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Volume 59, No. 66 Serving St. Mary Parish Since 1872 8 Pages www.stmarynow.com Councils make plans for millions in COVID aid By GEOFF STOUTE ing the pavilion and re- gstoute stroom at Morey Park as @daily-review.com well as infrastructure Infrastructure and oth- projects like road and er projects, reimburse- drainage work to use ment of COVID expenses funding for. The city will and banking some mon- complete work in its oth- ey aside are plans for the er parks, and it also will city of Patterson for its pay off its leases on po- approximately $2.14 lice vehicles and other million that it will re- city equipment. ceive in American COVID-related reim- The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute Rescue Plan Act money. bursement to the city’s Patterson Mayor Rodney Grogan believes $2.14 million comiing to the city in federal COVID aid will go to Patterson Mayor budget will be expenses offsetting pandemmic-related expenses and to projects including the completion of a pavilion and restroom Rodney Grogan said the for things such as masks, at Morey Park, above. city has targeted finish- (Continued on Page 6) Teche Action clinic receives $4.3M in funding

By GEOFF STOUTE Action Clinic is one of 36 gstoute health centers to receive @daily-review.com some of the $95.59 mil- Teche Action Clinic lion in funding. Teche will receive about $4.35 Action’s award is the million in funding state’s sixth highest. through President Joe Marillac Community Biden’s American Rescue Health Centers in New Plan to reach more of the Orleans has the highest population in communi- award at about $9.05 ties who are under- million. served. Teche Action Clinic The Health Resources CEO Dr. Gary Wiltz told and Services Admin- KBZE 105.9 FM in a istration will begin dis- Facebook streamed in- tributing the funding in terview that as of March April, according to a 29, Teche Action Clinic White House Fact Sheet. has completed 5,195 vac- Teche Action is one of cinations. Many of those 1,376 health care cen- have been at its Franklin ters nationwide who are location or most in St. Hunting receiving some of ap- Mary Parish. There have proximately $6.08 bil- been distributions at the lion allocated, according clinic’s Houma, Dulac, Easter eggs to the Health Resources Edgard, Reserve and and Services Admin- Thibodaux sites, too. istration. Pfizer-BioNTech, in Patterson In Louisiana, Teche (Continued on Page 6) The Daily Re-view/Geoff Stoute Friends of Patterson held an Easter Pharr Chapel Fish Fry event Sunday at Park Street Park that featured an egg hunt, food, music, a jump house and give-aways. Top Photo: A youngster looks inside an egg. Right Photo: Another child participates in an egg hunt. Groups push for defender funding By MAHOGANI COUNTS The Legislature provided an ex- tions for legislators to consider LSU Manship School tra $3 million for public defenders once the session begins. News Service last year and is looking at wheth- These recommendations include BATON ROUGE — In this er to provide more. Police tactics bans on chokeholds, a prohibition spring’s legislative session, crimi- came under question around the of “no-knock” warrants, require- nal justice advocates will be push- country after the death of George ments for officers to wear and ing for increased funding for pub- Floyd in custody last year in Min- turn on body cameras, reducing lic defenders and for changes in neapolis, and Louisiana lawmak- time for officers to find legal rep- resentation and reducing the time policing practices. ers created the Police Training, The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute to complete an investigation of of- Norris Henderson, the founder Screening and De-escalation Task Pharr Chapel United Methodist Church in Mor- of Voice of The Experienced, a Force to address those practices ficers involved in possible wrong- gan City held its annual free Good Friday Fish non-profit known as VOTE, said here. doing. both areas represent crucial steps As of now, with the trial of one VOTE was formed in 2004, and Fry in Lawrence Park. Due to COVID-19, a in reforming the state’s justice of the officers in the George Floyd it aims to uphold civil rights for curbside pickup was added to this year’s system and making it fairer for case in the headlines, the task individuals who are most impact- event. minorities. force has made 21 recommenda- (Continued on Page 6) AccuWeather State Lifestyles Obituaries Contact Us 76 61 (See Page 7) (See Page 8) (See Page 3) (See Page 6) News, Advertising and The week begins with A recent survey says Learn how to lay the Landry Circulation High Low beautiful weather, but a nearly a third of groundwork before add- Lavine Call 985-384-8370 slight chance of storms ing color to your garden. Matherne Louisiana people lost a www.stmarynow.com returns Tuesday night. job or income because Savoie of COVID-19. Williams Wilson

Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, April 5, 2021 The Daily Review Feature Page KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ Let's Find Common Ground HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ “Imagine feeling so alienated from your body that you by would consider taking cross-sex hormones and removing Eugenia your genitals. That’s the tragic situation that many people with gender dysphoria experience. They aren’t faking it, Last and they didn’t actively choose it.” That’s how a recent op-ed from Ryan T. Anderson began. And it is the kind of compassionate spirit that animates Tuesday, April 6 his book “When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Set your sights on what Transgender Moment,” which has been recently banned excites you. Be innova- from Amazon. tive, believe in yourself Anderson, a former fellow at the Heritage Foundation and do whatever it takes and current president of the Ethics and Public Policy Cen- to achieve happiness. ter, is no man of the left. But gender dysphoria is unit- Put your heart and soul ing people of all political stripes. As it should. I recently into life, love and being watched on Twitter as women on the left expressed regret the best you can be. Love that they had to link to a post by my courageous and te- and self-improvement are nacious colleague Madeleine Kearns on National Review’s favored. Embrace the fu- website because no one else will write about these issues ture with optimism. honestly. ARIES (March 21-April Maddy was writing about the Senate confirmation hear- 19) -- Call on those you ings for Department of Health and Human Services of- trust for input. Running ficial Dr. Rachel Levine, during which Rand Paul asked HEART OF THE CITY your ideas by people who some very basic questions about children and gender tran- offer encouragement sitioning, some of which Levine refused to answer. That along with common sense seems worthy of acknowledgment, and, dare I say it, dis- will help you navigate cussion! your way through any pit- As Anderson writes in the postscript to the paperback falls you encounter. edition of “When Harry Became Sally,” he hosted a forum of which “(o)ne of the organizers needed to remain anony- TAURUS (April 20-May mous, because she has a teenage daughter who was four 20) -- Keep your thoughts years into the process of transitioning. Throughout that to yourself until you have time she’s been trying to get left-leaning media and think a clear picture of how you tanks and professional associations to take seriously the want to proceed. A change concerns coming from the left about transgender policy, made in haste will be met and instead she’s found herself and her colleagues essen- with obstacles. Thorough tially deplatformed.” BIG NATE research will prevent neg- As Anderson noted, “We likely disagree about abortion, ative results. gay marriage, taxes, trade, foreign policy --just to name a GEMINI (May 21-June few.” But, he continued: “(W)here we do agree, we can and 20) -- Don’t waste time. should work together.” Size up your situation Specifically, in regard to the media, Anderson writes: and make things happen. “They don’t care about the damage being done to young A chance to get ahead is people’s bodies and minds -- in fact they celebrate it as coming, and preparation a civil right. They don’t care about the privacy and safe- will help build the confi- ty and equality of girls when boys who identify as girls dence you need to dazzle can share female-only spaces -- like showers and locker the powers-that-be. rooms and bathrooms -- or when boys who identity as girls CANCER (June 21-July can participate in female athletic competitions. They don’t 22) -- Concentrate on care about the ability of doctors to practice good medicine CUL DE SAC what you need to do to when bad medicine becomes mandated as a civil right, succeed. Refuse to let per- while good medicine becomes outlawed as a civil wrong. sonal matters interfere And they don’t care about the rights of parents to find the with your professional best care for their kids.” responsibilities. Focus While I have no interest in discriminating against any- on contracts, money and one, we’re at a moment when the media and so much of maintaining a healthy the Democratic party, the corporate world and popular lifestyle. culture consider affirming transgender ideology a tenet of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- secular faith. Press people for answers. People on the right are often disparaged as anti-science Use your communication on something like abortion, which always seems to be skills to your advantage. quite bizarre and outright dishonest, when we can see on Get the lowdown, and a sonogram what we are dealing with in a pregnancy -- a FRANK AND ERNEST make decisions based on developing human. the facts you receive. A And now we are talking about mutilating children. My partnership that can help heart breaks for those who are legitimately suffering gen- you advance looks prom- der dysphoria. As with many hardships I don’t suffer, I ising. well know there but by the grace of God go I. But when we VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) glamorize transitioning, and encourage children to do so, -- Take a virtual class or we are talking child abuse. Biological boys playing on girls’ set up an online interview. teams? Foster-care and adoption services banished for Take action if you want to having traditional views that Barack Obama, Joe Biden bring about change. Don’t and all of mainstream America believed about 10 seconds make excuses when it’s ago, relatively speaking? Can we please unite together up to you to make things against ideological tyranny here? While we may not agree, we should at least be free to voice dissent, hold debates DEFLOCKED happen. Don’t play the blame game. and discuss compromises like reasonable people without LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) fear of being canceled. -- Take care of responsi- (Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at the National bilities, and free up time Review Institute, editor-at-large of National Review mag- to enjoy with a loved one. azine and author of the new book “A Year With the Mys- tics: Visionary Wisdom for Daily Living.” She is also chair Don’t make unnecessary of Cardinal Dolan’s pro-life commission in New York. She purchases. Fitness and can be contacted at [email protected].) physical improvements COPYRIGHT 2021 United Feature Syndicate are favored. DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION FOR UFS SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Put everything in place before you leap into BORN LOSER action. Understanding BIBLE DIGEST what’s possible will help by G. E. Dean you avoid a costly mis- take. An innovative plan “No servant can serve two masters: for either he will require a strict bud- will hate the one, and love the other; or else he get. will hold to the one, and despise the other. You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- cannot serve God and mammon.” Dec. 21) -- An emotional (Luke 16:13 AKJV) matter will cause you to Is the Lord Jesus your master? He demands overreact if you aren’t full allegiance. He died for us. We should live for careful. Size up whatev- Him. er situation you face, and put a strategy in place ARLO AND JANIS that will eliminate out- side interference. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) -- You’ll face op- position if you initiate a change without going through the proper chan- nels. Look for a positive way to get others on board, and you’ll get the support and assistance you need. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. THATABABY 19) -- Focus on what you can do to add to your se- curity. A moneymaking opportunity looks prom- ising. Don’t miss out be- cause you’ve taken on responsibilities that don’t belong to you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Keep your plans secret, and you’ll avoid a disagreement. Do some- thing energetic if you feel MONTY stressed or anxious. Don’t make a premature move in an emotional situation. Time is on your side. (Visit Eugenialast.com, or join Eugenia on Twitter/ Facebook/LinkedIn.) COPYRIGHT 2021 Unit- ed Feature Syndicate, Inc. DISTRIBUTED BY AN- DREWS MCMEEL SYN- DICATION FOR UFS

The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, April 5, 2021, Page 3 Lifestyles Get It Growing: Time to spring into the garden By HEATHER rate some organic matter flower. Both were top KIRK-BALLARD back into your beds with performers in field trials LSU AgCenter compost. You can use at the Hammond Rese- Horticulturist homemade compost arch Station. Garden centers are full made from kitchen Beacon impatiens do of color right now. Plants scraps such as vegetable best in shaded areas. of all kinds — from annu- peelings, eggs and coffee There’s no need to be en- al and perennial bedding grounds combined with vious of your neighbors plants to flowering leaves, or you can pur- with all that sun and col- shrubs and flowering chase manure composts or. You can have color in trees — are available to containing an assort- the shade too with impa- add to your landscapes. ment of manures from tiens. Other Super Plant But before you make cows, sheep, horses and selections for shade are your color selections, chickens. BabyWing begonias, com- there are some spring In addition to home- pact varieties from the gardening tasks you grown compost or com- SunPatiens series and should take care of first posted manures, another the Kauai torenia series. so you can start with a option is worm castings If you’ve got an area clean slate. — also known as vermi- that is blazing with full First, pull out all of cast or, affectionately, sun all day, the those winter weeds and worm poop. In addition, Suncredible yellow sun- LSU AgCenter/Heather Kirk-Ballard remove any unsightly mushroom compost is flower is just the plant cold-damaged plants. available. We depend on for you. This is an ev- The Suncredible yellow sunflower Undoubtedly, when you these little fungi for de- er-blooming sunflower makes an excellent cut flower. remove those plants, you composition, and in re- that is best suited toward will remove a great deal turn, they provide organ- the back of the bed be- performance in Louisiana —SunPatients, com- —Mesa gaillardia se- of soil with them. You ic matter and make nu- cause it gets some height. landscapes or have gone pact varieties. ries. will need to replenish the trients available to They make great cut through several years of —Kauai torenia series. —Luna hibiscus series. soil or raised-bed mix to plants. Many of these op- flowers, and the pollina- university evaluations Foliage interest: —Evolution Violet sal- bring your beds back up. tions are readily avail- tors just love them. If you and observations. Look —Little Ruby alter- via farinacea. Additionally, the able at garden centers. enjoy yellow sunflowers, for these plants at local nanthera. —Evolution White sal- plants you grew last year Next is the fun part: this one will not disap- nurseries. —Henna coleus. via farinacea. have no doubt used up selecting plants. Choose point. You can find a com- —Flamethrower coleus —Flutteryby Tutti the nutrients that were the right plant for the The year 2020 marked plete list of Super Plants series. Fruitt buddleia. available and those nu- right place. Be aware of the 10th anniversary of selections along with in- —Fireworks pennise- —Butterfly pentas se- trients need to be replen- the amount of sunlight Louisiana Super Plants. formation about each tum. ries. ished. Top off your beds the area gets and be sure This program is an edu- plant on the LSU Plants with flowers —Lucky Star pentas with a mixture of raised- the area gets adequate cational and marketing AgCenter website at that attract pollinators: series. bed media and compost. water with good soil campaign that highlights www.lsuagcenter.com/su- —Serena angelonia se- —Bandana lantana se- This will add organic drainage. tough and beautiful perplants. Below are all ries. ries. matter and nutrients When choosing plants, plants that perform well of the warm-season bed- —Serenita Raspberry Ground covers and back into the beds, bring consider selections in the throughout the state of ding plant selections angelonia. border plants: them back to the appro- LSU AgCenter Louisiana Louisiana. Each spring grouped by growth habit —Intenz Classic celosia. —Homestead Purple priate levels (8 to 12 Super Plants program. and fall, AgCenter horti- and area. —Senorita Rosalita verbena. inches) and prepare the This year’s warm-season culturists announce new Flowers for shade: cleome. —Lemon sedum. bed for your next plant bedding plant selections Super Plants selections. —BabyWing begonia selections. are the Beacon impatiens Super Plants have a series. This provides a great series and the proven track record with —Beacon impatiens opportunity to incorpo- Suncredible Yellow sun- many years of reliable series. Marriage is not in future for man with divorce in his past DEAR ABBY: I’m a Talk to your signifi- class. When we broached but keep in mind that single mom. I have a cant other. Keep the the subject, he got an at- unequal bequests can man in my life who I conversation calm and titude. He told us to be problematic for the have been with for al- tell him what you “suck it up and get used recipients in the long most four years. He went wrote to me. Add to it to it,” which, needless to run. through a bad divorce that after four years, say, rudely closed the during the he should know by door on the conversation. *** time we got Dear Abby now what your needs How can we get across By Jeanne Phillips together, and ©United are and that he can to him that we LOVE his For everything you need to anytime I try Features Syndicate trust you — but you Bible teaching, but we know about wedding plan- ning, order “How to Have a to mention need stability for your don’t want to hear all his Lovely Wedding.” Send your marriage in kids’ sakes and your backstory stuff, especial- name and mailing address, the future, he own. If he can’t bring ly since many of us have plus check or money order for heard these stories over $8 to: Dear Abby, Wedding gets upset. himself to make anoth- Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount I’m unsure what to do or er trip to the altar, a and over? Morris, IL 61054-0447. how to respond anymore. trip to a lawyer’s office LOVES I know my kids aren’t might yield an agree- THE GOOD BOOK his, so he owes us noth- ment that meets your ing, but I need more sta- needs and his. Howev- DEAR LOVES: What bility and the assurance er, if he refuses to con- this teacher has told that if something were to sider it, then what you you is that he has no happen to him, we would must do is move on. intention of changing be OK. I’m 35 and have his routine. Because never had the chance to DEAR ABBY: I attend his patter doesn’t en- get married, only to find a Bible study. The man tertain you and inter- out that he never wants who teaches it is very feres with your en- to get married. So what gifted, but he spends lightenment, as well do I do? more and more time on as other members of MYSTIFIED anecdotal stories about the class, let those IN MINNESOTA his past in the business who are willing to tol- world. Some of us drive erate his blather con- DEAR MYSTIFIED: long distances to his tinue his Bible study and business course, while the rest of you The Daily Review move forward with another, less egotisti- cal instructor. Published Daily Except Saturday and Sunday DEAR ABBY: I have reached a place in life At 1014 Front Street where I’m getting older Morgan City, LA 70380-0948 and have more money Telephone: (985) 384-8370 than I need. My husband and I want to give to our (USPS 145-840) nieces, nephews and some cousins who we know are struggling fi- Mary Terry...... Publisher nancially. Do you have Bill Decker...... Managing Editor any suggestions on how Subscription Rates to do this without being Including Tax insulting? 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ASK THE DOCTOR CVI Not Life-Threatening, Can Cause Complications by Eve Glazier, M.D., in women than in men. lose weight, wear com- Health. Elizabeth Ko, and Elizabeth Ko, Chronic venous insuf- pression stockings, ex- M.D., is an internist M.D. ficiency is not life-threat- ercise regularly, elevate and assistant professor Dear Doctor: I was ening; if ignored, howev- the legs, avoid prolonged of medicine at UCLA recently diagnosed with er, it can lead to serious standing and maintain Health.) chronic venous insuffi- complications. These in- skin care. Some patients (Send your questions to ciency in both legs. What clude leg ulcers, pulmo- benefit from nonsurgical askthedoctors@mednet. is it, and why does it hap- nary embolism, deep vein treatments that use in- ucla.edu, or write: Ask pen? What does it mean thrombosis and second- jected solutions or laser the Doctors, c/o UCLA for my health? ary lymphedema, which therapy to collapse cer- Health Sciences Media Dear Reader: One of is swelling in the tissues tain smaller vessels. Relations, 10880 Wilshire the tradeoffs of the evolu- due to damage to the It’s important for your Blvd., Suite 1450, Los tion of upright posture in lymphatic system. health that you follow Angeles, CA, 90024. Ow- humans is that at some Depending on the se- your doctors’ recommen- ing to the volume of mail, point, the various fluids verity of your particular dations and make man- personal replies cannot that circulate throughout condition -- there are aging CVI part of your be provided.) our bodies face an uphill varying degrees of CVI daily routine. COPYRIGHT 2021 climb. This is particu- -- your doctor will out- (Eve Glazier, M.D., UCLA HEALTH larly true of our blood, line strategies for you MBA, is an internist DISTRIBUTED BY which gets pumped from to follow. These can in- and associate professor ANDREWS MCMEEL a location high up in the Elizabeth Ko, M.C. and Eve Glazier, M.D. clude being advised to of medicine at UCLA SYNDICATION body. Not only does it tissues, but it has to com- walls, these valves use a need to reach all of our plete a timely round trip pair of opposing flaps to back to the heart. prevent the rising blood A branching network from ebbing backward SENSE & SENSITIVITY of arteries carry oxygen- between heartbeats. Body Issues Hinder Summer Activities ated, nutrient-rich blood With CVI, the blood fails away from the pumping to make a consistent up- by Harriette Cole ror and look at yourself hard about where the chambers of the heart ward climb and pools in DEAR HARRIETTE: head to toe, front to back. ring might be. Talk to and out to the tissues via the veins. Blood pressure I’m 30 years old, and As you look at yourself, your husband about it, the capillaries. A similar within the veins rises, I’ve always been really say, “I love you just the and ask him to be on the network of veins return which can damage both insecure about my body. way you are.” Repeat it lookout. Look under the oxygen-poor blood and the veins and the valves. During the summer, my like a chant. Offer love to bed and in all of your waste products back to Risk factors for CVI friends and I have pool yourself. Welcome your drawers. Don’t give up. the heart. include age, family his- parties and beach days. full self as you are. Do Scour every nook and When you have chronic tory, prolonged inactiv- All of my friends wear this every day, and after cranny. Perhaps it is not venous insufficiency, or ity, pregnancy, obesity BLOCK PARTY bikinis, even though not a while, you will begin to gone. CVI, it means that the and being quite tall. CVI Set 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. all of them have perfect believe it. If, after a thorough deeper veins in your legs may also occur in people Saturday, April 10, at bodies. I admire and envy Now, invest in a bath- search, you still can’t find 1500 Federal Ave., aren’t working efficient- who have experienced their confidence; I simply ly to return the blood to deep vein thrombosis, ing suit. It can be a one- it, then tell your mother. I Morgan City. Features don’t have it. I am so inse- piece. It can even be a say that with one caveat: yard games, dunk tank the heart. This happens which is a blood clot in cure about my body that I when the walls of the the deep veins of the leg. bathing suit with swim If your mother is unwell, and food. Proceeds from have not put on a swim- shorts. Find something of fragile mind or body, “Dunk Mayor Dragna” veins become weakened, Symptoms include swell- suit since my teens. I’m and when the tiny one- ing in the lower leg and that you feel comfortable keep this information benefit Morgan City afraid that I’m spending way valves within the ankle -- particularly after in. Then drum up the to yourself. There is no beautification projects. my best years being de- veins no longer function prolonged standing -- as courage this summer to need to worry your moth- feated by my own insecu- go for it. Trust that your er since there is nothing properly. These valves well as aching, throbbing rities. I would love to get FISH FRY PO’BOYS are an ingenious solution or tiredness in the legs. friends will support you. you can do about the loss, At New Salem Baptist into the pool, and I would Choose to be free and to in terms of replacing the to the gravity fighting Skin on the legs and feet love to go to the beach. I Church, 1412 Cherry St., against the blood moving may itch, flake or appear have fun. ring. So, weigh the emo- Patterson, April 10, 11 don’t want to stand in my DEAR HARRIETTE: tional consequences of up from your legs back to leathery, and new vari- own way. How can I take a.m. to 1 p.m. Menu: I recently lost my grand- telling your mother ver- the heart. cose veins may emerge. the steps towards accept- Fried fish po’boys, potato mother’s ring. My mom sus keeping it to yourself. Working in concert with The condition becomes ing myself for who I am? salad, a dessert and cold gave it to me as a wed- Tell her only if you think our muscles and with the more common after age -- Summer Body drink. Donation: $8. ding gift three years ago. she can handle it. smooth and elastic vein 50, and is seen more often DEAR SUMMER I’ve always been really (Harriette Cole is a PUBLIC NOTICE BODY: Because this is IN APPLICABLE 14.00 mills for dinance to allow a deep-seated issue for close to my grandmother, lifestylist and founder of BUILDING AND Public Improve- for Flag Lots. you, you may want to get but I was afraid to wear DREAMLEAPERS, an PUBLIC FIRE CODES ment Bond Issues 10) NEW BUSI- some professional coun- the ring because of how initiative to help people NOTICE SHALL BE for Waterworks for NESS precious it is. I thought I access and activate their NOTICE IS FIRE-RATED the tax year 2021. 1) A Resolution seling to help you sort through your insecuri- put it away in a safe spot, dreams. You can send HEREBY GIVEN FOR COMPLI- Discussion of an providing for the but somehow I’ve mis- questions to askharri- that the Board of ANCE.) Ordinance adding ties. Body image is an is- acceptance of work placed it. I’m very scared [email protected] Adjustment for the NOTICE IS and enacting Cem- performed by Bar- sue for many women and to tell my mom that I lost or c/o Andrews McMeel Mayor & Council- HEREBY FUR- eteries to the Code riere Construction men. Believe me, it comes Syndication, 1130 Wal- men of the City of THER GIVEN of Ordinances; and Co., LLC in accor- up a lot as we inch closer this family heirloom. It Morgan City, Loui- THAT said Board to establish Pat- dance with the to summer. was supposed to be in nut St., Kansas City, MO siana, will meet of Adjustment for terson Municipal Certificate of Sub- Apart from counsel- my family for genera- 64106.) and hold a Public the Mayor & Cemetery, and pro- stantial Comple- ing, here are some other tions. What should I do? COPYRIGHT 2021, Hearing in the Councilmen of the viding for reserva- tion for 2020 As- things you can try. Get -- Missing Ring HARRIETTE COLE court room of the City of Morgan tion of rights, re- phaltic Concrete comfortable looking at DEAR MISSING DISTRIBUTED BY City Court Build- City, Louisiana, at cords and reports, Street Improve- your body in the mirror. RING: Before you share ANDREWS MCMEEL ing on Highway said time and maintenance and ments. Stand in your under- the news with your moth- SYNDICATION FOR 182 East, Morgan place will hear any perpetual care 2) Termination wear in front of the mir- er, step back and think UFS City, Louisiana, at and all objections funds, transfer of of the CEA for the 6:00 P.M. on to the proposed ap- lots, and monu- fire truck loaned TUESDAY, APRIL plication. After ments, markings, to Bayou Country 6, 2021 to hear ap- hearing and pass- and plantings in Children Museum Andrews McMeel Almanac plications and/or ing on such objec- general. Discus- in Thibodaux. objections to the tions, if any there sion of an Ordi- 3) Appointment Today is the 95th day Jabbar of the Los Angeles 2.43 — length (in miles) following varianc- be, said Board of nance to allow for to the Patterson of 2021 and the 17th day Lakers scored his of the Akashi Kaikyo Adjustment for the Flag Lots. es to the zoning or- Housing Authority of spring. 31,420th career point, Bridge, linking the city of Mayor & Council- *************** dinance. Board of Commis- Today’s History: In breaking the NBA’s all- Kobe to Awaji Island in 1.) FRANCIS men of the City of 1) MEETING sion. 1792, George Washington time scoring record. Japan. The bridge, which SCOTT SICARD Morgan City, Loui- CALLED TO OR- 4) Appointment cast the first presidential Today’s Quote: “ I has the longest main (SICARD RENT- siana, will proceed DER BY THE to the Patterson ALS), 1022 if they so deter- MAYOR veto, striking down a bill have begun everything span of any suspension SIXTH STREET. mine to act on the 2) INVOCA- Planning & Zoning that concerned represen- with the idea that I could bridge in the world, MORGAN CITY, applications, all in TION Board of Commis- tative apportionment succeed, and I never had opened to traffic on this LA 70380 accordance with 3) PLEDGE OF sion. among the states. much patience with the day in 1998. PARCEL # law (LA R.S. ALLEGIANCE 5) Resolution of In 1933, President multitudes of people who Today’s Moon: 3194361653.00 33:4727). 4) ROLL CALL Respect for Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt is- are always ready to ex- Between last quarter ZONING DIS- BOARD OF AD- 5) APPROVAL Frank “Percy” sued an executive order plain why one cannot moon (April 4) and new TRICT “B-2” JUSTMENT OF THE March 2, Jones. establishing the Civilian succeed.” — Booker T. moon (April 11). BUSINESS FOR THE CITY 2021 MINUTES 6) Discussion on Conservation Corps. Washington, “Up From COPYRIGHT 2021 Reissue Bond for REQUEST OF MORGAN 6) SUBMIS- In 1955, Winston Slavery” ANDREWS MCMEEL Road Improve- PERMISSION TO CITY SION OF Churchill resigned as Today’s Number: SYNDICATION ATTEST: ments. DEVIATE FROM MONTHLY FI- prime minister of Great THE ESTAB- ANDY REED, NANCIAL RE- 7) Discussion on LISHED 8 SECRETARY PORT. the Pitbull/Vicious Britain due to failing (EIGHT FOOT) KENDRA THOM- 7) PUBLIC Animals Ordi- health. SIDE YARD SET- AS, COMMENT nance. In 2010, an explosion BACK AS PRE- CHAIRMAN 8) GUEST 8) Discussion on at the Upper Big Branch SCRIBED IN Adv. April 5, 2021 1) Merlin Sons, dog issues, Joe coal mine in West SECTION 126-47 drainage on Mike Lewis. Virginia killed 29 min- PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE CITY OF Drive 11) AN- ers. NOUNCEMENTS MORGAN CITY 2) Vickie Wil- Today’s Birthdays: CODE OF ORDI- Posted on door liams 12) ENGI- NANCES. IF AP- April 1, 2021 at NEERS REPORT Thomas Hobbes (1588- 9) UNFIN- 1679), philosopher; PROVED, THE 10:00AM ISHED BUSI- 13) LEGAL Booker T. Washington VARIANCE CITY OF PAT- NESS MATTERS WOULD ALLOW TERSON 1) Adopt Ordi- ANY AND ALL (1856-1915), writer/edu- THE APPLICANT NOTICE OF nance levying a BUSINESS TO cator; Spencer Tracy TO EXTEND AN PUBLIC MEET- General Alimony COME BEFORE (1900-67), actor; Bette EXISTING RESI- ING Tax of 8.30 Mills THE MAYOR AND Davis (1908-89), actress; DENTIAL April 6, 2021 for the tax year COUNCIL WITH Gregory Peck (1916- STRUCTURE A Public Meet- 2021. THEIR UNANI- 2003), actor; Roger (FOR COMMER- ing will be held as 2) Adopt Ordi- MOUS CONSENT Corman (1926- ), film- CIAL USE), RE- follows: nance to levying ADJOURN maker; Colin Powell SULTING IN A DATE: April 6, 14.00 mills for Angela Shil- MAXIMUM 5’-6 (1937- ), U.S. Army gen- 2021 Public Improve- ling-Boyles, 7/16” (FIVE FOOT, TIME: 6:00 PM eral/diplomat; Mitch ment Bond Issues City Clerk SIX AND SEV- PLACE OF Pileggi (1952- ), actor; for Waterworks for City of Patterson EN-SIXTEENTHS MEETING: City Pharrell Williams (1973- the tax year 2021. 1314 Main Street INCHES) COR- Hall, Council Patterson, LA ), rapper/producer; NER SIDE YARD Meeting Room, 3) Action on Or- dinance adding 70392 Sterling K. Brown (1976- SETBACK. 1314 Main Street, 985-395-5205 ), actor; Hayley Atwell (NOTE: AS Patterson, Louisi- and enacting Cem- eteries to the Code In accordance (1982- ), actress; Lily WITH ANY RE- ana with the Ameri- James (1989- ), actress. QUEST FOR DE- AGENDA of Ordinances; and to establish Pat- cans with Disabili- Today’s Fact: Easter VIATION, WATER Due to COVID – ties Act, if you RUNOFF ISSUES Social distancing terson Municipal Island, located in the Cemetery, and pro- need special assis- southeastern Pacific COULD OCCUR, and mask must be tance, please con- THUS A MITIGA- viding for reserva- Ocean, was given its worn. tact Angela Shil- TION PLAN *************** tion of rights, re- ling-Boyles at 985- name by its first record- SHALL BE EVAL- PUBLIC HEAR- cords and reports, 395-5205 describ- ed European visitor, UATED AND AP- ING: Discussion of maintenance and perpetual care ing the assistance Dutch explorer Jacob PROVED. IN AD- an Ordinance levy- Roggeveen, who first en- DITION, ALL ing a General Ali- funds, transfer of that is necessary. CONSTRUCTION mony Tax of 8.30 lots, and monu- “City of Patterson countered it on Easter CLOSER THAN Mills for the tax ments, markings, is an Equal Op- Sunday, on this day in PRESCRIBED year 2021. Discus- and plantings in portunity Provider 1722. MEASURE- sion of an Ordi- general. and Employer” Today’s Sports: In MENTS LISTED nance to levying 4) Action on Or- Adv. April 5, 2021 1984, Kareem Abdul-

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PUBLIC NOTICE three additional Vice President ron advised the ITEM 1 Call to The purpose of at City Hall and is published on the modules are being St. Mary Levee board of directors Order this notice is to in- may be obtained FCC’s website. OFFICIAL fabricated. Dirt is District that we disposed ITEM 2 Pledge form the public of by contacting the FCC strongly en- PROCEEDINGS being transported Adv. April 5, 2021 of records dating of Allegiance this proposed ac- Administrative courages online fil- ST. MARY LEVEE to the Island and back 10 years with ITEM 3 Roll tion within the Secretary at 385- ing. A mailing ad- DISTRICT clearing, stacking PUBLIC NOTICE 1,988 lbs. of paper Call 100-year flood- 1770. dress for a paper SPECIAL and burning is un- shredded. Due to ITEM 4 Approv- plain as required Notice is further filing is: FCC MEETING derway on borrow ST. MARY the recent extreme al of the Minutes by Section 2(a)(4) given that a public Requests for En- FEBRUARY 11, canal section for PARISH 911 weather causing of the February of Executive Order hearing has been vironmental Re- 2021 Phase 4A of the COMMUNICA- hazardous condi- 25, 2021 LEPA 11988 for Flood- called for 6:00 PM, view, ATTN: VIA PHONE project. Mr. De- TIONS tions, the commu- Unit No.1 Partici- plain Management local time, on April Ramon Williams, CONFERENCE Zarn stated his of- DISTRICT nications district pants Committee as the proposed ac- 14, 2021, at the 445 12th Street The St. Mary fice has finalized Regular Meeting did incur more Meeting tion is within and/ Morgan City Mu- SW, Washington, Levee District the designs and 1200 David than average over- ITEM 5 OLD or affects a flood- nicipal Auditori- DC 20554. (“SMLD”) met via specifications for Drive, time hours. The BUSINESS plain. um, 725 Myrtle Adv. April 5, 2021 phone conference the Phase 4B por- Building B center received a (a) Update on Additional infor- Street, Morgan on this date with tion of the project Morgan City, La. higher-than-nor- LEPA Unit No.1 mation may be ob- City, Louisiana to PUBLIC NOTICE President William and it should be 70380 mal number of Operations tained by contact- receive and consid- Hidalgo, Sr., pre- ready to advertise February 24th, calls during this (b) Discussion ing: The Teche er public input Stockholder’s siding and the fol- for bid by the end 2021 period, with no in- and Consideration Action Board, concerning said Annual Meeting lowing board of the month. 1:00 P.M. terruption of ser- for Approval of Attn: Paulette proposed ordi- The annual members present: Mr. DeZarn re- Chairman Ed vice. Mrs. Angeron LEPA Property In- Lofton, Chief nance. meeting of the Norris Crappell, ported a substan- Smith opened the advised the board surance Renewal Operating Officer. (S) Genie G. Bon- stockholders of tial completion in- February 24th, that the yearly Au- Luther Smith, J.P. ITEM 6 NEW Written com- ner MC Bancshares, spection was con- 2021 regular meet- dit for the State BUSINESS ments on the pro- Genie G. Bonner Hebert, Daniel Li- Inc., Morgan City, ducted on Feb 2 by ing with a roll call. Legislature has (a) Consider- posed action and Administrative pari, Mike Ortiz, Louisiana, for the Kenny Arceneaux SMLD, DOTD, AP- Mr. Ed Smith, Mr. been completed. ation for Approval potential impacts Secretary purpose of electing and Will Terry. TIM and Sealevel Naquin, Mr. Ver- St. Mary Parish of Entering into to floodplains Adv. March 29, directors for the Also present: however numerous ret, Mr. Blaise 911 Communica- EXECUTIVE SES- must be submitted April 5 and 12, ensuing year and Tim Matte, St. items were ob- Smith, and Mr. tions District re- SION pursuant to to the following 2021 Mary Levee Dis- served, and a Rink attended the ceived a total of La. R.S. 42:16 and address on or be- for all other mat- trict Executive Di- punch list is being meeting. Mr. May- 51,487 calls in La. R.S. 42:17 with fore March 30, PUBLIC NOTICE ters which may rector; Michael developed for the on joined the meet- 2020. Board mem- regard to equip- 2021, The Teche properly come be- Brocato, Opera- Bayou Teche Proj- ing at 1:10 p.m. bers were remind- ment on LEPA Action Board, Tillman Infra- fore said meeting tions Manager; ect. Mr. Beverly did ed to complete the Unit No. 1 sold by Attn: Paulette structure, LLC is will be held at the William Bourgeois; Mr. Matte re- not attend. Ethics course for GE Packaged Pow- Lofton, Chief proposing to build Main Office of M C Gerard Bourgeois; ported that some Public Com- 2021. The W2’s er, Inc. Operating Officer. a 255-foot Self Bank & Trust Kevin DeZarn, AP- of the appraisals ment: None have been com- (b) Consider- Adv. March 25, 29, Support Tower Company, 1201 TIM; Kevin O’Gor- have been received Mr. Verret made pleted and deliv- ation of any other 30, 31, April 1, 2, (270-ft w/appurte- Brashear Avenue, man, T. Baker for the needed a motion to dis- ered for employ- actions required 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, nances) located at Morgan City, Loui- Smith; Jerry Car- right of ways for pense with the ees. The upgraded by the Partici- 14 and 15, 2021 338 Louisiana siana, on Wednes- roll, CPRA; and the Yokely Levee reading of and to phone system pants Committee Road, Glencoe, LA day the 21st day of members of the Extension Project. accept the Janu- equipment has regarding LEPA PUBLIC NOTICE 70538. Structure April 2021, at public. Mr. Matte re- ary 27th, 2021 been delivered Unit No. 1 coordinates are: 10:00 a.m. Mr. Terry moved ported SMLD took minutes. Mr. with expected in- ITEM 7 AD- PUBLIC NOTICE (N29-46-26.50/ Kenneth I. Nelkin, to dispense with a group of area Le- Naquin and Mr. stallation at the JOURNMENT NOTICE IS W91-44-58.92). Chairman of the the reading and to vee officials from Rink seconded the end of March. Adv. April 5, 2021 HEREBY GIVEN The tower is antic- Board approve the Jan Terrebonne and motion. All mem- General Discus- that a proposed or- ipated to have FAA Adv. March 22, 29, 14 regular month- Lafourche Parish- bers were in favor sion: Mr. Rink ad- PUBLIC NOTICE dinance has been Style E (dual me- April 5 and 12, ly minutes. After a es to tour the Bay- and the motion vised the board introduced for en- dium intensity) 2021 second by Mr. ou Chene con- carried. that there will be a To: All Interested actment by the lighting. The Crappell the mo- struction site and The income Fire Association Agencies, Groups, City Council of Federal Com- PUBLIC NOTICE tion carried unani- exchanged some statement for Jan- meeting at the and Individuals Morgan City, Loui- munications Com- mously. operational ideas. uary 2021 totaled EOC building on This is to give siana. mission (FCC) LEGAL NO- Mr. Matte pre- Mr. Matte stated $115,119.37. Mr. Thursday, Febru- notice that the Said proposed Antenna Structure TICE: On March sented the pay- last week Col. Naquin made a ary 25th at 7pm. Teche Action ordinance provides Registration (ASR 10, 2021 Murphy ables report, which Murphy and Gen. motion to approve Mr. Naquin asked Board has applied for Declaring Sur- Form 854) file Law Firm filed a Mr. Arceneaux Holland with the the income state- Mrs. Angeron to for a Capital Assis- plus all items number is Petition to Appoint moved to approve. USACOE New Or- ment. Mr. Blaise request informa- tance for Hurri- above the surface A1191158. In- Dative Tutrix in Following Mr. Li- leans District and Smith seconded tion for the Safe cane Response and of the ground, in- terested persons the matter cap- pari second, the the Mississippi the motion. All Room Project Ad- Recovery Efforts cluding, but not may review the tioned: In Re Tu- motion carried River Commission members were in dition to be in- (CARE) Program limited to all application at torship of Ronald unanimously. President visited favor and the mo- stalled at the Com- grant from Health buildings, appur- www.fcc.gov/asr/ Owens, Docket #: Mr. Matte also the Bayou Chene tion carried. The munications Dis- Resources and tenances, struc- applications by en- 21524, 16th Judi- site as well. expense statement trict. Services Admin- tures, components tering the file presented the cial District Court, Mr. W. Bour- for January 2021 Adjournment: istration (HRSA) for generating number. Environ- Statement of Rev- Parish of St. Mary, geois reported that was $64,785.65. Mr. Rink made a of the Department electricity, boilers, mental concerns enues by sources State of Louisiana. next meeting a Mr. Naquin made motion to adjourn of Health and coolers, and towers may be raised by and Summary of vote is needed for a motion to accept the meeting. Mr. Human Services at the Joseph J. filing a Request for This notice is be- Expenditures of a new treasurer. the expense state- Naquin seconded (HHS). The Teche Cefalu, Jr. Steam Environmental ing made pursuant the St. Mary Levee Mr. Hebert mo- ment. Mr. Rink the motion. All Action Board pro- Plant located at Review at www. to LSA-R.S. District. tioned to authorize seconded the mo- members were in poses to conduct 701 Avoca Road. fcc.gov/asr/envi- 43:203. Mr. Reid Miller Mr. Hidalgo to tion. All members favor and the mo- renovations at Copies of the ronmentalrequest Adv. March 23, 24, of Miller Engi- sign the engage- were in favor and tion carried. Ap- 1124 7th Street in proposed ordi- within 30 days of 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, neers reported ment letter for the the motion carried. proved: Morgan City, nance are avail- the date that no- April 1, 2 and 5, 95% of the designs audit and single A budget to actual Louisiana. able for inspection tice of the project 2021 plans for the Yoke- audit with Dar- comparison was ly Levee Extension nall, Sikes, & provided to the ——————— project have been Frederick. After a board for review. Ed Smith, complete. Mr. Mill- second by Mr. Old Business: Chairman er stated that all Arceneaux the mo- Mr. Naquin made Attest: documents will be tion passed unani- a motion to rescind delivered to CPRA mously. the motion carried for review. Mr. Crappell from December ——————— Help Wanted Business Business Kevin O’Gor- moved to autho- 16th, 2020 meet- Charlette Ange- General Rentals Rentals man with T. Baker rize designating ing which provided ron, Smith reported the Bayou Teche paid Vision and Director next Thursday the project as substan- Dental coverage Adv. April 5, 2021 $SSO\DW FOR SALE OR Storage yards final design will be tially completed for employees. Mr. &DIH-R-R¶V RENT: 11 Acres, for rent, $400/mo. PUBLIC NOTICE )URQW6W0& ready to be public- subject to the ap- Rink, Mr. Blaise Fab building & office Call 985-384-8200 ly advertising for proval by DOTD. Smith and Mr. :HG )ULGD\# Call 985/384-8200 bids for the new After a second by Naquin were in fa- A MEETING OF WRSPDOVR Morgan City pump Mr. Lipari the mo- vor. Mr. Verret was THE LEPA UNIT 7XHV )ULGD\# station and drain- WRDP Help Wanted Help Wanted tion carried unani- not in favor. The NO. 1 PARTICI- ‡%DUWHQGHU age improvements. mously. motion carried. PANTS COMMIT- General General Mr. O’Gorman Mr. Arceneaux New Business: TEE WILL BE ‡:DLW reported that his moved to autho- District Director HELD AT THE ‡&DWHULQJ6WDII office is continuing rize the approval Charlette Ange- LEPA MAIN OF- with the 95% de- of Change Order 3 ron’s annual eval- FICE LOCATED Local Multi Line sign of the Lake- for Phase 3 of the uation was com- AT 210 VENTURE Insurance Agency has side Flood Protec- Bayou Chene proj- pleted by the ap- WAY, LAFAY- openings for an KDVLPPHGLDWH RSHQLQJVLQ+RXPD tion project. experienced Receptionist ect for the addition pointed board ETTE, LOUISI- 3RUW)RXUFKRQ Kevin DeZarn of automation to members and re- ANA 70507, ON and a Licensed Sales with APTIM re- viewed by the THURSDAY, Producer. Interested the operating con- &RPSHWLWLYHSD\ EHQHILWV ported that Phase trols. board. Based on APRIL 8, 2021 AT persons please email your Resume’ to (PSOR\HUSDLGPHGLFDOGHQWDODQG 2 (Floodwall and Mr. Hidalgo the evaluations, 10:00 A.M. Receiving Struc- with positive re- LEPA UNIT NO. 1 [email protected] YLVLRQFRYHUDJHOLIHGLVDELOLW\SODQV asked for further .SDLGKROLGD\V ture) of the Bayou comments and did views, it was PARTICIPANTS Chene project is not receive any. agreed upon for an COMMITTEE Services PARKER MARINE also still ongoing. Mr. Terry moved increase of 5%. Mr. AGENDA Offered SERVICES, LLC 3UHYLRXVRLOILHOGH[SHULHQFHSUHIHUUHG Mr. DeZarn stated for adjournment, Rink made a mo- MEETING is seeking an construction sub- which was second- tion to accept the DATE: April 8, Experienced Inland &'/ UHTXLUHGLQ3RUW)RXUFKRQ mittals are ongo- increase. Mr. Ver- 2021 Tug Boat Captain ed by Mr. Crappell FILL DIRT, to operate a 600 HP ing for Phase 3 carried unani- ret seconded the MEETING $SSO\RQOLQHRULQSHUVRQDW RIVER SAND Tug. Applicant must $25DSSHOHW5G*ROGHQ0HDGRZ/$ (Floodgate), 9 of mously. motion. All mem- PLACE: LEPA possess a Master of Towing the 16 modules Attest: bers were in favor Main Office, 210 Anthony License. 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he was directly impacted While incarcerated, Optimal Funding Group offices and public defend- Board Optimal Funding by the system. In 1997, he Henderson spent time re- to address this issue. ers. District attorney of- Group met in early Feb- Push was wrongly convicted of viewing the cases of oth- Henderson stressed fices are subsidized by ruary to discuss the fund- (Continued on Page 6) murder and served 30 er prisoners. He realized that public defenders the state, while public ing disparities. During years in prison until the that many cases ended in need a dedicated stream defenders rely on pay- the meeting, the Senate ed by the justice system. convictions because pub- of funding because they ments from traffic tickets Fiscal Services Division Henderson was drawn to Supreme Court overturned lic defenders lack the re- are overworked and un- for funding. presented a report show- social justice work because his case in 2004. sources to provide defen- derpaid. Due to the pandemic, ing that balances for DA dants with an adequate Public defenders are this presents a problem offices were 4.2 times doing that.” defense. expected to provide an for public defenders be- higher than those of pub- The money will be used Americans are entitled adequate defense for cause there has been a lic defenders. Aid for water and sewer proj- to a fundamental right to each client, but they also reduction in crime and Sen. Regina Barrow, (Continued on Page 6) ects as well as assisting legal counsel, and Hender- carry heavy caseloads traffic stops. Henderson D-Baton Rouge, who cleaning supplies and citizens in need. son acknowledges that a that can make it difficult believes that both types chaired the meeting, said pay for sick employees. “That money is actual- lack of funding for public for them to thoroughly of offices should receive this report would help the That will make up about ly a grace of God, and we defenders creates a bur- advocate on behalf of equal funding to insure group promote legislation $60,000 to $75,000 of the want to use it in a way den on defendants when their clients. justice. to increase funding for money, too. that will help people in- the system cannot meet Henderson said mi- He adds that “if the public defender offices. The city also lost stead of just spending constitutional standards. nority communities are money is not equally dis- She added that in- $7,500 to $9,000 monthly money,” he said. While proposals to the most affected because bursed, there’s always creases in funding are because St. Mary On the parish level, St. modify the criminal-jus- they disproportionately going to be inequity.” “crucial to ensuring jus- Galvanizing in Bayou Mary is due to receive tice system tend to spark rely on the services of Members of the Louisi- tice” for the people of Vista relocated to Port about $9.57 million. debate, many legislators public defenders. ana Public Defender Louisiana. Allen. Parish President recognize the need for VOTE also is pushing “That was our fuel rev- David Hanagriff said changes. The Legislature the Legislature to elimi- much of that funding will enue,” Grogan said. formed the Louisiana nate funding disparities be targeting infrastruc- Obituaries That lost revenue will Public Defender Board between district attorney be replenished with this ture. Louis John Landry Jr. “Now, the plan calls money as well as a great- “More than 91% of health Louis John Landry Jr., 65, died Wednesday, March ly reduced stream of in- out for water and sewer, 31, 2021. specifically,” Hanagriff center patients are indi- come during the past Clinic viduals or families living He is survived by two sisters, year from video poker. said. “It doesn’t address at or below 200% of the Paulette Kennerson and Monica At one point, that reve- other issues as far as (Continued on Page 6) Federal Poverty LeBlanc. nue dropped from $9,000 roads and other types of Moderna and as of last Guidelines, and more He was preceded in death by his per month to $300. infrastructure, so we’re week, Johnson & than 60% are racial or parents, a brother, a sister and “That was because of trying to formulate and Johnson have been dis- grandparents. ethnic minorities.” the closing of the bars find out and see exactly tributed. Visitation was Monday from 1 Wiltz stressed in his and so forth,” Grogan what we can spend it on Of those vaccinated, p.m. until services at 5 p.m. at Facebook interview that said. and where it’s at before Wiltz said 40% were Hargrave Funeral Home. Burial fol- Louis John the vaccines are safe, The city also will put we actually put projects African Americans. lowed in Morgan City Cemetery. Landry Jr. with side effects being away $1 million in sav- in front of the council to “We’re very pleased Hargrave Funeral Home was in reported as “minimal” ings. Grogan anticipates vote on right now.” with that group because charge of arrangements. in a year or two when However, infrastruc- that was the targeted nationwide. money is not being dis- ture is the plan for most group,” Wiltz said. “So the safety is some- Robert Walter Lavine tributed like now and or all of the money, he The funding Teche thing should not be an is- Robert Walter Lavine, 93, a resident of Morgan jobs are taking time to said. Action Clinic received sue (of concern), and if City, died Wednesday, March 31, return, there will be St. Mary Parish will be used to also fur- we’re ever going to get to 2021. “some hard times.” Schools Superintendent ther its reach of testing some normalcy, we’re go- He is survived by his wife, Therefore, the city will Teresa Bagwell said that and treating the vulnera- ing to have to vaccinate Marjorie Christensen Lavine of have funding to help in the board is expected to ble populations, accord- more and more people,” Morgan City; children, Johanna those times. receive funding, but she ing to the White House Wiltz said. Olivier of Berwick and Walter In Berwick, Mayor is not sure how much yet. Fact Sheet. It also will be If vaccinations contin- Lavine of Claremore, OK; a sister, Duval Arthur has a list of “Given the nature of used to provide preven- ue and safety protocols Frances Bazet; two grandchildren; 18 projects that the mon- the funds as a one-time tive and primary health are followed, Wiltz said and two great-grandchildren. ey potentially could be allocation, we will be care to those who have a by the end of the summer He was preceded in death by his Robert he thinks they can “get used for if approved. working with a team of greater chance to con- parents and two sisters. Walter Lavine The city is due to re- stakeholders to deter- tract COVID-19. The to a very good place, and Visitation was Monday from 9 ceive about $1.63 million mine how to best utilize money also will be used by the fall we can get a.m. until services at 11 a.m. at in funding, which he said stimulus funds for stu- to expand these health back to some normalcy.” Hargrave Funeral Home. Burial, with military hon- will be split between this dents,” Bagwell said. “It centers not just during ors, followed in Morgan City Cemetery. year and next year. He is our goal that the funds the pandemic but follow- Hargrave Funeral Home was in charge of arrange- said the city has until can be used to gain lon- ing it, too. That can be Around ments. 2024 to use the money. gevity of instructional achieved through such “We don’t want to just supports as we are fully ways as changing or up- Town take that money and aware of the cuts to the grading infrastructure Edward Anthony Matherne Sr. burn it up on toys and state’s MFP that may and providing mobile Edward Anthony Matherne Sr., 64, a native of Galliano and resident of Berwick, stuff like that,” he said. continue into upcoming units. Happy birthday Carol died Thursday, March 25, 2021 at “We have no intention of school years.” “Community Health LeBlanc … Happy birth- Centers serve 1 in 5 peo- day Cassandra Garrett, Ochsner Medical Center in New ple living in rural com- who celebrated Friday, Orleans. munities,” the White from family, friends and He is survived by his wife, Diane Marie Lucille House Fact Sheet said. Ira. LeMaire Matherne; four children, Edward Matherne Jr., Lindsay Kiffe, Jordan Dupre and Karlie Robin Savoie Matherne; two brothers, Ernest April 16, 1935 — March 31, 2021 Matherne and David Matherne; a Edward sister, Louella Doucet; and nine Marie Lucille Robin Savoie, a resident of Anthony Patterson for over 60 years, passed away at the age grandchildren. of 85 in the late night hours of Wednesday, March He was preceded in death by his Matherne Sr. 31, 2021, at Ochsner St. Mary in Morgan City. parents and a sister. Lucille was born in Leonville on April 16, 1935, the Memorial service will be Tuesday, 1-4 p.m., at daughter of Homer N. Robin and née Rena Kidder. Hargrave Funeral Home. She was a devout Catholic and parishioner of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Patterson where she formerly served as a Eucharistic Minister. She was an elementary school teacher for many years in Mary Cross Patterson. She had a love for shopping, especially shoes, and enjoyed cro- cheting and baking for Louis J. Wilson Sr. Williams holidays. But most im- October 3, 1961 — March 30, 2021 portantly, Lucille deeply Mary Cross Williams, 59, a resident of Morgan City, loved her husband, chil- Louis J. passed away on Tuesday, March 30, 2021 at Thibodaux dren, grandchildren, and Regional Medical Center. great-grandchildren. Wilson Sr. Mary was born on Her memory will be October 3, 1961 in Morgan cherished in the hearts of February 9, 1938 — April 1, 2021 City, the daughter of Harry her four sons, Kirk W. Louis J. Wilson Sr., 83, a resident of Stephensville, Raymond Cross and Jo Ann Savoie and his wife passed away peacefully on Thursday, April 1, 2021 at Fanguy Cross. Kathy, Keith P. Savoie his home, surrounded by his loving family. Mary was one of the most and his fiancée Cheryl Louis was born on February 9, 1938 in Morgan loving and caring people Jones, Kerry J. Savoie City, the son of George K. Wilson and Hazel Breaux that you ever met. She has and his wife Rhonda, Marie Lucille Wilson. touched so many lives and Kenny H. Savoie Robin Savoie Louis was a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy through the relationships and his wife Margaret; High School in Morgan City and upon graduation that she created while work- daughter-in-law, Charlotte F. Savoie; three sib- he enlisted in the United States Army, where he ing at Lake Cinema. She lings, Al Martin, Libby Saunders and Jude Martin; served his country proudly in the 82nd Airborne was also the secretary of 14 grandchildren, Kwin Savoie, Kris Savoie, Division. After his time in the service, Louis en- Immanuel Christian School Kimberly Savoie, Kory Savoie, Kody Arnold, joyed a very long career with the United States for many years as well as Mary Cross Kendall Arnold, Kirk J. Savoie, Keith M. Savoie, Postal Service holding several positions over an al- working with her father Williams Karyn Blakeman, Katie Doré, Kristen Savoie, Kaci most 40-year career. with the family business. Strubb, Kolten Davis, and Kaleb Davis; and 12 He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered When Mary wasn’t work- great-grandchildren. by his wife, Patricia Mire Wilson of Stephensville; ing, she loved to travel and she was fortunate to travel She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 three children, Louis J. Wilson Jr. and wife Renee of to places that some can only dream of. Of all of her trav- years, Lawrence J. Savoie; her son, Kevin Lawrence Dupont, Louisiana, Heidi Governale and husband els, Costa Rica will always have a special place in her Savoie; her parents, Homer Napoleon Robin and James of Morgan City, and Anthony Wilson and wife heart. Mary will be missed and loved by all who knew Rena Kidder Robin Martin; and her daughter-in- Katie of Biloxi, Mississippi; seven grandchildren, her. law, Debra Blanchard Savoie. Heather, Michael and his wife Chantal, Louis and She will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Funeral services for Lucille will be held Friday, wife Megan, Jill, Jacob, Harlie, and Alicia and hus- her husband, Billy Williams of Morgan City; three sons, April 9, 2021, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in band West; and 11 great-grandchildren. Jeremy Williams and wife Lanie of Baton Rouge, Patterson during a 1:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Louis was preceded in death by his parents, Matthew Williams of Morgan City and Andrew Williams Burial. Following, she will be laid to rest in the St. George and Hazel Breaux Wilson; his guardians, and wife Destiny of Youngsville; one grandson, Julian; Joseph Cemetery Mausoleum. Monsignor J. Louis and Gula Soumeillan; one grandson, Nicholas her mother, Jo Ann Fanguy Cross of Morgan City; one Douglas Courville JCL will conduct the services. A K. Williams; and one brother, George K. Wilson. sister, Eileen Cenac of Houma; two brothers, Kerry gathering of family and friends will be held Friday The family would like to thank the following in- Cross of Morgan City and Brennan Cross and wife at Ibert’s Mortuary in Patterson beginning at 11 dividuals who loved and cared for Louis during his Joanne of Raleigh, North Carolina; and 10 nieces and a.m., with the Holy Rosary being prayed at noon, long illness, Charlene Blanco, Lawrence Toups, nephews, Hartley, Reagan, Collette, Juliette, Sebastian, followed by dismissal from the funeral home at 1 Madeline Guarisco with Bayou Home Care, Dr. Oliver, Max, Chance, Shane and Lauren. p.m. Serving as pallbearers will be her grandsons. Russell Henry, Dr. Robert Alexander as well as Mary was preceded in death by her father, Harry In lieu of flowers the family asks that memorial Eva, Carol, Lisa and Shelly, all with Haydel Raymond Cross; and two brothers, Harry and contributions be made in Lucille’s name to the Memorial Hospice. Quinton Cross. Alzheimer’s Association, www.alz.org, 1-800-272- Private family services will be held in the Morgan Private family services were held in the Morgan 3900, 225 N. Michigan Ave., Fl. 17, Chicago, IL City Cemetery. City Cemetery. 60601. Friends are invited to leave condolence messages Friends are invited to leave condolence messages Family and friends may view the obituary online for the family at www.twincityfh.com for the family at www.twincityfh.com by visiting www.iberts.com and are encouraged to share their condolences, cherished memories, love, Twin City Twin City and support for the family. Funeral has been Funeral has been Arrangements have been entrusted to Ibert’s entrusted with the entrusted with the Mortuary, Inc., 1111 Lia Street, Patterson, LA arrangements. arrangements. 70392, (985) 395-7873. www.twincityfh.com www.twincityfh.com (Paid Notice) (Paid Notice) (Paid Notice)

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AccuWeather® 5-Day Forecast for Morgan City National Weather for April 6, 2021 TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s

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Almanac Louisiana Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 74° Low ...... 54° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... Trace 56/81 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow Your Source For All 61/83 tomorrow’s highs. Stationary front Rain Ice RealFeel Temperature® Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Local News, Sports & Lifestyles The patented AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature bands are highs for the day. Temperature is an exclusive index of the effects of temperature, wind, humidity, Alexandria National Summary sunshine intensity, cloudiness, precipitation, pressure and elevation on the human body. 59/80 Much of the East Coast will be dry tomorrow as unseasonable heat remains in place for Shown is the highest value for each day. the Great Lakes and mid-Atlantic. A developing storm in the Central states will bring Tuesday ...... 79° snow to parts of the Rockies. Severe storms will impact portions of the Plains late in the Wednesday ...... 84° day. Thursday ...... 82° Friday ...... 86° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Saturday ...... 85° Lafayette 57/79 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 60/78 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Tuesday, April 6. Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change Galveston — 2:53 p.m. High 1.6; 5:51 a.m. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Low 0.0; none High ; none Low Call Today & Subscribe Lake Charles 62/79 8 a.m...... 1 MORGAN CITY Vermilion Bay — 2:21 p.m. High 1.8; 5:18 a.m. 64/79 Simmesport 47 34.37 R0.01 Low 0.0; none High ; none Low Noon ...... 5 64/77 Butte Larose 25 17.44 R0.03 Joseph Bayou — 4:07 p.m. High 1.6; 2:17 a.m. The Daily Review 4 p.m...... 2 Houma Morgan City 4 5.86 R0.06 Low -0.3; none High ; none Low 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 62/78 Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 5:03 p.m. 384-8370 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI High 1.1; 4:00 a.m. Low -0.2; none High ; none 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 45.00 R0.10 Low The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 4:05 Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 52.30 R0.10 p.m. High 1.5; 2:21 a.m. Low -0.3; none High Synopsis: High pressure will move slowly from the south- ; none Low east states into the western Atlantic through the end of next The State Red Riv Ldg 48 54.90 R0.10 Biloxi Bay — 5:34 p.m. High 1.9; 4:04 a.m. Sun and Moon week. A light to occasionally moderate southerly flow will pre- Tue. Wed. Tue. Wed. Baton Rouge 35 37.60 R0.20 Low -0.4; none High ; none Low Wine Island — 6:11 p.m. High 1.4; 5:02 a.m. vail. 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Franklin reserver officer arrested in sex crime case (Editor’s Note: The investigation, warrants conditions, improper Wednesday on charges of reported that over the formed patrol deputy lo- charges listed here and were obtained for the ar- child restraint and oper- distribution of MDMA, last 24-hour period, the cated Aucoin on Ewell the narratives that go rest of Travis Williams ating a vehicle without possession of drug para- Morgan City Police De- Street in Belle Rose. He with them are provided and Sherelle Williams, proof of insurance. phernalia and obstruc- partment responded to was arrested and booked by the police agencies the Sheriff’s Office said. No bail has been set. tion of justice. 43 calls for service and into the Assumption that made the arrests. Wednesday night, Tra- —Curtis Paul Gaudet —Eloise Hampton, 34, made these arrests: Parish Detention Facili- Guilt or innocence has vis Williams and Sherelle Jr., 27, Amelia, was ar- Chalmette, was arrested —Andrew Kovac Jr., ty pending a bond hear- not been determined in Williams were arrested rested at 8:24 a.m. at 5:56 p.m. Wednesday 38, Wise Street, Patter- ing. court.) on the warrants and Wednesday on a warrant on charges of possession son, was arrested at St. Martin Staff Report transported to the St. for failure to appear on with intent to distribute 10:40 a.m. Wednesday on S h e r i f f B e c k e t A man, identified as a the charge of domestic MDMA, possession with charges of no seat belt, Mary Parish Law En- Breaux reported these Franklin Police Depart- abuse battery by stran- intent to distribute mari- no insurance, switched forcement Center for arrest: ment reserve officer, and gulation. No bail has juana, transactions in- license plate, no inspec- booking. Travis Williams —Cody Doucet, 25, his wife have been ar- been set. volving drug proceeds, tion sticker, and view in- was released on a Main Highway, Breaux rested in the investiga- —Travis Joseph Skeen, resisting an officer and ward or outward through $100,000 bond. Sherelle Bridge, was arrested tion of sex crimes involv- 32, Morgan City, was ar- possession of drug para- windshield. Williams was released on Wednesday on a charge ing a young person. rested at 8:48 a.m. phernalia. —Dequante Wes- a $50,000 bond. of domestic abuse child —Travis Jasmire Wednesday on two war- An officer in the area ley, 27, Roderick Street, endangerment. Royce Williams, 32, St. Mary rants for failure to ap- of U.S. 90 observed a ve- Morgan City, was ar- —Travis Hebert, 30, Franklin, was arrested Sheriff Blaise Smith pear on charges of pos- hicle traveling east with rested at 5:30 p.m. Fri- La. 16, Olla, was arrest- Wednesday on six counts advised that over the last session of methamphet- only one operable tail- day on warrant for ag- ed Wednesday by the of aggravated crimes 24-hour reporting period, amine, improper turn or light, according to the gravated battery, resist- Breaux Bridge Police against nature. the Sheriff’s Office re- failure to give required Berwick Police Depart- ing an officer and pos- Department on charges —Sherrell Sherise Wil- sponded to 37 complaints signal, possession of drug ment. session of marijuana of simple possession of liams, 37, Franklin, were and made these arrests: paraphernalia, and pos- The officer also ob- (first offense). marijuana; battery on arrested at 9:10 p.m. —Alonzo Jacquiese session of hydrocodone. served that the license —Nicholas Gambel, a police officer; sale, Wednesday on charges Henry, 26, Patterson, No bail has been set. plate view was obstruct- 40, Fifth Street, Berwick, distribution or posses- of obstruction of justice was arrested at 8:11 a.m. —Wybra Shane Jones, ed. A traffic stop was con- was arrested at 8:48 p.m. Wednesday on three war- 40, Morgan City, was ar- ducted on the vehicle, Wednesday on a charge sion of a legend drug; and accessory after the and simple burglary of fact to crimes against na- rants for failure to ap- rested at 9:03 a.m. and officers made contact of violation of a protec- pear on charges of theft Wednesday on charges of with Allen and the other tive order and a Morgan a movable or immov- ture. able. of less than $1,000, ag- improper lane usage, no occupants City Court warrant for The St. Mary Parish —Donvontae Ozenne, gravated flight from an driver’s license on per- During the course of failure to appear. Sheriff’s Office received a 26, Robertson Street, officer where human life son, possession of mari- the stop, officers detected —Patrick Lemoine, 28, complaint from the New Iberia, was ar- is in danger, resisting an juana and obstruction of a strong odor of marijua- David Drive, Patterson, Franklin area Feb. 9 rested Wednesday on arrest, no child restraint, justice (tampering). na from the vehicle. Offi- was arrested at 9:38 p.m. about a possible crime an extradition war- against a juvenile victim. vehicle license required, Jones also held a Mor- cers conducted a search Wednesday on charges of gan City Police Depart- of the vehicle and occu- simple battery, remain- rant. A detective with the St. failure to carry vehicle —Trent Thibodeaux, Mary Parish Sheriff’s Of- registration certificate, ment warrant for failure pants. ing after forbidden, sim- to appear on the charges During this time, Allen ple assault and disturb- 35, Leland Street, fice was assigned to the operating a vehicle with- Breaux Bridge, was ar- case and after a thorough out properly lit lamps for of possession of marijua- was found to have MD- ing the peace (intoxicat- na, possession of drug MA pills in his pocket, ed), and on a warrant for rested Wednesday by paraphernalia and re- the Police Department violation of a protective the Henderson Police Morgan City police radio sisting an officer. said. order. Department on a No bail has been set. A computer check re- Assumption charge of possession of logs for March 31-April 1 —Linden Ronsonet vealed that his driver’s stolen firearms. Muffoletto, 39, New Ibe- license was suspended as Sheriff Leland Fal- con reported this ar- Chitimacha The following are the radio dispatch logs from ria, was arrested at 9:10 well. Police Chief Hal p.m. Wednesday on Continuing the in- rest: the Morgan City Police Department. To report un- —Heath Michael Au- Hutchinson reported lawful or suspicious activity, call the police depart- charges of roadway laned vestigation, officers these arrests: for traffic, possession of spoke with Lewis, who coin, 40, Ewell Street, ment at 985-380-4605. Belle Rose, was arrest- —Arneze Jack, 32, Wednesday, March 31 methamphetamine, pos- too had MDMA pills on Saint Peter Street, New session of Schedule II his person as well as a ed Wednesday on a 10:35 a.m. 300 block of Fifth Street; Complaint. charge of felony theft. Iberia, was arrested 10:37 a.m. U.S. 90 West; Accident. drugs and possession of bag of marijuana. Tuesday on charges of drug paraphernalia. The arrest resulted 2:16 p.m. Seventh Street and Brashear Avenue; It was learned that driving while intoxicat- No bail has been set. Lewis discarded some from a March 22 inci- Accident. ed child endangerment —Melissa Jean Leb- marijuana before being dent in Napoleonville. 3:25 p.m. 7200 block of La. 182; Theft. (two counts), maximum oeuf, 50, Houma, was ar- stopped by police. On March 25, depu- 3:36 p.m. Onstead and Elm streets; Traffic inci- speed law, no driver’s li- rested at 9:10 p.m. Officers lastly spoke ties were dispatched to dent. cense and operating a Wednesday on charges of with Hampton, who a residential address in 3:38 p.m. 200 block of Belanger Street; Medical. motor vehicle not cov- turning movements and originally gave a false Napoleonville in refer- 4:21 p.m. Everett and Third streets; Accident. ered by insurance. required signals and name because out- ence to a theft. 4:37 p.m. 2400 block of Apple Street; Removal of An officer conducted driving while intoxicat- standing warrants that Deputies interviewed subject. a traffic stop with the ed. she had, the Police De- the complainant and 4:53 p.m. 700 block of Marshall Street; assistance of the St. Bail was set at $2,750. partment said. learned that the sus- Disturbance. Mary Parish Sheriff’s While searching the pect, now identified as 5:08 p.m. U.S. 90 (General Clarke/McArthur Office and the Baldwin Berwick vehicle, officers located Aucoin, had been living streets); Warrant/arrest. Police Department. Police Chief David a large quantity of dif- at the address and 6:06 p.m. 1200 block of Brashear Avenue; Alarm. During the investiga- Leonard reported these ferent MDMA pills as sometimes prior to the 8:45 p.m. Amelia upramp/U.S. 90 eastbound; tion, it was learned Jack arrests: well as a large amount crime had been asked to Assist St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office. was intoxicated and was A traffic stop by Ber- of currency. leave. 8:48 p.m. 7400 block of La. 182; Disturbance/war- arrested. wick police Wednesday It was learned that During the alleged rant/arrest. He was transported to resulted in three arrests Lewis had given some crime, a significant 9 p.m. 1000 block of La. 70; Complaint. the parish jail. and the seizure of large MDMA pills to Hamp- amount of clothing, tools 9:32 p.m. 7700 block of La. 182; Disturbance/ar- —Derrick White, 40, amounts of ecstasy and ton, and that they were and other items were rest. cash, Leonard said. stolen. Rogers Lane, Charen- 9:19 p.m. 300 block of Fifth Street; Suspicious ve- destined to be sold, the —-Timothy Allen Jr., Police Department A witness was inter- ton, was arrested Thurs- hicle. 42, Baker, was arrested viewed and provided in- day on an active warrant 10:16 p.m. 300 block of Second Street; said. at 5:56 p.m. Wednesday Allen, Lewis, and formation linking Au- for the Chitimacha Trib- Disturbance. on charges of possession coin to the crime. al Police Department for Thursday, April 1 Hampton were all with intent to distribute placed under arrest Based on all available criminal trespass. 2:26 a.m. 500 block of Federal Avenue; Assist. MDMA (ecstasy), driving information, a warrant On March 15, officers 3:16 a.m. U.S. 90 bridge Berwick side; Assist. and transported to the under suspension and Berwick Police Depart- of arrest for Aucoin was responded to a tribal 4:54 a.m. U.S. 90 bridge Berwick side; Assist St. proper vehicle equip- obtained. residence in reference to Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office. ment, where they await ment required. a bond hearing. That warrant was trespassing. 5:18 a.m. 7300 block of La. 182; Alarm. —Samuel Lewis, 48, subsequently entered in As a result of the in- 5:32 a.m. West of Brashear Avenue exit west- New Orleans, was ar- Morgan City the National Data Base. vestigation, a warrant bound; Traffic stop/arrest. rested at 5:56 p.m. Chief James F. Blair On Wednesday, a uni- was issued for White.

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Submitted Photos Franklin, left photo, and Jeanerette are among the communities where informational kiosks have been erected by the Bayou TECHE Project. 16 information kiosks now mark Bayou Teche trail For the past year, with gram seeks to build un- Atchafalaya River are of- bayou. In 2015, The complete the trail. a taste of life along the the help of partners and derstanding of the unique ten described as Louisi- TECHE Project received Measuring 4 feet wide Bayou Teche corridor. contributors, the TECHE cultural, environmental ana’s most historic and the exceptional designa- by 5-1/2 feet tall, the in- These kiosks can now Project has been hard at and recreational resourc- culturally significant wa- tion of “National Water formation kiosks accom- be viewed in Port Barre, work collecting extensive es of the Atchafalaya ba- terway,” said TECHE Trail” from the U.S. De- pany the docks at each Leonville, Arnaudville, research from historians, sin and floodway,” said Project Director Conni partment of the Interior site. Kiosks are two-sid- Breaux Bridge, Parks, St. folklorists, local communi- Executive Director Justin Castille. “Now, with these National Parks Service ed, with an orientation Martinville, Loreauville, ty residents, the Center for Lemoine. “The Bayou kiosks, we have a tool to program. This recognition panel on one side that de- Jeanerette, Charenton, Louisiana Studies at UL Teche National Water explain why.” is one of 33 such designa- picts a map of Bayou Baldwin, Franklin, Cen- Lafayette, the Atchafalaya and Paddle Trail tells the The TECHE Project is tions in the United States Teche and the Paddle terville, Patterson and National Heritage Area story of the water’s influ- the nonprofit, member- — and the only one in Trail, safety tips and an Berwick. Kiosks for Poché and the state of Louisiana ence on these resources, ship-based organization Louisiana. inset map of each Trail Bridge and New Iberia to compile the story of the and we are proud to pro- begun as a litter and de- Since this prestigious Town. On the other side, will be installed soon. Teche corridor for display vide grant funds for the bris removal program in designation, The TECHE a community panel pres- An accompanying mu- on 16 information kiosks. 16 interpretive kiosks 2010. The TECHE Project Project has installed 11 of- ents stories about the lo- sic playlist can be found Funded by local busi- along the trail.” now manages the Bayou ficial Bayou Teche/Lower cality, the waterway, wild- at techeproject.org, and nesses, residents and, in Sponsorships for indi- Teche National Water Atchafalaya River Nation- life, native plants, musi- the next step is to have part by a $46,000 grant vidual kiosks from the and Paddle Trail, with al Paddle Trail floating cal traditions, language the kiosk content avail- from ANHA, these kiosks Teche-Vermilion Fresh the goal of bringing recre- docks and will soon install phrases, aerial snapshots able online in French, welcome visitors arriving Water District, SLEMCO, ational tourism to the the remaining docks to and, of course, recipes for German and Spanish. by land or water to the parish and city govern- Bayou Teche National ments, and families col- Survey: Third of La. people lost job, income to COVID Water and Paddle Trail lectively provided The and Bayou Teche Nation- TECHE Project with Researchers in the the pandemic touched struction from schools voting, but just 49% sup- al Byway. Each kiosk tells nearly $100,000 for the Public Policy Research many more lives in other during the pandemic. port the state continuing the community’s individ- planning, research, art- Lab at LSU Manship ways. Seventy-nine per- Eighty-two percent of to allow more people to School of Mass Commu- cent of adults in the state white parents with chil- vote by mail. ual stories and its rela- work, fabrication and in- nication’s Reilly Center say they personally know dren in kindergarten The Louisiana Survey tionship to this majestic stallation. for Media & Public Af- someone who tested posi- through 12th grade say has been conducted for waterway. “Running from Port fairs have released the tive for COVID-19. Near- their child attends entire- the past 20 years, estab- “The Atchafalaya Na- Barre to Berwick, Bayou second of five reports of ly half (48%) say they ly in-person, but just 45% lishing rich longitudinal tional Heritage Area pro- Teche and the Lower the 2021 Louisiana Sur- personally know someone of black parents say their measures of public opin- vey. who has died from the child attends entirely ion in Louisiana. Findings reflect mixed disease. in-person. The mission of the evaluations of govern- Thirty-one percent of Fifty-six percent of par- Louisiana Survey is to Prepare for ment response to the Louisiana residents say ents of school-age chil- establish benchmarks as power outages pandemic and a third of they lost their job or had dren think their child well as to capture change with a Generac adult residents refuse the a loss of income because learned less over the past in residents’ assessments vaccine. of the pandemic. Nearly year than they would of state government ser- home standby The Louisiana Survey the same share (27%) live have if not for the pan- vices. The survey is fur- generator polled 781 adult resi- with someone who suf- demic. Despite this, 77% ther dedicated to track- dents from across the fered the loss of a job or are satisfied with the in- ing public opinion on the state to find out how Lou- income. struction provided by contemporary policy is- REQUEST A FREE QUOTE! isianans view their gov- By early March, 32% their child’s school during sues that face the state. ernment and its policies. of Louisiana residents the pandemic. Just 21% Each iteration of the 8556496863 The survey was conduct- said they had not yet re- of parents are dissatis- Louisiana Survey con- ed from Jan. 4 to March ceived the vaccine and fied with the instruction 1, and the total sample did not intend to do so their child’s school pro- tains core items designed has a 6.4%margin of er- even when they are eligi- vided. to serve as barometers of FREE ror. ble. Another 17% said Forty-nine percent of public sentiment, includ- 7-Year Extended Warranty* Findings from the sec- they had already received state residents approve of ing assessments of A $695 Value! ond of five reports indi- a vaccination against the state’s handling of whether the state is Off er valid February 15 - June 6, 2021 cate the following opin- COVID-19, and still an- the outbreak, while 38% heading in the right di- ions on Louisiana govern- other 41% said they in- disapprove for a net ap- rection or wrong direc- Special Financing Available ment and issues related tend to receive the vac- proval of 11 percentage tion, perceptions about Subject to Credit Approval to the pandemic: cine when it is available points. the most important prob- *To qualify, consumers must request a quote, purchase, install and Although only about to them. Seventy-five percent of lems facing the state, as activate the generator with a participating dealer. 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