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     St. Mary senator will chair tax panel By DAVID JACOBS That committee doomed an early roll- for by corresponding spending reduc- Sen. Cleo Fields, D-Baton Rouge, The Center Square back of a temporary 0.45 cent sales tax tions. will chair the Education Committee. Republicans will chair 12 of the 17 and legislation that Sen. Sharon Hewitt, R-Slidell, will Though a liberal Democrat on most is- standing committees in the Louisiana would have limited chair Senate and Governmental sues, Fields is more supportive of char- state Senate for the 2020-2024 term, government spending Affairs, which also will be closely ter schools than many of his party col- including the two committees that to 98% of the official watched because it will play a key role leagues. In the last election, Fields de- have the most control of taxpayer dol- revenue projection. in redistricting. feated former Rep. Pat Smith, a lars. Senate Finance, Republicans hold 27 of the Senate’s Democrat aligned with teachers’ Sen. Mach “Bodi” White, R-Central, chaired by Democratic 39 seats. But new Senate President unions, with help from business-ori- will chair the Senate Finance Sen. Eric LaFleur, also Bret Page Cortez, like his predecessor John ented Republicans. Committee, which handles the state at times was a firewall Allain Alario, nonetheless tapped Democrats Democrats also will lead the commit- budget. Sen. Bret Allain, R-Franklin, for bills passed by the for leadership roles. tees focused on labor and retirement, will be chairman of Revenue and Fiscal more conservative Sen. Karen Carter Peterson, D-New along with one of the three Judiciary Affairs, which oversees tax policy. House. The committee last year shot Orleans, will lead Local and Municipal committees. Democrat J.P. Morrell chaired down several bills that would have re- Affairs. Peterson is the chairwoman of Sen. Fred Mills was appointed Revenue and Fiscal Affairs last year. duced state revenue but were not paid the state Democratic Party. Senate parliamentarian. 2020 Census Farmers face flooding will count for St. Mary By BILL DECKER bdecker From the @daily-review.com You may remember Editor from previous stories You can, almost liter- about Census Bureau es- ally, make people count. timates that the popula- You can learn more 8 tion of St. Mary Parish a.m.-noon Jan. 31 at the shrank by nearly 9% in New Patterson the recently ended de- Community Center, for- cade. Berwick didn’t merly Patterson Junior have the biggest esti- High, 1101 Church St. mated loss, 9.6%, but it It’s a Census Bureau may have been affected recruiting event for peo- most because the town is ple who may be interest- near the population ed in working on the threshold for becoming a 2020 Census, the nation- city. al roll call required every Berwick Mayor Duval 10 years by the U.S. Arthur pointed to a dif- Constitution. ferent estimate, an LSU Bonnie Sherman, who product based on a dif- is directing the Census ferent method, that effort in St. Mary Parish, showed an increase. recently told the LSU AgCenter Theoretically, at least, Patterson City Council A truck rolls through a muddy sugar cane field in this file photo from February. this is the year we find that 500 people will be out who’s right. And you employed in the count lo- can take part in that cally. process. (Continued on Page 10) They fighting high water, high costs Banner-Tribune (Atchafalaya River). A lot of the their funds are limited. FRANKLIN — Chad Gianfala, sediment can’t get out into the “There’s a guy we hire who has owner and operator of B and B Gulf, so it is headed down the a mud boat with a front-end MLK Day gift Farms, in partnership with Intracoastal (Intracoastal loader on it, and we go in and try Adeline Planting Co. and chair- Waterway) toward the west, and to open up these outlets all along man of the Consolidated it is silting up all of our drainage the Intracoastal canals, trying to Drainage District 1 speaks about canals. So we are having issues solve some of the problem with tidal surges and flood conditions almost back to Highway 90.” what little funding we’ve got. in west St. Mary Parish with the But that’s nowhere near what ease and authority which only 'Even just with needs to be done.” comes from extensive subject According to Gianfala, an in- knowledge. regular tides, we get formal committee of local farm- He says west St. Mary drain- the water in, but we ers has formed, and they meet age issues have affected his every so often to air grievances farming operation for 18 years, just can’t get it out.' and discuss possible solutions. and have been getting worse —Chad Gianfala, He further stated that he year by year, with last year hav- St. Mary farmer thought it would be helpful for ing been the worst. the committee to meet with the “The (St. Mary Parish) Levee levee district, the drainage dis- District is doing what they’re Gianfala confided that his trict, and parish government, if meant to do,” Gianfala said. farm is having trouble cultivat- for nothing else than for the “They’re building levees up and ing and fertilizing due to tidal farmers to have a venue where blocking off major canals. But surges, saying, “Even just with their voices may be heard, “and it’s forcing that water more to regular tides, we get the water to see if we can get the Jaws the west. in, but we just can’t get it out.” opened up and the Calumet Cut, “The Calumet Cut needs to be Pointing to last year’s swollen to see if we can get some relief.” Submitted Photo opened back up. The ‘jaws,’ rivers, he put the estimated time That relief, Gianfala posed, On Monday, community members and organiz- (where Charenton Canal and of effect at nine months. “We had should come in the form of a ers of the New-Age Patterson Civic Organization Jaws Bay empty into West Cote two feet of water above regular dredging project, and in the ar- came together in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King. Blanche Bay) that run out of tides, just with the river being eas he outlined. that high,” he reported. And that Mark Patout, a 40-year sugar This year’s theme is “We Need a Game Plan” Baldwin, which takes on water all the way north of Alexandria was before Hurricane Barry add- cane farmer in west St. Mary, and was set to feature a guest speaker, a march, and back to Loreauville, all of ed a registered 4-1/2-foot tidal was comprehensive about his music, lunch, and a variety of youth-geared ac- that is plugged up. It’s silted up surge. opinion of what needs to get do- tivities. New-Age Patterson Civic Organization really badly. Gianfala said he and others at ne to combat flooding in the ar- members Latrina Benjamin, left, activity director, "And I think a lot of that has the drainage district have tried ea, saying, “Something needs to and Tina Johnson, right, vice president, accept contributed to the high water taking matters into their own be done to get the water out in a manner where we can mitigate a donation from Patterson State Bank Assistant events we have been having hands in order to clear out some these last few years on the river of the silt in coastal canals, but (Continued on Page 10) Vice President and Loan Officer Cindy Cart.

AccuWeather State Lifestyles St. Mary Contact Us 51 33 (See Page 11) (See Page 12) (See Page 2) (See Page 11) News, Advertising and Winter is back, at least Here's a record you Louisiana adults have A traffic stop in Patter- Circulation High Low for a couple of days. didn't know Louisiana a problem: They're not son turns up synthetic The low will be near set: People helped by active enough. marijuana, the Sheriff's Call 985-384-8370 freezing Tuesday morn- organ donations. Office says. www.stmarynow.com ing and in the mid-30s Thursday morning. Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020 Lifestyles Dear Abby By Jeanne Phillips ©Universal Press Syndicate

DEAR ABBY: I mar- Sometimes we meet at ried someone who turned one of our homes and out to be very abusive play board games or and controlling of me and cards, or dance in the liv- the kids. I felt powerless ing room and enjoy the to leave with them be- laughter that comes with cause of the emotional it. It’s a time when we control, and I had no way just enjoy being family. to make a living to sup- Our brother’s lady port them. friend, a very nice per- They are all adults son, has arrived, uninvit- now, and three of them ed, the last three times have been in unhealthy we have gotten together. relationships. I know Talk about a par- their example of a good ty-pooper. We have ex- marriage or a long-term plained, as graciously as relationship was awful we know how, that these because of how their fa- times are very important ther treated me. to us. Our brother has A map provided by the Centers for Disease ed by the CDC, 30% or more of adults in I live with the guilt asked her to please allow Control and Prevention shows the prevalence of Louisiana reported that they did not participate and pain of that, but be- us this time for family, yond that, seeing three of but she just laughs and self-reported physical inactivity among U.S. in any physical activities or exercises during the my four kids in similar says it’s silly for grown adults by state and territory. In studies conduct- previous month. abusive relationships is people to be so needy of painful. each other. (She has six When two of my girls siblings who live close by reach out to me when and with whom she LSU AgCenter program things are not going well, keeps in contact.) I’m supportive and I try We all love each other to be helpful. I guess my and are aware that life is question is, given my ex- truly short and that we addresses inactivity issue ample of an unhealthy are very lucky to still marriage, will any advice have this close bond I give them fall on deaf when so many families By TOBIE BLANCHARD said. “We know that every commu- goals that are SMART — specific, ears? Should I just lis- do not. nity is different, so the type of manageable, attainable, relevant LSU AgCenter ten? I don’t feel like any- Can you suggest what work that we do is decided by local and time-specific. BATON ROUGE — Maps re- thing I say will help. we can do to make her community members.” —Prioritize. Schedule activity leased by the Centers for Disease UNHAPPY MOM understand what this Small adjustments such as add- on your calendar just as you would Control and Prevention show that IN THE SOUTH time together means to ing crosswalks on streets or better an appointment for your child or a Louisiana is one of seven states us and that she is the ul- lighting on walking paths help to doctor’s appointment. with the highest prevalence of DEAR UNHAPPY timate uninvited guest? improve access to physical activity —Still no time to work out? Try physical inactivity among adults. MOM: Of course you JUST THE SIBS opportunities. incorporating small bouts of physi- The findings indicate that more should listen, but that IN LOUISIANA than 15% of adults in every state With an obesity rate of 35%, and cal activity into your day and re- doesn’t mean you are inactive. That number jumps 16 of 64 parishes with obesity rates ducing sedentary activities such as shouldn’t also weigh DEAR SIBS: What to 30% or more in Louisiana. over 40%, Louisiana residents dis- watching TV. in on what is happen- gall! Your brother’s The LSU AgCenter is working to proportionally suffer from high —Do things you enjoy. If you do ing to them. It could girlfriend does not address physical inactivity in the rates of chronic diseases such as di- things you enjoy with people you be very helpful if you have the right to judge state through the Healthy abetes, heart disease and stroke. like, it will seem less like a chore, point out to them that your family spending Communities initiative. Healthy The Healthy Communities project and you will be more likely to stick what they witnessed time with one another Communities is a community-led is working to combat obesity by ap- with it over time. while growing up was as “silly.” It’s the process in which the AgCenter as- proaching health holistically. The CDC study combined four not normal — and ex- height of rudeness. sists community partners make Holston offered tips to help years of data from the Behavioral plain what IS accept- Please point out to changes that promote health and adults get started with more phys- Risk Factor Surveillance System. able behavior in an him that her behavior help make the healthy choice the ical activity: The South had the highest rates of adult relationship. is an important red easy choice for community members. —Make an appointment with physical inactivity. Besides You might also apol- flag for him to consid- Denise Holston, an AgCenter nu- your doctor to get medical clear- Louisiana, states with inactivity ogize for not being er. The next time she trition specialist and registered di- ance to participate in physical ac- rates 30% or higher included stronger earlier on, drops by uninvited, etitian, is leading the program tivity. Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, and explain that their your brother should across the state to address nutrition —Make notes of what types of Mississippi, Oklahoma and father had eroded put his foot down and and physical activity in Louisiana. activities you enjoy. Do you pre- Tennessee. your self-esteem to not let her intrude. “We might, for example, help a fer to be physically active in In the release of these findings, such an extent that community work on making exist- groups? Do you prefer to be the CDC reported that inactivity you were paralyzed. DEAR READERS: ing park facilities more attractive, physically active throughout the contributes to one in 10 premature If their experiences Today we remember help make a downtown more walk- day or in the morning or at deaths in the U.S. and is associat- mirror your own, the birthday of the able or create physical activity night? ed with $117 billion in annual point that out, too, Rev. Martin Luther through painted play spaces,” she —Start slowly and set small health care costs. and offer them the King Jr., who in 1968 number of the Nation- was martyred in the al Domestic Violence cause of civil rights. Hotline (800-799-7233). In that time of in- If you do, it might not sanity, his was a voice only open their eyes, of reason when he elo- but also give them the quently preached, escape they need. “Love is the only force capable of transform- DEAR ABBY: My sib- ing an enemy into a lings and I have always friend.” enjoyed spending quality time together, and every *** eight to 10 weeks or so LSU AgCenter/Olivia McClure Photo we get together for “Sib- Abby shares more than 100 Members of the LSU AgCenter-led Healthy La. 10 in Greensburg during a tour to identify ways lings Day.” of her favorite recipes in two Communities coalition are escorted by a St. Helena to improve nutrition and exercise opportunities in There’s no set schedule booklets: “Abby’s Favorite Recipes” and “More Favorite Parish sheriff’s deputy in 2016, as they walk along the town. or particular date; one of Recipes by Dear Abby.” Send us will call the others your name and mailing ad- and say, “I need some sib- dress, plus check or money or- der for $16 to: Dear Abby, lings time.” (There are Cookbooklet Set, P.O. 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Submitted Photo/Stephanie Blanchard The Daily Review/Mico Aloisio Central Catholic High School's Taylor Blanchard Patterson High School's Randy Paul Jr. CCHS falls to Assumption at Smoothie King Center

Staff Report Demondrick Blackburn led Central Catholic (8-11) first two quarters as three Tigers in double fig- scorers were as follows: The Central Catholic Central Catholic with nine will return to action Monday Morgan City led 17-16 after ures with 24 points. Other Grogan, nine; Logan Eagles fell to the points apiece. Other Central when it begins District 8-1A a quarter before Patterson Morgan City scorers were Linston, six; Bennett and Assumption Mustangs 59- Catholic scorers were as follows: action at Centerville in a took a 27-26 halftime ad- as follows: Nylan Francis, Jaquan Gray, four each; 31 at the Smoothie King Tyler Smith and D.J. Lewis, 7:30 p.m. contest. vantage. Patterson and 15; Tylan Bennet, 13; and Shemar Naverre, three; Center in New Orleans four each; Vernon Singleton and Patterson tops Morgan City entered the Taaj Delaune, seven. and Jamal Francois, two. Saturday evening. Kye Morgel, two apiece; and Morgan City fourth quarter tied at 43. Wednesday, Morgan City Morgan City (7-12) will Central Catholic fell be- Davidyione Bias, one. The Patterson Lumbe- Elijah Williams led three defeated Centerville 50-36 return to action Tuesday hind early, trailing 13-5 after Friday, Central Catholic rjacks defeated the Lumberjacks in double fig- in Morgan City. when it opens District 8-4A a quarter and 33-8 at half- fell to South Terrebonne 74- Morgan City Tigers 68- ures with 18 points. Other The Tigers outscored action at home against time. The Eagles outscored 72 in triple overtime. 59 in nondistrict action Patterson scorers were as Centerville in every quar- Ellender at 7 p.m. the Mustangs in the third Blanchard led four at Patterson Friday. follows: Kyler Paul, 17; Kai ter, taking a 13-9 lead after Patterson (15-9) will re- period to cut their deficit to Eagles in double figures Patterson broke open a Schexnayder, 11; Ty Walton, a quarter, a 25-18 halftime turn to action Monday when 41-25 after three quarters, with 22 points. Other close game by outscoring nine; Tyrone Tillman and advantage and a 36-24 lead it meets Southern Lab in but Assumption came back Central Catholic scorers Morgan City 25-16 in the Randy Paul Jr., five each; after three quarters. nondistrict action at the with a 17-6 fourth-quarter were as follows: Bias, 16; final period. James Gash, two; and Francis and Delaune led Martin Luther King Classic scoring advantage. Lewis, 14; Smith, 13; and The teams traded the Dillion Gunner, one. the Tigers with 11 points at Baton Rouge Community Taylor Blanchard and Blackburn, seven. lead at the conclusion of the Devonta Grogan led apiece. Other Morgan City College at 4 p.m. Patterson Lumberjills defeat Ascension Catholic 58-30

Staff Report City Friday. The Patterson No individual stats Lumberjills defeated were available. Ascension Catholic 58-30 Wednesday, Morgan in nondistrict action at City defeated Covenant Patterson Friday. Christian Academy 50-32 Patterson took a big in Morgan City. lead to start the game, Morgan City led 15-10 jumping out to a 16-3 after a quarter, 31-15 at lead after a quarter. The halftime and 37-20 after Lumberjills extended three periods of play. their lead to 30-10 at Haylie Crappell led halftime and 46-22 after Morgan City with 17 three periods of play. points. Other Morgan City Briyanna Butler led scorers were as follows: three Lumberjills in dou- Nikeisha Paddio, 14; ble figures with 20 Wynesha Webb and points. Other Patterson Ta’Lea Smith, six; scorers were as follows: Madelyn Poole, three; and Zorrie Spain and Nari Clark and Kailanni Randalyn Paul, 12 each; Francois, two each. Lanasia Firmin, nine; Morgan City (8-12 Keyala Hawkins, three; overall, 0-2 in district) and Nyla Phillips, two. will return to action Friday’s win snapped a Tuesday when it hosts three-game losing streak. Ellender in district play. Patterson (8-9) will re- CCHS falls to turn to action Tuesday Vermilion Catholic when it travels to face The Central Catholic Southside in a nondis- Lady Eagles fell to trict contest. Vermilion Catholic 38-24. Vandy rolls past No individual stats MCHS were available. The Vandebilt Catholic Central Catholic (10-7, Lady Terriers defeated 0-2) will return to action the Morgan City Lady Monday when it travels Tigers 52-16 in District to face Centerville in The Daily Review/Mico Aloisio The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute 8-4A action in Morgan District 8-1A action. Patterson High School's Briyanna Butler Morgan City High School's Iesha Huntley Patterson alum Grogan leads Wiley College in scoring in loss

Staff Report three-game winning trailed by as many as 14 tie the game at 69. the mark. and two steals. Adrian The Wiley College streak, and the Wildcats with 4:39 left in the A foul by the Wildcats Four Wildcats finished Dick had his third dou- men’s basketball team fall to fifth place in the game. It took advantage allowed the Saints to re- in double figures, led by ble-digit scoring perfor- struggled to make shots conference standings. of four fouls and convert- take the lead. However, Grogan’s 22 points. He mance with 10 points. in the first half and were Wiley College shot ed all eight free throws. Grubbs tied it with 38 also had two assists, one The Wildcats will hit unable to complete a 21.2% from the field in Travious Grubbs made seconds left. steal and two rebounds. the road this week, start- comeback in a 73-71 loss the first half and strug- two baskets. Patterson Wiley College was Grubbs followed with 13 ing with Texas College on to Texas’ Our Lady of the gled from the free throw High alum Taylan called for a foul with two points, nine rebounds, Thursday. The Steers Lake University line — only hitting 10-of- Grogan hit a layup with seconds left, and the three assists and three have lost their last five Saturday in a Red River 22 attempts. 1:40 left. Stephen Taylor Saints hit both free steals. Cheek shot 5-for-9 games with their latest Athletic Conference Wiley College (6-7 got a steal, and Devin throws. The Wildcats and tallied 11 points coming against Paul game in Marshall, Texas. overall, 4-3 in Red River Ellis passed to Jamir had a final opportunity, while contributing four Quinn College on The loss snapped a Athletic Conference) Cheek, who laid it in to but their shot was off rebounds, three assists Saturday. Page 4, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020 THE VILLAGE IDIOT Th e Daily Review Feature Page Gimme Shelter Magazines

HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by Jim Mullen “Hmmm, that looks comfy.” by I was fl ipping through a glossy home decor mag- Eugenia azine and stopped at a section on bathrooms. The Last featured element, the tub, was a harsh, gray rect- angle with knife-edge corners made of gray poured concrete. If it weren’t for the rose petals fl oating on top of the water, you might mistake it for a particu- larly cruel and unusual horse trough. Maybe the rose petals are there to lure alien life forms, because certainly no human will ever sit and Tuesday, January 21 soak in that tub. How would you clean it? Sandblast Make up your mind, set the soap ring? a course and don’t stray If the tub was harsh, the sink looked as if it came from your chosen path. from the Country Club Prison Collection. It was a This year will be a turn- stainless steel basin that jutted from the wall with ing point in your life. It’s no pipes showing, presumably so they couldn’t be time to eliminate what is ripped out and used as a weapon during an escape no longer of benefit and attempt. The toilet, though, looked as if it came from replace the unnecessary the future. You would need special training to use it, with what you need to like the astronauts on the space station. reach your goal. As I looked at the pictures, all I could think was, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- “These guys don’t have kids.” I don’t even think they Feb. 19) -- If you put have adults. There were no wet towels lying across blood, sweat and tears the tub, no half-squeezed tubes of toothpaste by the HEART OF THE CITY into a worthy cause, you will meet someone who sink. There were no nail-clippers, brushes or combs can benefit you in unex- in sight. No trash can with a strand of dental fl oss pected ways. Speak up to hanging down the side, no bottles of prescription create a following. medicines scattered about. No towels showing their PISCES (Feb. 20-March age, no deodorant sticks or cologne bottles visible, no 20) -- Mistakes are like- lipstick, no mascara, no mouthwash. ly to happen, and com- Absolutely nothing indicated human habitation. promise will end up be- Who lives here? Robby the Robot? If so, why does he ing necessary. Evaluate need a toilet? what’s going on instead Home design magazines call themselves “shelter” of letting anger set in and magazines now. I wonder if that’s how the editors cost you financially, emo- talk to each other at dinner parties. BIG NATE tionally or physically. “Nice shelter you’ve got here, Bob! Who does the ARIES (March 21-April rose petals in your bathtub? My guy quit, so I’m 19) -- Reevaluate person- looking for someone. By the way, have you got any al relationships. You can- Band-Aids? I cut my hand on your tub, but I couldn’t not keep doing things for fi nd the medicine cabinet. Oh, the medicine cabinet everyone around you and is the thing made out of razor wire? I thought that neglecting what you need was a towel rack! You’re so right, it probably does to do for yourself. Relax keep people from snooping.” and recover. Choose love I go through shelter magazines now, not looking over conflict. for the latest trends in furniture or window treat- TAURUS (April 20-May ments, but for signs of life. You see the ultra-modern 20) -- Listen to someone living room, all white, glass and sharp corners; does CUL DE SAC with more experience. it say “cool sophistication,” or does it say “We have What you discover will no kids, no pets and no friends?” Can you imagine help you move forward having people over for beer and pizza in this joint? with your pursuits. A Can you see a mom changing a baby’s diaper on a change is long overdue. white Italian leather sofa while watching “Ellen”? Romance is on the rise. You never see a purse plopped down on the hall- GEMINI (May 21-June way table in these magazines, or a newspaper folded 20) -- If you fight for your over to the sports section. You never see a sweater beliefs, you will persuade hanging over the back of a chair, or dirty socks in others to help. A sound front of the TV cabinet. You never see crayon draw- idea will be recognized ings and family photos stuck to the refrigerator with and put into play. A part- magnets. FRANK AND ERNEST nership will flourish if Here’s a fun game idea: Try to fi nd any fi ve items equality is maintained. on this list pictured in an issue of any design maga- CANCER (June 21-July zine: a stack of junk mail, a set of car keys, a brand- 22) -- A change of heart ed bottle of dish soap, mismatched pots, refrigerator or circumstance that magnets, an open bag of lime-fl avored taco chips, someone makes shouldn’t a random pile of notes beside a phone, a jumble of leave you feeling uncer- books on a bedside table, a tube of Neosporin, read- tain. If you accept the in- ing glasses, a dog or cat dish with kibble spilled all evitable, you’ll find a way around it, some ugly thing that a relative gave the to turn what appears to owners that they display just to keep peace in the be a setback into a suc- family. cess. I don’t know what shelter magazine editors do LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) with all their personal junk when company comes. DEFLOCKED -- Think twice before you Maybe they just dump it all in the square tub and put fun before respon- cover it up with rose petals. sibilities. Uncertainty (Contact Jim Mullen at [email protected].) regarding how much COPYRIGHT 2020 UNITED FEATURE SYNDI- money you have should CATE be cleared up before you DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYN- make an unnecessary DICATION FOR UFS purchase. Choose your words wisely and avoid backlash. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. BIBLE DIGEST 22) -- Keep outside in- by G. E. Dean BORN LOSER fluences at arm’s length. Reevaluate meaningful “And they sang together by course in praising relationships and consid- and giving thanks unto the LORD; because [he er who or what is holding is] good, for his mercy [endureth] for ever toward you back. If you are up- Israel. And all the people shouted with a great front and discuss what’s shout, when they praised the LORD, because the bothering you, an oppor- foundation of the house of the LORD was laid.” tunity will arise. (Ezra 3:11 AV) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Notice the word they. It is good to be in the -- Stick to basics, be mod- house of the Lord with others to praise the Lord. erate and use your intel- Be in church this Sunday. ligence to win the support you need to get ahead. ARLO AND JANIS Don’t meddle; your time is best spent investing in your skills and future. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Don’t be fooled by a hard-luck story. Stick to what’s important to you and what will inspire you to reach your objective. A stern attitude will result in added respect. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- THATABABY Dec. 21) -- Listen care- fully, ask questions and refuse to let anyone ma- nipulate you into taking part in something that isn’t in your best interest. 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Berwick Elementary Gonzales, Wilder Rosalie Leonard, Wayne Granier, Riley Howse, Adams, Blake Blanchard, Tayvia Engleton, David School recognized top Gotcher, Zane Gregorieff, Melancon, Kelsey Stella Jones, Emma Kohen Bonin, Olivia Griffin, Taylor Hays, students for the second Aubrey Henderson, Mikeska, Emma Lecompte, Emillea Broussard, Noah Buford, Chloe Lemelle, Jace nine-weeks grading peri- Christian Jenkins, Kash, Navarro, Sam Paradee, Louviere, William Oliver, Hailey Chapman, Zane Lipari, Connor Martin, od of the 2019-20 school Jones, Lorenzo Lightfoot, Kenley Regan and Aiden Alle Ana Perez, Parker Cooper, Eli Crochet, Lily Meredieth, Lauren year. Arian Malveaux, Marcus Rodriguez. Portier, Kelsie Raymond, Gabriella Da Costa, Navarro, Evan First-grade principal’s Ortega, Ava Patureau, Third-grade principal’s Graham Richoux, Sophia Gabriel Duhon, Parker Stanberry, Alexia list includes Sydney Hayden Pillsbury, list includes Addie Ruiz, Brooklyn Saujon Dupre, Tamiyah Fagan, Stratton, Graham St Arceneaux, Bella Wren, Yraimarie Sanchez, Rosa Aucoin, Levi Carline, and Arabella Phoebe Fears, Emma Romain and Elijah Mia Davis, Carter Vasquez, Olivia White Elena Carlos, Hendrix Thibodeaux. Fontenot, Madisson Vinning. Dekerlegand, Fraylee and Landon Yarbrough. Falgout, Victoria Fourth-grade princi- Gibson, John Guillot, Fifth-grade honor roll Francis, Avery Harris, Second-grade princi- Gonzales, Macy Hartley, pal’s list includes Gracie Latoiya Harris, Finn includes Brooklyn Nadia Holmes, Levi pal’s list includes Bailey Dominic Hillebrandt, Adams, Adelyn Aucoin, Harrison, Kingston hay- Adams, Haylee Lecompte, Breckin Armond, Reid Beadle, Sophie Matte, Orlando Stanley Aucoin, Ann ward, Ellie Jenkins, Allemand, Gavin Baker, Monceaux, Brooklyn Isabella Benedietto, Navarro, Angelica Beadle, Mallory Leighton Leger, Addison Dylan Brewer, Santana Nguyen, Carson Paradee, Milan Bergeron, Finley Pacheco, Kylee Rink, Bergeron, Mark Liner, Myles Lovell, Daigle, Noah Duay, Ellie Polkey, Brock Burgess, Makaela Gavin St Romain, Tanner Bergeron, Anna Darce, Logan Martin, Jonah Brody Gozales, Caroline Regan, Graham Richard, Crochet, Mason Davis, Thornton, Dominic Madison Exnicious, Melancon, Phoebe Hall, Shawn Harris, Carliegh Sampey, Harlie Foreman, Aubrey Tranchina and Peyton Hayden Fabre, Ayden Nelson, Emilly Osburn, Bailey Hartley, Jamia Michelyn Sanders, Griffin, Zane Leftwich, Walter. Farias, Ava Giagnorio, Michael Patereau, Hillebrandt, Kaden Sawyer Scadlock, Eduardo Martinez, Third-grade honor roll Blair Guillot, Aubrey Samouree Randle, Leonard, Emily Greyson Schoppe, Scarlette Monceaux, includes Kennedy Harris, Kristian Kameryn Stelly, Ava Martinez, Emma Matte, Cambrie Scully, Luca Grayson Montgomery, Beranek, William Izaguirre, Deshawn Taylor, Shelby Taylor, Jade Olinsky, David Tamporella, Ivy Taylor, Harper Ohlin, Hank Carrington, Natalee Ladday, Landon Linn, Kenley Thomas and Leo Padro-Blanco, Steven Emrick Torres-Daigle, Percle, Sophia Scully and Chauvin, Bryleigh Audrey Lodrigue, Avery Thornton, Perez, Ezra Soileau, Austin Walter, Remmi Scarlett St Romain, Comeaux, Easton Nicholson, Grace Tarver Fifth-grade principal’s Brennan Sustaita, Waters and Abigail West. Second-grade honor Crappell, Madelyn and Carter Wiggins. list includes Savannah Kolson Toups, Madison First-grade honor roll roll includes Allie Arthur, Felton, Rylee Fryou, Fourth-grade honor Absher, Cade Brown, Trahan, Kendall White includes Noah Bordelon, Kyson Canty, Arianni Lendon Giroir, Kaiden roll includes Benjamin Maddux Carline, Na and Mason White. Leighton Bryan, Camden Causey, William Darce, Clements, Gabriel Camdyn Dimaggio, Lexi Coronado, Danna Cruz, Fleming, Amiyah Phillip Dimaggio, Drew Fullwood, Alaia Gibson, Dinger, Parker Ellis, Noah Gros, Reid Guillot, ASK THE DOCTORS Ashia Favors, Tynslee BenjaminLacoste, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Can Be Treated By Lifestyle Changes Flowers, Sam Foret, Benson Landry, Carrielle Anthony Garcia, Naomi Lege, Ava Leonard, by Eve Glazier, M.D., velop due to overuse of toms and improving to askthedoctors@med- and Elizabeth Ko, the hands and wrists, grip strength. If your net.ucla.edu, or write: M.D. lifestyle changes can be Tournament, Saturday, symptoms continue or Ask the Doctors, c/o Jan. 25, Berwick Civic Dear Doctor: After helpful. become worse, please UCLA Health Sciences Complex. Games start at knitting, I sometimes Pay attention to wrist see your doctor. Media Relations, 10880 8 a.m. Tournament in- get tingles in my right position while knitting (Eve Glazier, M.D., Wilshire Blvd., Suite cludes 60 individuals or hand, and my doctor and during the day. Keep MBA, is an internist 1450, Los Angeles, CA, 30 competitive teams. thinks it might be the your wrists in a neutral and associate professor 90024. Owing to the vol- Free public viewing. start of carpal tunnel position and avoid ex- of medicine at UCLA ume of mail, personal syndrome. What can I treme bending. You may Health. Elizabeth Ko, replies cannot be pro- FISH FRY do to prevent it? have to change how you M.D., is an internist vided.) At Prince Hallo Dear Reader: Car- perform certain tasks, and assistant professor COPYRIGHT 2020 Masonic Lodge 116, Ber- pal tunnel syndrome including your knitting of medicine at UCLA UCLA HEALTH SAUSAGE PO’BOY wick, on Feb. 1. Menu: is a common and often technique. Some people Health.) DISTRIBUTED BY New Zorah Baptist fried fish, potato salad, painful condition that fi nd it helpful to wear (Send your questions ANDREWS MCMEEL Church, 604 Julia St., sweet peas, cake and so- occurs when the medi- wrist splints, which SYNDICATION Morgan City, selling sau- da. Cost $8. Tickets by an nerve, which plays promote optimal hand sage po’boy, chips and calling Mark Williams, a role in movement and position and minimize drink for $6 at 11 a.m. 985-397-0025 or Mel feeling in part of the pressure on the medi- Jan. 25. Call Joyce Edwards, 281-687-7173. hand, becomes squeezed an nerve. Take frequent Matthews, 985-253-4548. or compressed. This breaks during any ac- FISH PO’BOYS happens as the nerve tivities that involve the BINGO NIGHT New Salem Baptist passes from the fore- hands and wrists. Nev- Featured at January Church, 1412 Cherry St., arm to the palm via a er rest wrists on hard or Intergenerational Mixer Patterson, selling fried narrow passageway in sharp surfaces, like the at 6 p.m. Jan. 28, fish po’boy dinners 11 the wrist, known as the edge of a desk or a ta- Berwick Civic Complex. a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, carpal tunnel. Formed ble. When using a key- Sponsored by Berwick Feb. 8. Menu: fried fish in part by small wrist board or mouse, adjust High School, St. Mary po’boy, potato salad, des- bones known as carpals, seat height so wrists Council on Aging and sert and soft drink. it’s hard and rigid and don’t have to fl ex. Gen- Berwick Town Council. Donation: $7. measures roughly an tle stretching and gen- inch across. In addition tle massage, the use of CONCERT JAZZ BRUNCH to the median nerve, the cold to reduce swelling, Morgan City Com- The Mardi Gras Jazz munity Concert Associa- Brunch that was planned carpal tunnel guides the and over-the-counter tion presenting America’s Feb. 2 has been canceled. nine fl exor tendons that pain relievers can help. Got Talent Season 9 fi- Advance tickets will be bend the thumb and fi n- Recent studies have nalists, Sons of Serendip, refunded. For info call gers. shown acupuncture to at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3, Cornel Keeler, 985-385- Injury, anatomy and be clinically effective in at the Morgan City 1873. certain health problems reducing physical symp- Elizabeth Ko, M.D. and Eve Glazier, M.D. Municipal Auditorium. can contribute to de- Season subscription for MISSION MINISTRY veloping carpal tunnel two remaining concerts Program at New Salem syndrome. People with is $45, adults; $10, stu- Baptist Church, 1412 metabolic disorders Andrews McMeel Almanac dents K-12. Single con- Cherry St., Patterson on such as diabetes, in- cert tickets are $25, Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020, fl ammatory conditions Today is the 20th day nine-man teams used a Rainn Wilson adults; $5, students. at 10 a.m. Guest speaker such as rheumatoid ar- of 2020 and the 31st day soccer ball and peach Today’s Number: 444 Tickets online at www. Dorothy T. Stewart. thritis, and those who of winter. baskets. — days the hostages morgancitylive.com or at are obese are at greater Today’s History: In Today’s Quote: “A were held in the U.S. em- the door. BERWICK HOUSING risk. Heredity can also 1841, China ceded the is- guy may wear a suit and bassy in Iran. Authority taking appli- affect the size of the car- land of Hong Kong to the have a high-paying job Today’s Moon: SPECIAL OLYMPICS cations for all units Jan. pal tunnel, and there is British. and appear very mature, Between last quarter St. Mary Parish Public 23, 8:15-11 a.m. and 1:15- evidence the syndrome In 1920, the American but essentially, he’s a moon (Jan. 17) and new Civil Liberties Union 14-year-old boy.” — moon (Jan. 24). Schools annual Donna 3 p.m. Birth certificates runs in families. The Adams Memorial Special and social security cards was founded. condition is three times In 1981, the Iran hos- Olympics Track and required for all members more common in women Field Meet is 10 a.m. tage crisis ended as 52 of the household. Picture than in men, and also is Friday, Feb. 14, at Ber- American captives were ID required for all mem- more common in older wick High School stadi- ber over 18 and proof of released in Tehran, just um. Athletes compete in income. For more info, adults. Repetitive hand after President Jimmy a variety of running and (985) 385-1546. and wrist motions, like Carter left office. throwing events. Free those used in knitting, In 2009, Barack admission and public in- SCRIPTURE CAKE sewing, assembly line Obama was sworn in as vited to cheer athletes. Program at New Salem work, playing an instru- the first African Ameri- Baptist Church, 1412 ment and typing, also can president. DIONYSUS PARADE Cherry Street, Patterson, play a role. Performed In 2016, Donald Anyone wishing to Jan. 26, at 9:30 a.m. All over time, these actions Trump, 70, was sworn in place a unit in the Krewe welcome to come cele- can irritate the tissues as the oldest first-term of Dionysus parade in brate. around the fl exor ten- U.S. president. Today’s Birthdays: Berwick at 2 p.m. dons and cause them to George Burns (1896- Saturday, Feb. 22, should NEW SALEM swell. When this hap- contact Roddy Richard, 1996), actor/comedian; Baptist Church, 1412 pens, the carpal tunnel Federico Fellini (1920- 985-498-0118. All units Cherry St., Patterson, becomes crowded, which must be registered. 93), director; DeForest Mission Ministry puts pressure on the Kelley (1920-99), actor; Program at 10 a.m. median nerve. Slim Whitman (1923- AFTER PARADE Saturday, Jan. 25. Symptoms include 2013), singer-songwriter; Dance at Berwick Civic Speaker Dorothy T. tingling; numbness; Patricia Neal (1926- Complex sponsored by Stewart. 2010), actress; Edwin Krewe of Dionysus fol- weakness; pain; and a “Buzz” Aldrin (1930- ), lowing the 2 p.m. Feb. 22 burning sensation in BSA FUNDRAISER astronaut; David Lynch parade. Tickets from any the hand, particular- Boy Scout Troop 41, (1946- ), director; Paul board member. Cost $15. ly in the palm, thumb, Patterson, “Buy a Brick” and second and third Stanley (1952- ), sing- No tickets sold at the fundraiser is ongoing. fi ngers. Sometimes, the er-songwriter; Bill Maher door. Bricks: $75, 4-by-8 inch- pain can extend along (1956- ), comedian/TV es; $85, with clip art or the arm. In more severe host; Rainn Wilson IRISH/ITALIAN logo. Money raised sup- cases, it’s possible for (1966- ), actor; Questlove Walking Parade at 2 ports Troop 41 programs. (1971- ), musician; Nick carpal tunnel syndrome p.m. Saturday, March 14, To purchase a brick con- Foles (1989- ), football in Morgan City spon- tact a troop member or to to weaken grip strength, player. sored by Krewe of order online visit www. and to affect the ability Today’s Fact: Martin Dionysus. Anyone wish- polarengraving.com/ to distinguish between Luther King Jr. Day was ing to participate should BSATroop41. cold and heat. celebrated as a federal call Walter Shepherd, When the onset of holiday for the first time 985-312-9500. Cost: $10 FACEBOOK PAGE carpal tunnel syndrome on this day in 1986. a person. For The Daily Review arises due to the health Today’s Sports: In now is active. To follow problems mentioned 1892, the first official PICKLEBALL our feeds, visit http:// earlier, those should be basketball game was Krewe of Pickleball www.facebook.com/dai- addressed fi rst. If the played in Springfield, Sixth Fun Pickleball lyreview condition begins to de- Massachusetts. The two Page 6, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020

PUBLIC NOTICE program at Tri- learn. It is always ing the Census nior High School the art room a 11/22/2019 carried. umph Baptist a fun time in Ms. 2020 seriously this M. E. Norman home away from APPOINT- Item # 3: To Centerville, Church in Frank- Trigg’s math class time since Louisi- Elementary School home.” MENTS: consider and Louisiana lin, Louisiana. from finding the ana had lost a West St. Mary As the winner of Courtney An- take action with December 12, 2019 Jonae has enlisted measurements of Congressional seat High School the year’s contest, drews – Assistant respect to adopt- The St. Mary in the United angles in the dark due to its popula- Wyandotte Ele- Cole will receive Principal at Pat- ing a resolution Parish School States Air Force during a glow par- tion. Mr. Duhe mentary School free Raising terson Junior High ordering and Board met in regu- Reserve, after ba- ty to a trip to Ha- asked that St. Schools that Cane’s for one year School – effective calling a special lar session on sic training she waii where the Mary Parish join outperform 90 per- and a $100 cash 11/11/2019 election to be Thursday, Decem- plans to attend the kids solve beach him to pass a Com- cent of schools in prize, compliments LEAVE WITH held in the Par- ber 12, 2019, at University of Loui- theme word prob- plete Count Com- all student groups of the LHSAA. He PAY: ish of St. Mary, 5:00 P.M., in the siana in Lafayette lems. Her dedica- mittee and to get and no interven- will be presented Robert Olivier, State of Louisi- Evans Medine to major in biology. tion to Lagrange different events tion required are with a framed copy Jr. – Maintenance ana, for school Meeting Room at After receiving her Elementary School together for the recognized by the of the official post- Grade 6 – effective purposes, to au- the Central Office bachelor’s degree, never goes unno- Census to provide state as “Equity er during halftime 12/09/2019 thorize the levy Complex in Cen- she plans to attend ticed and she is information to the Honorees” and are of the Class 3A ADVERTISE- of a .5 percent terville, Louisiana, the Meharry Medi- appreciated for all community. as follows: State Champion- MENTS: sales and use tax with the following cal College to re- the hard work that Recognition of Berwick High ship of Friday, De- Athletic Direc- therein; making members answer- ceive her Ph. D. in she provides to the St. Mary Parish School cember 13 at 7:00 tor/Head Football application to ing to roll call: dentistry. Jonae is students. School Board Morgan City pm, at the Mer- Coach at Patter- the State Bond Present: Mr. Jo- honored to receive Approval of Christmas Card High School cedes-Benz Super- son High School – Commission in seph C. Foulcard the “Student of the Amended Agen- Artwork Win- Patterson High dome. The presen- deadline connection Jr., Ms. Sylvia K. Month” award at da ners School tation will also in- 12/13/2019 therewith; and Lockett, Mr. Ken- Franklin Senior None Dr. Bagwell rec- M. E. Norman clude the school’s Business Af- providing for neth E. Alfred, High. Approval of ognized the St. Elementary School principal, art fairs other matters in Mrs. Ginger S. Principal Nata- Official School Mary Parish West St. Mary teacher and repre- Item # 2: Adopt connection Griffin, Ms. Mari- sha Jackson intro- Board Minutes School Board High School sentatives from a resolution for therewith: lyn P. LaSalle, duced Agricultural Mrs. Rack of- Christmas Card Wyandotte Ele- Raising Cane’s, the 2020 Census Mr. Alfred made Mrs. Pearl B. Science teacher, fered the motion, Artwork Winners mentary School the Mercedes-Benz creating a Com- a motion to take Rack, Mr. Dwight Nicholas Adams as Ms. LaSalle of- as follows: “B” schools that Superdome, and plete Count action and adopt Barbier, Mrs. “Employee of the fered the second Winning earned “Top the LHSAA. Committee the resolution or- Alaina Black, Mr. Month” at Frank- and the motion Drawing: Gains” and are as Superinten- Dr. Bagwell said dering and calling Roland H. Verret, lin High School. carried to approve Danielle Hille- follows: dent Personnel in an effort to a special election Mr. Michael E. Nicholas is accom- the official school brandt, 6th grade J. S. Aucoin Ele- Matters build awareness of to be held in the Taylor. panied by several board minutes student, Berwick mentary School Superintendent the census and the Parish of St. Mary, Absent: Mr. family members. from the regular Junior High Bayou Vista Ele- Bagwell stated beneficial nature State of Louisiana, Wayne J. Deslatte. He is from a small meeting held on School mentary School that the only ap- that it has for the for school purpos- Mrs. Bergeron town in Lafourche November 14, Honorable Berwick Ele- pointment was district, and the es, to authorize gave the Invoca- parish. After Mr. 2019, as present- Mentions: mentary School Courtney Andrews impact that we the levy of a .5 per- tion. Adams received ed. Ella Doucet, 8th Hattie Watts El- who is now serving could have on par- cent sales and use The Morgan his bachelor’s de- Approval of grade student, ementary School as the assistant ticipation rates. tax therein; mak- City High School gree in Science of Consent Agenda Patterson Junior Wyandotte Ele- principal at Pat- She asked that the ing application to JROTC led the Agricultural Edu- President Taylor High School mentary School terson Junior High Board adopt a res- the State Bond group in the cation from the stated that Board Makenna For- Two schools that School. A list was olution that asked Commission in Pledge of Alle- Louisiana State Members can re- wood, 4th grade earned “Top also provided with for the formation connection there- giance to the Flag University, he de- move any of the student, Wyan- Gains” status and other personnel of a Complete with, and provid- of the United cided to make items on the con- dotte Elementary are as follows: changes for the Count Committee. ing for other mat- States of America Franklin High sent agenda for School Franklin Junior past month as fol- It would make the ters in connection and Presentation School his home further discussion Bradley Howard High School lows: school district re- therewith. Ms. of Colors. for the last four in the regular pro- Jr., 5th grade stu- Lagrange Ele- NEW HIRES: sponsible for pro- Lockett made a Introduction years. His pro- ceedings. Superin- dent, Berwick Ele- mentary School Dawn Bou- viding motivation- second. of “Student and gram is recognized tendent Bagwell mentary School Mr. Stadalis dreaux – 1st Grade al efforts such as, President Taylor Employee of the around the state read aloud the Ava Badeaux, presented J. B. Teacher at La- getting the word read aloud a state- Month” as one of the best items on the con- 11th grade stu- Maitland Elemen- grange Elementa- out on Facebook, ment before fur- J. S. Aucoin El- and most diverse. sent agenda as fol- dent, Centerville tary School with a ry School – effec- district’s web page, ther discussion as ementary The students have lows: High School plaque, and also tive 11/01/2019 or though the edu- follows: School: also been recog- Item # 1: Per- Recognition of recognized pre-K Tina Pontiff – cation of students. The announce- Principal Shan- nized by the Na- mission to ad- J. B. Maitland teachers, Rebecca Account Clerk II ~RESOLUTION~ ment of a .5 per- tell Toups intro- tional FFA organi- vertise for bids: Elementary Nguyen and Laura at the Central Of- A resolution of cent sales tax duced 5th grader zation on both the A. * Hunting School for Early Cortez; pre-K fice Complex – ef- the St. Mary Par- proposition on be- Alayna Tran as state and national and Trapping Childhood Ex- teachers, Marla fective 11/11/2019 ish School Board’s half of the St. “Student of the levels. Within the Lease for Bayou cellence Calamia and Fran LeGuya Davis – support for the for- Mary Parish Month” at J. S. Au- past year he men- Blue (Section 16, Mrs. Almetra Taylor for their Federal Programs mation of a Com- School Board was coin Elementary tored Matthew Township 16 Franklin, CEO of early childhood ex- Account Clerk I at plete Count Com- carefully consid- School. Alayna is Phillips, who is South, Range 10 St. Mary/Vermil- cellence award. the Central Office mittee in St. Mary ered given the accompanied by the second ever East) lion Community Recognition of Complex – effec- Parish for the need to have a her mother. Alay- state FFA officer B. * Alligator Action Agency & 2019 Louisiana tive 11/11/2019 2020 Census. dedicated revenue na is a straight “A” from Franklin Se- tags Head Start Pro- High School Ath- Mike Giroir – WHEREAS, the source to supple- student that was nior High School Mr. Alfred made gram, was joined letic Association Special Education Constitution of the ment the salaries also selected as since 1992. Mr. Ad- a motion to ap- by Mrs. Mary Prep Poster Teacher at St. United States re- of teachers and “Student of the ams recently prove the items on Howard to recog- Contest Winner- Mary Parish Alter- quires that a cen- other school board Year” for 2019. She trained the nation- the consent agen- nize two J. B. Cole Landry of native Program – sus be taken every personnel and to is always at the li- al qualifying land da. Mrs. Griffin Maitland Elemen- Berwick High effective l 0 years, with the stabilize financial brary asking for judging team that made a second and tary School teach- School 10/28/2019 first census taking support for stu- more books to will compete in the motion carried. ers for achieving Mr. Stadalis rec- Kelly Theriot – place in 1790 and dent technology read. Her two am- May 2020 in Okla- Appearances the 2018-2019 Ex- ognized Cole Clerk Typist II at the next census access. The school bitions in life, are homa City, Okla- U. S. Census cellence Honor Landry from Ber- the Central Office will take place in board has man- to help with pollu- homa. Principal Process for 2020 Roll. Mrs. Almetra wick High School Complex – effec- 2020; and aged to support tion and to volun- Natasha Jackson Mr. Jeff Duhe stated that as the 2019 Louisi- tive 11/01/2019 WHEREAS, St. the salaries of teer at a veteri- congratulated Mr. with the United throughout the ana High School RESIGNA- Mary Parish teachers and other nary clinic to take Adams for being States Census of- state, there were Athletic Associa- TIONS: School Board de- personnel primari- care of animals. “Employee of the fice and the De- not many parishes tion Prep Poster Mike Giroir – clares that the ly through the Principal Shan- Month” as well as partment of Com- to receive the Ex- Contest winner. Assistant Princi- Board will formu- state’s Minimum tell Toups intro- “Teacher of the merce in the At- cellence Honor Mr. Stadalis also pal at Patterson late a Complete Foundation Pro- duced reading Year” at Franklin lanta Region pro- Roll. Mrs. Frank- read aloud the fol- Junior High Count Committee gram funding and teacher, Devan Senior High vided information lin indicated that lowing letter re- School – effective for St. Mary Par- through the pro- Scioneaux as “Em- School. on the upcoming this is the third ceived from Eddie 10/25/2019 ish School Board ceeds of four sales ployee of the Lagrange Ele- 2020 Census. He year that St. Mary Bonine, Executive Shane White – recommended by tax measures Month” at J. S. Au- mentary School: stated that the Parish achieved Director, of Louisi- 4th Grade Teacher the United States passed by voters coin Elementary Principal Kris- Census is every the Excellence ana High School at Hattie Watts El- Census Bureau for between 1965- School. Ms. tian Barbay intro- ten years and a Honor Roll Award. Athletic Associa- ementary School – the 2020 Census; 1988. The total of Scioneaux was as duced 5th grader complete count of She congratulated tion on November effective and 1.75 percent in selected as “Teach- Aleria Sorrell as everyone in the the teachers and 21, 2019, for the 12/20/2019 WHEREAS, St. sales tax adopted er of the Year” for “Student of the parish is import- paraprofessionals 2019 Prep Classic RETIRE- Mary Parish in four separate 2019. She is a phe- Month” at La- ant when trying to for the excellent Poster Contest MENTS: School Board de- propositions, is al- nomenal teacher grange Elementa- get a fair return on teaching strate- sponsored by Rais- Nancy clares that the so used to finan- that has a lot of ry School. Aleria is tax dollars from gies and instruc- ing Cane’s. Domangue – Cafe- Complete Count cially support oth- fun in her class- accompanied by Washington, DC tional support that The rich tradi- teria Manager at Committee shall er school board op- room, she knows her mother. She is back into the par- was provided in tion of the LHSAA Wyandotte Ele- be comprised of erations. The addi- how to balance the more than the ide- ish. Mr. Duhe achieving this Prep Classic Post- mentary School – members from St. tion of a proposed kids in getting al student that is asked the Board to award. er Contest has effective Mary Parish rep- .5 percent sales things done with a full of life and has consider becoming Recognition of been one of the 11/22/2019 resenting local tax would be the smile on their fac- a smile that lights a partner of the State Account- premier features Samson For- government, edu- first tax proposi- es. She is also a up the room. In United States ability Awards, of the state foot- nette – Custodian cation, faith-based tion since 1988 to great storyteller addition to her Census. Mr. Duhe “A” and “B” let- ball championship III at Morgan City organizations, me- offer school system that gets the kids sweet disposition, said he would like ter grades, Top since 1984. After High School – ef- dia, businesses, personnel a salary engaged and inter- she always gives to work with the Gains and Equi- receiving more fective 12/31/2019 and volunteers; adjustment that ested in what is 100 percent and Superintendent, ty Honoree than 100 submis- Trudy Andrews and was not reliant up- going on. Ms. maintains “A’s” Assistant Superin- schools sions from talent- – Account Clerk II WHEREAS, St. on state funding. Toups said it has and “B’s”. She has tendent, and edu- Assistant Super- ed students across at the Office of Mary Parish According to the been a great plea- a passion for read- cators in the intendent, Mr. the state, we are Special Services – School Board de- information pro- sure to watch Ms. ing and is current- schools, to ensure Stadalis recog- pleased to an- effective clares that the vided by the Loui- Scioneaux grow in- ly at 350,000 that the teachers nized the schools nounce that the 01/01/2020 Complete Count siana Association to the fabulous words and sur- have the guides to that received ac- artwork submitted Carol Hill – Spe- Committee shall of Tax Administra- young teacher she passed every AR helping children countability hon- by Cole Landry of cial Education work to ensure tors, St. Mary is is at J. S. Aucoin goal she has set for understand the ors based on the Berwick High Teacher at Frank- that every citizen the seventh lowest Elementary. herself this school importance of the results from the School will serve lin Junior High of St. Mary Parish parish or munici- Franklin High year. Census and how 2018-2019 school as the official pro- School – effective is accounted for in pality reporting School: Principal Kris- statistics program performance data. gram cover and 01/01/2020 2020; and tax data in the Principal Nata- tian Barbay intro- works in the Schools that re- poster for the 2019 TRANSFERS: NOW, THERE- percentage of tax sha Jackson intro- duced math teach- schools. He stated ceived the letter Allstate Sugar Willie Edmond – FORE, BE IT collections that is duced 12th grader er, Rekeisha that St. Mary Par- grade “A” must Bowl/LHSAA Prep Cafeteria Techni- RESOLVED, that allocated for the Jonae Mitchell as Triggs as “Employ- ish has concerns earn an SPS of 90 Classic. cian at West St. St. Mary Parish public-school sys- “Student of the ee of the Month” at about the changes to 150 and are as The Berwick Mary High School School Board, does tem. Only six of Month” at Frank- Lagrange Elemen- in population. follows: High School senior to Franklin Junior hereby support the the state’s taxing lin High School. tary School. Ms. There are certain Berwick High has been in the High School – ef- formation of a districts provide Jonae is accompa- Triggs is accompa- age groups leaving School “Talented Visual fective 8/5/2019 Complete Count less funding for nied by her moth- nied by her father, out of the parish, Morgan City Arts Program” Angelica Zavala Committee in St. public education er, sister, and a mother, brother, and valued immi- High School since elementary – ESL Paraprofes- Mary Parish for than St. Mary. St. few Franklin Se- and her husband. grant communities Patterson High school, is the pres- sional at Wyan- the 2020 Census Mary’s sales tax is nior High School She has been de- coming in the par- School ident of the dotte Elementary and submit this 4 percent (except faculty members. voted to Lagrange ish for work. In Schools that re- school’s Drama School to J. S. Au- commitment to the for Morgan City at Jonae is a senior Elementary School the Census experi- ceived the letter Club, and has par- coin Elementary United States 4.3 percent), As- with a 3.9 grade since she started ence going back in grade “B” must ticipated in Tal- School – effective Census Bureau. sumption is 5 per- point average. She her educational ca- the 1790s, we have an SPS of 75 ented Theater for 2019-2020 SY ADOPTED cent, Houma/Ter- is the vice-presi- reer three years found that some of to 89.9 and are as the last four years. PROMO- AND AP- rebonne is 5.5 per- dent of the Nation- ago. She is hum- the hard to count follows: He plans to attend TIONS: PROVED by the cent, New Iberia is al Honor Society, a ble, kind, and tru- population were J. S. Aucoin Ele- Louisiana State Michelle Gilm- St. Mary Parish 5 percent, Lafay- member of the 4-H ly an amazing per- among the young- mentary School University in the ore – From Cafete- School Board at ette is 5 percent, Club and currently son you will ever er people and per- Bayou Vista Ele- fall where he will ria Technician to the regular Board and Thibodaux is the captain of the meet, not only in sons whose first mentary School study neurology. Cafeteria Manager meeting on this 4.95 percent. Even volleyball team the classroom but language is not Berwick Ele- “I take (artistic) at Maitland Ele- 12th day of De- with the passage and cheer squad. in her life. She is English. The Cen- mentary School motivation from mentary School – cember 2019. of this 1/2 cent tax Jonae was the one of those teach- sus does not have Berwick Junior pop culture and Effective Ms. LaSalle St. Mary’s sales 2019-2020 Home- ers who gives up a problem count- High School most of my subject 11/01/2019 made a motion. tax will be less coming Queen at herself selflessly, ing the older peo- Centerville High matter comes from Mercede Short – Mrs. Rack made a than these other Franklin Senior spending time and ple, they have pa- School paid commissions. From Cafeteria second to adopt a communities and High School, money, and plan- triotic mindsets Franklin Senior My art teacher, Technician to Caf- resolution for the all of them dedi- which she felt was ning lessons that and they always High School Ms. Alicia Garner eteria Manager at 2020 Census creat- cate more of their a great honor. She will engage the fill out the Census. Hattie Watts El- always keeps me Wyandotte Ele- ing a Complete sales tax collec- is the vice-presi- students and make He indicated the ementary School motivated and in- mentary School – Count Committee dent for the youth them excited to importance of tak- Morgan City Ju- spired by making Effective and the motion (Continued on page 7) The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, Janaury 20, 2020, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICE Parish by $3,000 tioned. There is no in connection hereto as “Exhibit perform their re- ment salaries and also performed (Continued from page 6) per year and sup- other use that can therewith; and A” and incorporat- spective functions benefits paid by that affects the port personnel by be made with pro- providing for other ed herein by refer- as required by law. the School Board school board bud- tions to education. $1,500 per year. ceeds without fur- matters in connec- ence the same as if SECTION 8. Ap- for teachers and get law. Another Ironically, most We would also use ther approval of tion therewith. it were set forth plication to State other personnel audit performed is people in St. Mary a portion of the the electorate. BE IT RE- herein in full. Bond Commission. employed by the on the federal shop in Houma or funds to support President Tay- SOLVED by the Notwithstand- Application is School Board and funds, which has Lafayette and pay the ever-increas- lor asked if Parish School ing the foregoing, made to the State to acquire, operate to be specifically their higher sales ing demand for there were any Board of the Par- prior to the publi- Bond Commission and maintain tech- audited to meet tax and support technology in the public com- ish of St. Mary, cation of the No- for consent and nology improve- their compliance. their teachers. classroom. ments or any State of Louisiana tice of Election, authority to hold ments for the The Louisiana De- According to Superinten- other discussion (the “Governing the President is the special election School Board? partment of Edu- state accountabili- dent Bagwell from the Board. Authority”), acting authorized and di- as herein provid- Said special cation asks to test ty data, St. Mary’s read aloud the Comments and as the governing rected to make any ed, and in the election will be for certain data District Perfor- following letter questions are as authority of the amendments to event said election held at each and submissions that mance Score has that was ad- follows: Parish of St. Mary, the foregoing prop- carries for further every polling place the school board ranked the school dressed to the Ms. LaSalle: We State of Louisiana, osition that may consent and au- in the Parish of St. presents to BESE system among the School Board need to make sure for school purposes be required to thority to levy and Mary, which polls on an annual ba- top districts in the Members on be- the citizens know (the “Parish”), comply with any collect the sales will open at seven sis. The last audit state for the last half of St. Mary that the half-cent that: state or federal and use tax pro- o’clock (7:00) a.m. performed is rela- seven years, de- Parish Govern- sales tax is differ- SECTION 1. regulatory agen- vided for therein. and close at eight tively new in the spite continued ment President, ent from property Election Call. Sub- cies. A certified copy of o’clock (8:00) p.m., last few years, the changes in the way David Hanagriff. tax. ject to the approv- SECTION 3. this resolution in accordance with legislative auditor the score is calcu- Dear School Mr. Barbier: al of the State Canvass. This shall be forwarded the provisions of compliance has lated. As of 2019, Board Members, How does this af- Bond Commission, Governing Author- to the State Bond La. R.S. 18:541. put a requirement St. Mary was sev- I apologize for fect the MFP mon- and under the au- ity shall meet at Commission on be- The polling plac- that all govern- enteenth among not being there in ies? Mr. Perry re- thority conferred its regular meet- half of this Gov- es at the precincts mental entities seventy-two school person. However, I sponded by saying by the Constitu- ing place, the Ev- erning Authority, in the Parish are have what is re- systems who re- am writing to ex- it will be a mini- tion of the State of ans Medine Meet- together with a hereby designated ferred to as an ceive a District press my disagree- mum impact, with Louisiana of 1974, ing Room, Central letter requesting as the polling plac- agreed upon proce- Performance ment with the an estimated cost including Article Office Complex, the prompt consid- es at which to hold dures. This test Score. Further, ac- sales tax election of around $100,00 VI, Section 29 474 Hwy. 317, eration and ap- the said election, makes sure there cording to Louisi- that the school to $150,000 a year. thereof, the appli- Centerville, Loui- proval of this ap- and the Commis- are certain policies ana Educator board Is proposing Mr. Verret: The cable provisions of siana, on THURS- plication. sioners-in-Charge and procedures, Blogspot writer this evening. A employees of St. the Louisiana DAY, MAY 14, This resolution and Commission- covering internal Michael Deshotels sales tax Increase Mary Parish have Election Code, and 2020, at FIVE having been sub- ers, respectively, controls. Mr. Mill- (former Executive at this time would done a marvelous other constitution- O’CLOCK (5:00) mitted to a vote; shall be those per- er stated that all Director of the be devastating to job facing a de- al and statutory P.M., and shall the vote thereon sons designated tests performed Louisiana Associa- our already fragile pressed economy authority, a special then and there in was as follows: according to law. had no audit find- tion of Educators), economy. I truly for the last 10 election is hereby open and public YEAS: Joseph The estimated ings, no compli- in an article enti- understand the years and have ac- called and ordered session proceed to C. Foulcard, Jr., cost of this election ance issues, and a tled, “The Effect of reasons this board complished things to be held in the examine and can- Sylvia K. Lockett, as determined by very clean audit Poverty on State has for proposing that are unbeliev- Parish on SATUR- vass the returns Kenneth E. Alfred, the Secretary of for the year ending Test Performance,” this tax increase. able. “Yes, the em- DAY, MAY 9, and declare the re- Pearl B. Rack, State based upon June 30, 2019. St. Mary is one of As a business own- ployees and the 2020, between the sult of the said Ginger S. Griffin, the provisions of Item # 5: Re- four school dis- er, a husband of a system need more hours of seven special election. Marilyn LaSalle, Chapter 8-A of Ti- ceive Group tricts that scored teacher In St. money to operate, o’clock (7:00) a.m. SECTION 4. Michael E. Taylor, tle 18 and actual Health Insur- significantly above Mary Parish and but is it fair to put and eight o’clock Polling Places. The Alaina Black, and costs of similar ance Update their expected as Parish Presi- more taxes on peo- (8:00) p.m., in ac- polling places for Dwight Barbier elections is Mr. James Perez scores according to dent, I have a ple in this econo- cordance with the the precincts set NAYS: Roland $65,000. provided the the level of pover- unique perspective my”? “I am saying provisions of La. forth in the Parish H. Verret The said special Board with an up- ty, given its “B” on this issue. We no, and I have R.S. 18:541, and are hereby desig- ABSENT: election will be dated claims sum- letter grade and have Incredible been a teacher all at the said election nated as the poll- Wayne J. Deslatte held in accordance mary sheet on the seventy seven per- teachers in this my life, I am not there shall be sub- ing places at which And the resolu- with the applica- group health in- cent poverty rate. parish, and they voting against you, mitted to all regis- to hold the said tion was declared ble provisions of surance with data However, when deserve to make but with the situa- tered voters quali- election, and the adopted on this, Chapter 5, Chap- through the end of comparing average more money. This tion we are facing, fied and entitled to Commission- the 12th day of De- ter 6-A and Chap- September 2019. teacher salary, the board should find it is totally unjust vote at the said ers-in-Charge and cember, 2019. ter 6-B of Title 18 The year-to-date Louisiana Depart- another way to to burden people election under the Commissioners, (S) Michael E. of the Louisiana medical loss ratio ment of Education achieve this goal. with more sales Constitution and respectively, will Taylor Revised Statutes is 97.48 percent ranks St. Mary as Part of my Job taxes. I am ex- laws of this State be the same per- President of 1950, as amend- and about 107 per- forty-second as Parish Presi- pressing a nega- and the Constitu- sons as those des- (S) Teresa T. ed, and other con- cent after adjusted among the state’s dent Is to help tive comment, al- tion of the United ignated in accor- Bagwell stitutional and expenses. Mr. Pe- public-school sys- grow our economy. though my heart is States, the follow- dance with law. Secretary statutory authori- rez stated he tems. This is a By Increasing tax- totally behind the ing proposition, to- SECTION 5. EXHIBIT “A” ty, and the officers hoped to see con- vast difference in es of any kind people that work wit: Election Commis- NOTICE OF appointed to hold tinued improve- the effectiveness of right now would in education.” PROPOSITION sioners; Voting SPECIAL ELEC- the said election, ment, and that the teachers to impact restrict our efforts President Tay- (SALES TAX) Machines. The of- TION as provided in this 2020 renewal is student achieve- to grow this econo- lor: Just one re- Shall the Parish ficers designated Pursuant to the Notice of Special locked in with ment and the rate my. As Parish sponse to that. If School Board of to serve as Com- provisions of a res- Election, or such United Health- at which they are President, I cannot you look at the the Parish of St. missioners-in- olution adopted by substitutes there- care. The overall compensated. Ad- control the price of chart provided, Mary, State of Charge and Com- the Parish School for as may be se- renewal average ditionally, starting oil or the decisions our sales taxes are Louisiana (the missioners pursu- Board of the Par- lected and desig- about 3 percent, teacher pay falls that companies less than all the “School Board”), ant to Section 4 ish of St. Mary, nated in accor- which is far lower thousands of dol- make to move here surrounding com- under the applica- hereof, or such State of Louisiana dance with La. than the average lars below the or leave. However, munities that are ble provisions of substitutes there- (the “Governing R.S. 18:1287, will nationwide. school systems we we can control the in the same pre- Louisiana law, be for as may be se- Authority”), acting make due returns Mr. Perez re- compete with to taxes we charge to dicament that we authorized to levy lected and desig- as the governing thereof to said ported that the recruit teachers the businesses in are in, that are and collect a tax of nated in accor- authority of the Governing Author- open enrollment such as, Terre- this parish. I re- based in this oil- one-half of one dance with La. Parish of St. Mary, ity, and NOTICE was completed. bonne, Iberia and spectfully ask that field economy. percent (1/2%) (the R.S. 18:1287, shall State of Louisiana, IS HEREBY FUR- His team met with Lafayette making you do not move They all have a “Tax”), in perpetu- hold the said spe- for school purposes THER GIVEN about 90 percent it difficult to entice forward with this higher sales tax ity beginning July cial election as (the “Parish”), on that the Govern- of the employees newly certified ed- tax election. St. and a higher per- 1, 2020, upon the herein provided, December 12, ing Authority will at every school lo- ucators to consider Mary Parish can- centage of their sale at retail, the and shall make 2019, NOTICE IS meet at its regular cation, to ensure coming to work in not afford new tax- sales tax that is use, the lease or due returns of said HEREBY GIVEN meeting place, the that the school St. Mary. es at this time. dedicated to edu- rental, the con- election for the that a special elec- Evans Medine system met the In terms of Thank you for cation. St. Mary is sumption, and the meeting of the tion will be held Meeting Room, compliance re- “Budget Cutting your consider- the seventh lowest storage for use or Governing Author- within the Parish Central Office quirements of the Measures”. The ation. dedicated sales tax consumption, of ity to be held as on SATURDAY, Complex, 474 Affordable Care school board has President David to education in the tangible personal provided in Sec- MAY 9, 2020, and Hwy. 317, Center- Act and the neces- implemented sev- Hanagriff State of Louisiana. property and on tion 3 hereof. All that at the said ville, Louisiana, on sary compliance eral budget cut- President Tay- It is just not fair to sales of services in registered voters election there will THURSDAY, requirements of ting measures in lor responded to our teachers. the jurisdiction of in the Parish will be submitted to all MAY 14, 2020, at the Section 125 the past few years Mr. David Han- President Taylor the School Board, be entitled to vote registered voters FIVE O’CLOCK Cafeteria Plan. It as follows: agriff’s letter by responded to a all as defined by at the special elec- in the Parish qual- (5:00) P.M., and was a positive ex- •In 2016, the saying that public comment by law (an estimated tion and voting ified and entitled shall then and perience with no school system con- “public educa- saying “we have $4,250,000 reason- machines shall be to vote at the said there in open and problems or com- solidated two tion should be cut numerous posi- ably expected at used. election under the public session pro- plaints from the schools (Shannon the first rung in tions within the this time to be col- SECTION 6. Au- Constitution and ceed to examine employees. and Hernandez El- the ladder of last few years, this lected from the thorization of Offi- Laws of the State and canvass the Reports ementary) for a economic is not intended to levy of the Tax for cers. Tile Secre- of Louisiana and returns and de- Committee: significant savings growth.” raise to number of an entire year), tary of the Govern- the Constitution of clare the result of Child Nutri- of personnel, utili- Bond Attorney, employees, it is in- with the proceeds ing Authority is the United States, the said special tion Committee ties, and mainte- Jason Akers, with tended to help the of the Tax (after hereby empow- the following prop- election. All regis- Meeting (Decem- nance. Foley & Judell existing employees paying the reason- ered, authorized osition, to-wit: tered voters of the ber 3, 2019) •In 2017, sched- stated that the to have more com- able and necessary and directed to ar- PROPOSITION Parish are entitled Mrs. Rack stat- uling changes resolution will be- peting salaries expenses of collect- range for and to (SALES TAX) to vote at said spe- ed that the Child were adopted to gin the process to within surround- ing and adminis- furnish to said Shall the Parish cial election and Nutrition Commit- eliminate block put this on the bal- ing communities”. tering the Tax) to election officers in School Board of voting machines tee met on Decem- scheduling and lot for May 9, With no further be dedicated and ample time for the the Parish of St. will be used. ber 3, 2019 to re- middle school 2020. With the questions, a roll used to supple- holding of said Mary, State of Item # 4: Ap- ceive information teacher teaming Board’s approval, call vote was taken ment salaries and election, the neces- Louisiana (the prove accep- regarding expand- that resulted in application will be as follows: benefits paid by sary equipment, “School Board”), tance of audit ing cafeteria man- significant person- made to the State Vote: Motion the School Board forms and other under the applica- for year ended ager responsibili- nel cuts as fewer Bond Commission- passed (summa- for teachers and paraphernalia es- ble provisions of June 30, 2019 as ties as a result of teachers were er to obtain their ry: Yes = 9, No = 1, other personnel sential to the prop- Louisiana law, be presented by the increased stu- needed at eleven approval to move Abstain = 0). employed by the er holding of said authorized to levy firm of Darnall, dents. Mrs. Guar- schools. forward. Once it YEAS: Joseph School Board and election and the and collect a tax of Sikes, Gardes & isco explained that •In 2018, one of appears on the C. Foulcard, Jr., to acquire, operate President and/or one-half of one Frederick due to an increase the district’s offic- State Bond Com- Sylvia K. Lockett, and maintain tech- Secretary of the percent (1/2%) (the Mr. Chris Miller, in student break- es Material Opera- mission ballot for Kenneth E. Alfred, nology improve- Governing Author- “Tax”), in perpetu- CPA of Darnall, fast and lunch par- tions Center May 9, 2020, with Pearl B. Rack, ments for the ity are further au- ity beginning July Sikes, Gardes & ticipation, cafete- (MOC) was consol- assuming a vote in Ginger S. Griffin, School Board? thorized, empow- I, 2020, upon the Frederick firm of ria managers have idated and person- favor by the major- Marilyn LaSalle, SECTION 2. ered and directed sale at retail, the Lafayette provided additional work nel moved to the ity of those voting Michael E. Taylor, Publication of No- to take any and all use, the lease or the Board with a responsibilities, Central Office that day, the tax Alaina Black, and tice of Election. A further action re- rental, the con- financial audit re- and have worked Complex. would go into ef- Dwight Barbier Notice of Special quired by State sumption, and the port for the year additional work •In 2019, two fect on July 1, NAYS: Roland Election shall be and/or Federal law storage for use or ending June 30, hours to complete positions in the 2020. The first H. Verret published in the to arrange for the consumption, of 2019. those tasks. Ac- district’s Central proceeds will be ABSENT: Daily Review, a election. tangible personal Mr. Miller stat- cording to the cur- Office Complex realized around Wayne J. Deslatte newspaper of gen- SECTION 7. property and on ed that the finan- rent Fair Labor were not filled fol- lowing the trans- late August or ear- The following eral circulation Furnishing Elec- sales of services in cial figures are es- Standards Act, caf- fers of instruction- ly September of resolution was of- within the Parish, tion Call to Elec- the jurisdiction of sentially the same eteria managers al personnel. 2020. Mr. Akers fered by Mr. Ken- published in Mor- tion Officials. Cer- the School Board, figures that is pre- are considered ex- Our teachers noted that the neth E. Alfred and gan City, Louisi- tified copies of this all as defined by sented to the empt employees. have done an out- proposition as seconded by Ms. ana, and being the resolution shall be law (an estimated Board on a month- Effective January standing job in written, if ap- Sylvia K. Lockett. official journal of forwarded to the $4,250,000 reason- ly basis with very 1, 2020, the Unit- moving the school proved, carries a ~RESOLUTION~ the Parish, once a Secretary of State, ably expected at little adjustment. ed States Depart- district forward. It force of law. With- A resolution or- week for four con- the Clerk of Court this time to be col- Mr. Miller ex- ment of Labor’s fil- is time that we pay out approval of the dering and calling secutive weeks, and Ex-Officio lected from the plained that the fi- ing rule will go in- them accordingly electric and a fu- a special election with the first pub- Parish Custodian levy of the Tax for nancial audit is to to effect, raising with a competitive ture date, if ap- to be held in the lication to be made of Voting Machines an entire year), perform audit pro- the exempt status salary. It is the proved in May the Parish of St. Mary, not less than for- of St. Mary Parish with the proceeds cedures in accor- salary from $455 goal of the St. proceeds of the tax State of Louisiana, ty-five (45) days and the Registrar of the Tax (after dance with gener- per week to $684 Mary Parish can only be used for school purpos- nor more than of Voters of St. paying the reason- ally accepted au- per week. This will School Board, to for the teachers, es, to authorize ninety (90) days Mary Parish, as able and necessary diting standards result in cafeteria use the revenue other employee the levy of a sales prior to the date of notification of the expenses of collect- and governmental managers becom- generated by this salaries and bene- and use tax there- the election, which special election, in ing and adminis- auditing stan- ing non-exempt sales tax to in- fits and for tech- in; making appli- Notice shall be order that each tering the Tax) to dards. A compli- employees, which crease teacher sal- nology improve- cation to the State substantially in may prepare for be dedicated and ance audit for laws means cafeteria ment, as men- Bond Commission the form attached said election and used to supple- and regulations is aries in St. Mary (Continued on page 8) Page 8, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020

PUBLIC NOTICE for Berwick Ele- ect would not be PUBLIC NOTICE T.J. informed Fire Report AN ORDI- PUBLIC NOTICE (Continued from page 7) mentary School possible without the board that reg- Public Works NANCE OF THE managers are not with an estimate the help of local St. Mary Parish isters had been re- Report MAYOR AND St. Mary Drainage to work more than of $52,900, and volunteers from WATER & turned. Replace- Consulting En- COUNCIL OF District No 6 forty hours per Hattie Watts Ele- Morgan City SEWER COMM. 2 ments may be pur- gineers Report THE TOWN OF December 9, 2019 week without be- mentary School es- Bank, Regions P.O. Box 635 chased at $63.40 Committee Re- BERWICK, LOU- 5:30pm ing compensated. timate cost of Bank, Capital One Patterson, La. per upgraded reg- ports ISIANA, TO Regular Meeting The Child Nutri- $139,700. Bank, Whitney 70392 ister. A low disin- ORDINANCES CONTROL Members tion Committee Mr. Alfred made Bank, Iberia December 9, 2019 fectant residual – INTRODUCE/ PLACEMENT Present: Leroy unanimously ap- a motion to ap- Bank, Patterson The board of was reported by ADOPT OF POLITICAL Breaux, Anthony proved that cafete- prove the District State Bank, the commissioners DHH at the test- 1. Ordinance SIGNS. Marcell, Nick ria managers are II secondary secu- Kiwanis Club, and met in regular ses- ing site at Pluto/ No. 702 – Take off That the said or- Morris, Scott allowed to earn up rity improvements St. Mary Nautical sion at 5:30 p.m. at Hwy 182. Ten day of Table Political dinance, complete Singleton and to ten hours in for Berwick Ele- Designs. the district office testing was done Signs in the form in Royal Young overtime per mentary School Also, financial with President, and results sub- 2. Ordinance which it is to be fi- Others Present: month in lieu of and Hattie Watts contributors in- John P. Trevino, mitted to DHH. No. 702 – Re-In- nally passed, is on Joey Foret, the final rule. This Elementary School cluded the Rotary Sr., presiding. Larry Fromenthal troduce with Revi- file with the Clerk Anthony Scully is now being rec- for the 2020-2021 Club, and a memo- Present: John P. recommended an sions Political of the Council for and Deborah ommended to the school year with rial donation from Trevino, Sr. - automatic flush Signs public inspection Tabor full Board for ap- an estimated cost A+PEL on behalf President, Tony valve be installed. 3. Ordinance and that the said The meeting proval. of $192,000 dol- of former educator Hensgens - Vice It was approved by No. 712 – Intro- ordinance is to be was call to order The next item lars. Ms. LaSalle Roger Busbice. On President, Donald motion from duce Legal Ser- taken up on final by the Chairman L discussed was the made a second and behalf of all the Lantz - Sec.- Donald Lantz to vices Compensa- passage, after pub- Breaux it was mo- purchase of cafete- the motion carried. eighth graders in Treas., Board install the flush tion lic hearing by the tion by N Morris to ria tables at W. P. Mr. Alfred made St. Mary, Dr. Bag- Members - Thomas valve as well as re- RESOLU- Council of the dispense with the Foster Elementary a motion to adver- well thanked ev- Philbrook, Paul locate the testing TIONS/ PROCLA- Town of Berwick, reading of the min- School. Mrs. Guar- tise bids for the eryone who helped Tholen site away from the MATIONS State of Louisiana, utes but to accept isco described the District II second- make this finance Guests: Larry corner and closer 1. Resolution on February 11, them as written. poor condition of ary security im- experience so valu- Fromenthal - to a drain to avoid No. 03-20 – Con- 2020 at 6:15 P.M. The motion was the tables and provement proj- able for the stu- Fromenthal water pooling. sider adoption Jamie Keith second by A mentioned the re- ects. Ms. LaSalle dents, as they left Plumbing, Reid With a second Resolution calling Town Clerk Marcell with all cent Riskwise as- made a motion with a very im- Miller & Katie - from Tony Hens- election (Saturday Adv. Jan. 20, 2020 members in favor. sessment, which and the motion portant set of life Miller Engineers, gens and all in fa- May 9, 2020) for All bills were re- deemed tables to carried. lessons that will Glen Elliott, vor, motion passed. renewal of 6 mill PUBLIC NOTICE viewed and paid at be unsafe. The ap- District III be beneficial for Employees-T.J. Janis has been tax this time. A trea- proximate cost of Maintenance years to come. Gardella, Monica working with NEW BUSI- PUBLIC sure report was al- the tables ranges Committee On, Friday, De- Lestage FEMA submitting NESS: NOTICE so given. from $20,000 to Meeting (Decem- cember 20th, The President Hurricane Barry 1. Walter Shep- NOTICE OF The mainte- $40,000. The Child ber 12, 2019) schools in St. Mary called the meeting expenses. hard – Krewe of INTRODUC- nance report was Nutrition Commit- Mr. Verret stat- Parish will be re- to order and roll The customer Dionysus Parade TION OF given by Anthony tee also unani- ed that the Dis- leased early for was taken. that was sched- Permit February ORDINANCE Scully: New pump mously recom- trict III Mainte- the Christmas Minutes of the uled to appear to 22, 2020. NOTICE IS station #15 has mended this pur- nance Committee break. Middle November 11, dispute reconnect 2. Appointment HEREBY GIVEN been finish there chase, which is met at the Central school and high 2019 meeting and fees did not attend of Legal Counsel - in compliance with was a problem now being recom- Office Complex school students accounts payable the meeting. Robert L. Duffy; the provision of with the electric mended to the full prior to the regu- will be dismissed were approved by There being no and Allen McElroy, Section 2-10 of the service but it will further business to Jr. assistant legal Board for approv- lar school board at 12:30 p.m. and motion from Tony Charter of the be done. The new come before the counsel Town of Berwick, al. meeting. The main the elementary Hensgens. With a cutter has been board, motion was 3. Mayoral Ap- State of Louisiana, Mrs. Rack made discussion was for students at 1:00 second by Donald put to work from made by Tony pointments that the following a motion to ap- the security im- p.m., bus transpor- Lantz, and no pub- the railroad track lic input, motion Hensgens to ad- Adjournment entitled ordinance to pump #4 also prove the overtime provements at Wy- tation will be pro- passed with all in journ. With a sec- In accordance introduced at the behind the church. for cafeteria man- andotte Elementa- vided. favor. ond by Donald with the Ameri- regular meeting of It was great. agers. Ms. LaSalle ry School, J.S. Au- In closing, Dr. Larry Fromen- Lantz, and all in cans with Disabili- the Council of the Tracks on the made a second and coin Elementary Bagwell wished thal reviewed favor, motion ties Act, if you Town of Berwick, the motion carried. School and the St. everyone “Merry excavator needs to work done for the passed. need special assis- State of Louisiana, Mrs. Rack made Mary Alternative Christmas and a be replaced it was month. He re-rout- (S) John P. tance, please con- held on January a motion to ap- School. Mr. Verret motion by N very safe happy ed sewer from the Trevino, Sr. tact Jamie Keith, 14, 2020 in my of- prove the purchase indicated that the New Year.” Morris to purchase of tables for W. P. different sewer John P. Trevino, Town Clerk, at fice complete in the tracks for both District III Main- Other Busi- stations in prepa- Sr. (985) 384-8858, the form in which Foster Elementary tenance Commit- ness as Allowed sides. Second was School with the ration for the Gulf President P.O. Box 486, Ber- it will be offered offered by R Young tee did not consid- by Act 131 Coast coating proj- (S) Monica Lestage wick, LA 70342 de- for adoption by the school food service er the St. Mary Al- None all members in fa- funds. Ms. Lockett ect. A 6” main line Monica Lestage, scribing the assis- Council of said vor. The #2 gear ternative School, Closing break on David Acting Secretary tance that is nec- Town, is open to made a second and since District I Resolution of box has been or- the motion carried. Rd. was repaired. Adv. Jan. 20, 2020 essary. public inspection dered. A tire had and District II Respect A meter was re- Adv. Jan. 20, 2020 and will so remain District I Maintenance Com- With there be- to be purchased for Maintenance moved at an aban- PUBLIC NOTICE at least seven (7) the excavator and mittee failed to act ing no further PUBLIC NOTICE days prior to the Committee doned house as p. it was motioned by on it. The approxi- business to ad- er request of the TOWN OF final adoption, Meeting (Decem- R Young to replace mate cost of dress, the meeting parish. A meter BERWICK, PUBLIC which is scheduled ber 12, 2019) all tires for exca- $351,871 from the adjourned out of was installed at a LOUISIANA NOTICE for February 11, Mrs. Rack stat- District III funds respect for the late vator and the trail- ed that the Dis- testing site near NOTICE OF NOTICE OF 2020. to complete the se- Edgar Barril- Phoenix. The wa- PUBLIC INTRODUC- Proposed Or- er as well. That trict I Mainte- curity projects for leaux (retired motion was second nance Committee ter towers were MEETING TION OF dinance Number Wyandotte Ele- teacher). prepared for the Public Meeting ORDINANCE 712 by N Morris all Meeting met at mentary School RESOLUTION member in favor. the Central Office freeze. A water Date: January 14, NOTICE IS AN ORDI- and J. S. Aucoin IN MEMORIAM leak was repaired 2020 HEREBY GIVEN NANCE OF THE Ditches that has Complex in the Elementary School OF been clean behind Evans Medine in front of Edward Call to Order: in compliance with MAYOR AND has been recom- Edgar the Breaux proper- Meeting Room on Jones. Met with 6:00 P.M. the provision of COUNCIL OF mended to the full Barrilleaux ty and it was mo- December 12, the parish crew Place: Council Section 2-10 of the THE TOWN OF Board for approv- WHEREAS, Al- 2019, to discuss about the damages Meeting Room, Charter of the BERWICK, LOU- tion by S Singleton al. mighty God, in His approval of the to culvert in ditch 3225 Third Street, Town of Berwick, ISIANA, TO to clean the ditch Mr. Verret made infinite wisdom, project scope for at South St. Sewer Berwick, LA 70342 State of Louisiana, PROVIDE COM- at 2-2a to be done a motion to ap- has taken from our District I Mainte- Station, causing Prayer that the following PENSATION by Joey Foret prove the security midst Edgar Bar- nance. The recom- problems to stabil- Pledge of Alle- entitled ordinance FOR TOWN AT- Const. also for him projects for Wyan- rileaux, and mendation of the ity of the building. giance introduced at the TORNEY, ROB- to clean around District I Mainte- dotte Elementary WHEREAS, his La. One Call lo- Roll Call: James regular meeting of ERT L. DUFFY. Flamingo Ditch by nance Committee School and J. S. untimely death cates were done. Richard, Kevin the Council of the That the said or- ice machine. to the Board would Aucoin Elementa- has deprived the No update on Hebert, Colleen Town of Berwick, dinance, complete A reminder be to approve the ry School, and to St. Mary Parish the Carmouche Askew, Raymond State of Louisiana, in the form in about the sexual security improve- approve bid adver- School System of a lawsuit. Price & Lud Henry held on January which it is to be fi- harassment train- ments for Franklin tisement for both retired teacher Reid Miller re- Minutes from 14, 2020 in my of- nally passed, is on ing is on 12/20/19 Junior High projects. Mr. Bar- and a fine citizen; ported that three last meeting: De- fice complete in file with the Clerk it is required by all School, B. E. Bou- bier made a second NOW, THERE- bids were received cember 10, 2019 the form in which of the Council for members and em- dreaux Middle and the motion FORE, BE IT at the bid opening Treasurer’s Re- it will be offered public inspection ployees. carried. RESOLVED that School, Franklin on December 4th. port for adoption by the and that the said Without any Staff the St. Mary Par- Senior High Bids were Guests: Council of said ordinance is to be other business it Chief Finan- ish School Board The Beacon Town, is open to School, and West Hawkeye, LLC. - taken up on final was motion by A cial Officer’s Re- and the people at- Shines on: Ber- public inspection St. Mary High $228,863.00, passage, after pub- Marcell to adjourn port: tending this Board Southern Con- wick High School and will so remain School. lic hearing by the with R Young sec- Sales Tax Up- meeting, rise and structors, L.LC - Teacher of the at least seven (7) Mrs. Rack made Council of the ond that motion date bow our heads in $255,252.00, and year: Ms. Kathryn days prior to the a motion to ap- Town of Berwick, with all members Mr. Perry re- silent prayer out of La. Contracting Hewitt; Berwick final adoption, prove the security in favor. ported that the respect for the late Enterprise, LLC - High School Stu- which is scheduled State of Louisiana, improvement proj- on February 11, Chairman ects with an esti- sales tax collec- Edgar Barril- $273,647.00. It dent of the year: for February 11, tions with five leaux, and extend was the recom- Mr. Luke Orlando 2020. 2020 at 6:15 P.M. Leroy Breaux mate cost of Jamie Keith (S) Leroy Breaux $300,000 from the months in the year to his bereaved mendation of Police Report: Proposed Or- are $726 thousand family our sincere Miller Engineers Officer of the Year dinance Number Town Clerk (S) Deborah Tabor District I Mainte- Adv. Jan. 20, 2020 Adv. Jan. 20, 2020 nance funds for to the good and condolences in to accept the bid of Award 2019 702 Franklin Junior around $700 thou- this, their hour of Hawkeye, LLC. High School, B. E. sand over budget, sorrow; and in After Reid assured Boudreaux Middle due to a one-time these inadequate the board that an School, Franklin sales tax audit. words, endeavor to inspector would be Shopping Around for the Senior High Financial express the high on site for the proj- School, and West Statements (Ma- regard in which ect, Donald Lantz St. Mary High jor Funds Only) we held him in life made a motion to Right Advertising Opportunity? School. Mr. Alfred Financial state- and honor his award the bid to made a second and ment for major memory in death. Hawkeye, LLC. the motion carried. funds only were BE IT FUR- After a second Mrs. Rack made provided in the THER RE- from Paul Tholen, a motion to ap- meeting packet. SOLVED that a with no public in- prove District I Other Signifi- copy of this resolu- put and all in fa- Maintenance to cant Items tion be inscribed vor, motion passed. advertise bids for None on a separate page Melanie gave a the security im- Superinten- of the official pro- report on the sew- provement proj- dent’s Report ceedings of this er stations coating ects. Ms. Lockett Dr. Bagwell re- meeting; that a co- project. The made a second and ported that this py of this resolu- Fairview Station the motion carried. month middle tion be sent to the was under warran- District II school students bereaved family of ty and in good Maintenance from across the Edgar Barrilleaux, shape, therefore, Committee district have been and that this only a couple Meeting (Decem- attending an event meeting adjourn hours labor will be ber 12, 2019) known as “Finance out of respect for charged. Change Mr. Alfred stat- Park”. The event him. order no. 1 request ed that the Dis- is a national pro- This Resolution for an additional 14 days due to de- trict II Mainte- gram sponsored by was therefore de- lays on vaccum Look no further than your local newspaper. Introduce yourself to nance Committee Junior Achieve- clared approved truck and holi- hundreds of new customers.It’s a great way to showcase your met at the Central ment, that simu- and adopted this days. Melanie de- Office Complex lates a real-life 12th of December, prod-ucts and services to consumers who care about keeping our clined the holiday prior to the regu- scenario whereby 2019. community vibrant and strong bysupporting local businesses like allowance. Tony lar board meeting a student creates a (S) Michael E. yours. Call 384-8370 about our rates and let usstart spreading the personal budget Taylor Hensgens, by mo- to discuss security tion, approved the word about your business. improvements. based on a set of Michael E. Taylor, life circumstances. President change order. With The Committee no public input, recommended the Students are ran- ATTEST: domly assigned a (S) Teresa T. Thomas Philbrook recommendation seconded the mo- The Daily Review to the full Board to career and income Bagwell and must figure Teresa T. Bagwell, tion, All in favor, begin secondary motion passed. out how they will Ed.D., security improve- Unbilled water manage a family Secretary ment for the 2020- report was pre- 384-8370 budget. The proj- Adv. Jan. 20, 2020 2021 school year sented. The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020, Page 9

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We understand to reduce the achievement ting the numbers right is and make people realize Initiative, and reported what is going on there (in gaps between black and Farmers important when it comes the problem we are hav- that, “Everybody else west St. Mary). We truly white and between low-in- (Continued from Page 1) to deciding which council ing, we will face more (Louisiana parishes) do. We understand the come students and those or congressional district the water coming down flooding issues on a more wants to send their wa- impacts on farming, we from more affluent homes. we live in, how many of the Intracoastal Canal regular basis in the fu- ter to us. So, through the do. It’s just that we have A consensus emerged, our people are aged and from east to west, but ture. Watershed Initiative we to be able to come up both at the state level and require home visits or mitigate it so that the “We are losing our will look at how that af- in federal initiatives such with funding, and half-a- residential care, how ma- water quality improves coasts. Some of our fects us, and what needs as No Child Left Behind, billion dollars is a lot of ny young people our where they have com- Louisiana coasts have an to be done on the bottom that we’ll rely heavily on money. schools must be prepared mercial fishing outfits, so issue of not enough fresh end, because they can standardized tests, rising “The key is going to be to educate and how, how the head rush of the water. In our situation, send it here as fast as standards, and some pub- to identify a path to move many of our people are of Intracoastal is not such where we are located, we they want, but if it can’t lic funding for charters or forward on this protec- working age and how that it traps water North have more fresh water get out of here, it’s going even private school vouch- tion in a way that will have jobs, and on and on. of the Intracoastal, and than what we need, and to affect us. So, we need ers as a way to innovate. *** you can have a normal it is not being channeled to make sure they aren’t make sense and will But it’s a fragile consen- going to do things north Staffer Jaclyn Breaux cycling in and out of tide out in the correct manner serve a purpose from its sus. and west of us that are reported last week on the water. and it is affecting all of start… and that’s tough.” White was sometimes going to further impact reaction by some St. “We need an opening us. It puts us more at To learn more about criticized because he our area with those high Mary teachers to the up of some areas so that risk during hurricanes the St. Mary Parish wasn’t a classroom teach- waters. news that state the water can get out and big rain events with Levee District, go to: er. Maybe the real short- “We are trying to do a Superintendent John quicker; and those things strong south winds. https://smld.org/. coming is that he wasn’t a bottom up approach. White is leaving that job. can be modeled. The “The option to do noth- politician, in the best One of the big pushes To summarize: Don’t let Coastal Protection and ing is not an option.” sense of the word. The re- through the Watershed the door hit you on the Restoration Agency can St. Mary Parish Levee al lack here has been a Initiative is going to be way out. model a bunch of differ- District Operations leader who could build dredging the Jaws,” be- White was at least the ent scenarios to see what Manager Michael support among teachers cause it would give the third Louisiana superin- could be a proper solu- Brocato Jr. agrees with and parents for a way to Charenton Canal an im- tendent whose primary tion to benefit a large Patout, but said the issue reach a desired goal, mediate outlet instead of job was to put in place number of people. from the levee board’s whatever that may be. getting mixed up in and run the system for “I think that is what point of view consists Bill Decker is managing whatever higher water improving the quality of the objective should be.” mainly of the $500 mil- editor of The Daily levels are in the education in our public Patout went on to say lion price tag that the Review. Intracoastal, but we have that he has met with oth- proposed solutions would to have modeling done to er farmers as well as gov- demand. YARD SALE show that, to make sure ernmental agencies, and Of levee systems to Sponsored by Zion that it is a worthy project mitigate flooding, Chapel AME Church, that the most important to go after.” Brocato said, “It could 608 U.S. 90 West, thing at these meetings Brocato closed by say- possibly be done in por- Patterson, 8 a.m. to noon is that everyone land on ing, “I want it known tions because of cost. Feb. 1. the same page in regards that we (the levee dis- There are lots of struc- to defining the problem, trict) want to do some- and its prospective miti- tures that need to go in, AARP DANCE gation benefiting the pump stations, things From 7-11 p.m. Feb. 15 largest number of people. like that, and that’s at St. Mary Senior “We have a problem,” where you start getting Around Citizens Center, 4014 he said, “and if we don’t into those much higher Chennault St., Morgan all work together to solve costs.” City. Music by Pot 2 La. this problem, it is going He said the levee dis- Town Tickets $10 at door. For to get worse. trict initiated last week Happy birthday Irving info call 985-384-2277. “There is no short- the modeling phase of a Dewey from family, Need not be a member to term solution, but if we project with the friends and Ira. attend. The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020, Page 11

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Almanac Louisiana Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 57° Low ...... 45° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... 0.00” 25/45 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow 26/49 tomorrow’s highs. Stationary front Rain Ice RealFeel Temperature® Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. 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. 28/48 Cold, dry conditions will stretch from the Midwest to the Northeast and Deep South Shown is the highest value for each day. tomorrow. Rain and high-elevation snow are forecast to dampen the Four Corners region Tuesday ...... 52° and southern Plains. A new storm will bring areas of rain and snow from Northern Wednesday ...... 56° California to Washington. Thursday ...... 59° Friday ...... 60° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Saturday ...... 62° Lafayette 28/52 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 30/51 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Tuesday, January Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change 21. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Lake Charles 35/52 Galveston — 3:23 p.m. High 1.1; 6:54 a.m. Low -0.7; none High ; none Low 8 a.m...... 1 32/54 MORGAN CITY Simmesport 47 31.48 R0.62 Noon ...... 4 32/52 Vermilion Bay — 2:51 p.m. High 1.2; 6:21 a.m. Butte Larose 25 15.83 R0.30 Low -0.8; none High ; none Low 4 p.m...... 1 Houma Morgan City 4 5.26 R0.24 Joseph Bayou — 5:34 p.m. High 1.1; 3:16 a.m. 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 30/51 Low -0.8; none High ; none Low 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 6:16 p.m. 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 43.80 R0.30 High 0.8; 4:56 a.m. Low -0.6; none High ; none The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM Low Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 50.70 R0.50 Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 5:32 Synopsis: Strong offshore flow will gradually decrease today. The State Red Riv Ldg 48 52.70 R0.70 p.m. High 1.0; 3:20 a.m. Low -0.8; none High Light to modest east winds on Tuesday will be followed by a modest Sun and Moon ; none Low to strong onshore flow developing Wednesday ahead of an ap- Tue. Wed. Tue. Wed. Baton Rouge 35 35.60 R0.90 Biloxi Bay — 7:01 p.m. High 1.4; 5:03 a.m. proaching storm system, with increasing chances of showers and Sunrise Tuesday ...... 7:00 a.m. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Donaldsville 27 25.20 R0.60 Low -1.0; none High ; none Low thunderstorms. Sunset Tuesday night ...... 5:33 p.m. Wine Island — 7:24 p.m. High 1.0; 5:58 a.m. Pascagoula to Atchafalaya River Abbeville 52 36 s 54 50 c Houma 51 34 s 57 50 c New Orleans 17 13.60 R0.20 Moonrise Tuesday ...... 4:12 a.m. Low -0.7; none High ; none Low Tonight, northerly winds around 15 knots, seas 1 to 2 feet. Alexandria 48 32 s 48 43 c Kenner 51 41 s 56 51 c Moonset Tuesday ...... 2:49 p.m. OHIO Tuesday, northeast wind 10 to 15 knots, seas 1 to 2 feet, sunny. Baton Rouge 52 30 s 55 45 c Lafayette 51 33 s 54 48 c Cairo 40 49.06 F0.26 Tuesday night and Wednesday, east wind 10 knots, seas 1 foot, New First Full Last Bogalusa 49 28 s 52 41 c Lake Charles 54 37 s 54 47 c cloudy. Wednesday night and Thursday, southeast wind 10 to 15 Bossier City 48 33 s 43 40 r Monroe 45 29 s 48 40 c knots, seas 1 to 2 feet, showers. Chalmette 50 40 s 56 50 c New Iberia 52 36 s 55 50 c Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly Extended Marine Forecast Crowley 51 35 s 52 48 c New Orleans 52 39 s 58 51 c cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Forecasts and graphics provided by Thursday night, southeast wind 5 to 15 knots, seas 1 foot, show- Jan 24 Feb 1 Feb 9 Feb 15 Harvey 51 39 s 56 50 c Shreveport 49 31 s 45 39 r r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 ers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. Friday, northwest wind 10 to 15 knots, seas 1 foot, mostly cloudy. RUN YOUR AD HERE Every Monday For Only ... $ PER 80 MONTH! Sheriff: Narcotics detectives find synthetic marijuana Staff Report dangerous substance on May 1. failure to appear on the Avenue in Morgan City, reported the following ar- A traffic stop by the (synthetic marijuana). Smith also advised charge of domestic abuse was arrested at 2:54 p.m. rests: Patterson Truck Stop led Narcotics detectives that the St. Mary Parish battery. He was jailed Thursday on a warrant —Ebony K. Ogwin, 41, to the arrest of a with the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office respond- with no bail set. for failure to appear to of Cherry Street in Franklin man who had Sheriff’s Office were con- ed to 29 complaints and Morgan City Police pay fine on the charge of Patterson, was arrested synthetic marijuana in ducting a traffic stop on the following arrests Chief James F. Blair possession of marijuana. at 2:27 a.m. Friday on a his vehicle, St. Mary U.S. 90 West near the were made: reported that the Morgan Humphrey was arrested charge of first offense Parish Sheriff Blaise Patterson Truck Stop —Terri Leondranique City Police Department after being located at a driving while intoxicat- Smith said in a news re- when they made contact Lee Freeman, 24, of responded to 43 calls for residence by officers who ed. She was jailed with lease. with a passenger in the Saturn Road in Bayou service and the following knew of warrant from bond set at $2,500. —Kevon Favors, 20, of vehicle, identified as Vista, was arrested at arrests were made: City Court of Morgan Assumption Parish U.S. 90 Frontage Road in Favors. A bag of synthet- 9:27 a.m. Thursday on a —Corey Mire, 31, of City. He was jailed. Sheriff Leland Falcon Franklin, was arrested ic marijuana belonging to charge of driving under La. 182 in Morgan City, —Fredrick Guzzetta, reported the following ar- at 3:56 p.m. Thursday on Favors was located. He suspension. Freeman was arrested at 11:09 22, of Utah Street in rest: a charge of possession of was jailed and released was jailed and released a.m. on warrants for fail- Berwick, was arrested at —Catherine Nichole a Schedule I controlled on a summons to appear on a summons to appear ure to appear on the 4:03 p.m. Thursday on a Picou, 25, of Ryan on May 1. charges of criminal ne- warrant for failure to ap- Street in Patterson, —Thomas Stansbury, glect of family and con- pear on the charge of was arrested on 30, of Mars Street in tempt of court. Officers speeding. Officers came Wednesday for a fugi- Morgan City police Bayou Vista, was arrest- received information that into contact with tive warrant for St. ed at 8:57 a.m. Thursday Mire was at an address Guzzetta while investi- Mary Parish and for radio logs for Jan. 16-17 on two Morgan City on Railroad Avenue in gating another complaint charges of driving un- Police Department war- Morgan City. Officers and learned of an out- der suspension, expired The following are the radio dispatch logs from the rants for failure to ap- were able to locate Mire standing warrant for his motor vehicle inspec- Morgan City Police Department. To report unlawful pear on the charge of dis- and place him under ar- arrest from City Court of tion tag and speeding. A or suspicious activity, call the police department at turbing the peace intoxi- rest for warrants from Morgan City. Guzzetta uniformed patrol officer 985-380-4605. cated. He was jailed and the 16th Judicial District was placed under arrest observed a vehicle com- Thursday, Jan. 16 later transferred to an- Court. He was jailed. and transported to the mit a traffic violation 6:00 a.m. 400 block of Garber Street; Medical. other agency. —Catherine Picou, 25, Morgan City Police on La. 398 west of 7:21 a.m. 7000 block of La. 182; Alarm. —Brooke Elizabeth of Everett Street in Department jail for book- Labadieville. The depu- 8:54 a.m. Sixth near Louisa streets; Suspicious Henman, 30, of Lake Morgan City, was arrest- ing. ty initiated a traffic person. Palourde Road in Amelia, ed at 2:30 p.m. Thursday —Shayna Tatum, 24, stop and identified the 9:09 a.m. Grizzaffi Trailer Park; Animal com- was arrested at 10:12 on a warrant for failure of Leona Street in driver as Picou. It was plaint. p.m. Thursday on an to appear to pay fees on Morgan City, was arrest- determined that she 9:16 a.m. Under U.S. 90 bridge behind Chili Arkansas Probation and the charge of driving ed at 5:57 p.m. Thursday was driving under a House; Smoke in area. Parole warrant for the while intoxicated. Picou on a warrant for failure suspended driver’s li- 9:31 a.m. 1100 block of Eighth Street; Theft. charge of probation viola- was transported from to appear on the charge cense and was a fugi- 9:54 a.m. 1100 block of Brashear Avenue; Medical. tion. She was jailed and Assumption Parish jail to of possession of marijua- tive from St. Mary 9:55 a.m. 8400 block of La. 182; Arrest. is being held for another the Morgan City jail on na. Tatum was located on Parish. She was jailed 10:03 a.m. 500 block of Levee Road; Animal com- agency. warrants for failure to Leona Street and arrest- and released to the cus- plaint. —Joshua Michael appear from City Court ed on warrants from the tody of St. Mary Parish. 10:27 a.m. 400 block of Garber Street; Utilities. Essex, 26, of Arlington of Morgan City. She was 16th Judicial District Berwick Police 10:36 a.m. 800 block of Victor II Boulevard; Street in Bayou Vista, jailed. Court. She was jailed. Chief David Leonard Standby. was arrested at 1:12 a.m. —Jonathan Hump- Patterson Police Sr. reported there were 10:53 a.m. 900 block of Railroad Avenue; Subject Friday on a warrant for hrey, 38, of Railroad Chief Garrett Grogan no arrests. with warrants. 11:03 a.m. 500 block of Third Street; Animal com- plaint. 11:58 a.m. 1000 block of Marguerite Street; Promoting heart health Stalled vehicle. 12:52 p.m. 1200 block of Victor II Boulevard; Utilities. 12:56 p.m. 2400 block of Pecan Street; Removal of subject. 12:59 p.m. Brashear Avenue and First Street; Open burning. 1:42 p.m. 200 block of Belanger Street; Welfare check. 1:55 p.m. 900 block of Short Street; Juvenile problem. 2:17 p.m. 1200 block of David Drive; 911 hang up. 2:47 p.m. 2600 block of Maple Street; Animal complaint. 3:10 p.m. 500 block of Brashear Avenue; Theft. 3:14 p.m. 6400 block of La. 182; Theft. 3:42 p.m. 300 block of Leona Street; Standby. 5:21 p.m. 200 block of S Railroad Avenue; Theft. 5:25 p.m. 700 block of Myrtle Street; Complaint. 5:45 p.m. 300 block of Leona Street; Arrest. 5:50 p.m. 7500 block of La. 182; Crash. 6:03 p.m. 300 block of Aucoin Street; Juvenile problem. 6:19 p.m. 1000 block of Brashear Avenue; Complaint. 7:11 p.m. 1100 block of General Clark S t r eet; Patrol request. 9:12 p.m. 800 block of General Patton Street; Alarm. 9:16 p.m. 600 block of Patton Street; Open door. Submitted Photo 9:58 p.m. 2400 block of Cypress Street; Medical. To promote awareness and prevention, Cardiovascular Institute of the South and Terrebonne General 11:00 p.m. Ida Street and Filmore Street; Medical Center will host the inaugural Heels for Hearts event 5:30-8 p.m. Feb 6 in the second floor Events Suspicious person. Room of the Mary Bird Perkins TGMC Cancer Center, 8166 W Main St., Suite 201, Houma. The educational Friday, Jan. 17 social encourages women to get informed about their heart health. The evening will include a Q&A session 12:38 a.m. 7200 block of La. 182; Disturbance. with a panel of physicians and wellness experts as well as a heart-healthy dinner, wine and signature cock- 1:52 a.m. 6000 block of La. 182; Alarm. 2:11 a.m. 200 block of Pecos Street; Open door. tails, interactive games, door prizes and more. Tickets are $25. To purchase tickets, visit https://heelsfor- 2:54 a.m. Mallard Street; Complaint. heartsbr.eventbrite.com/houma. Page 12, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, January 20, 2020 Creatures other Readers of the Month than shrimp may have uses for shrimp shells By NANCY mine whether it is water KATHERINE RUBIO, soluble. Molecular weight MARLENE JANES, affects the functionality ZHIMIN XU and end usage of chitosan. WITOON and For example, compared PRINYAWIWATKUL with low-molecular-weight LSU AgCenter chitosan, the high-molecu- Chitosan, a natural sub- lar-weight chitosan exhib- stance created from the its better tensile strength shells of shrimp and other and elongation properties crustaceans, has gained when used as a functional popularity as a dietary film. However, the poor supplement. water solubility of LSU AgCenter research- high-molecular-weight chi- ers are studying another tosan limits its applica- use for the natural biopoly- tions. mer. They are researching LSU AgCenter research- whether this abundant ers invented a simple natural resource may be preparation procedure for used as a food preservative fast-dissolving high-molec- Submitted Photos or coating material to help ular-weight chitosan with- Brayden Stanley and Fashun Taylor of Julia B. Maitland Elementary School were recognized as the keep foods safe and pre- out any chemical modifica- Readers of the Month for December. With them are volunteer reading listeners and mentors Herman vent them from spoiling. tions, eliminating its pun- Hartman, left, and Earl Johnson. Chitosan has received gent acid odor. Also, the increased attention for its fast dissolving and redis- commercial applications in solving time for the freshly the biomedical, food and prepared high-molecu- chemical industries. The lar-weight chitosan solu- use of chitosan in the food tion or the dried high-mo- industry is growing be- lecular-weight chitosan cause of its distinctive bio- powder will reduce the cost logical activities and func- of production. Additionally, tional properties. much higher concentra- The market need for chi- tions of water-soluble tosan is projected to grow high-molecular-weight chi- at a compound annual tosan solutions can be ob- growth rate of 17.7% to tained, which is not possi- 2020, at which point it is ble with the current tech- expected to reach $4.2 bil- nology. lion. Additionally, the mar- AgCenter food microbi- ket for antimicrobial coat- ologists applied water-sol- ings for food should grow uble high-molecu- at a compound annual lar-weight chitosan solu- growth rate of 9% until tions as coatings and dip- 2020, reaching $5 billion. ping solutions. The antimicrobial activi- To analyze the antimi- ty and film-forming prop- crobial activity of these erty of chitosan make it a high-molecular-weight chi- potential source for a food tosan coatings, this chi- preservative or coating tosan was coated onto the material of natural origin surface of ready-to-eat that can be used to im- chicken, raw catfish and prove the storability of per- shucked oysters that were ishable foods and poten- inoculated with different tially prevent illness from foodborne pathogens. spoiled foods. Then the food products The enormous amount were stored at refrigerated of crustacean shell waste temperatures. from Louisiana shrimp, cr- The bacterial counts of ab and crawfish processing samples were enumerated can be used to produce chi- during the shelf life study. Zahma Registar and Chance Paddio of M.E. Norman Elementary School were recognized as the Readers tosan, which would help The results demonstrated of the Month for December. With them are volunteer reading listeners and mentors Hartman, left and reduce costs for handling that high-molecu- Johnson. shell waste and also re- lar-weight chitosan coat- duce environmental pollu- ings were effective against tion. Chitosan can be pro- some foodborne pathogens. duced with various molec- Twas tested. More re- Louisiana organ transplant program ular weights, which deter- search is being conducted. has record-breaking year in 2019 A.J. DOHMANN The Louisiana Organ sands. in Covington. 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The recovery agency for the gans for transplant, , LOPA.”However, with LOPA Foundation will state of Louisiana. which were given by 233 over 2,000 still waiting solicit and receive all fi- LOPA recovers donat- donors. Additionally, the for a transplant, just in nancial donations to sup- ed organs and tissues, agency was able to re- Louisiana, we know we port LOPA’s efforts to places them for trans- AUTHORIZED INSURANCE REPAIR SHOP cover 102 organs that must keep striving to get educate and celebrate the plant, and works with A.J. Dohmann’s Body Shop will make it easy for you. It is your one stop were not suitable for more people registered everlasting gift of organ families throughout the shop where all your repairs will be done at one complete, state of the transplant but are being and ensure the family of and tissue donation. entire donation process. art facility. Have your vehicle towed here. We will take care of everything else. 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