffic stop was During the course of sion with intent to distrib- speeding in a construction Berwick Police Depart- conducted on a vehicle the traffic stop a comput- St. Mary ute Schedule IV drugs and zone and driving under ment, where she was for speeding. During the er check showed that Sheriff Blaise Smith possession of Schedule IV suspension. Quezada was booked on active war- course of the stop, Morin Payne’s driver’s license advised that over the last drugs. Landry was re- released on a summons to leased on an $8,000 bond. appear July 22. —Derick Damond Jack- —Derek Moses Gas- Morgan City police logs for April 23-26 son, 35, Jeanerette, was kins, 40, Amelia, was ar- arrested at 11:17 a.m. Sat- rested at 10:13 a.m. Sun- The following are the radio dis- Complaint. 4:50 a.m. Lake End Park area; urday on charges of pos- day on charges of muf- patch logs from the Morgan City 9:49 p.m. 200 block of Chennault Disturbance. session of marijuana and flers, driving under sus- Police Department. To report un- Street; Disturbance. 10:56 a.m. 900 block of Willard possession of drug para- pension and obstruction of lawful or suspicious activity, call Saturday, April 24 Street; Theft. phernalia. Jackson was justice (tampering). Bail the Police Department at 985-380- 1:29 a.m. 600 block of Brashear 11:31 a.m. Glenwood and Halsey released on a summons to was set at $12,250. 4605. Avenue; Remove subject. streets; Loud music. appear July 22. —Toi Terry, 29, Thi- Friday, April 23 1:55 a.m. 600 block of Brashear 12:03 p.m. 100 block of First —Zendia Folse, bodaux, was arrested at 5:58 a.m. 7300 block of La. 182; Avenue; Complaint. Street; 911 hang up. 38, Lockport, was arrested 8:36 p.m. Sunday on a Alarm. 2:17 a.m. 200 block of Union 1:01 p.m. 300 block of Iowa at 11:18 a.m. Friday by charge of reckless opera- 9:18 a.m. 300 block of Glenwood Street; Medical emergency. Street; Disturbance. the Narcotics Section on tion (no accident). Terry Street; Medical. 4:36 a.m. 7200 block of La. 182; 1:04 p.m. 500 block of Brashear charges of improper lane was released on a sum- 10:03 a.m. 500 block of Onstead Complaint. 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Page 4, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, April 27, 2021 The Daily Review Feature Page THE POSTSCRIPT THE LAST BOX HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by Carrie Classon “Oh my gosh. I don’t want to open that box.” by Moving furniture and books and clothing is Eugenia easy. It’s moving memories that is hard. I am going through the last of my boxes. I used Last to say I was not a packrat. I thought I was more like my mother than my dad. My dad might tuck Wednesday, April 28 a piece of wood away, thinking it would find a Stick to schedules, set use someday. My mother would be of the opinion boundaries and have a that it’s easier to buy a board when (and if) it was strategy in place that can needed. Generally, it wasn’t. withstand any outside in- This approach keeps my parents’ house very terference you encounter. tidy -- with the possible exception of one small Being organized will help room in the basement where my dad keeps his you finish what you start wood collection. and encourage interest- It turns out, I am not at all like my mother. ing partnerships with I have filed things away that will never find any people who bring out the purpose whatsoever other than to remind me of best in you. Strive for things I did and used to care about that I no lon- success. ger do. For the last few days, I’ve been emptying TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Don’t give in to the box. Photos from when we used to take real photos, HEART OF THE CITY someone who is taking advantage of you. Set letters from people who cared about me, certifi- personal goals and stick cates indicating I accomplished something or to them. Do your own another, reviews that mentioned my name, cur- thing, be unique and let rency from foreign countries I will never visit your intuition lead the again, 100+-year-old spectacles (why?), a lovely way. handheld fan my former mother-in-law gave me, GEMINI (May 21-June clever things I wrote when I was in the fifth grade 20) -- Don’t spare any (really?), recipes in my grandmother’s handwrit- detail when dealing with ing, and even (I am embarrassed to admit) my old administrative matters. teddy bear. It’s essential to have your My teddy bear feels crunchy. His exterior is bad- facts straight if you want ly corroded by time, I can’t imagine what has hap- BIG NATE to seal a deal. Prepara- tion will help you avoid pened to his insides. disappointment. All of it is in the last box, waiting to be emptied. CANCER (June 21-July Some of it is easy to understand wanting to 22) -- If you are worried, hang onto. I am scanning some of the photos and set up a virtual meeting my grandmother’s recipes, and they will move to avoid risk. Be assertive onto the great cloud in the sky. (That is where I and innovative; you will imagine the cloud, not being savvy with computer dominate a conversation matters.) They will likely get no more attention that can be life-changing. on the cloud than they did in the box, but they will Put your energy where it gather less dust and -- most importantly -- they counts. won’t need to be moved. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- But still I worry that some of this -- some pot- CUL DE SAC Focus on personal gains, physical fitness and nur- shard from my past -- will be needed. It will be turing meaningful rela- necessary to remember something I did or some- tionships. Don’t scoff if one I knew or something that was important to someone makes a change. me and, if I lose it, I will lose some part of myself. Do your own thing, and The fact that this is nonsense does not lessen you’ll meet someone who the feeling. shares your interest. I’ve heard the mantra that we should keep only VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. what “sparks joy,” and I cannot claim that any- 22) -- Keep things in thing in that box is sparking joy. In fact, the ex- perspective and ask per- istence of that box is causing me a fair amount of tinent questions. Once angst. you have all the facts, it FRANK AND ERNEST Instead, I ask myself, “Would I experience great will be easy to make a pain if I threw this away?” decision. A little romance will help you unwind and Generally, the answer is, “No,” and the item change your mindset. is tossed. But sometimes, for no logical reason, I LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) hold something in my hand, and I feel I need it. -- Discipline will keep you I need the fan my mother-in-law gave me, I need on your toes when faced those 100+-year-old spectacles and, yes, it is pos- with opposition or temp- sible that I might still need my teddy bear -- even tation. Don’t let anger though he has gone all crunchy on me. Heck, I’ve set in when success will gotten a little crunchy myself. result in satisfaction. Do It’s not a perfect system. But the contents of what you do best, and the box are shrinking and the guilt for hanging don’t look back. DEFLOCKED onto so much stuff is dissolving, and I feel a sense SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. of satisfaction, sending one after another of my 22) -- It’s time to settle grandmother’s recipes through the scanner. differences or a misun- derstanding with some- I just found her recipe for chocolate frosting. I’m one you’re in a personal going to make it sometime soon. or professional partner- Till next time, ship with. Once you clear Carrie up matters, you’ll know Carrie Classon’s memoir is called, “Blue Yarn.” what to do next. Learn more at CarrieClasson.com. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- COPYRIGHT 2021 Carrie Classon Dec. 21) -- You’ll have DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL regrets if you act on an SYNDICATION assumption. Don’t lower BORN LOSER your standards for some- one who mistreats you. Be smart, get the facts BIBLE DIGEST and do what’s necessary. Protect your emotional by G. E. Dean well-being. “He that spares his rod hates his son: but he CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- that loves him chastens him betimes.” Jan. 19) -- Before you (Proverbs 13:24 AKJV) agree to something, make Loving consistent discipline is what every sure you have all the child needs. facts and details neces- sary to make an accurate decision. It’s easier to ARLO AND JANIS make adjustments before you commit than after. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 19) -- Emotions will surface if you or someone close to you overreacts or exaggerates. Choose your words wisely, and concen- trate on being the best you can be. Choose peace over discord. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Don’t rule out head- THATABABY ing in a different direc- tion. A new challenge will give you something to look forward to and lift your spirits. Celebrate new beginnings with someone you love. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Overspending or taking a risk emotionally, financially or physically will leave you in a vulner- MONTY able position. Choose to take the path that adds to your stability, not your detriment. (Visit Eugenialast.com, or join Eugenia on Twit- ter/Facebook/LinkedIn.) COPYRIGHT 2021 Unit- ed Feature Syndicate, Inc. DISTRIBUTED BY AN- DREWS MCMEEL SYN- DICATION FOR UFS

The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, April 27, 2021, Page 5 Bayou Vista Elementary School top honor students named Bayou Vista Elemen- Macaluso, Chance Fourth grade princi- Gay, Ella Gilmore, Hector Third grade honor roll Stansbury, Itzel Tenorio, tary School recognized Marcel, Liam Nelson, pal’s list includes Braelie Leos, Tyler Mathis, includes Joseph Aucoin, Trevor Theriot and top students for the third Jolie Newsom, Kobe Aucoin, Sai Burise, Mia Baylor Newton and Harper Crappell, Keily Camryn Vaughn. nine-weeks grading peri- Nolan, Trent Olivier, Fontenot, Lynkon Kit- Natalie Theriot. Crappell, Kohen Fabre, Fifth grade honor roll od of the 2020-21 school Haley Patton, Troy Perez, chen, Brileigh LaCoste, Second grade honor roll Devontae Foxworth and includes John Abanico, year. Nariah Riggins, Lennon Laynee LaCoste, Madison includes Aidan Cerritos, Elijah Frank. Lilah Aucoin, Laiken First grade principal’s Theriot, Carolina Cruz, Olivier and Kaydence Makena Cothron, Kassey Fourth grade honor roll Chautin, Rinna Crawford, list includes Larenzo Ethan Voisin and Carter Sauce. Fuentes, Jayden includes Jesus Arias, Megan Crochet, Aubree Alvarado, Maxwell An- Williams. Fifth grade principal’s Gagneaux, Gabriella Hat, Jolee Aucoin, Nate Billiot, Derise, Kinzley Dubois, slem, Owen Block, Tai Second grade princi- list includes Kevin Chyenne Kendall, Mason Araceli Brunet, Adeline Easton Elliott, Abigail Bowman, Sharon Calix, pal’s list includes Mac- Agredano, Aubree Bach, King, Bentley LaPoint, Buford, Daniela Espinal, Gros, Parker Harrison, Bella Carnley, Lucenda kenzie Cooper, Alise Braylee Breaux, Lillian Jonas LaPointe, Carson Presley Fernandez, Darin Chandler Hebert, Marc- Carter, Eddy Cervantes, Geisler, Cammi Magness, Kynzlee Comeaux, Casyn Buford, Emma Falgout, Larive, Emmalana Garcia, Camila Jimenez, uss Jackson, Claiton Crappell, Alyx David, Nathan Marcelino, Jayla Aiden Geisler and Mathis, Miyah Moore, Luke Lipari, Lylah LaCoste, Izzabell Landry, Makayla Francois, Car- Salvador, Avery Stans- Addison Theriot. Lucy Nelson, Logan Louviere, Khyla Mc- Sage LaPoint, Kadence son Franks, Bianca bury and Ashley Tenorio. First grade honor roll Palacios, Jeremiah Intyre, Carter Morris, LaPointe, Taylor Garcia, Ava Gros, Third grade principal’s includes Ty Aguilar, Parker, Ava Romero, Paul Perez, Christian Lodrigue, Jevon Mayon, Aryonna Johnson, Liliana list includes Autumn Genesis Baca, Saiden Serenity Saunders, Pham, Audrina Ramirez, Gracie McGraw, Nathaly Keller, Parker Lemoine, Bach, Sophia Falgout and Burise, Xzavier Charles, Daven Vargas and Zane Ronal Reyes, Peyton Morales and Starla Zim- Britney Lucore, Drew Juliana Rowell. Levi Derouen, Madison Walker. Romero, Emmalyn merman.

SENSE & SENSITIVITY Political Junkie Needs A Break From The News

by Harriette Cole Pay attention to the po- he would be doing exact- and he died anyway. I am vaccinated. You are not is not well-ventilated. DEAR HARRIETTE: litical analysts that you ly that in whatever way scared. -- Reentry wrong to be cautious. The You can begin to en- I was glued to the TV for trust to learn their per- he could. It’s time to ask DEAR REENTRY: good news is the Centers gage socially, so you may the past four years be- spective on the issues of yourself some tough First, I want to express for Disease Control and want to take your friends cause of how volatile the day. That can include questions. Did he ever my condolences for your Prevention has come up up on their invitation if things were in think tanks and other or- act like he was interested losses during the pan- with guidelines for fully they, too, are vaccinat- Washington, D.C. ganizations that evalu- in you? If so, when? What demic. As of this writing, vaccinated people to help ed. Here’s more informa- Frankly, I am exhausted ate policy. You can also changed? Is it possible more than 537,000 peo- ensure safe reentry into tion from the CDC: bit. by all of that, and I do choose certain days when that once you left school, ple in our country have daily life. It turns out, ly/2P16Vwf. not have the energy to fo- you will not pay atten- his interest waned? Or died, and the death toll you can be in the compa- (Harriette Cole is a lifestylist and founder of DREAM- cus on the new adminis- tion to the news at all. was there ever interest has not stopped climbing ny of other fully vaccinat- LEAPERS, an initiative to help tration the way I did the The world will still be on his part at all? even now as the vaccina- ed people indoors without people access and activate their last one. I worry that I there in the morning. If, indeed, it is simply tions are reaching more masks. You can be around dreams. You can send questions am making a mistake. I Seek balance in your that he is busy with his people. You are not wrong unvaccinated people from to askharriette@harriettecole. com or c/o Andrews McMeel know that there are is- life. In this way, you can sport, the fact remains to be concerned. the same household in- Syndication, 1130 Walnut St., sues that I should be savor each day -- and pay that he isn’t spending Most of us have been doors without a mask. Kansas City, MO 64106.) paying attention to, and I attention to how our time with you or making home for a whole year. You should continue to COPYRIGHT 2021, HARRIETTE COLE will be mad if things go world works. When ap- you feel like it’s worth Naturally, it is with some practice social distanc- DISTRIBUTED BY wrong and I didn’t say propriate, you can make the wait. So stop waiting trepidation that we ven- ing with a mask in larger ANDREWS MCMEEL anything, but I am just your voice heard without for him. Back off. If he ture out socially, even if groups or when the space SYNDICATION FOR UFS plain tired. I do not think being consumed by poli- wakes up one day and re- that Biden has all the an- tics every day. alizes that you are “the of Morgan City auditions all St. Mary Parish pub- swers, and Congress is DEAR HARRIETTE: one,” it may be too late. set 3-6 p.m. Friday, May lic schools. Public invit- still pretty messed up. I am a recent college His loss. 14, at Morgan City ed, regular COVID regu- How can I continue to be graduate, and for the DEAR HARRIETTE: Municipal Auditorium lations for school athletic vigilant part-time? -- No past couple of months, I Now that a lot of people for children age 7 year events are in place. More Politics have been trying to talk are getting vaccinated, (by audition date) to 18 DEAR NO MORE to this guy who is a se- I see more people going (or the summer before FISHING RODEO POLITICS: You are not nior at his university. I outside, meeting up in their senior year, which- The 9th Annual alone. Many people on all say “trying” because it groups and not wearing ever comes first). Cost: Morgan City Open sides have been hyper- seems like this interest is masks. This frightens $50 per child (payment Fishing Rodeo Saturday, vigilant over the past few one-sided, and it seems me. We are not even close SACRED HEART due at auditions) along June 12, starting at 6 years, worrying nonstop like he’s never free to see to being fully vaccinat- Thrift Store, 304 South with a separate check for a.m., weigh-in 2-4 p.m., about our country’s fu- me. His reasoning for not ed yet. I get that people Railroad, Morgan City, $90 (returned once chap- Morgan City Municipal ture. The good news hanging out with me is are tired of being cooped open 8:30-11 a.m. erone duties are com- there is that people were that he is an athlete who up at home, but I don’t Auditorium. Entry: sin- Wednesdays and plete). All new students gle boat, $100, one boat paying attention, but we is always busy. I know think this is smart. Sev- Thursdays for sales and must bring a copy of their for one category — addi- do still need that focus that this is a valid rea- eral friends have been to receive donations. birth certificate. Practice tional categories can be from everyday citizens. son, but it still feels like calling, trying to get me begins Friday, June 4. added for $100 per cate- You may want to focus an excuse. I believe that to hang out with them, 5K COLOR RUN Production dates: Friday, gory; diamond sponsor, differently. Do not watch you make time for what but I’m not ready. When Sponsored by City of June 25 and Sunday, $2,500, two boat entries the news every night; you want. Should I wait I say that, they call me a Patterson 8 a.m. Satur- June 27. For info email: many programs are de- for him, or am I wasting scaredy-cat. Really? Do day, May 1. Cost $25. [email protected]. for all categories per signed to get you riled my time? -- College Grad you think I’m being too Forms at City Hall, boat; platinum sponsor, up. Instead, read the DEAR COLLEGE cautious? Several of my Patterson Police Depart- $1,500, two boat entries newspaper. Do your best GRAD: I think you know friends passed away from SPECIAL OLYMPICS ment and Patterson The 2021 Donna for three categories per to look at more than one the answer to your ques- COVID-19. One of them Community Center. Adams Memorial St. boat; gold sponsor, source, though, so that tion already. You are was older and unwell, but Starts at Hattie Watts Mary Parish Special $1,000, two boat entries you can at least attempt right: If this man wanted one of them was the pic- Elementary. Registration Olympics Track and for two categories per to get honest context. to spend time with you, ture of health and young, also accepted day of Field meet is 10 a.m. un- boat; and corporate spon- event. til on Friday, May 7, sor, $500, one boat entry Berwick High School for one category. For info Andrews McMeel Almanac AUDITIONS track. Features competi- call Spring Aucoin, 985- The Children’s Theatre tion among athletes from 385-1913. Today is the 117th day Today’s Sports: In height (in feet) of One PUBLIC NOTICE of 2021 and the 39th day 1956, 31-year-old boxer World Trade Center in Meeting Room vide a portion of cept the minutes of spring. Rocky Marciano retired New York City. Berwick Town tract A being a as written. The TOWN OF Hall 2.610 Acre Tract motion received a Today’s History: In with a perfect 49-0 re- Construction on the site BERWICK AGENDA for Single Family second from Mr. 1521, explorer Ferdinand cord, the only heavy- began on this day in PLANNING I. Convene as Residential use; Randy Bijeaux All Magellan was killed in weight champion to do 2006. COMMISSION the Town of Ber- Section28, T15S- were in favor. the Philippines. so. Today’s Moon: MEETING AND wick Planning R12E; Moffett The monthly In 1865, the steamboat Today’s Quote: “Have Between full moon (April PUBLIC HEAR- Commission Rentals, LLC De- bills were re- Sultana exploded in the a belief in yourself that is 26) and last quarter ING NOTICE A. Call to Order; veloper, GIS Engi- viewed. A motion Mississippi River near bigger than anyone’s dis- moon (May 3). Date: Wednes- B. Pledge of Al- neering, LLC En- was made by Mr. Memphis, Tennessee, belief.” — August Wilson COPYRIGHT 2021 day, MAY 5, 2021 legiance; gineers. Randy Bijeaux to killing some 1,700 pas- Today’s Number: ANDREWS MCMEEL Time: 6:00 p.m. C. Roll Call; I. Old Business; pay the bills. The sengers. 1,776 — architectural SYNDICATION Place: Council D. Acceptance of J. New Busi- motion received a In 2014, John XXIII Meeting Room Minutes of last ness; second from. Mrs. and John Paul II became Berwick Town Meeting; K. Other Busi- Janice Aucoin. All E. Public Hear- the first popes to be can- Hall ness; were in favor. A•G•E•N•D•A ing; Review Appli- onized as saints since L. Adjournment: Mr. Mike Beadle Hold Meeting cation to subdivide Adv. April 27 and presented the 1954. and Public Hear- a portion of Tract May 4, 2021 treasures report. A In 2018, the leaders of ing on Application ABCDEFA creat- motion was made North and South Korea from Moffett Rent- ing a 4.389 Acre PUBLIC NOTICE by Mr. Anthony signed the Panmunjom als to subdivide Tract for Single Scully to accept Declaration, officially de- property creating Family Residen- ST. MARY the report as read. claring the end of the two single family tial use Section; PARISH The motion re- Korean conflict. Residential Lots 28, T15S-R12E; RECREATION ceived a second Today’s Birthdays: for sale, Moffett Moffett Rentals, DISTRICT NO. 1 from Mr. Randy LLC Developer, Samuel Morse (1791- Rentals Developer; PROCEED- Bijeaux. All were GIS Engineering, GIS Engineering, 1872), Morse code co-in- INGS OF THE in favor. LLC engineers. LLC Engineers. BOARD OF COM- Mike Beadle ventor; Ulysses S. Grant F. Public Hear- Persons requir- MISSIONERS OF presented the (1822-85), soldier/18th ing reasonable ac- ing; Review Appli- ST. MARY PAR- Managers report. U.S. president; Rogers commodation to cation to subdivide ISH RECRE- Covid update dis- Hornsby (1896-1963), attend the public a portion of tract A ATION DISTRICT cussed. CCHS ren- baseball player; Enos hearing and meet- being a 2.610 Acre NO. 1 ovated fields abd Slaughter (1916-2002), ing are requested Tract for Single started games, to contact the Of- Family Residen- The board of baseball player; Jack Commissioners of started baseball Klugman (1922-2012), fice of Director of tial use; Section28, registration for lo- Planning at (985) T15S-R12E; Mof- St. Mary Recre- actor; Coretta Scott King cal league. Annual 384-8858 prior to fett Rentals, LLC ation District No. (1927-2006), activist; 1 met in regular review started by the meeting to dis- Developer, GIS Kolder CPA firm. Casey Kasem (1932- cuss their particu- Engineering, LLC session on Tues- 2014), radio/TV personal- day, March 16, Request to get lar needs. A copy of Engineers. quote for batting ity; Sandy Dennis (1937- the agenda can be G. Action on 2021. The meeting cage new turf. Ap- 92), actress; August obtained from Public Hearing; proval of monthly Wilson (1945-2005), play- Town Hall at 3225 Take action on Ap- was called to order by Mrs. Randy Bi- bills was dicussed. wright; Herm Edwards Third Street in plication to subdi- After all issued vide a portion of jeaux at 6:00 pm. (1954- ), football coach/ Berwick. were addressed Tract ABCDEFA Roll was called sportscaster; Ari Graynor Adv. April 22, 27 and no further creating a 4.389 and those present and May 4, 2021 matters were pres- (1983- ), actress; Patrick Acre Tract for Sin- were Commission- ent, Mr. Randy Bi- Stump (1984- ), sing- PUBLIC NOTICE gle Family Resi- ers, Manager Mr. jeaux made a mo- er-songwriter; Lizzo dential use Sec- Mike Beadle, Mr. tion to adjourn the (1988- ) rapper. TOWN OF tion; 28, T15S- Anthony Scully, meeting. All were Today’s Fact: In 1667, BERWICK R12E; Moffett Steve Patureau, in favor. blind and impoverished PLANNING Rentals, LLC De- Mr. Randy Bi- COMMISSION veloper, GIS Engi- jeaux, Mrs. Janice (S) Steve Patureau poet John Milton sold the Steve Patureau, copyright to his master- Meeting and neering, LLC En- Aucoin absent was Mr. Leander Chairman piece, “Paradise Lost,” Public Hearing gineers. Gaudet (S) Mike Beadle for 10 pounds (roughly Date: May 5, H. Action on 2021 Public Hearing; A motion was Mike Beadle, $2,438 in 2021 U.S. cur- Time: 6:00 p.m. Take action on Ap- made by Mr. An- Manager rency). Place: Council plication to subdi- thony Scully to ac- Adv. April 27, 2021

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PUBLIC NOTICE 701 Avoca Road, curve to the left MORGAN CITY Special Help Wanted Help Wanted Morgan City, having a radius of 1234 David Drive Louisiana. 286.63 feet dis- Suite 102 Notices General General OFFICIAL Morgan City, La. PROCEEDINGS also described as: tance of 306.66 HOW MUCH IS 30 MINUTES WORTH TO YOU...TO CITY OF Those items lo- feet to a point “H” SOMEONE WHO NEEDS BLOOD, IT’S WORTH A LIFE! In compliance with MORGAN CITY cated above the said point being PLEASE DONATE 384-5671 Article 962, as passed !!!IMMEDIATE OPENING!!! SPECIAL surface of the the South Right- by the 1992 Louisiana Atchafalaya Animal Clinic MEETING ground on the of-Way line of the Garage Sale State Legislature, I am 1106 Victor II Blvd. APRIL 15, 2021 property shown on Southern Pacific required to advertise Morgan City, LA 70380 The Mayor and the PLAN OF Railroad; thence, the following: City Council of LAND of the City 4 Fly. Garage Sale S79º53’E a dis- 567 Young St/Berwick FULL-TIME Morgan City, of Morgan City tance of 947 feet to 8am-12 noon Louisiana, met at Power Plant Site the point “A”, be- Veterinary Technician 6:00 pm in special by E. E. Opitz, ing the point of the Thurs. Apr. 29th session, this date, City Engineer, beginning. All of Fri., Apr. 30th Must be able to: in the City Hall dated August 4, the aforesaid de- -Multitask Conference Room, 1969, attached scribed property Services Services -Have good communication skills 512 First Street, hereto, designated being located in Offered Offered I, Michael David Derr -Positive Attitude have been convicted Morgan City, as Tract “A-B-C-D- Section 12, T-16-S, -Fast Learner E-F-A”, a copy of of 14:80 CARNAL -Punctual Louisiana. R-12-E, Ward 6, KNOWLEDGE OF There were which is hereto St. Mary Parish, -Dependable A JUVENILE -Not be afraid of animals present: Honor- made part hereof, Louisiana. CENTRAL BOAT on Sept. 13, 2013 -Must have a high school diploma able Frank P. and, according to SECTION 5: RENTALS, INC. Grizzaffi, Mayor; which said proper- The Mayor is My Address is and Council Mem- ty is more particu- 1102 4th St. Experience is a plus, hereby authorized Morgan City,LA bers Steve Do- larly described as and directed to ex- Boat/Barge Repairs 70380 but not required mangue, Tim follows, to-wit: ecute any and all Fleeting for Boats/Barges Hymel, Mark Beginning at the documents neces- Michael David Derr Email resume’ Stephens and southwesterly cor- Pipe Storage April 27, 2021 (no phone calls please!) sary in carrying April 28, 2021 Louis J. Tamporel- ner of the intersec- out the intent and Waterfront for Lease [email protected] lo, Jr. tion of the right of purpose of this or- Absent: Ron way line of South- dinance. Misc. For Bias. ern Pacific Rail- SECTION 6: 985-384-8200 Sale POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Also present road and Myrtle All laws or parts Chitimacha Tribal School were Mr. Charlie Street (Avoca of laws in conflict Fresh Yard Eggs Solar, Jr., Chief Road), the point with this ordi- Temporary School Nurse Administrative designated “A” on Help Wanted Help Wanted 708 Front St/MC nance are hereby General General 385-0730 Officer. said plan; thence repealed. Summary: This position is responsible for The public no- South 20º 55’ East SECTION 7 identifying and treating health disorders among tice, posted on the along the Westerly Help Wanted students and provides instruction in the Should any sec- General maintenance of good health and disease principal front side line of Myrtle tion, paragraph, prevention. The incumbent must evaluate the door of the meet- Street (Avoca sentence, clause, physical conditions of students and refer students to Apply at appropriate resources as needed. Decisions made ing place was read Road) a distance of or phrase be de- 419.0 feet to point Cafe Jo Jo’s by the incumbent require discretionary judgment (copy on file). clared unconstitu- and analysis. Errors may not be easily discernible Mayor Dragna “B” on said plan; has immediate openings in Houma 624 Front St/MC tional or repealed & Port Fourchon Wed. - Friday @ and may result in serious impact on the individual stated that the thence North 72º for any reason, the 5:00 to 5:30pm also child and others. Steam Plant need- 30’ West at an in- remainder of the Tues - Friday @ terior angle of 93º Competitive pay & benefits! Education and/or Experience: Must be licensed to ed to be declared ordinance shall 10:45 to 11:15am practice as a Registered Nurse (RN) in Louisiana, surplus while the 18’ a distance of Employer paid medical dental and not be affected vision coverage, life/disability plans, •Line Cook with three (3) years of school nursing experience scrap price was up 350 feet to point preferably with Diabetes Management. The hereby. That all 401K, paid holidays. •Wait & so the City could “C” on said plan; employee must, at time of application, possess a laws or parts of •Catering Staff license as a Registered Nurse (RN) that is valid in make more money; thence South 20º law in conflict Previous oilfield experience preferred Exp. Skilled the State of Louisiana and must remain licensed whereupon, 55’ East, a dis- during the course of employment. with this ordi- Carpenter Needed This ordinance tance of 249.32 nance be and the CDL required in Port Fourchon Call 985-384-5896 was introduced feet to point “D” on Preference will be given to qualified Native same are repealed. Power Specialties LLC is Americans; Subject to pre-employment and with a first read- said plan; thence This ordinance Apply online or in person at looking for a mechanic to work random drug testing; Subject to annual vaccine; ing on March 23, North 72º 30’ on pumps & compressors.Will A background investigation will be required. shall take effect 546 AO Rappelet Rd. Golden Meadow, LA 2021. Published West, a distance of train. We offer 401K and immediately after or 1667 Wiemann Rd. Houma, LA To Apply: Please view our website by title on March 335.06 feet to Insurance benefits. Please passage within the www.swirees.com/careers www.chitimacha.gov, or visit the Human 29, 2021 and April point “E” on said come by for application. Resources Department at 230 Chitimacha Loop, time prescribed by 12, 2021. plan; thence North Teller Charenton, LA. Applications are accepted: 10º 29’ East along law. Check Cashers, Inc. Monday-Thursday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm and Friday Mr. Tamporello 7:30 a.m.-11:30 am. Deadline for submission of offered the follow- the Easterly prop- Mr. Domangue Checks Cashed seconded the mo- Help Wanted application is: ing ordinance, who erty line of proper- Payday Loans Tuesday, May 04, 2021 moved for its ty leased to Kerr tion. Western Union adoption. McGee Oil Indus- The vote there- Money Orders ORDINANCE tries, Inc., along a on was as follows: 985/385-2274 AYES: Tam- POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 21-03 curving line to the Chitimacha Tribal School BE IT OR- left, a distance of porello, Do- Business DAINED, by the 320.04 feet to mangue, Hymel, Rentals City Council, the point “F” on said Stephens Child Development Director governing body of plan; thence South NAYS: None Commercial Waterfront ABSENT: Bias Property For Lease Summary: This position is responsible for the City of Morgan 80º 04’ East along The Daily Review is looking for energetic management of a comprehensive, high-quality tribal City, Louisiana, in the southerly right Certified ap- Morgan City & Charenton childcare center. Responsible for fiscal and facility regular session of way line of proved and adopt- delivery people to deliver the newspaper 5 days Canal Areas. management, staff and teacher supervision, Southern Pacific ed this 15th day of 985-384-8200 collaboration with tribal departments, and convened this 15th a week in the Amelia area program development and coordination. day of April, 2021 Railroad a dis- April, 2021. FOR SALE OR that: tance of 947.0 feet Delivered to U œÊ7iiŽi˜`ÃU RENT: 11 Acres, Education and/or Experience: A Bachelor’s SECTION 1: to point “A” on Mayor at 9:00 am, (Monday thru Friday only) Fab building & office degree from an accredited college or university Pursuant to said plan, the this 16th day of Call 985/384-8200 in Early Childhood Education or Child Development April, 2021. U œÊ >ÀÞÊ œÀ˜ˆ˜}ÃUÊ AND six (6) hours credits of administrative Louisiana Revised point of the begin- (Afternoon Routes) Storage yards coursework AND five (5) years of experience in Statutes 33:4712, ning. (S) Debbie for rent, $400/mo. an early childhood setting as follows: At least the Mayor and also described as: Harrington Must be 21 or older; have good transportation; good Call 985-384-8200 one (1) year of teaching experience and at least Debbie one (1) year of administrative experience, and Council of the City Those items lo- driving record and liability insurance. three (3) years of either teaching or administrative of Morgan City cated above the Harrington, Unfurnished experience. hereby declares surface of the Clerk If you are nterested in this opportunity, Approved this Apartments Preference will be given to qualified Native the below de- ground on the Americans; Pre-employment physical required; scribed items to be property shown on 16th day of April, call, Cindy at 985-384-8370 1BR apt. loc. at Subject to pre-employment and random drug not needed for the PLAN OF 2021. 422 Neptune St/BV. testing; A background investigation will be public purposes (S) Lee Dragna Ref. & stove, water pd. required. LAND of the City Call 985-860-6625 and shall there- of Morgan City Lee Dragna, To Apply: Please view our website POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT fore be sold at pri- Power Plant Site Mayor Homes For www.chitimacha.gov, or visit the Human vate or public sale and being shown Received from Chitimacha Tribal School Resources Department at 230 Chitimacha Loop, in accordance with Mayor at 9:15 am Sale Charenton, LA. Applications are accepted: as A-B-C-D-E-F-G- Monday-Thursday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm and Friday the law. H-A on a map by on April 16, 2021. Summer Day Camp Bus Driver For sale by owner 1BR., 7:30 a.m.-11:30 am. Deadline for submission of SECTION 2: application is: Roes and Associ- (S) Debbie 1BA. house. Located @ The said items The Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana is looking for Tuesday, May 04, 2021 ates Engineers, Harrington 510 Marshall St. Asking are without use to Debbie well qualified bus driver to join us for our Summer $60,000. 985-519-7064 the City. dated 30 Decem- Day Camp! This individual needs to be available, ber 1969, a copy of Harrington, as needed, beginning Monday, June 07, 2021 SECTION 3: through Thursday, July 15, 2021. (Monday- Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted which is hereto Clerk The sale shall be Published: April Thursday) General General General for a price not less annexed and de- scribed as follows, 20, 2021 Summary: Safely transports campers to and than that estab- There being no from camp and various events. Supervises to-wit: lished by apprais- further business, and assists passengers in getting on and off Beginning at a bus as needed. Performs pre- and post-trip al by a certified the meeting ad- appraiser, payable point “A”, being inspections. Maintains rules governing journed. passenger conduct while on the bus. in cash at the clos- the intersection of the West Right-of- (S) Lee Dragna ing of this act of Lee Dragna, Education and/or Experience: A high school sale. Way line of Avoca diploma or GED AND five (5) years of bus Mayor NOW HIRING SECTION 4: Road the South driving experience. (S) Debbie The intent of Right-of-Way line Additional Requirements: InterMoor, Inc., an Acteon company, is the leading mooring, of the Southern Harrington • Be at least 21 years old. this ordinance is foundations and subsea services provider delivering innovative to only sell the Pacific Railroad; Debbie • Pass a driving record check and maintain a clean driving record. solutions for rig moves, mooring services and offshore installation items above the thence S 22º04’ W Harrington, Clerk • Have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) with projects. surface of the a distance of 41 a passenger endorsement and a school bus feet to a point “B”; There being no endorsement. ground, not the We are looking to add experienced RIGGERS to the team for projects immovable proper- thence, N71º14’ a further business, a • Submit to a pre-service training course, which motion to adjourn includes classroom instruction of 30 hours and offshore mobilizing out of Louisiana. We are looking for candidates ty. The items be- distance of 30 feet bus training of 10 hours. who are focused on working safely as well as efficiently. ing sold are de- to a point “C”; was made by Mr. • Spend 4 hours getting familiar with the vehicle scribed as follows: thence, S 22º04’W Hymel, seconded as part of the training above. Due to the work required, candidates must live within commuting by Mr. Domangue distance of our site in Morgan City. The successful candidate will also All items above a distance if Preference will be given to qualified Native the surface of the 249.32 feet to a and voted unani- American; Subject to Pre-employment Physical be required to work offshore & at our site in Fourchon. Valid Passport ground including, point “D”; thence, mously in favor. and alcohol screening; Subject to is required. but not limited to, N71º14’W a dis- (S) Lee Dragna Pre-employment and Random Drug Testing; a Background Investigation will be required. all buildings, ap- tance of 335.06 Lee Dragna, purtenances, feet, through point Mayor To Apply: Please view our website Competitive Pay, Safety Bonus (Performance Based) structures, compo- “E”, to point “F”; (S) Debbie www.chitimacha.gov, or visit the Human Benefits, Paid Holidays Harrington Resources Department at 230 Chitimacha Loop, nents for genera- thence, N Charenton, LA. Applications are accepted: tion of electricity, 12º01’36” E a dis- Debbie Monday-Thursday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm and Friday Qualified candidates, please submit your confidential resume to: boilers, coolers, tance of 295.10 Harrington, 7:30 a.m.-11:30 am. Deadline for submission of https://acteon.jobs.net/search and towers on feet to a point “G”; Clerk application is: Tuesday, May 04, 2021 property located at thence, along a Adv. April 27, 2021

The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, April 27, 2021, Page 7 Proposed amendment would limit state spending By DAVID JACO BS change would set realistic House Bill 276 and the 70% voter turnout. said makes it basically Spending growth would The Center Square limits on government associated House Bill Louisiana currently meaningless. be limited to 5% per year. The Louisiana House's growth without cutting cur- 273, which would strip has a spending limit cal- HB 276 would create a The bill exempts federal spending committee ad- rent spending, while critics the current expenditure culated based on the old more complex formula COVID-19-related dollars vanced a new version of a said the new cap is unneces- limit from the constitu- limit multiplied by the involving the three-year from the calculation. state constitutional amend- sary and would make it tion. He also was the au- average personal income average growth in state Beaullieu said this ment Monday meant to re- more difficult for legislators thor of the legislation growth over the past personal income, gross year’s proposal is basically strain state spending to do the job they were elect- calling for a similar mea- three years. Because of domestic product, popu- the same as last year’s ex- growth that voters rejected ed to do. sure that failed at the the compounding effect, lation and the regional cept that the amendment last year. Rep. Beau Beaullieu, polls in November by a the limit rarely comes in- consumer price index. wording is different. Supporters said the R-New Iberia, authored 56%-44% margin with a to play, which Beaullieu adopting the city’s mill- age rates for the 2021 tax “The population of said the bureau is confi- census data to make de- City year and the second read- most states grew be- dent that the data is ac- cisions that have a direct Census (Continued from Page 1) ing, public hearing and tween 2010 and 2020,” curate despite the chal- impact on our lives,” adoption of the Morgan (Continued from Page 1) said Dr. Ron Jarmin, lenges. Raimondo said. “We use Lawton about condemn- City Development “We measure the quali- Department of U.S. Census Bureau act- the data to decide how ing properties at 310 District Commission. ty of the census in many Commerce secretary, said ing director. many teachers we need Fifth St. and 313 Iowa The meeting will be different ways, and one redistricting data would While the state re- in our schools, how much St. held at 6 p.m. at the of the ways that we mea- be released no later than mained ranked No. 25 in funding we need for pub- Among the other items Morgan City Municipal sure the quality of the Sept. 30. That data will population, it is ranked lic housing programs, on the agenda is the first Auditorium. It is open to No. 32 based on the num- census is to compare to where to locate a busi- reading of an ordinance the public. the public. give a better look at dif- our population esti- ferent areas of states, ac- ber of new people count- ness or a health clinic, ed. The 2.7% increase in mates,” she said. “Of where to build new cording to Karen Blake, rection for more than a population ranks No. 41 course our population es- roads. We use the data to chief of the U.S. Census year as crews work on re- nationally. timates are based on the make sure the economy Bureau’s Population last census and built for- Trillions pairs and rehab. Louisiana is one of 37 is working for everyone. Division. ward adding births, sub- (Continued from Page 1) The fondest hope of the states who will not lose a The data is vital.” Locally, Berwick is tracting deaths, adding Port of Morgan City congressional seat. Overall, the U.S. popu- but finished. That $11 hoping to make the jump in migration. board is to open local wa- The census, Raimondo lation grew about 7.4%, million project, funded by from a town to a city, “So most states are terways to larger vessels, said, was completed not or about 22.7 million, the Department of which will hinge on the within 1% of our popula- allowing the port to be without challenges as from roughly 308.75 mil- Transportation and census data. tion estimates, which Development and the St. used as a transshipment the country was endur- lion in the 2010 census to As a whole, the state’s makes us feel very good Mary Levee District, will point for products such ing the COVID-19 pan- about 331.45 million in population grew from about those census protect the area near as Louisiana rice. Each demic, hurricanes, wild- 2020. about 4.53 million in the counts,” Velkoff added. Franklin, Garden City time a ship docks here to 2010 census to about fires and civil unrest. The South was the re- The country’s growth was lower than the 9.7% and Centerville from load or unload, money 4.66 million in the 2020 Victoria Velkoff, the gion with the largest storm surge running up it experienced between would flow into the local data. The jump was an census bureau’s associ- growth in the country as the Charenton Canal. 2000 census and 2010 economy. increase of 124,385 peo- ate director for it grew by 10.2%, or In Morgan City, the census. Tens of millions have ple. Demographic Programs, about 11.71 million, from pre-consolidation Gravity “In fact, the growth been spent on keeping roughly 114.56 million Drainage District No. 2 channels open. The Brice people in 2010 to 126.27 rate from 2010 to 2020 is did millions of dollars in Civil Constructors million in 2020. the second slowest in work to improve the le- dredge, designed to re- Nicholas F. 'Nick' Although congressio- U.S. history,” Jarmin vees that ring the city. move sticky “fluff” mud nal seats are determined said. “The country’s 7.4% The Levee District from the channel, is at La Rocca Jr. by census data, it is used increase in population made successful im- for more, too. this decade was only work from Eugene Island provements in the North to the Gulf. The U.S. November 10, 1952 — April 24, 2021 “State and local offi- slightly more than the Bend area and is work- Army Corps of Engineers, Nicholas F. “Nick” LaRocca Jr., 68, a lifelong resi- cials, the federal govern- 7.3 (%) increase between ing on more in the Yokely which funded the Brice dent of Morgan City, passed away peacefully on ment, nonprofits all use 1930 and 1940.” Bayou area, the last work to the tune of $14 Saturday, April 24, 2021 at his home, surrounded piece of levee that will by his family. enclose the area east of million so far, has more Nick was born on Ronald Joseph the Charenton Canal. projects planned for November 10, 1952 in Smaller projects are Crewboat Cut to Eugene Morgan City, the son of coming online, too. The Island and for the Stouts Nicholas F. LaRocca Sr. 'Ronnie' Ratcliff Sr. Berwick Town Council Pass area, where vessels and Alice Adams was pleased April 13 to have been grounding LaRocca. September 22, 1944 — April 24, 2021 hear that the 10-inch, themselves with uncom- Nick graduated with Ronald Joseph “Ronnie” Ratcliff Sr., 76, a lifelong one-day rainfall last fortable frequency. honors from Louisiana resident of Morgan City, passed away peacefully on month didn’t cause home This is one of the hap- State University Law Saturday, April 24, 2021 flooding in Country Club py times for the port. Center in 1976 with a at Thibodaux Regional Estates. Thirty-nine But much of the work Juris Doctorate Degree. Medical Center, surround- homes in the subdivision could be undone by a sin- He dedicated his entire ed by his loving family. took on water in a 2019 gle flood that brings sedi- adult life to the practice Ronnie was born on flash flood, prompting ment down the and study of law, practic- September 22, 1944 in the town government to Mississippi and through ing law for over four de- Morgan City, the son of improve ditches. the Atchafalaya. And it’s cades. He served as an Nicholas F. 'Nick' Randolph Charles Ratcliff The most expensive nothing for those Corps instructor in legal re- LaRocca Jr. Sr. and Shirley Rita part of the improvements dredging projects to run search at LSU Law Mayon Ratcliff. planned for that area in- up a $10 million-$20 mil- Center, notary public qualifications and duties at Ronnie was truly dedi- volved subsurface work. lion bill. Nicholls State University and family law at Peoples cated to his family and his And at the same meeting For most of us, our dai- Law School. Nick always represented his clients one goal everyday was to this month, the council ly contact with infra- with dignity, civility, ethics professionalism and in- ensure that his wife heard that the town has structure is with streets tegrated faith. He received numerous awards rec- Sandra was taken care been approved for a $1.6 and highways. There has ognizing his contributions to the study and practice of. He loved every mo- Ronald Joseph million DOTD grant for been progress here, too. of law and was a published author in the Louisiana ment he was able to 'Ronnie' Ratcliff Sr. those improvements. A parish government Law Review. Nick was also very dedicated to his spend with his family But more needs to be catholic faith. He was a parishioner of Sacred Heart and friends but especially cherished the time spent bond issue and a revenue done. sharing arrangement has Catholic Church, he served as a member of the watching his grandchildren play soccer, baseball, The Levee District has provided hundreds of Board of Directors for Catholic Charities and was basketball, football and golf. Ronnie enjoyed the the responsibility for com- thousands of dollars to also a 4th Degree Knight of Columbus. In 2014 he game of golf, but more importantly he enjoyed the pleting the levee improve- local governments, most- became a Master Catechist with the Diocese of time that was spent with his friends playing. ments in the Lake End Houma-Thibodaux. Nick also served as a teacher Ronnie started and finished his career in the Oil Park-Lakeside Subdivision- ly for street overlays but for the CCD Program at Sacred Heart Church as and Gas Industry. His first job was with Mobil Oil as Siracusaville area. The dis- also for some major re- well as serving as a coach for the Central Catholic a Senior Shooter for the Seismograph Division. He trict seems to have settled construction. High School Mock Trial Team. He was a member of later moved into the Production side of the Industry on a plan that involves a But the needs in this St. Mary Industrial Group, American Petroleum and finished his career as Production Manager for seawall rather than simply area are great, too. Institute, Louisiana State Bar Association, St. Burlington Resources. Ronnie received numerous walling off the subdivision The big enchilada is Mary Parish Bar Association, St. Thomas More Safety and Production awards along the way. He from Lake Palourde. I-49 South. The idea is to Catholic Lawyers’ Association. Over the span of truly had a passion for the Oil and Gas Industry. But that plan could upgrade U.S. 90 to inter- four decades Nick received many honors and He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered cost $30 million, and no state standards from awards in the law profession, from being inducted by his wife of 56 years, Sandra Dean Ratcliff of funding sources has been Lafayette, where I-49 into the Phi Delta Legal Fraternity, Phi Kappa Phi Morgan City; two children, Rhonda Ratcliff announced. currently ends at I-10, all Honor Society, to being inducted as an LSU Hall of Gurinsky and husband Charles of San Antonio, In Patterson, Mayor the way to New Orleans. Fame member. He was also awarded the Leadership Texas, and Ronald Joseph Ratcliff Jr. and wife Rodney Grogan recently In our area, that and Outstanding Service Award as well as Monique of Berwick; seven grandchildren, Jennifer announced that the city means eliminating cross- Outstanding Service Award with the Louisiana Meredith and husband Reid, Nathan Gurinsky and government will receive over intersections be- Trial Lawyers Association. When Nick was not wife Campbell “Camy”, Rachel Gurinsky, Sylvan $2.1 million from the tween the Calumet Cut practicing law, he treasured every moment he was Gurinsky, Rustin Ratcliff, Reise Ratcliff and Rhett president’s American and Berwick. able to spend with his family and friends. The time Ratcliff; three great-grandchildren, Caroline Rescue Plan. But he also In a 2013 meeting of he spent on the golf course and around the card ta- Meredith, Maddie Sue Meredith and Palmer noted that just one state and local officials, ble with his friends were truly treasured moments. Meredith; one brother, Randolph C. Ratcliff Jr. and flood-control project, de- transportation experts He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered wife Barbara of Morgan City; one sister, Elsie Ann signed to protect homes said that work was to cost by his wife, Katherine Thimmesch LaRocca of Gaudet and husband Bobby of Morgan City; two sis- south of the railroad an estimated $435 mil- Morgan City; five children, Rosalyn Conrad and ters-in-law, Michelle Ratcliff of Morgan City and tracks, will cost $2.6 mil- lion. But, because the husband Ken of Berwick, Philip LaRocca of Morgan Linda Dean of California; and one brother-in-law, lion. state couldn’t find a fund- City, Hugh LaRocca of Morgan City, Mary Alice Norris Leon of Bayou Vista. Drivers in east St. ing source, engineers Fuhrer and husband Tony of Berwick, and Nicholas Ronnie was preceded in death by his parents, Mary get a daily remind- LaRocca III of Lafayette; five grandchildren, Randolph Sr. and Shirley Mayon Ratcliff; one daugh- came up with a slimmed er of the need for infra- down $238 million plan. Parker Conrad, Katie Conrad, James Fuhrer III, ter, Kimberly Ann Ratcliff; one brother, Michael structure improvements. It’s eight years later, Spencer Fuhrer, Emma Ann LaRocca; three sib- David Ratcliff; one sister, Susan Ratcliff Leon; and Traffic on the U.S. 90 and no funding sources lings, Penny Kelley and husband Mike of father and mother-in-law, Thomas and Natalia bridge has been limited has been announced for Fernandina Beach, Florida, Kim Roth and husband Dean. to one lane in either di- Tommy of New Orleans, Chris LaRocca and wife A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at the $238 million project, Tara of Morgan City; numerous nieces and neph- noon on Thursday, April 29, 2021 at St. Stephen either. ews. Catholic Church with Monsignor J. Douglas It’s great to get grants Nick was preceded in death by his parents, Courville celebrating Mass. A visitation will be held and the one-off multimil- Nicholas Sr. and Alice Adams LaRocca. from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, April lion projects. But the A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 29, 2021 at Twin City Funeral Home. Following United States, a nation 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at Sacred Mass, Ronnie will be laid to rest in the Morgan City with greater material Heart Catholic Church with Father Jay Baker cele- Cemetery. prosperity than this brating the Mass. A visitation will be held from Those honored to serve as pallbearers will be world has ever known, 8:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, April 27, Ronald Ratcliff Jr., Rustin Ratcliff, Reise Ratcliff, has allowed its most im- 2021 at Twin City Funeral Home. Following Mass Rhett Ratcliff, Nathan Gurinsky, Sylvan Gurinsky, portant assets to fall into Nick will be laid to rest in the Morgan City Brad Ratcliff, Randyl Ratcliff, Bobby Gaudet Jr. disrepair. Cemetery. Keith Leon. RUMMAGE SALE We haven’t been keep- Friends are invited to leave condolence messages Friends are invited to leave condolence messages Hosted by First United ing the place up. for the family at www.twincityfh.com for the family at www.twincityfh.com Methodist Church, 109 That $2 trillion boost would be nice. But what Twin City Twin City Gilmore Drive, Berwick, we really need is a plan Funeral has been Funeral has been 2-6 p.m. Thursday and to keep from getting into entrusted with the entrusted with the Friday, April 29-30; and 8 arrangements. arrangements. a.m. to noon, Saturday, this shape again. www.twincityfh.com www.twincityfh.com May 1. Features furni- Bill Decker is manag- ture and household ing editor of The Daily (Paid Notice) (Paid Notice) items. Masks required. Review.

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Almanac Louisiana Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 79° Low ...... 56° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... 0.00” 71/87 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow Your Source For All 71/89 tomorrow’s highs. Stationary front Rain Ice RealFeel Temperature® Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Local News, Sports & Lifestyles The patented AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature bands are highs for the day. Temperature is an exclusive index of the effects of temperature, wind, humidity, Alexandria National Summary sunshine intensity, cloudiness, precipitation, pressure and elevation on the human body. 72/86 Rain and thunderstorms will stretch from the southern Plains to New England tomorrow, Shown is the highest value for each day. with flash flooding possible. Near-record warmth will dominate the upper Ohio Valley Wednesday ...... 89° and mid-Atlantic. The West will heat up as showers dampen the North Central and Four Thursday ...... 89° Corners states. Friday ...... 81° Saturday ...... 84° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Sunday ...... 82° Lafayette 71/87 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 72/84 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Wednesday, April Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change 28. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Call Today & Subscribe Lake Charles 73/84 Galveston — 6:04 a.m. High 1.8; 11:52 a.m. Low 1.1; 3:51 p.m. High 1.3; 11:08 p.m. Low 8 a.m...... 1 74/84 MORGAN CITY Simmesport 47 32.11 F0.52 Noon ...... 5 74/82 -0.2 Butte Larose 25 17.29 F0.12 Vermilion Bay — 5:32 a.m. High 2.1; 11:19 The Daily Review 4 p.m...... 4 Houma Morgan City 4 6.10 F0.10 a.m. Low 1.3; 3:19 p.m. High 1.5; 10:35 p.m. 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 71/82 Low -0.2 384-8370 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI Joseph Bayou — 9:26 a.m. High 1.6; 6:56 p.m. 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 36.70 F1.30 Low -0.1; none High ; none Low The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 9:50 a.m. Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 48.10 F0.90 High 1.2; 8:34 p.m. Low -0.1; none High ; none Synopsis: Surface high pressure east of the area will continue The State Red Riv Ldg 48 52.10 F0.70 Low to yield a modest onshore flow, with winds strengthening tonight Sun and Moon Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 9:24 as low pressure develops to our west and northwest. The next shot Wed. Thu. Wed. Thu. Baton Rouge 35 35.40 F0.40 a.m. High 1.5; 7:00 p.m. Low -0.1; none High of rain will come late this week as an upper low and cool front ap- ; none Low Sunrise Wednesday ...... 6:25 a.m. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Donaldsville 27 24.90 F0.40 proach the coastal waters, with northerly winds expected behind Sunset Wednesday night ...... 7:40 p.m. Biloxi Bay — 10:53 a.m. High 1.9; 8:43 p.m. Abbeville 81 72 pc 83 63 c Houma 82 70 pc 83 67 c New Orleans 17 13.40 F0.20 the frontal passage for the end of the week. Moonrise Wednesday ...... 9:50 p.m. Low -0.2; none High ; none Low Alexandria 86 71 pc 87 64 t Kenner 85 73 pc 87 72 c OHIO Wine Island — 10:58 a.m. High 1.5; 9:36 p.m. Pascagoula to Atchafalaya River Moonset Wednesday ...... 7:39 a.m. Low -0.1; none High ; none Low Tonight through Wednesday night, southeast winds 10 to 15 Baton Rouge 87 69 pc 87 64 c Lafayette 84 71 pc 83 64 c Cairo 40 24.46 F0.30 Last New First Full Bogalusa 85 67 pc 87 67 c Lake Charles 84 72 c 82 65 c knots, seas 1 to 2 feet, cloudy at night, sunny during the day. Bossier City 88 71 pc 82 60 t Monroe 87 69 pc 84 59 t Thursday through Friday, variable winds 10 to 15 knots, seas 1 to 2 Chalmette 84 73 pc 86 73 c New Iberia 83 71 pc 84 64 c Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly feet, chance of showers and thunderstorms. Extended Marine Forecast Crowley 84 72 pc 85 63 c New Orleans 84 72 pc 87 71 c cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Forecasts and graphics provided by r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 Friday night, variable winds 10 to 15 knots, seas 1 foot, May 3 May 11 May 19 May 26 Harvey 84 72 pc 87 72 c Shreveport 89 72 pc 82 58 t cloudy. Saturday, northeast winds 10 knots, seas 1 foot, sunny. RUN YOUR AD HERE RUN YOUR AD HERE Every Tuesday Every Tuesday For Only ... For Only ... $80 $80 PER MONTH! PER MONTH!

held with no bond set. charge of simple domestic Arrests St. Martin abuse battery. Art show artists Sheriff Becket (Continued from Page 3) Assumption Breaux reported these mons to appear July 22. Sheriff Leland Fal- arrests: con reported this arrest: Morgan City —Melodie Vormann, —Victoria Arnold, 36, Police Chief James 25, Eastview Drive, Can- of La. 1007, Napoleon- F. Blair reported that yon Lake, Texas, was ar- ville, was arrested Satur- rested Saturday by the over the last 72-hour peri- day on charges of felony Louisiana State Police on od, the Morgan City Po- theft and felony identity a charge of reckless oper- lice Department respond- theft. ed to 100 calls for service ation of a vehicle, failure The arrest related to n and made this arrest: to yield to an emergency the recent theft of funds —Robert Joseph Guss- vehicle, simple possession man Jr., 48, Aucoin of marijuana, possession from a private individual. Street, Morgan City, was of Schedule II drugs, pro- On Wednesday, uni- arrested on at 4:15 p.m. hibited acts (drug para- formed patrol deputies Friday on a charge of en- phernalia), and posses- responded to a complaint try on or remaining in sion of a firearm while near Napoleonville into places or on land after committing or attempting the theft of funds from a Submitted Photos forbidden. a crime. personal bank account. Here are the participants in the Patterson Junior High Talented Art Show, —Trellis Etienne, 23, Deputies interviewed the front row from left: Jailynn Bol (first place), Savannah Jones, Lailah Sam Franklin Odile Street, Lafayette, victim, who indicated (third place), Jenna Leblanc, Mia Knight, Lainey Blanco and Judge Amber Police Chief Morris was arrested Friday on that he had been in a re- Beverly said the Franklin charges of illegal posses- lationship with Arnold. Monceaux. Back row: Judge Sarah Broussard, Madeline Guillot, Alexis Police Department respond- sion of stolen things, sim- That relationship ended Rosenthal, Madison Bourgeois, Gabby Jones, Isabella Fruge (second place), ed to 33 complaints over the ple possession of marijua- several days ago. London Gowan and Judge Rose Hale. Honorable mentions went to Gabby past weekend and made na and violation of the The victim, at some point, Plessala, Kadence Lyall and Camren Rochel. these arrests: controlled dangerous sub- discovered that there were —Lynn Lovell, 48, Kirk stance laws. nine transactions on his Street, Franklin, was ar- —Bryan Simar, 35, bank account through a rested at 3:11 p.m. Fri- Nassans Road, St. Martin- day on a warrant dated ville, was arrested Friday cash app, and a total of April 18 for three counts on warrants for failure to $3,900 was stolen from that of battery of a dating appear on charges of do- account. partner and simple as- mestic abuse aggravated Deputies launched an in- sault. Lovell was addi- assault; manufacture, dis- vestigation and determined tionally arrested on the tribution or possession that there indeed had been charges of possession of with intent to distribute nine transactions of with- methamphetamine and Schedule II drugs; operat- drawing funds from the ac- possession of drug para- ing a vehicle with a sus- count between March12 phernalia, and a warrant pended license; and aggra- and March 17. for parole violation. vated assault. Deputies were able to Lovell was booked, pro- —Joshua Bourque, 30, identify Arnold as the sus- cessed and transported Landry Drive, Baker, was pect resulting in multiple to the St. Mary Parish arrested Friday on a warrants being issued for Law Enforcement Cen- charge of theft ($1-$999). her arrest. ter. —Torraino Johnson, 36, Arnold was arrested on Here are the St. Mary Parish District Art Show winners from Bayou Vista Elementary, —Chris Baptiste, 53, Casgilione Street, New Saturday in Ascension Par- front row from left: Macy Ashley, honorable mention; Bralie Aucoin, second place; Hamilton Street, Frank- Orleans, was arrested Fri- ish. The suspect was trans- Emma McKinney, first place; Averie Chesteen, second place; Emma Falgout, first lin, was arrested at 7:41 day on a hold for the U.S. ferred and booked into the a.m. Friday on a warrant Marshals Service. place; and Jaxon Chesteen, honorable mention. Back row: Participation recognition Assumption Parish Deten- for the St. Mary Parish —Gaige Thibodeaux, went to Lilly Hollier, Autumn Bach, Laiken Chautin, John Abandico, Madison Olivier, Sheriff’s Office for failure 20, Roberts Street, Breaux tion Center and released Kyla McIntyre and Luke Lipari. They're shown with Principal Kiante Gunner. Not pic- to register as a sex of- Bridge, was arrested Sun- on a $25,000 commercial tured are Michael Rock, third place, and Joseph Aucoin, participation. fender. Baptiste was day by the Breaux Bridge bond. booked, processed and Police Department on a Senate committee OKs 9TH ANNUAL MORGAN CITY OILFIELD 9TH ANNUAL MORGAN CITY OILFIELD casino's move south GOLF TOURNAMENT FISHING RODEO FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 By DAVID JACOBS Jacks Casino in Bossier City At The Atchafalaya at Idlewild Golf Course SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2021 The Cente Square last year. A Louisiana Senate com- P2E has proposed build- 10:00 A.M. SHOTGUN START Weigh-in 2:00-4:00 p.m. - Morgan City Auditorium ---- 2 Person Scramble ---- PLEASE PRINT mittee narrowly advanced a ing a $250 million facility in Team Captain:______bill Monday that would let a Slidell, on the northeast TEAM CAPTAIN Name:______Company Sponsor:______company move its casino li- shore of Lake Pontchartrain cense from Bossier City to in St. Tammany Parish. The Phone:______Address:______St. Tammany Parish if par- project could support 1,900 Email:______City/State/Zip: ______ish voters and state regula- permanent jobs, said Sen. Company/Firm: ______Phone:______tors approve. Sharon Hewitt, the Slidell ______TEAM MEMBERS: The change could boost Republican who authored Participant:______tax revenue by more than Senate Bill 213. PLAYER 2 Company:______$60 million, though the Leg- “It’s about giving our local Name:______islative Fiscal Office said it’s community the opportunity Phone:______Phone:______difficult to estimate “due to to vote,” Hewitt said, noting E-mail: ______a lack of specific plans and the Louisiana Gaming Con- Email:______Make Checks Payable to: MCOFR information.” trol Board also would have Company/Firm: ______Mail form with check to: MCOFR, P.O. Box 2116, Those numbers, however, to approve the move. ______Morgan City, LA 70381 - Or Hand Deliver to: don’t take into account the The Shreveport/Bossier Tanks-A-Lot, 7723 Hwy 182 E., Morgan City, La 70380 negative impacts the casino market is considered over- Make Checks Payable to: MCOFR Golf Tournament Deadline: Wednesday, June 9th by 5:00 P.M. could have, especially in saturated. Moving a casino Mail form with check to: MCOFR, P.O. Box 2116, Morgan City, LA 70381 - Or Hand Deliver to: q Single Boat $100 q Gold Sponsor - $1,000 - Slidell, where the facility to southeast Louisiana Tanks-A-Lot, 7723 Hwy 182 E., Morgan City, La 70380 q q Diamond Sponsor- $2,500 Corporate Sponsor - $500 may be placed, opponents could attract some state Deadline: Wednesday, June 9th by 5:00 P.M. q Platinum - $1,500 said. residents who otherwise q 2 Person Scramble- $100 per player q Corporate - $500 Category(s) Pacific Peninsula Enter- might visit properties in q Hole Sponsor- $100 per hole q Gold - $1,000 ___Redfish ___Bass ___All ___Catfish ___Speckled Trout tainment, or P2E, wants to Mississippi without taking q Flag Sponsor - $200 q Beverage/Cart - $400 ANY/ALL ENTRIES INCLUDE TRASH FISH CATEGORY relocate its casino license, very much business from For More Info Contact: Spring Aucoin - 985-385-1913 one of 15 in the state. The the New Orleans market. For More Info Contact: Spring Aucoin - 985-385-1913 or or email [email protected] company closed Diamond- supporters said. Rob Radtke - 985-518-5050 or email [email protected]