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Volume 59, No. 74 Serving St. Mary Parish Since 1872 8 Pages www.stmarynow.com Louisiana's AG criticizes president's energy policies By GEOFF STOUTE [email protected] President Joe Biden’s policies and executive orders are “abso- lutely destructive” to the state and the nation, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry said Wednesday at a St. Mary Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Morgan City. Landry particularly focused on the oil and gas industry. While he said he is not op- posed to wind- and solar-gener- ated energy, he said the state will fight mandates and execu- tive orders from Congress that “crush our jobs.” He said so much work was do- ne to make the country more en- ergy independent, and now the opposite will be happening. Landry noted that the state, U.S. Coast Guard Photo along with 12 others, has filed The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Glenn Harris, suit against the president when a pre-commissioned 154-foot fast response cutter, he took action against the pulls a person from the water Tuesday after a lift KeystoneXL Pipeline. The move boat capsized eight miles south of Port Fourchon. is an “absolute unconstitutional overreach of the president’s au- thority to just be able to say we’re just not going to drill on Body recovered federal property anymore,” Landry said. “We’ve got oil and gas companies who have valid after Seacor leases, who have valid drilling plans, who have valid permits in the pipeline.” boat capsizes Landry said it takes years for these oil and gas projects to The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute Staff Report Fourchon. come to fruition. Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry speaks Wednesday at a St. The body of one of the Coast Guard “You can’t just turn the indus- missing crew members of watch-standers received try on and off like a light switch, Mary Chamber luncheon at the Petroleum Club of Morgan City. the Seacor Power lift an emergency position in- and what’s so unfortunate about all the things we do, all the cussed accomplishments boat, which capsized dicating radio beacon no- it is that this is an industry that things that government does to achieved during his six years in Tuesday, was recovered tification at 4:30 p.m. of a has built the middle class like no lift the people out of poverty. No office. late Wednesday morning. distressed 129-foot com- other industry in the United one has done it better than the He said he created Louisiana’s The search by the mercial lift vessel. The States,” Landry said. oil and gas industry.” first Solicitor’s General’s office, Coast Guard and good watch-standers issued an The industry has helped peo- Landry said that during which now has expanded. Samaritan vessels con- urgent marine informa- ple escape poverty worldwide, tinues. Six crew members tion broadcast, and mul- too, the attorney general said. Biden’s term, the country likely “It’s from that office that we’re were rescued Tuesday. tiple good Samaritan “Think about the benefits of can expect the same treatment able to push back against federal WDSU in New Orleans boat crews responded, electricity and oil and gas and extended from Republican attor- overreach, and it’s from that of- quoted a Coast Guard the Coast Guard said in a the effect it has had on third ney generals towards the presi- fice that we get to challenge now captain as saying 19 crew news release. world countries and taking dent regarding executive orders the executive orders that are members were aboard The crew of the third-world countries from a that Democratic attorney gener- coming out of the White House,” the boat. pre-commissioned Coast third-world status to a sec- als gave former President Donald Landry said. The lift boat capsized Guard Cutter Glenn ond-world status,” he said. Trump during his tenure. Landry also said that the late Tuesday afternoon Harris, a 154-foot fast re- “Think about that. We talk about The attorney general also dis- (Continued on Page 7) eight miles south of Port (Continued on Page 7) Parish Council pays respects Two in custody in to people who made impact Patterson homicide By BILL DECKER The meeting became emo- He often appeared at Parish Staff Report of Thibodaux. bdecker tional at times as council Council meetings to speak Two Thibodaux men want- Cameron Jaron Schrod @daily-review.com members read resolutions of on behalf of veterans and se- ed in the March 25 homicide Hogan, 18, of Patterson, had FRANKLIN — The St. respect for Thomas Frere nior citizens and, according in Patterson were booked already been arrested on Mary Parish Council devot- McNulty, Mark Ashton to the resolution, was in- Monday into the St. Mary charges of first-degree mur- ed much of a short Bogan and Dorothy M. strumental in founding the Parish Law Enforcement der, illegal possession of sto- Wednesday night meeting Gabriel. Franklin VA clinic. Center, the Sheriff’s Office len firearms, cultivation of to resolutions of respect for Councilwoman Kristi Council members recalled said. marijuana, possession of a recently deceased people Prejeant Rink introduced that during frequent ap- Jordan Christopher firearm with an obliterated who made an impact on the the resolution honoring pearances at council meet- Franklin, 21, Thibodaux, serial number, possession of a council and their communi- McNulty, who died March 21 ings, Bogan promised to turned himself in Monday on firearm in the presence of a ties. at age 89. McNulty served in keep the council in line. a warrant for manslaughter controlled dangerous sub- The council also heard a the Navy during the Korean Councilman Craig and illegal possession of a sto- stance, illegal use of a con- request for funding from War and, after retiring from Mathews put forward the len firearm. No bail has been trolled dangerous substance the TECHE Project; intro- the Louisiana State Police, resolution in memory of set. Franklin was transferred in the presence of a person duced ordinances setting served as an investigator for Gabriel, who died April 3. to another agency. under 17, possession with in- tax rates for the parish li- the 16th Judicial District Gabriel was a Sorrell na- Tireke Kunta Kinta tent to distribute a legend braries and the justice sys- Attorney’s Office. tive who “served faithfully Johnson, 22, Thibodaux, drug without a prescription tem and changing the rules Eric Duplantis, the coun- until the time of her death turned himself in Tuesday on and possession of drug para- for public comments at cil’s legal adviser, appeared as an original member of the a warrant for manslaughter phernalia. meetings; and called for a to choke up as he praised Sorrell Community Park and illegal possession of a sto- A 16-year-old male, also of tax renewal election for McNulty’s integrity. Advisory Committee since Patterson, was arrested on Recreation District No. 2. len firearm. No bail has been Councilwoman Gwen- its inception in 2003 …,” the charges of first-degree mur- The council also heard set. dolyn Hidalgo introduced a resolution said. der and illegal possession of that the July 2020 popula- The Sheriff’s Office an- resolution in honor of “Ms. Gabriel exemplified stolen firearms. tion estimate for St. Mary nounced Friday that it was Bogan, who died April 2 at true leadership and servant- About 8:35 p.m. March 25, was down nearly 10% from seeking Franklin and hood in her family and com- deputies responded to a call of the 2010 Census figure. age 76. Johnson in the death of Bogan served in the Air munity.” Keiondre Onell Allridge, 21, (Continued on Page 7) Resolutions Force in the Vietnam era. (Continued on Page 7) AccuWeather St. Matin Lifestyles Obituaries Contact Us 75 65 (See Page 8) (See Page 7) (See Page 3) (See Page 7) News, Advertising and Thunderstorms diminish A state of emergency Gifts to show nurses Pete Circulation High Low Thursday, but the rain has been declared in they're appreciated. will continue through Call 985-384-8370 Lower St. Martin www.stmarynow.com the weekend. because of flooding.

Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Thursday, April 15, 2021 BYRON YORK The Daily Review Feature Page Justice Thomas: Sooner Or Later, Courts Will Rule On Social Media REALITY CHECK HERMAN ASTRO-GRAPH by Byron York It started as one of those ridiculous controversies of the Trump era. In May and June 2017, then-Pres- by ident Donald Trump blocked a few Twitter trolls who Eugenia were criticizing his tweets. The next month, those Last trolls, backed by Columbia University’s Knight First Amendment Institute, sued the president, alleg- ing that blocking them on Twitter violated the First Friday, April 16 Amendment. Explore your options, find The key question was whether Trump’s 89-mil- your passion and discov- lion-follower Twitter account, @realDonaldTrump, er your talents and attri- was an official public space, where Trump would be butes. Turn something subject to accusations he violated his followers’ First you love to do into a mon- Amendment right to respond to him, or whether it eymaking venture. Think was a private space where Trump could do what he innovatively to transform wanted. your life. Put your focus A federal district court ruled against the president, on happiness, love, health declaring that Twitter is a “public forum” and that @re- and being the best you alDonaldTrump was under government control. Thus, can be. the judges decided, Trump violated the First Amend- ARIES (March 21-April ment by locking the trolls out of the account. Trump, 19) -- Get involved in pressing the argument that Twitter is a private forum something you care about, and that he could do as he pleased, appealed to the HEART OF THE CITY and it will lead to a new U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. beginning. Be the pioneer In 2019, Trump lost. The appeals court said there that you long to be, and was “overwhelming” evidence that Trump’s Twitter delve into something that account was an official government space. “We con- excites you. Indulge in an clude that the evidence of the official nature of the inspiring adventure. account is overwhelming,” the judges wrote. “We also TAURUS (April 20-May conclude that once the president has chosen a plat- 20) -- Make sure you have form and opened up its interactive space to millions of your facts or instructions users and participants, he may not selectively exclude in order before you pro- those whose views he disagrees with.” ceed. A physical or health So there it was: @realDonaldTrump was an official issue will prevail if you government space. In 2020, Trump asked the Supreme don’t take steps to resolve Court to decide the case, but at that point, there was BIG NATE the problem swiftly. no doubt where the courts stood: @realDonaldTrump GEMINI (May 21-June was a public, government space. 20) -- Listen carefully, The case sat at the Supreme Court for months. stick to the truth and And then something odd happened. On Jan. 8, 2021, don’t take a risk that will two days after the Capitol riot, Twitter permanently jeopardize your reputa- suspended @realDonaldTrump. The president was tion. Look at the possibil- thrown off Twitter forever. ities, and put paperwork That raised a question: If Trump’s Twitter account that will help you achieve was an official public, government space, how could your goal in place. a private company -- Twitter -- shut it down? There CANCER (June 21-July was a clear contradiction between what the courts had 22) -- Leave nothing to said about Trump’s account and what Twitter did. chance. Develop your CUL DE SAC It was a contradiction that cried out for resolution. plans carefully. Exagger- But the courts, at least at the moment, don’t want to ation will backfire when touch it. someone questions what This week, the Supreme Court threw the Trump you are doing. Moderation Twitter case out, arguing that it is moot now that and patience will help you Trump is no longer president. But Justice Clarence work your way to concrete Thomas, while agreeing that this particular case is results. moot, nevertheless argued that it has raised an issue LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) that the court will one day have to face. Here is what -- Work alongside people Thomas wrote: who share your beliefs Because of the change in presidential administra- and concerns. Stick to a tion, the court correctly vacates the Second Circuit’s realistic plan that allows decision ... I write separately to note that this petition FRANK AND ERNEST you to show off your intel- ligence and ability to get highlights the principal legal difficulty that surrounds things done on time and digital platforms -- namely, that applying old doctrines within budget. to new digital platforms is rarely straightforward. Re- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) spondents have a point, for example, that some as- -- Keep your goal in mind pects of Mr. Trump’s account resemble a constitution- when asked to take on ad- ally protected public forum. But it seems rather odd ditional responsibilities. to say that something is a government forum when Emotional tactics will put a private company has unrestricted authority to do you in an awkward posi- away with it. tion. Weigh the pros and Indeed. Thomas’ note was a warning for Congress cons, and don’t be afraid and the courts. Is Twitter public, or is it private? And to say no. what about Facebook and all the other platforms? So- DEFLOCKED LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) cial media is something new. Old laws written to deal -- View a problem from with newspapers, radio and television do not fully cov- every angle. To make the er the issues raised by social media. New rules will most of a situation and come when lawmakers and judges can no longer avoid feel good about your con- the problem, as they did in the Trump Twitter case. tribution, it’s best to make This content originally appeared on the Washington suggestions instead of of- Examiner at washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/byron- fering your time or money. yorks-daily-memo-bidens-migrant-blackout. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. (Byron York is chief political correspondent for The 22) -- Hang on to your Washington Examiner.) cash. Don’t get involved in COPYRIGHT 2021 BYRON YORK a joint venture or invest DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDI- in someone’s plan. Make CATION FOR UFS BORN LOSER a change that is within budget and that gives you a new lease on life. Put your health first. BIBLE DIGEST SAGITTARIUS (Nov. by G. E. Dean 23-Dec. 21) -- You’ll have plenty of opportunities to “And he spoke a parable to them to this end, bring about change. Focus that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;” on valuable partnerships. (Luke 18:1 AKJV) Engage in pastimes that Keep praying. God is listening. are exciting, adventurous and push you to be and do ARLO AND JANIS your best. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) -- Say less and do more. If you are too accommodating, someone will take advantage of you. Put more emphasis on what will ease stress, make you happy and en- courage a positive out- come. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Spend time with THATABABY loved ones, fix up your space or aggressively pur- sue something you enjoy doing. Something good will transpire. Don’t take a risk with your health or cash. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Don’t take on any- thing or anyone you can’t handle. 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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Thursday, April 15, 2021, Page 3 Lifestyles Dear Abby Gifts to show nurses

By JEANNE they’re appreciated PHILLIPS It’s likely that no ges- ©United Featyres Syndicate ture of appreciation could ever be enough to ex- press just how much the world has valued and Long marriage becomes come to rely on the ef- forts of nurses over the abusive as time goes on last year-plus. Since the outbreak of DEAR ABBY: My hus- (SAFE) is an organi- the COVID-19 virus in band’s dad, “Adam,” is zation that helps late 2019, nurses have very mellow and can talk abused individuals of been at the front lines in to anyone. His mom, all ages, genders, rac- the fight against this “Eve,” is friendly, but a es and sexual orienta- global threat, working little more reserved. tions. long hours in stressful Early in their mar- The website is stop situations. riage, Adam was a drink- abuseforeveryone.org. The pandemic did er, and my mother-in-law much to shed light on the has never forgiven him DEAR ABBY: I met a vital role nurses play in for the way he treated nice friend. He’s a widow- health care settings, her during that time. She er whose wife has been compelling many people has always treated him gone for three years. My to realize just how valu- disrespectfully, but as husband died 10 years able these talented pro- they get older, it’s becom- ago. fessionals are. In the ing worse. He makes me laugh, wake of such realiza- She has hit Adam something I haven’t done tions, it’s understandable when we had people over in a while. I really like if the loved ones, neigh- because he didn’t do this guy, but he is still bors or even patients of what she told him to do. I grieving. Some days he’s nurses want to do some- told her to stop, and my good, but others he’s a thing to express their ap- husband told her she em- mess. preciation for the efforts barrassed him, but Eve I want us to be in a re- of these brave men and forgets or doesn’t care lationship, and I think he women. and continues to do it. could be “the one.” We’ve The following are some Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, nurses have been She talks down to him only been courting for a gift ideas that may be at the front lines in the fight against this global threat, constantly. If that’s how month, but he has been tailor-made for the nurse she acts when people are pursuing me for a year. in your life. working long hours in stressful situations. around, I hate to think Should I give it more 1. Portable sanitizer what happens behind time, or should I move bag: A portable sanitizer bustle of daily life, but Meal kits usually come a spa is also a good way closed doors. on with my life? I hav- bag makes for the perfect nurses working through- with recipes all ready to to show appreciation for When she hits him, Ad- en’t been intimate with accessory for nurses. out the pandemic are es- go, requiring just a few a nurse that has been am sits there expression- him, but he still makes Bags vary, but most pro- pecially deserving of such minutes of easy prepara- overstressed. less and doesn’t react. me feel like a woman, vide a simple and effec- a respite. Books can tion before they can be The heroic work of He’s not the man he once which is something I’ve tive way to kill viruses make for the perfect es- cooked. Such kits can nurses is worthy of ever- was, and he is adored by missed. and bacteria without cape vehicle, allowing make for the perfect gift lasting appreciation. many people. THINKING IT’S HIM chemicals. Effective sani- nurses to immerse them- for nurses who love Thankfully, there are What can we do to help IN MARYLAND tizer bags utilize UV selves in a work of fiction home-cooked meals but many ways for individu- my FIL and make her light to clean phones, or a nonfiction book fo- routinely find themselves als to show just how stop doing this in front of DEAR THINKING: jewelry, eyeglasses, cusing on a particular in- too tired or busy to cook. much they appreciate the her grandkids and com- As you know, the pro- masks, keys and more. terest or historical era. 6. Gift card: A gift hard work and sacrifices pany? Eve claims to be a cess of grieving isn’t 2. Insulated tum- 5. Meal kit: After a card to a favorite restau- the nurses in their lives Christian, but isn’t act- a straight line. When bler: Nursing shifts tend long shift, nurses may rant, for a massage or to have made. a loved one dies, the not have enough energy ing like one. to be long, and the drive survivors have good to cook meals in their FRUSTRATED to the doctor’s office or periods and ones that kitchens. Meal kit sub- IN MICHIGAN hospital is a perfect time are less so. You are for nurses to enjoy a cup scriptions have become further along in this incredibly popular in re- DEAR FRUSTRAT- of coffee prior to a long grieving process than cent years and even more ED: Your father-in-law shift. An insulated tum- your friend because so during the pandemic. may have had a drink- bler can ensure that cup his loss is more re- ing problem years ago, of coffee stays hot during cent. but he has a different the commute and even If a relationship (or BAKED FISH problem now. He is a for several hours after more) is what you 3 Tbsp. honey victim of verbal and nurses arrive at work. 3 Tbsp. Dijon mustard want, allow him more 3. Aromatherapy dif- physical abuse. time to work through 1 tsp. lemon juice He may have toler- fuser: Aromatherapy dif- 4 (6 oz.) salmon steaks his feelings. However, fusers atomize essential ated it all these years if the bad spells don’t ½ tsp. pepper out of guilt for what oils to promote wellness, Preheat oven to 325 become less frequent, helping nurses relax af- he put his wife suggest he talk with F. through when he was ter long shifts or during In a small bowl, mix his doctor about join- their days off. Many dif- drinking. He may also ing a grief support honey, mustard and fusers include a variety lemon juice. have become so beat- group in which he can of ambient lighting op- Spread mixture over en down that he can safely vent his feel- tions, allowing nurses to salmon steaks. Season no longer protect him- ings. self. pick different colors de- with pepper. pending on the room Arrange in a medi- He does need help. *** With your and his they’re in or the ambi- um baking dish. ance they hope to create. son’s encouragement, For everything you need to Bake 20 minutes or 4. Books: Everyone he can receive it be- know about wedding plan- until fish easily flakes ning, order “How to Have a appreciates a periodic es- cause there are pro- with a fork. Lovely Wedding.” Send your cape from the hustle and grams available for name and mailing address, male victims of do- plus check or money order for $8 to: Dear Abby, Wedding mestic violence. Stop Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Abuse for Everyone Morris, IL 61054-0447. DON’T FORGET E-EDITIONS ARE FREE The Daily Review WITH YOUR PRINT SUBSCRIPTION

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PUBLIC NOTICE Financials. Ms. amount of Berwick Harbor the feasibility of SOLVED by the Members ab- Guest: Jay Powell seconded $5000.00 pending cleanup is holding developing a Morgan City Har- sent: John Cox Aucoin, Glenn ST. MARY the motion. With insurance for the up according to the NERR for the Gulf bor & Terminal Guests in atten- Thibodaux, Sid PARISH SCHOOL all members favor- event. Mr. Cortez latest survey done; Coast of Louisi- District, that they dance: Jason Moffitt, David BOARD ing, the motion seconded the mo- (iii) we are start- ana; and do hereby support Brown, Eric Hanagriff, Norris OFFICIAL passed. tion. With all ing to see a slight WHEREAS, the the location of the Duplantis, Joey Crappell, Robert JOURNAL Ms. Stansbury members favoring, bump in the Atch- Wax Lake and LaNERR here in Foret and Bobby Karam, Kevin PROPOSALS gave an overview the motion passed. afalaya River and Atchafalaya Del- the Atchafalaya Guidry III O’Gorman, Bill The St. Mary of the bureau’s ac- The Tourist are keeping an eye tas are unique ar- Estuarine Zone. During Public Bourgeois, Lee Parish School tivities. Commission’s next on that; (iv) Stouts eas where new BE IT FUR- Comment Jason Dragna, James Board will accept Mr. Verdin made board meeting is Pass is starting to land is being cre- THER RE- mentioned that the Bennett, Gwen proposals from ev- a motion to host scheduled for April fill back in, but we ated and coastal SOLVED that a Ladder Truck Cloutier, Pat ery newspaper in the Fishers of Men 21, 2021, via tele- are waiting to con- marshlands are copy of this resolu- would cost about Cloutier, Mike the Parish to serve in September 2021 conference. solidate with an- growing; and tion be provided to $8000 to repair. Loupe, Barry as Official Journal for amount of There being no other dredging WHEREAS, the Governor John Bel Said it would be in- Dufrene, Christina for the School 7,250.00. Ms. Mar- further business to project or utilize a Coastal Protection Edwards, NOAA, cluded with next Bourg, Jean Paul Board for the year shall seconded the discuss, Mr. Verdin Corps dredge; (v) and Restoration the Louisiana Sea month’s bills. Bourg, Eric beginning July 1, motion. With all made a motion to the Brice Dredge Authority (CPRA), Grant, and state A motion was Duplantis, Mark 2021 and ending members favoring, adjourn. Mr. is widening the the Nature Con- and federal gov- made by Mrs. Duhon. June 30, 2022. the motion passed. Kuhlman second- channel with each servancy (TNC), ernment represen- Duhon and second- Pledge of Alle- The proposals Ms. Marshall ed the motion. task order, and at and the US Army tatives (House and ed by Mr. Abshire giance by Mr. will be opened at made a motion for With all members some parts the Corps of Engineers Senate) who repre- to accept the min- Leroy Trim 2:00 P.M. on the Secretary to favoring, the meet- dragheads are (USACE) have an- sent St. Mary Par- utes from the Motion for Ap- Thursday, May 20, sign the Resolution ing was adjourned. down to 21’. nounced the cre- ish. January 18, 2021 proval of Minutes 2021, at the School of Support for the Senior Chief ation of the Sus- (v) we submitted meeting. All were for February 9, Board Central Of- reauthorization of Derrick Sullo re- tainable Rivers a letter of support, in favor. 2021 Regular fice Complex, 474 Atchafalaya Heri- ——————— ported that: (i) to- Program (SRP) as per Senator A motion was Meeting made by Hwy 317, Center- tage Area. Mr. Herman Hartman, tal transits for the Atchafalaya River Cassidy’s request made by Mr. Mr. Trim. Second ville, Louisiana. Cortez seconded Secretary month of February Project, which can for the RISEE Act, Abshire and sec- by Dr. Tregle. All Kenneth E. Alfred the motion. With Adv. April 15, 2021 were 1,607, aver- only enhance a which has a lot to onded by Mrs. in favor. Motion President all members favor- aging 57 per day; NERR in the Atch- do with creating Duhon to accept Carried. Teresa T. Bagwell, ing, the motion PUBLIC NOTICE and (ii) a MSIB afalaya Estuarine revenue sharing the January 2021 Public Com- Ed.D. passed. was distributed zone; and for offshore wind Treasurer’s Report. ment: none Superintendent The Tourist PROCEEDINGS this month for WHEREAS, a revenues and re- All were in favor. Motion to accept Adv. April 13, 15 Commission’s next OF A REGULAR Bayou Chene re- La. NERR estab- forming GOMASA; New Business. the Treasurer’s and 20, 2021 board meeting is MEETING OF strictions. lished the Atchafa- (vi) The Atchafala- Discussion and ac- Report was made scheduled for THE BOARD OF O’Neil Malbor- laya Estuarine ya Basin Master tion were taken to by Dr. Tregle. PUBLIC NOTICE March 17, 2021, COMMISSION- ough reported zone would also Plan and CPRA hire John A. Second by Mr. via tele-confer- ERS OF THE that: (i) we met support Louisiana Master Plan has Mouton III to rep- Trim. All in favor. To: All Interested ence. MORGAN CITY with Senator Al- Governor John Bel been released and resent the District Motion Carried. Agencies, Groups, There being no HARBOR AND lain regarding Edwards newly deadline for com- regarding the Mayor Lee and Individuals further business to TERMINAL funding this year announced Atcha- ments are March claims of Justin Dragna discussed This is to give discuss, Ms. Mar- DISTRICT because our proj- falaya Basin Task 27th, which we Rogers regarding the proposed sump notice that the shall made a mo- March 8, 2021 ect was not in P5 Force, which task plan to submit; the amount owed pumps on Walnut Teche Action tion to adjourn. The Board of last year, it would force includes the and (vii) Mac has to him since his Street. $300,000 in Board has applied Ms. Powell second- Commissioners be a heavy lift to District’s Director, been appointed by resignation. Said Go Mesa funds for a Capital ed the motion. (“Board”) of the include it. Howev- and shall focus on the Governor to action authorized available for this Assistance for With all members Morgan City Har- er, he guaranteed issues facing the the Atchafalaya the Chairman to project. Mayor Hurricane favoring, the meet- bor and Terminal to funding would Atchafalaya River River Basin Resto- enter into an em- Dragna referred to Response and ing was adjourned. District (“District”) be in P5 this year Basin and the im- ration and En- ployment contract the percentage of Recovery Efforts met in regular ses- and moved to P1 portance of its ho- hancement (AR- with Mr. Mouton. A Morgan City vs (CARE) Program sion at the Dis- next year. listic management BRE) task force, motion was made Amelia labor. A re- grant from Health ——————— trict’s office at Cindy Cutrera for navigation, where he will be by Mr. Abshire and quest for a yearly Resources and Herman Hartman, 7327 Highway reported that: (i) flood control, and able to provide in- seconded by Mrs. corporative part- Services Adminis- Secretary 182, Morgan City, Charles Britting- restoration and put on how to get Duhon. nership of $12,000, tration (HRSA) of Adv. April 15, 2021 Louisiana on Feb- ham has advised enhancement of more water and Discussion was $1,000 a month to the Department of ruary 8, 2021 at of the possibility of the Basin; and sediment out. had about promot- help defray the PUBLIC NOTICE 5:00 p.m. Joseph the return of ear- WHEREAS, the Gerard Bour- cost of a street Health and ing Fire Chief Cain, President, marks. He is work- Atchafalaya Basin geois presented: (i) sweeper. Human Services Brown official to (HHS). The Teche Minutes convened the ing closely with is home to the a request for a Let- Kevin O’Gor- Fire Chief of the Action Board pro- Cajun Coast meeting with Senator Kennedy largest wetland ar- ter of No Objection man, P. E. with T. District and Bobby poses to conduct Visitors & Commissioners and Representa- ea in the United to Central Boat B. Smith discussed Guidry III as renovations at Convention Pete Orlando, tive Garrett States, the vitality Rentals for a per- that currently St 9 1124 7th Street in Bureau Deborah Garber, Graves offices; (ii) of which is critical mit for mooring Assistant Fire has been placed Morgan City, Loui- March 17, 2021 Adam Mayon, Ste- Coast Guard In- to the current and piles on Bayou Chief to the out to bid. siana. The Cajun Coast ven Cornes Troy dustry Day/High future prosperity Schaffer. Mr. May- District. Mr. Hana- Discussion and The purpose of Visitors & Conven- Lombardo, and Water meeting of ecological sus- on moved to autho- griff suggested ta- action to adopt a this notice is to in- tion Bureau held a Matthew Glover in was virtually with tainability of the rize Mr. Wade to bling this until the surplus list for form the public of business meeting attendance. Ben Mac making a pre- District and in the execute said letter, next meeting so he District 2 and this proposed ac- on Wednesday, Adams was ab- sentation, along broad region im- which was second- could look into this District 6 items for tion within the March 17, 2021 at sent. Also present with St. Mary Le- pacted directly by ed by Mr. Cornes a little further. future disposal 100-year flood- 4:00 p.m. over in the meeting vee District, the Atchafalaya and carried unani- The old business had a motion to ta- plain as required tele-conference. were Raymond Corps, NOAA and River and Gulf of mously. He also of the SUV repair ble until next by Section 2(a)(4) Member’s present Wade, Executive Coast Guard; (iii) Mexico; and suggested that: (2) estimates were meeting made by of Executive Order were Sandra Director; Tori Hen- our annual Hurri- WHEREAS, Re- due to Mr. Mat- brought up, Fire Dr. Tregle. Second 11988 for Flood- Marshall, Ed ry, Office Manag- cane Meeting will search activities thew’s expiration, Chief Brown said by Mr. Aucoin. All plain Management “Tiger” Verdin, er; Cindy Cutrera, be held virtually associated with a special election he has not yet had information will as the proposed ac- Herman Hartman, Manager of Eco- this year on April NERR situated in of officers is on the time to get to it. need to be updat- tion is within and/ Nelson Cortez, nomic Develop- 27th, with the the Atchafalaya agenda. Mr. Orlan- The old business of ed. All in favor. or affects a flood- Dwight Smith, Al ment; Gerard save the date go- Estuarine zone do moved to nomi- discussing the pro- Motion Carried. plain. Kuhlman, and Bourgeois, Board ing out soon; (iv) it will attract schol- nate Mr. Cornes as motion of Jason Discussion and Additional infor- Donovan Garcia. Attorney; Senior is more than likely ars on both the na- Secretary, which Brown to Fire action to approve mation may be ob- Absent member Chief Derrick Sul- that we will be in tional and interna- was seconded by Chief, officially the President’s tained by contact- was Patsy Powell lo, United States the top 3 for the tional stage, pro- Mr. Lombardo and and Bobby Guidry recommendation ing: The Teche and Kim Walden. Coast Guard (“US- LA National Estu- viding employ- carried unani- III to Assistant for Stand-by Action Board, Also, present were CG”); Terral Mar- arine Research Re- ment opportuni- mously. The Presi- Fire Chief was ta- pumper to hire Mr. Attn: Paulette Gerald Thibodaux, tin, Providence serve (LaNEER) ties to the region, dent, Joseph Cain, bled. Chester Ramagos Lofton, Chief Carrie Stansbury Engineering and site. Mrs. Garber stronger connec- Vice-President Pe- Fire Chief for St 8. Motion Operating Officer. and Christal Environmental; moved to support a tivity to the rest of ter Orlando, Trea- Brown presented made by Mr. Written com- Carter. O’Neil Malbor- Resolution of Sup- Louisiana, the surer, Deborah B. the Board with the Aucoin. Second by ments on the pro- Mr. Garcia made ough, GIS Engi- port for a National Gulf Coast, the Garber, current of- Fire Department’s Mr. Trim. All in fa- posed action and a motion to accept neering; along Estuarine Re- United States, and ficers of the Board January 2021 bills vor. Motion Car- potential impacts the February min- with members of search Reserve ultimately inject of Commissioners, and time sheets. ried. to floodplains utes as presented. the general public. (NERR) Designa- money into the lo- remaining. A motion to ad- Discussion and must be submitted Mr. Hartman sec- The meeting tion for the Atcha- cal economy; and With no further journ was made by action to authorize to the following onded the motion. was called to order falaya Estuarine WHEREAS, ma- business to come Mr. Abshire and the President to With all members and the presence zone in St. Mary ny of the youth before the Board, address on or be- seconded by Mrs. request an exten- fore March 30, favoring, the mo- of a quorum was Parish, which was currently enrolled the meeting was Duhon, all were in sion/renewal of the 2021, The Teche tion passed. noted. Councilman seconded by Mr. in local school dis- adjourned. favor. Land License Action Board, Mr. Thibodaux Ron Bias led the Cornes and carried tricts value Louisi- Attest: Agreement with Meeting ended Attn: Paulette gave the audit re- invocation, and with only Mr. ana’s natural re- the Hellenic, LLC at 6:15pm. Lofton, Chief port. Mr. Cortez Raymond Wade Lombardo oppos- sources for the for dirt stored for Operating Officer. made a motion to led the Pledge of ing. quality of life op- ——————— Christina Bourg, the LA 70 Project. Adv. March 25, 29, accept the Audit Allegiance as it RESOLUTION portunities that Steven Cornes, Secretary/ The Agreement 30, 31, April 1, 2, report as present- was recited. Ge- A Resolution sup- they provide, Secretary Treasurer will match the one 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, ed. Mr. Smith sec- rard Bourgeois porting a National shaping decisions Adv. April 15, 2021 Adv. April 15, 2021 that was adopted 14 and 15, 2021 onded the motion. swore in Matthew Estuarine about where they PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE by both parties on With all members Glover as the new- Research Reserve live, seek employ- March 25, 2020. PUBLIC NOTICE favoring, the mo- est members of the (NERR) Designa- ment, further their Motion made by tion passed. Morgan City Har- tion for the Atcha- education and St. Mary Parish St. Mary Parish Dr. Tregle. Second Minutes Mr. Hartman bor & Terminal falaya Estuarine raise their fami- Fire Protection Consolidated by Mr. Trim. All in Cajun Coast made a motion to District’s board, Zone in St. Mary lies; and District No. 3 Gravity favor. Motion Visitors & accept the Feb- who was welcomed Parish WHEREAS, Post Office Drainage Carried. Convention ruary Financials. by Mr. Wade and WHEREAS, the Eco-tourism is an Box 921 District No. 2A Discussed the Bureau Mr. Verdin second- the Board. Morgan City Har- established and Amelia, Louisiana Regular Monthly development of a ed the motion. It was moved by 70340 Meeting February 24, bor and Terminal growing industry scope of work for With all members Mr. Cornes and District (“District”) in St. Mary Parish February 23, 2021 Tuesday, March 2021 grass cutting in favoring, the mo- seconded by Mr. is the local sponsor and the Atchafala- The regular 9, 2021 The Cajun Coast District 2 area. Visitors & Conven- tion passed. Mayon that the to the United ya Basin and a re- meeting was called Call to Order Motion to Ad- tion Bureau held a Ms. Stansbury minutes of the States Corps of search reserve to order by Larry 6:02PM journ made by Dr. business meeting gave an overview Regular Meeting Engineers would fit well Aucoin, at 6:00 pm Roll Call: Dr. Tregle. Second by on Wednesday, of the bureau’s ac- of February 8, (“Corps”), in re- within the 137,695 Members pres- Tregle, Harry February 24, 2021 tivities. 2021 be approved gards to its Atcha- acre Atchafalaya ent: Bonnie Duhon, Hoffpauir, Leroy Mr. Aucoin. All in at 4:00 p.m. over Mr. Kuhlman and adopted, with falaya River and Delta Wildlife Tom Nguyen, Clint Trim, Larry favor. Motion tele-conference. made a motion to said motion carry- Bayou Chene, Management Area Abshire and Larry Aucoin. Charlie Carried. Members present get Mr. Verdin to ing unanimously. Boeuf and Black, already located at Aucoin Solar absent. Adv. April 15, 2021 were Kim Walden, design a brick for It was moved by Louisiana Project, the mouths of the Sandra Marshall, the Cajun Coast Mr. Mayon that which was autho- Atchafalaya River Ed “Tiger” Verdin, and for Cajun the report of re- rized and ap- and the Wax Lake Shopping Around for the Right Advertising Opportunity? Herman Hartman, Coast to purchase ceipts and dis- proved by Act of Outlet in St. Mary Nelson Cortez, a $500.00 brick. bursements for the Congress, and as Parish; Patsy Powell, Mr. Cortez second- month of Febru- such is uniquely WHEREAS, a Dwight Smith, and ed the motion. Mr. ary, 2021 be re- aware of the beau- St. Mary Parish Donovan Garcia. Verdin abstained. ceived and accept- ty and benefits Based NERR Absent member With all other ed and that all in- provided by the would enhance was Al Kuhlman. members favoring, voices presented to Atchafalaya; place-based identi- Also, present were the motion passed. the Board for the WHEREAS, the ty, contributing di- Carrie Stansbury Mr. Cortez made month of Febru- designation of Na- rectly to talent re- and Christal a motion to expand ary, 2021 be paid. tional Estuarine cruitment and re- Carter. the agenda to in- Mr. Lombardo sec- Research Reserve tention efforts; Mr. Hartman clude the Pool Do’s onded that motion, (NERR) site pro- WHEREAS, the made a motion to 8 Ball Tourna- which carried vides an outstand- Board of the Mor- accept the January ment. Mr. Verdin unanimously. ing example of gan City Harbor Look no further than your local newspaper. Introduce yourself to hundreds of new minutes as pre- seconded the mo- Raymond Wade broader impacts to and Terminal Dis- customers. 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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Thursday, April 15, 2021, Page 5 Morgan City High School top honor students named

Morgan City High Grogan, Jenna Fraley, Acosta, Emerald Begley, Kaitlyn Waguespack, Cardenas, Emily Carter, Aiden Ashley, Gage School recognized top Breanna Goodman, Daren Bourgeois, Hailey Tyler Gros, Luis Gon- Miguel Cerritos, Kayla Foster, David Avila, students for the third Lowrena Veloz, Olivia Boudreaux, Leianna zalez-Mejia, Olivia Baio, Collins, Abigail Duhon, Grant Torgrimson, nine-weeks grading peri- Hartman, Tin Huynh, Breaux, Grant Adams, A’Myria Williams, Charlie Wells, Romario Kenny Ta, Ximena od of the 2020-21 school Madeline Guarisco, Alyssa Delrie, Ireyell Christina Williams, Vigil-Reyes, Axel Vaz- Zuniga, Elijah Singleton, year. Lagracia Hunt, Jordan Dugas, Courtney Burton, Antonio Zavala, Ja’Khyri quez and Zoe Wilson. Jadan Steel, Guadalupe Ninth grade principal’s Guidry, Logan Hebert, Jose Delacruz, Brian Carbin, Janaa Coulon Twelfth grade princi- Sanchez-Reyes, Tyrek list includes Alan Barber, Breonna Hunter, Brooke Businelle, Keith Daigle, and Adrian Zuniga. pal’s list includes Aliseah Steel, Brianna Burbante, Michelle Beals, Lillian Leboeuf, Camryn Mayon, Kade Dugas, Alaysia Eleventh grade honor Arceneaux, Trent Ar- Clarence Blanco, Mekhi Berry, Arion Calloway, Mari Lewis, Summer Grady, Hannah Gilmore, roll includes Francisco mond, Hailey Aucoin, Branton, Indiana Brown, Eric Cao, Ian Car- Kindred, Peyton Landry, Gauge Galloway, Hugo Jacobo, Dalexandro Faith Bailey, Brynn Tyler Colbert, Kolin michael, Samantha Eayshawn Legnon, Josh Del Angel, Emilee Gros, Hernandez, Carlos Stephens, Madelyn Crappell, Tyler Boatman, Stansbury, Armando Santos, Noah Scully, Olvin Baca, Norma Ayala Garcia, Dylan Duval, Bertrand, Madison Daniela Calderon, Zavala, Alexis Moha- Maddox Pellerin, Elijah Diaz, Luis Garcia, Luisa Jamie Dupuy, Mya Bonner, Alex Boudreaux, Christina Myers, Ortega, Gracie Gagliano, Oubre, Joseph Pena, Hernandez, Juan Mal- Fuhrer, Braiden Gaudet, Patrick Carmichael, Alexander Garcia, Drake Lesley Garcia, Madison Daniel Percle, Taylor donado, Rosa Matz, Cloe Absher, Hunter Haylie Crappell, Ethan Charpentier, Claudia Gray, Dasny Gutierrez, Templet, Ryan Picou, Blake Lovell, Layla Bella, Anthony Benitez, Blanco, Breanna Mayon, Garcia-Mendez, Emma Connor Ho, Kennedy Aleryia Ruffin, Judith Nelson, Jaiden Partain, Breanna Aucoin, Gustavo Braylyn Pierce, Mary Lacoste, Hannah La- Levine, Nhi Luong, Millan, Dontrell Miller, Kenneth Pham, Anibal Alvarez, Nicholas Black, Vincent, Lillian coste, Khai Ledet, Hector Makhia Ruffin, Tyler John Patrick Myers and Quinones Pabey, James Keller Berry, Vachare Chaisson, Dondrenique Lozano-Maravillas, Russo, Lac Nguyen, Ciara Newman. Richardson, Gabriel August, Russell Dirance, Jones, Jacky Tran, Tierra Madise, Lindsey Emily Orgeron and Tenth grade principal’s Roberts, Lauren Ro- Ke’Asia Johnson, Ki’Rin Estefany Vivian, Chris- Landry, Trent Lovell, Leonardo Torres Arroyo. list includes Kristy Lam, bicheaux, Hayden Robin, Oliney, A’Nacia Madise, topher Keppers, Jules Zhmakia Mcnealy, Justin Ninth grade honor roll Randy Lam, Tri Lam, William Sartwell, Colby Kayla Lara, Damaris Landry, Reid Lodrigue, Nguyen, Addison Mayon, includes Kylee Askew, Jordyn Lee, Lily Aucoin, Savoy, Maria Rivera, Martinez, Stefanie Diego Maldonado, Ethan Melancon, Rogelio Ashley Alleman, Claire Jase Blanco, Eric Geylin Medina Garcia, Martinez, Grace Landry, Madeline Albritton, Molina-Sanchez, Nikaya Babin, Shaun Bancroft- Calderon, Brady Cava- Abidan Pinto Mendoza, Kirsten Legendre, Paola Anayah Burden, Dru Paddio, Ariana Matias- Brownlee, Jaylan Bland, lier, Alexander Daigle, Lenin Ortega Gomez, Sanchez, Elizabeth Hart- Fraley, Dalayshia Green, Duperoy, Maggie Nettle- Alexis Shoemake, Merlin Mychol Deleon-Sanchez, Tyler Stewart, Kelsey man, Brittanie Michel, Zion Holmes, Thai ton, Angel Sustaita, Boudreaux, Bill Cao, Hannah Ebbecke, Taylor, Ta’Lea Smith, Allie Mayon, Lindsay Huynh, Fatima Mendez- Hailee Madise, Daniel Alana Carnley, Rylie Savanna Fontenot, Madison Sons, Emma Miller, Hannah Myers, Lopez, Jordyn Nesbitt, Martinez, Tyler Giroir, Smith, Jaliyah Chester, Kailanni Francois, Thibodeaux, Zakari Nyla Morse, Ezra Adriana Perez, Chance Asia Guidry, Dalton Ives, Cassidy Castro, Samir Montana Pillaro, Sarai Valentine, Kyle Wiggins, Patureau, Lexie Martin, Randle, Paytin Taylor, Sydreanna Powell, Garcia- Henriquez, Richardson, Beth Bar- Tumi Shayla Tran, Angel Kurston Simmons, Asia Washington, Cade Spencer Raney, Melvin Maycee Leblanc, bier, Hilton Hebert, Jairo Turrubiates, Brayan Carlos Fermin-Carrillo, Gary, Rodrigo Gonzalez, Rodriguez, Dayanara Courtney Montet, Sarah Cruz-Cubero, Trista Zamudio-Montes and Rafael Hernandez- Jeyson Hernandez, Perez, Gladis Robles, Daniels, Idalys Davila Melancon, Kailey Par- Tremain Vincent. Magana, Lex Richard, Leandro Hernandez, Omar Robles, Hailey Rodriguez, Jolie Defelice, tain, Ella Pipsair, Eleventh grade princi- Cierra Poole, Blake Jonathan Jacobo, Nyla Pierce, Kiashonte Ross, Fabiola Diaz, Sadie Madelyn Poole and pal’s list includes Daniel Peterson, Maci Rink, Delco, Ximena Espinoza- Diana Perez, Danna Tigart, Hannah Fryou, Tamia Singleton. Fernandez, Ainsley Fon- Kamryn Olivier, Jose Pacheco, Tia Estay and Ordaz-Veloz, Kaylin Jennifer Gao, Camyshia Tenth grade honor roll tenot, Kamiah Francis, Turrubiates, Rickyah Jackliana Esteban. Fuentes, Sharissa Francois, Abigail includes Jayden Little, Ashlyn Babin, Tyler Short, Madison Connolly, Twelfth grade honor Dirance and Hailey Foreman, Anthony Drake Lacoste, Sage Besse, Jerson Flores, Lesly Calderon, Victor roll includes Zan Alcina, Fontenot.

SENSE & SENSITIVITY Son Resents Dad's Relationship With Half-Siblings

by Harriette Cole his father. I really think recognize that he does birth parents. I was ad- trust. What should I do? If possible, include DEAR HARRIETTE: that the two of them not need to be in compe- opted when I was a new- -- Happily Adopted your parents in your ex- My ex-husband remar- could benefit from a sit- tition with his younger born and was told very DEAR HAPPILY AD- ploration to the extent ried a little while ago, down. Is it even my place sibling. This is just a new little about my biological OPTED: It is natural that they feel comfort- and they eventually had to facilitate this? How time in the family’s life. mom and dad. I’m now in for you to be curious and able. This may help them a child. He and I share can I make that happen? Recommend that he college and old enough to perfectly normal to want know that you aren’t go- two kids from our mar- -- Hard Conversations reach out to his dad to find myself getting more to learn more. Tell your ing behind their backs. riage. DEAR HARD CON- talk. Instead of complain- and more curious. I men- parents that you do want You just want to know. My oldest is starting to VERSATIONS: I think ing about how much at- tioned my birth parents to learn more about your (Harriette Cole is a realize that the new child it’s OK for you to start tention this new child to my adoptive mom and birth parents. Assure lifestylist and founder of is getting a lot more at- the conversation with is getting, why not ask dad, and they said if I re- them that you love them, DREAMLEAPERS, an tention than he did from but this is a natural cu- your son. The reality is his dad to rekindle their ally wanted to talk about initiative to help people his dad growing up. My riosity, and you would access and activate their that your ex-husband bond? Even though your it, we could, but seemed oldest is in his late 20s appreciate their help in dreams. You can send had this child much lat- son is older, he still needs clearly uninterested in now, so it seems kind pointing you to the adop- questions to askharri- er in life than when he his dad. He should say willingly giving me in- of random for him to be tion agency and any oth- [email protected] or had your son. I’m sure he that to his father and formation about them. I harping on this the way er information they have. c/o Andrews McMeel Syn- has learned a lot from his ask him to make time he is. He will often com- want to know more about You can also start the dication, 1130 Walnut St., pare his experiences with past and is working to be to connect. That will my birth parents, but I process on your own. likely work much better Kansas City, MO 64106.) his father to the experi- a more attentive father don’t want to upset my Child Welfare Informa- COPYRIGHT 2021, than making his dad feel ences that his youngest this go-round. Yes, that mom and dad. I also don’t tion Gateway is the gov- HARRIETTE COLE half-sibling is getting. I may be hurtful to your guilty for loving his baby want to go behind their ernment agency that DISTRIBUTED BY feel that it’s not my place son, but it is likely what too much. backs to find out more can help you start your ANDREWS MCMEEL to address the resent- is happening. It would DEAR HARRIETTE: information because I research: acf.hhs.gov/cb/ SYNDICATION FOR ment he’s feeling toward be great if your son could I know nothing about my don’t want to betray their faq/adoption7. UFS

Morgan City, holding a SENIORS blood drive 9 a.m. to For services offered at Andrews McMeel Almanac noon, April 24. For info St. Mary Council on or to register for the Aging Senior Centers Today is the 105th day coming Major League Johnson. The boys were blood drive call 985-384- call, in Morgan City, 985- of 2021 and the 27th day Baseball’s first African never captured. Andrew 5920. 384-3324 and Patterson, of spring. American player. went on to have a suc- 985-395-4800. Today’s History: In Today’s Quote: “I call cessful career in politics MISSION THRIFT 1912, the RMS Titanic people rich when they’re and was sworn in as the Store, 200 Stable Road, AA MEETINGS sank in the North able to meet the require- 17th president on this Suite 2, Patterson, is Brown Baggers’ Group Atlantic after hitting an ments of their imagina- day in 1865, after the BERWICK open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. meets noon Wednesdays iceberg. tion.” — Henry James, death of Abraham Housing Authority tak- Mondays-Saturdays. and 7 p.m. Saturdays In 1923, insulin be- “The Portrait of a Lady” Lincoln. ing applications online 8 Donations also accepted and Sundays, all open came available to the Today’s Number: $10 Today’s Moon: a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and those days. Proceeds ben- meetings, at The general public for the — amount offered in Between new moon Monday, April 16 and 19, efit Matthew 25 Outpost, 119 Everett St., treatment of diabetes. 1824 by tailor James (April 11) and first quar- for only two and three International missions Morgan City. Masks re- In 2013, two bombs ex- Selby to anyone who ter moon (April 20). bedroom units. Applica- here and abroad. quired. ploded near the finish could return his escaped COPYRIGHT 2021 tions at www.pha-web. line at the Boston indentured servant boys, ANDREWS MCMEEL com/portal/applicant/ber- ST. MARY AARP BLOOD DONATION Marathon, killing three William and Andrew SYNDICATION wick/ or BHA Facebook The National AARP of- Vitalant, 1234 David people and injuring 264. page and click on the fice has suspend all Drive, suite 102, Mor- In 2014, the Boko link, or its website www. in-person events until gan City, open for donors Haram terrorist organi- berwickhousingauthori- further notice. This in- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- zation kidnapped more ty.com. For info call 985- cludes bingo, dances, days-Thursdays, and 8 than 200 schoolgirls in 385-1546. After complet- trips, in-person AARP a.m. to noon Fridays. Chibok, Nigeria. ing an online application, chapter meetings and Temperatures taken and In 2019, the cathedral applicants will be con- use of the group's exer- masks required. of Notre-Dame de Paris tacted for an appoint- cise room. in France was damaged ment to provide all docu- FINDING HOPE by a large fire. ments. WHEEL HOUSE Al-Anon meeting has Today’s Birthdays: INFO moved from Fairview Leonardo da Vinci (1452- CANCER CHECK Items for the public Treatment Center to the 1519), artist/scientist; Breast and colorectal service announcement Berwick Civic Complex’s Henry James (1843- column — Wheel House cancer screenings Watson Room at 6 p.m. 1916), author; A. Philip must now be submitted Thursday, April 22, 9-11 Thursdays. Randolph (1889-1979), before noon the day be- a.m. and noon to 2 p.m. activist; Bessie Smith fore expected publica- ST. ANNE at Cannata’s, 6010 La. (1894-1937), blues sing- tion. Online submissions Thrift Store, 2710 182 E., Morgan City. er; Roy Clark (1933- Appointments required, should email lifestyles@ Second St., Berwick, has 2018), singer/actor; call 888-616-4687. Free daily-review.com and al- new hours of 7-11 a.m. on Elizabeth Montgomery screenings possible by ways include a contact Saturdays. (1933-95), actress; donor gifts. Screenings name and morning-time Michael Kamen (1948- free if not screened with- phone number for verifi- SEMPER FIDELIS 2003), composer; Evelyn in the last 12 months. cation and informational St. Mary Detachment, Insurance billed for purposes. Marine Corps League, Ashford (1957- ), runner; mammograms. Those invites all Marines and Emma Thompson (1959- without insurance are MUSEUM OPEN FMF Corpsmen to join. ), actress; Arturo Gatti not charged. Louisiana State For info call Gene Falcon, (1972-2009), boxer; Chris Museum — Patterson, 985-714-2351. Stapleton (1978- ), sing- PRAYER MINISTRY housing Wedell-Williams er-songwriter; Seth First Baptist Church, Aviation and Cypress DONATIONS Rogen (1982- ), actor; 1915 Victor II Blvd., Sawmill Museum, is St. Mary Council on Emma Watson (1990- ), Morgan City, holding a open 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aging accepts donations actress; Maisie Williams drive-thru prayer minis- Tuesdays-Saturdays at of household items for its (1997- ), actress. try 9 a.m. to noon, April 118 Cotten Road. Staff thrift store, “Treasures Today’s Fact: Tokyo 24. Members will be will wear masks, encour- Under the Oaks,” which Disneyland, the first available to pray with age social distancing, benefits the agency. For Disney park to be located you about any needs or limiting occupancy to 50 info call 337-907-6310. outside the United talk with you. For info individuals inside the States, opened on this call 985-384-5920. museum and has hand FACEBOOK PAGE day in 1983. sanitizer available for The Daily Review of- Today’s Sports: In BLOOD DRIVE guests. Free admission. fers a Facebook page at 1947, Jackie Robinson First Baptist Church, For info call 985-399- www.facebook.com/dai- took the field with the 1915 Victor II Blvd., 1268. lyreview. Brooklyn Dodgers, be-

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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Thursday, April 15, 2021, Page 7 Terrorizing, battery among charges in local arrests (Editor’s Note: The —Kurwin Webb, 27, that he wanted to turn Police Department re- on a $1,000 bond. glary on La. 308 north of charges listed here and Morgan City, was arrest- himself in on an active war- sponded to 24 calls for —Bahrenton Ladd, 19, the Supreme Bridge. the narratives that go ed at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday rant that Berwick police service and made these Jackson Street, On Saturday, depu- with them are provided on a probation violation. held for his arrest. arrests: Franklin, was arrested ties responded to the call by the police agencies No bail has been set. The warrant was con- —Joy Francois, 40, at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday on for service and made that made the arrests. —Charles Hinkle, 58, firmed, and Maldanado Mallard Street, Morgan charges of speed zone, contact with the com- Guilt or innocence has Bayou Vista, was arrest- was placed under arrest. City, was arrested at 2:42 possession of marijuana, plainant. not been determined in ed at 4:03 p.m. Tuesday He was booked into the p.m. Tuesday on a 6th possession of a firearm The complainant re- court.) on a charge of telephone Berwick jail on the Ward Court warrant for in the presence of a con- ported that the home he Staff Report calls-harassment. Hinkle charges and is waiting contempt of court. trolled dangerous sub- occupied was burglar- Tuesday arrests re- was released on a $500 for bond to be set. —Brock Matthew stance and possession of ized while he was away. ported by area agencies bond. The warrant stems Menard, 34, Patton a stolen firearm. Through investigation, included one on charges —Daniel Lee Allan from an incident that oc- Street, Morgan City, was Ladd was booked, pro- detectives were able to of terrorizing and viola- Tillery, 29, Amelia, was curred April 2 in which a arrested at 3:41 a.m. cessed, and released on a identify and file verified tion of a protective order arrested at 10:47 p.m. female called E-911 and Wednesday on charges of $12,000 bond. complaints against the and another on a domes- Tuesday on a charge of stated that the police tail lamps required, oper- Assumption two juveniles. tic battery charge. unauthorized entry of were needed on River ating a vehicle with a The juveniles were re- Sheriff Leland inhabited dwelling, sim- Road due to a distur- suspended driver’s li- leased to their guardians. Falcon reported these St. Mary ple battery and criminal bance between her and cense and resisting an of- Detectives recovered Sheriff Blaise Smith arrest: trespass. Tillery was re- her husband. ficer. numerous guns thtathad advised that over the last —Ty Albarado, 27, La. leased on a summons to It was learned through been stolen in the bur- 24-hour reporting period, 308, Napoleonville, was appear July 22. investigation that Franklin glary. the Sheriff’s Office re- Police Chief Morris arreted on a charge of il- Maldanado had commit- During the investiga- sponded to 29 complaints Beverly reported that legal possession of a fire- Berwick ted a battery on his wife tion, detectives identi- and made these following Police Chief David his department respond- arm. and left the area walk- fied Albarado as having arrests: Leonard reported this ed to 20 complaints over —Juvenile, 14, Gray, ing. been convicted this year —John Clifton Aucoin, arrest: the past 24 hours and was arrested on a count of Maldanado could not on felony drug charges. 39, Bayou Vista, was ar- —Humberto Maldanado, made these arrests: simple burglary of an in- be located at the time, so Albarado could not legal- rested at 12:20 p.m. 37, River Road, Berwick, —Eric Benjamin, 63, habited dwelling. a warrant was issued for ly possess a firearm. Tuesday on charges of vi- was arrested at 3:50 a.m. Willow Street, Franklin, —Juvenile, 16, his arrest. Albarado was arrested olation of protective or- Tuesday on a Berwick war- was arrested at 11:06 Thibodaux, was arrested and booked into the ders (two counts, terror- rant for domestic abuse Morgan City a.m. Tuesday on a war- on a count of simple bur- Assumption Parish izing, no driver’s license battery. Police Chief James rant dated March 8 for glary of an inhabited Detention pending a and failure to secure reg- At 3:50 a.m., Maldanado F. Blair reported that simple assault. dwelling. bond hearing. All the istration. walked into the Berwick over the last 24-hour pe- Benjamin was booked, The arrests resulted firearms were seized as No bail has been set. Police Department stating riod, the Morgan City processed and released from a residential bur- evidence.

Holland asked the they couldn’t. Council council to consider giv- Duplantis said the ing $1,000 a year to parish’s rules limit (Continued from Page 1) the project. public comments to Parish President people who had asked to Population David Hanagriff praised Chief Administrative the project’s work and be placed on the agenda Officer Henry C. “Bo” said the funding would or those who want to LaGrange said he heard be considered in future speak about a topic on from Treasurer John Schroder that the state budgets. the agenda for a vote. government will use a Comments Ina’s ordinance would population estimate of The council intro- allow public comment on 49,331 as of July 2020 for duced Councilman J any item on the agenda. St. Mary as it calculates Ina’s ordinance chang- “This would clean it up how much the parish will ing the procedure for a little,” Ina said after get from popula- public comments. the meeting. “I think citi- tion-based programs. Earlier this year, zens should have the op- Those programs include during a discussion of portunity to speak.” revenue sharing, trans- minority representa- portation funding and tion in the Registrar of The ordinance will be the fire insurance rebate Voters Office, two peo- the subject of a public program. ple who wanted to talk hearing and possible pas- The estimate rep- to the council were told sage vote April 28. resents a 9.7% decrease from the 2010 Census figure of 54,650. Emergency declared The parish’s popula- tion has historically fluc- in Lower St. Martin tuated with the price of energy. It peaked in 1980 State of emergency de- subsequent damage in at 64,253, after the Arab The Daily Review/Bill Decker clared for Lower St. lower St. Martin Parish,” oil embargo and the At Wednesday's Parish Council meeting, Councilman Craig Mathews, left, gives Martin Parish due to the parish government’s Iranian revolution the family of Dorothy M. Gabriel a copy of the resolution recognizing her contri- flooding press release said. A State of Emergency pushed oil prices to re- butions to the parish. The recent street clo- cord levels. has been declared for sures are added to Adell The population The results of the 2020 Siracusaville area. the TECHE Project’s Lower St. Martin Parish and Edna streets and dropped nearly 10% Census will be released The property tax rate work to beautify and pro- due to the threat of flood- Landry Road, which were during the oil price this summer. is 13.34 mills, and it rais- tect Bayou Teche and en- ing in Stephensville and closed Wednesday. crunch in the 1980s and es about $411,000 a year, hance recreational oppor- Belle River. “Please don’t attempt Population according the resolution. tunities. St. Martin Parish rebounded with growth The council introduced to drive through stand- The bond issue would The Teche has been President Chester of more than 2% in time an ordinance setting the ing water, and don’t go for the 2010 Census. authorize borrowing of designated as one of Cedars announced the tax rates for the St. Mary around barricades that up to $2.55 million at an the 33 National Water declaration in a press re- Parish Library system at are in place throughout interest rate of up to 6% and Paddle Trails, lease Thursday morning. 5.72 mills and 0.31 mills. the flooded areas,” the Corrections for parks and other rec- which helps the project Bayou Estates The taxes apply every- press release said. reational facilities. seek grants, Holland Subdivision and Four where except Morgan Mile Bayou are closed to A self-serve sandbag In Wednesday’s Page 1 State Bond Comm- said. City, which operates its all traffic by non-resi- location is available at story, “Superintendent ission approval is re- Docks have been des- own library. dents due to the volume Stephensville Park, gets raise and 2-year ex- quired before the issues ignated in Patterson, Another ordinance set of rain the area received 3257, La. 70. tension,” the salary in- go on the ballot. Baldwin, Franklin and creases anticipated for tax rates of 7.6 mills out- in recent hours. Also, a no-wake zone A mill is 1/10th cent of Charenton, and a fifth staff members as a result side municipalities and “The rising river levels was issued Wednesday tax applied to each dol- will soon be added in of the new School Board 3.8 mills in municipali- and recent torrential until further notice for lar of assessed valua- Centerville. The proj- sales tax were listed in- ties to operate the local rains have the potential the Belle River and tion. Residential proper- ect also puts together correctly. School Board criminal justice system. to cause flooding and Stephensville areas. ty is assessed at 10% of cleanup day events to member Mike Taylor said The ordinances will be its market value. remove litter. during Tuesday’s meet- the subject of a public Coast Guard Cutter Louisiana’s homestead Information kiosks ing that the proposed an- hearing and possible pas- exemption exempts the have or will be erected Glenn Harris nual raises he would of- sage vote April 28. Boat first $75,000 of a prima- from Port Barre to Coast Guard Cutter fer are $3,000 for certi- The council also passed (Continued from Page 1) ry residence’s market Berwick. Amberjack en route fied employees and a resolution calling for sponse cutter, arrived on value from state and And the project has A Coast Guard Air $1,500 for support per- an Oct. 9 election on a set up wood duck box- scene within 30 minutes sonnel. parish property taxes. Station New Orleans tax renewal election and es, the first homes for and rescued one person MH-65 Dolphin helicop- Also, the term of the bond issue for Recreation TECHE Project about 350 chicks a from the capsized vessel. property tax renewal be- ter District No. 2 in the Patti Holland outlined year. A 45-foot response Two Coast Guard ing considered for boat-medium boat crew Station Grand Isle 45-foot Consolidated School has focused on internet opioid overdose and from Coast Guard Station District No. 5 was inac- crimes against children. saves lives. Grand Isle rescued anoth- RB-M curate in Wednesday’s AG “I can tell you, that is a The attorney general er person, and good Four good Samaritan (Continued from Page 1) newspaper. The tax is for dire situation, probably said the state has distrib- Samaritan vessels on vessels 10 years and generated Attorney General’s Office almost as bad as what’s uted more than 20,000 scene rescued four other An HC-144 Ocean approximately $6.36 mil- has created the going on at the border,” doses to first responders, people from the water. Sentry airplane Coast lion during the fiscal Louisiana Bureau of he said of internet crimes with still more available. Rescue crews search- Guard Air Station Corpus year that ended June 30. Investigations and also against children. “I can They hope to improve ing: Christi remember six years ago drug courts using money walking into that unit at they expect to receive to a residence in Patterson Obituary a time when they were from litigation against to meet someone. While taking cases basically on manufactures and dis- Custody sitting in the vehicle, they Irvin Wayne Pete tips, and now it’s like a tributors, too. (Continued from Page 1) were approached by two Irvin Wayne Pete, 67, a native of Morgan City and flood. We literally do not A bill being taken up males who subsequently shots fired in the Zenor resident of Grand Lake, died Friday, March 2, 2021 at have enough bodies to this legislative session will fired at them, the Sheriff’s Road area of Patterson Golden Age of Welsh. process the information use the money they antici- Office said. The driver of Visitation will be Friday, 5-7 p.m., that’s coming to us.” pate receiving from this le- and an additional call of the vehicle drove the occu- at Trinity Baptist Church in Lake Landry said while gal action for the improve- a possible wounded man pants to a truck stop at Charles and will resume at Jones smartphones can be use- ment of these courts. at a business in 1902 U.S. 90. Funeral Home in Morgan City ful when used correctly, Landry said to bring Patterson. At the busi- Later, two persons were Saturday from 8 a.m. until services at they also can be “one of the opioid epidemic un- ness, deputies made con- developed as suspects in 11 a.m. Masks and social distancing the most dangerous der control means remov- tact with three occupants the murder. Detectives ob- required. Burial will follow in Morgan things” given to a child ing addicts from the in a vehicle, the Sheriff’s tained and executed a City Cemetery. because children can be streets and placing them Office said in a press re- search warrant at the He is survived by a stepdaughter, Irvin Wayne contacted from there and in a program where they lease. home of one of the sus- Rachelle Martinez; five grandchil- Pete manipulated. can return to the commu- One of the occupants, pects, identified as Hogan, dren; five great-grandchildren; sib- Landry also addressed nity after getting the identified as Allridge, was which led to drugs and lings, Pastor Ron Bias, Ruben Bias and Ulysses Bias, the opioid epidemic. help they need. later pronounced dead by weapons being seized. all of Morgan City, and Stephen Bias, Terry Bias, He said through a set- He said offenders who the St. Mary Parish Arrest warrants were Stephon Bias, Clarence Bias and Darrel Bias, all of tlement with Pfizer, the utilize drug court have a Coroner’s Office. obtained for Hogan and Lafayette; and a host of other relatives. state received $1 million recidivism rate of 7% It was learned through the 16-year-old, and they He was preceded in death by two brothers, four sis- worth of Naloxone, which compared to the 35% the investigation that were subsequently arrest- ters, and maternal and paternal grandparents. is an antidote for those in rate of those who go to Allridge and the occupants ed, the Sheriff’s Office Jones Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. a coma brought on by jail instead. of the vehicle had traveled said.

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Almanac Louisiana Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 75° Low ...... 64° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... 0.29” 52/63 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow Your Source For All 54/65 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. 57/67 Rain and mountain snow are expected across the Northeast tomorrow, while more snow Shown is the highest value for each day. falls across the Rockies and western Plains. Areas of rain will affect the southern Plains. Friday ...... 75° Thunderstorms will occur across Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana. It will be mainly dry Saturday ...... 72° elsewhere. Sunday ...... 69° Monday ...... 75° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Tuesday ...... 79° Lafayette 60/67 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 62/71 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Friday, April 16. Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change Galveston — 8:37 a.m. High 1.5; 12:21 a.m. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Low 0.1; 3:55 p.m. High 1.3; 1:49 p.m. Low 1.3 Call Today & Subscribe Lake Charles 65/72 8 a.m...... 0 MORGAN CITY Vermilion Bay — 8:05 a.m. High 1.7; 1:16 p.m. 65/74 Simmesport 47 34.68 R0.16 Low 1.4; 3:23 p.m. High 1.5; none Low Noon ...... 2 67/73 Butte Larose 25 17.89 R0.16 Joseph Bayou — 11:06 a.m. High 1.5; 9:11 The Daily Review 4 p.m...... 1 Houma Morgan City 4 7.00 R0.76 p.m. Low 0.0; none High ; none Low 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 66/73 Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 11:34 a.m. 384-8370 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI High 1.1; 10:46 p.m. Low 0.0; none High ; none 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 44.60 F0.20 Low The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 11:04 Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 52.50 F0.10 a.m. High 1.4; 9:15 p.m. Low 0.0; none High Synopsis: Precipitation will continue into Friday as an ; none Low upper level trough swings through the area and again on The State Red Riv Ldg 48 55.50 none Biloxi Bay — 12:33 p.m. High 1.9; 10:58 p.m. Sun and Moon Saturday as a second cold front pushes through the re- Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Baton Rouge 35 38.60 R0.20 Low 0.0; none High ; none Low Wine Island — 12:42 p.m. High 1.4; 11:48 p.m. gion. Drier conditions will develop Sunday through early Sunrise Friday ...... 6:37 a.m. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Donaldsville 27 27.80 R0.30 Sunset Friday night ...... 7:32 p.m. Low 0.0; none High ; none Low next week. Abbeville 73 65 r 67 54 c Houma 73 68 r 73 57 sh New Orleans 17 14.90 none Moonrise Friday ...... 9:27 a.m. Pascagoula to Atchafalaya River Alexandria 67 57 r 67 50 c Kenner 72 70 r 73 62 sh Moonset Friday ...... 11:50 p.m. OHIO Tonight, east winds 10 to 15 knots, seas 1 foot, Baton Rouge 67 62 r 70 51 c Lafayette 71 63 r 69 53 c cloudy. Friday through Sunday, variable winds 10 to 15 First Full Last New Cairo 40 37.90 F0.11 Bogalusa 66 61 r 74 50 c Lake Charles 74 64 r 71 53 c knots, seas 1 to 2 feet, chance of showers and thunder- Bossier City 61 53 r 66 47 c Monroe 63 53 r 68 48 c Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly storms. Chalmette 71 69 r 74 60 sh New Iberia 73 65 r 68 54 c Extended Marine Forecast Crowley 71 64 r 67 52 c New Orleans 72 68 r 74 60 sh cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Forecasts and graphics provided by r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. Sunday night and Monday, variable winds 15 knots, Apr 20 Apr 26 May 3 May 11 Harvey 71 69 r 73 60 sh Shreveport 65 53 r 66 47 c AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 seas 2 feet, cloudy.

RUN YOUR AD HERE Every Thursday For Only ... $ PER 80 MONTH! Local briefs Morgan City drug take-back April 24 Scouts in action The Morgan City Police Department and Walgreen Drugs will again partner to make the community safer. The Morgan City Police Department has been working with the United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration in their National Drug Take-Back Initiative and Walgreens for the last eight years. The next drug take-back will be 10 a.m.-2 p.m. April 24. The Police Department will have repre- sentatives at Walgreen located at 815 Brashear Ave. in Morgan City. The public is requested to remove any personally identifying information and secure all liquid medication in a leak-proof container. No intravenous solutions, injectables or syringes will be accepted during the collection due to potential hazards posed by blood-borne pathogens. Your unwanted medications will be received "No Questions Asked." If you have any questions, please contact the Morgan City Police Department at 985- 380-4605.

Two from area at Louisiana School The Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts held two matriculation ceremonies for the 99 new students in the Blue and Gold Cohorts while they were on campus for the 2021 spring semester. At the Matriculation Ceremonies, held on Feb. 11 and March 23, Associate Lecturer of History Dr. Kyle Stephens delivered the Keynote Address. "By being in this room you demonstrate your commitment, your Submitted Photos boldness, and your bravery," he said. "The future Retired Chief Moe Price from the Morgan City Fire Department spoke with Cub Scout Pack 438 about belongs to you and the future is bright indeed.” the importance of fire safety. They learned how to call for help, created escape plans with their parents, The Class of 2023 includes Annemarie Campbell and learned the importance of smoke detectors and ways to put out different types of fires. They also of Patterson and Lacey Guagliardo of Morgan City. learned about community helpers. They were able to complete their requirements for their rank ad- vancements. Pictured, front row from left: Kal-el Davis, Kase LaPoint, Greyson Gowan and Cleo Price. Vaccination event at Bayou L'Ourse Middle row: AJ Ziegenbusch, Breckin Monceaux, Hudson Gorman, Briar Gorman, Isaac Price and Berk- A public health special event will be open this week ley Gorman. Back row: Chief Price and Zachary Ziegenbusch. at the Bayou L’ourse Community Center on Saturday. Anyone age 18 and older can get a free COVID-19 vaccination. Appointments can be scheduled by calling the new Vaccine HOTLINE at 855-45-0774 or you can sched- ule online any time at CovidVaccine.LA.GOV. The Louisiana Office of Public Health and Nation- al Guard healthcare teams will be giving the vaccina- tions. --Staff Reports Morgan City police logs for April 13-14 The following are the radio dispatch logs from the Morgan City Police Department. To report un- lawful or suspicious activity, call the police depart- ment at 985-380-4605. Tuesday, April 13 4:09 a.m. 1600 block of Federal Avenue; Alarm. 4:59 a.m. 500 block of Barrow Street; Medical. 6:08 a.m. 500 block of Roderick Street; Medical. 8:05 a.m. La. 182; Traffic incident. 8:18 a.m. 200 block of Pecos Street; Animal com- plaint. 8:22 a.m. 700 block of Myrtle Street; Complaint. 10:41 a.m. Marquis Manor; Complaint. 11:12 a.m. 2300 block of La. 70; Complaint. 12:56 p.m. 600 block of Freret Street; Theft. 2:14 p.m. 1100 block of Marguerite Street; 911 hang up. 2:16 p.m. 7200 block of La. 182; Complaint. 3:18 p.m. 800 block of Victor II Boulevard; Complaint. 4:10 p.m. 800 block of Brashear Avenue; Theft. 5:26 p.m. U.S. 90 East; Accident. 6:10 p.m. 2000 block of Allison Street; Stand by. 6:36 p.m. 200 block of Louisa Street; Animal. 7 p.m. Old Bridge; Debris in road. Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 49 and Cub Scout Pack 438 from Morgan City celebrated Scout Sunday 8:03 p.m. 2000 block of Allison Street; Removal at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with the Rev. Toto Buenaflor and Deacon Larry Callais officiating at the of subjects. Mass. Scouts have a duty to God that involves different activities learning about their religion, followed 10:51 p.m. 2000 block of Allison Street; Drugs. by participating in a service reflecting their faith. Pictured front row from left: Kase LaPoint, AJ Ziegen- Wednesday, April 14 busch, Briar Gorman and Breckin Monceaux. Middle row: Berkley Gorman, Hudson Gorman and Zach- 2:29 a.m. Ochsner St. Mary; Drugs. ary Ziegenbusch. Back row: Zavier Prince; Callais; Buenaflor, Cub Master Ray LaHoste and committee 3:34 a.m. 200 block of Patton Street; Arrest. 4:57 a.m. 900 block of Hilda Street; Medical. Chaiman Brandon Monceaux.