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Volume 59, No. 60 Serving St. Mary Parish Since 1872 10 Pages www.stmarynow.com Economist: La. will need time for recovery

By DAVID JACOBS which is usually the case in Louisiana ties, has lost 4,000 jobs, as has manu- national vaccine rollout and the The Center Square when oil prices aren’t especially facturing. amount of personal savings many con- Louisiana has a long way to go until high, Albrecht said. Then between Feb. The transportation and warehous- sumers have racked up as causes for its economy resumes pre-pandemic 20 and April 20 last year, Louisiana ing, finance, real estate rentals and optimism. He said he is worried about economic growth, which wasn’t partic- lost 284,000 jobs, or about 14% of the leasing, education and government how new variants of COVID-19 might ularly strong to begin with, the Louisi- state’s payroll employment. sectors also have lost jobs during that affect consumer confidence. ana Legislature’s top economist said From May through January, the time frame, Albrecht said. Albrecht also cautioned lawmakers Thursday. state added about 121,500 jobs, or less Retail, on the other hand, is back at that an improving economy may not “I’ve gotten a lot more optimistic in than half of what was lost. Of the 15 92% of its pre-COVID-19 level, he said. boost state revenue as much as some the last two months,” said Greg Al- major job categories Albrecht tracks, Automobile sales are up significantly, might think. A multibillion-dollar in- brecht, chief economist in the Legisla- seven have lost more jobs since the though that trend is unlikely to last. dustrial construction “boom” during tive Fiscal Office. pandemic low point in April, he said. Albrecht cited the new federal Amer- the past decade resulted in only a one- Before the COVID-19-related down- For example, mining, a sector that ican Rescue Plan, which will pump a year, 3% boost in sales taxes, Albrecht turn, job growth had been sluggish, mainly consists of oil-and-gas activi- lot of new money into the economy, the said. When was it time to open Walnut gate?

By BILL DECKER bdecker From the @daily-review.com Did the newly consoli- Editor dated Drainage District blocked by Councilman No. 2A wait too long to Craig Mathews, who close the Walnut Canal said the matter should barge gate and protect be left to the drainage Lakeside Subdivision district. from the effects of The gate had been Tuesday’s 10-inch down- closed earlier Wednesday pour? as Lake Palourde’s level The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute There has already rose. The Walnut Canal barge gate protects Lakeside Subdivision from Lake Palourde flood water. been some debate on As he left the court- that topic, and you can house, Dragna said the Dragna served for largely on measures of ferent ways. Gate Operational expect more. gate should have been years as chairman of the the Lake Palourde level. The report offered by Analysis and Future The question was closed earlier. He hand- old Drainage District My story on the Parish Dragna was written in Improvements.” raised at Wednesday’s ed me an engineering re- No. 2 board before the Council meeting may 2015 by the T. Baker The report is half an St. Mary Parish Council port to support his claim. district was merged with have added more confu- Smith Engineering firm inch thick. But the meeting by Morgan City And he talked about us- the one serving Amelia. sion than clarity to that for what was then meaty part suggests that Mayor Lee Dragna. ing his power as mayor So you have to believe he point. The confusion Gravity Drainage No. 2 when the lake level Actually, Dragna started to keep the gate closed, has some knowledge comes from the fact that in the Morgan City area. reaches 1.25 feet, a staff to raise it before his ad- even to the point of toss- about the subject. the lake’s level is mea- The report is called member should notify dition to the agenda was ing someone in jail. The judgment depends sured in at least two dif- “Walnut Canal Barge (Continued on Page 9) Spring Market, Deputies investigate Spring Fling Patterson homicide this weekend Staff Report A Lafourche Parish man was shot to death Vaccination event also Thursday night in the Patterson area, and coming to Siracusaville Sheriff’s Office deputies are investigating the ho- Staff Report micide. Tri-City area people have lots of things to do this The Sheriff’s Office weekend, both for fun and for serious events. identified the victim as Coming up Saturday and beyond: Keiondri Onell Allridge, Vaccination 21, of the Thibodaux ar- A Sleeves Up COVID vaccination event is sched- ea. uled 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at the Siracusaville Sheriff Blaise Smith Recreation Center. said deputies answered The vaccinations are free, but advance registra- a shots-fired call about tion is required by 4 p.m. Friday. 8:35 p.m. Thursday in Almost anyone age 18 or older can now be vacci- the Zenor Road area nated in Louisiana, based on the latest eligibility near Bayou Teche and from the Department of Health. Harry P. Williams You can register at https://laredcap.oph.dhh.la. Memorial Airport, and gov/surveys/?s=XJLPNCNYLP another call about a pos- Or you can call 1-800-228-9409. sibly wounded man at Spring Market the Patterson Truck Stop The Morgan City Spring Market, scheduled for located at 1902 U.S. 90. Saturday, will offer outdoor shopping at tables set At the truck stop, dep- up by more than 80 vendors. uties made contact with The Spring Market will be 10 a.m.-3 p.m. under a vehicle and three peo- the U.S. 90 bridge. ple. One of them was The event promises four city blocks of food and Allridge. He was later merchandise vendors, spaced for COVID mitiga- pronounced dead by the tion and with hand-washing stations. St. Mary Parish Shoppers will also be invited to shop and eat at Coroner’s Office. downtown businesses. Detectives are con- The event will go on rain or shine. tinuing to investigate Spring Fling Facebook Photo/Berwick Town Government the incident, Smith said. Mac’s Carnival of Patterson is set up on the Mac's Carnival rides will be part of the Spring Fling beginning Friday in Ber- No further information (Continued on Page 9) wick. is available at this time. AccuWeather State Lifestyles Obituaries Contact Us 79 68 (See Page 10) (See Page 10) (See Page 2) (See Page 9) News, Advertising and High Low Cloudy but warm An influential legislator Latest births at Ochsner Ghirardi Circulation weather will last into wants an amendment St. Mary announced. Gros Saturday. A chance of Call 985-384-8370 to centralize sales tax Guillory www.stmarynow.com storms returns Sunday. collections.

Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, March 26, 2021 Lifestyles Jean Breaux Award offers grant for young artists and non-profits Acadiana Center for the Arts is through April 30, 2022. Up to pleted and submitted online to the offering a grant to area high $1,000 is available. Acadiana Center for the Arts, school/college students and This is not a scholarship pro- Community Development non-profit organizations in Acadia, gram to pay for high school or col- Department, using the online Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. lege classes/courses, tuition or form. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary and school supplies/books. The Jean Breaux Awards is ad- Vermilion Parishes! High school and college students ministered by the Community New Arrivals Anyone interested in advancing planning to pursue a career or pro- Development Department of the your arts-related education fessional training opportunity in Acadiana Center for the Arts and Born to Kavalier Miller Mary in Morgan City. through financial support should any of the eligible arts disciplines, is financially supported by the of Patterson and She weighed 7 pounds visit acadianacenterforthearts.org or arts administration are eligible AcA, individual donors and AcA Nathaniel Nora of and measured 20.4 inch- to learn more about applying for is they are a citizen of the United board fund-raising efforts. Thibodaux, a boy, Nikko es. the Jean Breaux Award. States and a resident of Louisiana Contact Gwen Richard, commu- Jamir Nora, on Feb. 26 —— Applications may be submitted living in the aforementioned par- nity development director, via at Ochsner St. Mary in Born to Honistee though April 2. ishes with an overall GPA of a “B” email at Gwen@Acadiana Morgan City. He weighed Singleton of Morgan City The Jean Breaux Award 2021-22 or higher on their high school or CenterfortheArts.org or call 337- 7 pounds and measured and Tarmone Tillman of is a grant program of the AcA for college transcripts. 233-7060 extension 227. 20 inches. Houma, a girl, A’maeryal high school and college students as The student/artist must be en- The purpose of the program is to —— Heryzon Tillman, on well as non-profit organizations. rolled in a public or private high increase participation in the arts Born to Morgan March 16 at Ochsner St. The program provides financial school, community college or uni- by providing support for short- Vanbrocklin of Morgan Mary in Morgan City. support to practicing young art- versity and is a practicing artist, term arts educational opportuni- City, a boy, Mason She weighed 7 pounds, 3 ists, who are interested in enhanc- defined as one who is dedicated to ties or arts administration, which William Vanbrocklin, on ounces and measured 20 ing their skills through participa- producing artwork on a regular encourage the creation of art by March 10 at Ochsner St. inches. tion in advanced study beyond basis. are high school and college stu- Mary in Morgan City. He —— what is available in their present Non-profit organizations within dents/artists, as well as, non-profit weighed 5 pounds, 12 Born to Natasha school curriculum. Recognized arts those parishes providing services organizations or groups proposing ounces and measured Legnon of Berwick, a disciplines for this program are in artistic professional develop- arts productions/activities, which 18.75 inches. girl, Nylah Arabella performing arts, visual arts, ment or creating new works of art involve and benefit high school —— Legnon, on March 18 at dance, folklife, literary arts, media involving high school and college and/or college students/artists. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ochsner St. Mary in arts, music, and theater and arts students living in Acadiana are al- Visit acadianacenterforthearts. Mark Doan (nee: Nhi Le) Morgan City. 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Page 4, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, March 26, 2021 Opinion/Editorial Avery Island's roots run deep in local history By JIM BRADSHAW The decision by Cargill to stop mining salt at Avery Island in- terrupts, maybe forever, an activity that has gone on there for a thousand or more years. The salt itself is millions of years old. Avery Island is one of five Louisiana domes that long, long ago were covered by a salty ocean. Seawater evaporating over eons created a huge sheet of salt that was later covered by tons of sediment. The sediment’s weight forced the salt into huge columns that pushed through the soggy silt. Some scientists think humans may have tasted Avery Island salt as early as 12,000 years ago, although there has been much debate about that. Harvard archaeologist Ian Brown did extensive studies begin- ning in the 1960s and is more conservative. He said Indians were probably trading the island’s salt throughout eastern North America about 1,000 years ago. Brown noted that the local Indian tribes were hunters and fishermen who did not need much salt added to their diets, but people who relied on agriculture did. The early traders evaporated water from salty springs. Pot- tery bowls were propped over a low fire to evaporate the water, leaving a residue of salt in each bowl. This trading went on for centuries, until something happened somewhere in the dim past to cause the Indians to leave the island and never return. Elizabeth Hayes and her children settled on the island about 1790, long after the Indians were gone, and newspaperman Dan- Blue states with toughest iel Dennett visited Elizabeth’s son John Hayes, who was in his 80s and still living on the island in 1866. “There were no Indians on the island [when the family first settled],” Dennett wrote, lockdowns get most aid “and no sign that they had been there for ages. [Hayes] could never get an Indian to go on the Island. … They said a great ca- The longer Congress pays states to remain dle in terms of job losses with 524,000 and lamity once happened to the Indians there, and they had never closed, hurting working families, the longer 558,000, or 3.5% and 3.%, fewer jobs than a dared visit since.” this recession will continue. year ago, respectively. Jonathan Craig Marsh bought the island about 1820 and his By ROBERT ROMANO Certain states that were initially among daughter married Judge Daniel Avery, who bought the island Nevada, Hawaii, Maryland, Vermont, Con- the harder hit in terms of job losses initially from his father-in-law. They did some salt evaporation, but it necticut, California, New Jersey, Virginia, when labor markets bottomed in April 2020, was only a small enterprise until a shortage during the Civil Iowa, Rhode Island, Illinois, New York, like Michigan, Massachusetts, Indiana, War prompted Marsh’s grandson, John Marsh Avery, to improve Maine and Washington remain the states North Carolina and Ohio, have largely the salt works. Workmen deepening the brine springs in 1862 most affected in jobs lost as a percent of the bounced back in restoring jobs as restric- hit solid salt about 16 feet down. That was a big deal; rock salt had never been found before in North America. population during the COVID-induced reces- tions have eased. According to an old account, “The news of the wonderful dis- sion that began a year ago, an Americans for Interestingly, Congressional Democrats in covery … spread throughout the entire South, and … hundreds Limited Government analysis of Bureau of their recently passed $1.9 trillion Covid of wagons came from the adjoining states to carry back the pre- Labor Statistics, state and local household spending bill, which included of $571 billion cious article.” data shows. in state bailouts in the bill including trans- That lasted until April 1863, when Union troops destroyed the In Nevada, where casinos are still have 50 portation, schools and Medicaid funding, mine. An 1895 news account claimed that when the war closed % room capacity limits, 6.4%, or 134,000 may have missed a key benchmark by allo- the Avery family had banked $3 million in (practically worthless) fewer individuals, have jobs compared to cating state funds based on the number of Confederate money. February 2020; 80% of that, or 108,000, is individuals stating they are unemployed in When Dennett visited in 1866 a mining company was just in- in leisure and hospitality alone, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics household vestigating the bed of salt. Drillers bored 65 feet down and found establishment state and local data from survey by excluding those individuals who no sign of the bottom of the salt bed. BLS. indeed lost their jobs to COVID but have Little did they know they had barely scratched the surface. A Similarly, in Hawaii, whose economy is since given up looking for another job and later geological report speculated that the salt column is as deep largely dependent on tourism, 6.1%, or have hence left the labor force. as Mount Everest is tall. 70,000 fewer individuals, have jobs than a As a result, states like Virginia and Iowa Dennett visited again in 1870 and “went down into … the very year ago. saw decreases in federal funding despite be- bowels of Petite Anse Island,” as Avery Island was sometimes Nearly 54,000, or 77.1%, of that is in lei- ing among the states harder hit with job called. “A platform about six feet square … was suspended by a sure and hospitality. losses per capita, according to an analysis by two-inch manila rope … worked by a steam engine.” He said it In larger states like California, leisure Republican members of the House Budge took half a minute to drop 80 feet down the shaft. and hospitality makes up roughly 50% of the Committee. “From the platform, the chamber extends two hundred feet job losses, with 799,000 out of 1.598 million If Congress had wanted to account for the west, and a hundred and fifty feet east, making a continuous of the total jobs lost. states hardest hit with a funding formula, chamber three hundred and fifty feet long, twenty-five to thirty In New Jersey, leisure and hospitality con- members might have considered not only a feet wide, and seven feet high.” He said the mine was producing stitute 31.4% of job losses, or 109,600 out of total of those stating they were unem- six tons of salt each day. 348,000 of total jobs lost. ployed, but also those who have also left American Salt Co. leased the mine in 1880, but that didn’t Thirteen out of the 15 states hardest hit the labor force altogether since the pan- turn out well. are blue states run locally by Democrats demic began. In an 1895 lawsuit, the Avery family complained American with some of the worst lockdowns in the On the other hand, since the funding for- sub-leased the mine to the New Iberia Salt Co., which “totally country. mula targets states with the highest unem- disregarded the terms of the lease and … worked the mine so That includes Nevada, Hawaii, Connecti- ployment rates, it is most certainly reward- that it was practically ruined and destroyed.” cut, California, New Jersey, New York and ing those states that had the most COVID They said they had to start over with a new shaft and new Vermont, which are included in Oxford’s restrictions. mine. Blavatnik School of Government breakdown Could that become a perverse incentive A succession of companies has leased and operated the mine of the states with the strongest Covid con- going forward for states not to fully reopen? since then, with Cargill taking over in 1997. tainment measures. After all, there is a long way to go for a The company planned to leave Avery Island when its lease Maryland and Iowa are the only two states full recovery as there remain 8.5 million jobs ended later this year, but the decision was hastened after two on this list with Republican governors. Iowa lost out of the 25 million initially lost in miners were killed when a roof collapsed. experienced a surge in COVID cases in No- April 2020 to the pandemic. A collection of Jim Bradshaw’s columns, “Cajuns and Other vember. However, it is worth noting that Io- The longer Congress pays states to remain Characters,” is now available from Pelican Publishing. You can wa also has one of the highest employ- closed, hurting working families, the longer contact him at [email protected] or P.O. Box 1121, ment-population ratios in the country de- this recession will continue. Washington LA 70589. spite being tenth on the list of states that Robert Romano is the vice president of lost the most jobs per capita. Public Policy at Americans for Limited Gov- The Daily Review Florida and Texas were closer to the mid- ernment.

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ASK THE DOCTOR Whether TMD Or Trismus, Jaw Trouble Needs Attention

by Eve Glazier, M.D., pain or difficulty when tional imaging studies and assistant professor and Elizabeth Ko, exerting pressure, as may be requested. Treat- of medicine at UCLA M.D. when eating. ment of TMD and tris- Health.) Dear Doctor: I had Whether or not your mus can include resting (Send your questions to trouble opening my jaw problem is due to the jaw with a soft food askthedoctors@mednet. mouth wide when I was TMD or trismus, we urge diet, medications for ucla.edu, or write: Ask getting my teeth cleaned, you to see your doctor or pain, muscle relaxers, ex- the Doctors, c/o UCLA and the hygienist said it a TMD specialist for di- ercises to gently stretch Health Sciences Media could be TMJ. But my agnosis. This will include the jaw, behavioral thera- Relations, 10880 Wilshire sister, who is a chiroprac- a medical history, includ- py and devices to prevent Blvd., Suite 1450, Los tor, says she thinks it’s a ing information about nighttime clenching. In Angeles, CA, 90024. Ow- muscle spasm. What is recent dental procedures rare cases, surgery may ing to the volume of mail, TMJ, anyway? or physical injuries, an be required. personal replies cannot Dear Reader: TMJ exam to rule out struc- (Eve Glazier, M.D., be provided.) refers to the temporo- tural or other abnormal- MBA, is an internist COPYRIGHT 2021 mandibular joint, which ities, and measurements and associate professor UCLA HEALTH connects the jaw to the of how wide you can open of medicine at UCLA DISTRIBUTED BY skull. We each have your mouth. Depending Health. Elizabeth Ko, ANDREWS MCMEEL two, one on each side of on what is found, addi- M.D., is an internist SYNDICATION the jaw. These are the structures that allow Elizabeth Ko, M.C. and Eve Glazier, M.D. us to open and close our while chewing, to se- sometimes called lock- jaw, move it from side to vere enough to interfere jaw, which brings to mind SENSE & SENSITIVITY side and back to front. with eating or speaking. the muscle contractions Recent Grad Wants To Move Out Of Mom's The temporomandibular Someone having prob- associated with tetanus. joint, which is a sliding lems with this joint may However, these days, hinge joint, is a complex experience tenderness or trismus refers to any by Harriette Cole you were not paying part lationship with. What and delicate mechanism. pain within the joint it- muscle spasm within the DEAR HARRIETTE: of the rent. She can likely should I do? How can I It gets almost nonstop self, in or around the ear, temporomandibular joint I’m a recent college grad- figure it out again, even make him understand? -- use as we speak, chew, or in other areas of the that limits range of mo- uate. I was one of the few if it requires downsizing. Him or Me yawn, smile and swallow. face. The joint may make tion. It occurs when the who were lucky enough Help your mother con- DEAR HIM OR ME: For some people, the joint crackling or popping muscles we use in chew- to find work immediately struct her own plan of ac- You are being naive to continues to get a work- sounds when in motion, ing contract and don’t re- after college -- and in the tion. Keep her informed think that you can vent to out throughout the sleep and it can lock, making it lease. middle of the pandemic. of your schedule. Do your your boyfriend about his cycle as they clench their difficult, or even impossi- When someone can’t I moved back in with my best to eliminate surpris- good friend’s behavior. It jaws or grind their teeth. ble, to fully open or close open his or her mouth mother after graduating, es around your move. is too much to ask that he When the joint stops the mouth. Malfunction wider than 1.3 inches, and because I made a This will help with the keep this information se- working properly, it’s in the joint can cause tin- they are considered to good amount of money, I transition. cret. You have to draw the known as a temporo- nitus, which is a ringing have trismus. It can be started to help her with If you can give her any line as to what you share mandibular disorder, or sound in the ear, or other caused by damage or in- the bills. I pay half of money to lessen her load with him. Talking about TMD. However, this type noise that isn’t caused by jury to the jaw, and it can the rent and half of the after you move, do so. your friend’s divorce has of malfunction has wide- an outside stimulus. also arise as a result of utilities. I appreciate my Your mother sacrificed a to be off-limits. Apologize mother letting me live ly come to be referred to Your sister’s sugges- TMD. Symptoms include lot for you to get where to your friend for cross- here, but I really want to simply as TMJ. tion that your range-of- the reduced range of mo- you are today. Don’t for- ing the line. Promise that save up so I can live on Symptoms of a TMJ motion problem is relat- tion you experienced, get her as you blossom. you won’t do that again. my own. I don’t want her disorder can range from ed to the muscles in the pain or cramping in the DEAR HARRIETTE: Regarding your boy- struggling to pay rent in quite mild, such as an jaw refers to a condition jaw that occurs with or My boyfriend repeatedly friend, let him know how occasional clicking sound known as trismus. It’s without movement, and my absence, but I would chooses his friends over be so much happier just uncomfortable you are me. He is good friends with his lack of priori- living with a roommate with my friend’s hus- mammograms. Those cludes bingo, dances, for possibly a lot cheaper. tizing your relationship. band, “Alex,” but Alex without insurance are trips, in-person AARP How can I start a life of Tell him what you want, isn’t a very good person. not charged. chapter meetings and my own without leaving and ask him to show up He mistreats my friend, use of the group's exer- my mother with too much in ways that will be sup- COMMUNITY FISH cise room. rent? -- Mom as Room- “Sarah,” constantly, and portive of your bond. FRY mate they are in the middle (Harriette Cole is a Free, hosted by Pharr BLOOD DONATION DEAR MOM AS of a pretty confusing di- lifestylist and founder of Chapel United Methodist Vitalant, 1234 David ROOMMATE: As you vorce. I will at times vent DREAMLEAPERS, an Church, Good Friday, Drive, suite 102, Mor- are building your life, to my boyfriend about initiative to help people April, 2, 11 a.m., Law- gan City, open for donors you have to manage all how poorly Alex treats access and activate their BERWICK rence Park, Morgan City. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- of your affairs. Natural- Sarah. dreams. You can send Housing Authority Drive thru only or walk- days-Thursdays, and 8 ly, you would never want Yesterday, Sarah was questions to askharri- taking applications on- up due to COVID-19 re- a.m. to noon Fridays. to leave your mother in furious with me because [email protected] line 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. strictions. Drive thru on Temperatures taken and the lurch. Instead, talk of information that got or c/o Andrews McMeel Thursday, April 1, for on- Everett Street flowing masks required. to her about a plan. Let back to Alex by way of my Syndication, 1130 Wal- ly two and three bedroom towards river. her know that you will boyfriend, who doesn’t nut St., Kansas City, MO units. Applications at WHEEL HOUSE be moving in a particular seem to understand why 64106.) www.pha-web.com/por- FISH FRY PO’BOYS INFO amount of time. Suggest he cannot run back to his COPYRIGHT 2021, tal/applicant/berwick/ or At New Salem Baptist Items for the public that she scale back and friends about things I’ve HARRIETTE COLE BHA Facebook page and Church, 1412 Cherry St., service announcement move herself to a more told him in confidence. I DISTRIBUTED BY click on the link, or its Patterson, April 10, 11 column — Wheel House affordable home or get don’t want to feel like I ANDREWS MCMEEL website www.berwick- a.m. to 1 p.m. Menu: must now be submitted another roommate. Your can’t vent about my life SYNDICATION FOR housingauthority.com. 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When you consider ____ (1911-83), playwright; But when using a mi- the fact that your wash- There are lots of logos Sandra Day O’Connor crowave, opt for only ing machine uses about on the sides of beauty (1930- ), former U.S. microwave-safe glass or 13,500 gallons of water and personal care prod- Supreme Court justice; ceramic containers for per year, small runs can ucts, and it can be hard to Leonard Nimoy (1931- food, even if a plastic contribute significantlydiscern what’s legit and 2015), actor; Alan Arkin container is marked “mi- to excess waste. Always what’s pure marketing. (1934- ), actor; James crowave-safe.” Plastics run full loads and use Two marks are definite- Caan (1940- ), actor; with that marking can cold or cool water when- ly worth looking for: the Richard Dawkins (1941- withstand heat only up to ), biologist/author; Diana ever you can. 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Page 6, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, March 26, 2021 GENE LYONS The Daily Review Feature Page ADVICE FOR THE LOVELORN HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by Gene Lyons Dear Gov. Cuomo: Even if you’re the boss -- perhaps especially if you’re the boss -- when you’re a 63-year-old man smitten by a by lovely 20-something at the office, there are several considerations Eugenia to keep in mind: First: It’s crucial to wait for her to make the first move. Anything Last else, and you’re just asking for trouble. Second: Don’t hold your breath. See, normal old duffers are restrained by the primal male fear of Saturday, March 27 being laughed at by beautiful women. After all, how keen were you Do whatever it takes to stabilize your life. Reach to romance women in their 60s when you were 22? You’re edging out to those who have into grandpa territory. Of course, if you were a normal old fool, you something to offer, and probably wouldn’t be governor of anywhere, much less New York. work to expand your Third, then: Keep your bait in the water. A man who’s rich and knowledge, skills and in- powerful enough won’t have to wait forever, although he’ll probably terests. Minimize prob- end up wishing he’d never met the adventurous young thing who lems with bureaucracy takes it. and institutions by keep- (A corollary: If you were a handsome young prince instead of ing your records updated. an aging politician, they’d be coming after you like murder hornets, Leave nothing to chance, 24/7. But that’s perhaps a topic for another time, the whole subject and make self-improve- of hereditary monarchs being more suitable for Disney World than ment and romance prior- the opinion page.) ities. Anyway, wasn’t Gov. Cuomo reading newspapers during the Clin- HEART OF THE CITY ARIES (March 21-April ton administration? Apparently, he was not. Even at that, Bill Clinton 19) -- Sign up for some- was a comparatively youthful 49 when a 22-year-old former intern thing educational. What you learn today will help dreaming of “presidential kneepads” showed him her thong. And you improve your life. look what happened to him. Stick to the truth and say But then nobody ever learns, do they? And a good thing too, what’s on your mind, and because what else would we do for entertainment? you’ll find out where you If my tone strikes you as too jocular, that’s because I think the stand. entire Cuomo sexual harassment incident is vastly overblown. If he TAURUS (April 20-May quits, he quits, although I suspect he’s going to ride it out. Mean- 20) -- Explore your op- while, they’re having a full-scale judicial investigation of a politician tions, and organize a who stands charged with sending flowers to all the women in the virtual event that offers office, hugging them too long, even asking a woman he met at a BIG NATE mental stimulation. The wedding if he could kiss her. information shared will I’m with columnist Froma Harrop, who reacted with mock horror: spark all sorts of ideas “Imagine an Italian kissing people at a wedding party.” The offend- about how to use your ed wedding guest pronounced herself “confused and shocked and skills and services to get embarrassed,” a reaction The New York Times and Washington Post ahead. GEMINI (May 21-June treated with “utmost solemnity,” Harrop noted. 20) -- You’ll have a choice: Geez, I thought you were supposed to ask them. Me, I ended up You can put your talents getting married that way. But I digress. to better use, or you can “Sometimes a kiss is just a kiss, not an instrument of male debate with someone who domination in a patriarchal society,” Harrop adds. “Or, in language will never see things your sociologists might understand, it’s ‘a cultural construct.’ Manhattan way. Choose your friends is home to a zillion cultures, each with its views and customs on CUL DE SAC carefully, and do what’s kissing.” best for you. When my Uncle Tommy Connors married an Italian girl in New- CANCER (June 21-July ark a million years ago, there was definitely a lot of kissing. Also 22) -- Don’t neglect the wine and dancing. Not to mention amazing Italian food, a revelation people you love. Take care to me at age 10. Aunt Mary turned out to be the warmest and kind- of your responsibilities est of my many aunts -- a big hugger and kisser. swiftly, then move on to OK, so one woman says Cuomo put his hand under her blouse more pleasurable pas- times. Share your feelings and fondled her, which, if that could be proved, would be the end of and discuss your inten- him. The governor says it never happened, and has issued a classic tions. Don’t take a health non-apology: “I now understand that my interactions may have been risk. insensitive or too personal and that some of my comments, given LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) my position, made others feel in ways I never intended,” he said. FRANK AND ERNEST -- Self-improvement proj- Oh, come off it, governor. You asked a young kid in the office if ects will pay off. Get in she’d consider having sex with a man in his 60s, and you’re saying shape; focus on nutrition she misunderstood? No she didn’t. “I understood that the gover- and physical endurance. nor wanted to sleep with me, and felt horribly uncomfortable and Spend time with someone scared,” said accuser Charlotte Bennett in an interview with CBS’s who makes you happy and Norah O’Donnell. offers encouragement. Be Subjectively speaking, Bennett may need to get used to men open about your feelings acting like idiots in her company. But there are limits, even for ego- and plans. tistical politicians. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Cuomo insists he never touched anybody impurely, as they used -- Be honest with your- self and do what’s best for to say in the confessional booth. Unless somebody can prove that you. A change takes you he did, he’ll likely get away with acting like an old rake. People are a little tired of feminist Puritanism; many Democrats remain unhappy DEFLOCKED in a direction that promis- es a better lifestyle. Don’t with the purge of Sen. Al Franken. A lot of this is happening because let someone else’s decision the governor has long been seen as a bully and a jerk. Many New lead you down the wrong Yorkers are only too glad to see him taken down a few notches. path. But he’s not my governor; I can live with it either way. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) (Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons is a National Magazine Award winner -- Put your energy where and co-author of “The Hunting of the President” (St. Martin’s Press, 2000). You can it counts. Explore oppor- email Lyons at [email protected].) COPYRIGHT 2021 GENE LYONS tunities that excite you. DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION FOR UFS Share your plans with a loved one, and you’ll come up with a schedule that allows you to spend more BIBLE DIGEST time together. by G. E. Dean BORN LOSER SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Don’t disregard what others are telling “This book of the law shall not depart out of you; it may sound far- your mouth; but you shall meditate therein day fetched, but it might be and night, that you may observe to do according what you need to hear. An to all that is written therein: for then you shall interesting path will lead make your way prosperous, and then you shall to personal growth. have good success.” SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- (Joshua 1:8 AKJV) Dec. 21) -- Look for the Read and reflect on God’s Word. It will bless truth. How you handle you. situations will influence ARLO AND JANIS your reputation and per- sonal life. 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PUBLIC NOTICE year 2021 on all SON MUNICIPAL cords and reports. dation and must front upon a public —————— property situated CEMETERY IN The City Clerk be structurally ——————— street. WHEREUPON, NOTICE in the City of Pat- THE CITY OF or other designee sound and proper- RODNEY A. GRO- 3.1042. Flag the Ordinance was Notice is hereby terson, Louisiana, PATTERSON, of the Mayor shall ly secured to avoid GAN, MAYOR Lots. declared adopted given that the fol- subject to taxation AND PROVIDING be the actuary of endangering pub- ATTEST: (A) Subdivision on this ——— day lowing proposed to pay for PUBLIC FOR RESERVA- the cemetery and lic safety, health of property into of ———————, ordinance has IMPROVEMENT TION OF shall, in addition and other proper- one or more flag 2021. been submitted at BOND FOR WA- RIGHTS, RE- to other records ty. An apron of at ——————— lots shall be per- a regular meeting TERWORKS IS- CORDS AND RE- and duties, keep a least four inches in CITY CLERK mitted. of the City Council SUES of the City PORTS, MAINTE- register of all in- width shall be *************** (B) A “flag lot” ——————— of the City of Pat- of Patterson, Loui- NANCE AND terments and dis- placed around said Notice is further is a parcel of land RODNEY A. GRO- terson, Louisiana siana, and autho- PERPETUAL interments. marker or monu- given that a public shaped like a flag, GAN, on the 2nd day of rizing extension by CARE FUNDS, Section 4. Main- ment, which shall hearing on the with a narrow MAYOR March 2021. the Assessor of St. TRANSFER OF tenance and per- be made of con- aforesaid proposed strip of the lot (the ATTEST: INTRODUC- Mary Parish, Loui- LOTS, AND MON- petual care funds. crete, which apron ordinance is set for “pole” portion) pro- TION OF siana. UMENTS, MARK- All income re- shall also be level 6:00 PM on the 6th viding access from ORDINANCE # BE IT OR- INGS AND ceived by the City with the surface of day of April 2021 a public street to ——————— 2021-03A DAINED by the PLANTINGS IN for grave or lot the ground, and during the regular the rear or the CITY CLERK AN ORDI- Mayor and Council GENERAL. purchase price and which shall be af- meeting of the bulk of the lot (the *************** NANCE levying a of the City of Pat- BE IT OR- any other monies fixed to the mark- Patterson City “flag” portion). Notice is further GENERAL ALI- terson, Louisiana, DAINED by the received by the er so as to prevent Council to be held (C) The flag given that a public MONY TAX of in regular session Mayor and City City from the oper- grass, weeds, or at the City Hall, portion of the flag hearing on the 8.30 Mills for the assembled, that: Council of the City ation of the ceme- other vegetation 1314 Main Street, lot shall meet the aforesaid proposed tax year 2021 of all SECTION 1: of Patterson, Loui- tery shall be re- from growing be- Patterson, Louisi- minimum require- ordinance is set for property situated That there be as- siana, in regular ceipted to the tween the marker ana, and final ac- ments for lots re- 6:00 PM on the 6th in the CITY OF sessed, levied and session assembled hereby created and apron. tion on said pro- quired by the ap- day of April 2021 PATTERSON, collected for the that Chapter 13 Patterson Munici- (e) This Section posed ordinance plicable zoning during the regular LOUISIANA, sub- year 2021 a Tax of Cemeteries, Sec- pal Cemetery and regulations shall be taken at district. The pole meeting of the jected to taxation 14.00 Mills on the tion 13.1 Cemeter- Trust Account that may be estab- said meeting. portion of the lot Patterson City therein, and au- dollar of assessed ies of the Code of maintained and lished by the City (S) Angela Shil- shall maintain a Council to be held thorizing exten- valuation on all Ordinances of the kept by the City. Council shall not ling-Boyles minimum width of at the City Hall, sion by the Asses- property for pay- City of Patterson, Expenditures from affect monuments City Clerk twenty (20’) feet 1314 Main Street, sor of St. Mary ing PUBLIC IM- Louisiana, is here- the cemetery fund or markers of Patterson, Louisi- from the street Patterson, Louisi- Parish, Louisiana. PROVEMENT by added and en- shall be used sole- plantings in exis- ana frontage to the flag ana, and final ac- BE IT OR- BOND FOR WA- acted to read as ly for the purpose tence as of the Adv. March 12, 19 portion of the flag tion on said pro- DAINED, by the TERWORKS IS- follows: of defraying the date of the adop- and 26, 2021 lot. posed ordinance Mayor and Council SUES of the City CHAPTER 13. cost of caring for, tion of this ordi- (D) All require- shall be taken at of the City of Pat- of Patterson, Loui- Cemeteries maintaining, and nance, except in PUBLIC NOTICE ments applicable said meeting. terson, Louisiana, siana. Section 13.1. improving the those instances to both the flag (S) Angela in regular session SECTION II: Creation cemetery lots; ex- where such monu- NOTICE portion and the Shilling-Boyles assembled that: The Assessor of The “Patterson pansion; or other ments or markers Notice is hereby pole portion of a City Clerk SECTION I: the Parish of St. Municipal Ceme- cemetery purposes or plantings have given that the fol- flag lot as provided Patterson, That there be as- Mary is hereby au- tery”, is estab- as determined by become unsafe. lowing proposed in Subsection Louisiana sessed, levied and thorized to extend lished as a city the City Council. All sections, ar- ordinance has 3.1042(C) above Adv. March 12, 19 collected for the the aforemen- cemetery and shall Any income so re- ticles, chapters, or been submitted at shall be subject to and 26, 2021 year 2021, a GEN- tioned Tax on the be controlled, ceived in excess of provisions of said a regular meeting the zoning ordi- ERAL ALIMONY 2021 Assessment managed and op- the amount neces- Code in conflict of the City Council nances provided in PUBLIC NOTICE TAX of 8.30 Mills Roll of the City of erated as set forth sary to pay for the herewith be and of the City of Pat- “Appendix A. Zon- on the dollar as- Patterson, Louisi- in this Chapter. care and beautifi- the same are here- terson, Louisiana ing” of the Code of LEGAL NO- sessed valuation ana. The cemetery shall cation of the lots or by repealed. on the 2nd day of Ordinances. TICE: On March on all property sit- THE FOREGO- consist of the fol- any income not The foregoing March 2021. All sections, ar- 10, 2021 Murphy uated in the City ING ORDINANCE lowing described spent in any year Ordinance was in- ORDINANCE ticles, chapters or Law Firm filed a of Patterson and was offered by tracts of land in for this purpose troduced by Coun- NO. 2021-03D provisions of said Petition to Appoint taxable thereby: Councilmember the City of Patter- shall remain in the cilmember Con- AN ORDI- Code in conflict Dative Tutrix in SECTION II: ———————, son, St. Mary Par- cemetery fund. dolle and seconded NANCE OF THE herewith be and the matter cap- The Assessor of who moved for its ish, Louisiana: The City Clerk or by Councilmember MAYOR AND the same are here- tioned: In Re Tu- the Parish of St. adoption, seconded 1) Those three other designee of Turner, at the reg- CITY COUNCIL by repealed. torship of Ronald Mary is hereby au- by Councilmember tracts of land be- the Mayor shall ularly scheduled OF THE CITY OF The foregoing Owens, Docket #: thorized to extend ———————, ing portions of report on a yearly meeting of the PATTERSON, Ordinance was in- 21524, 16th Judi- the aforemen- and upon roll call Lots 70, 71 and 72 basis, through the City Council of the LOUISIANA, DE- troduced by Coun- cial District Court, tioned Tax on the vote, the following of of Block 7 of budgetary process City of Patterson LETING SEC- cilman ————— Parish of St. Mary, 2021 Assessment vote was recorded: Pharr and Wil- or other reporting on the 2nd day of TION 3.104 OF ——, and seconded State of Louisiana. Roll of the City of Yeas: liams Subdivision, form established March 2021. A “APPENDIX B. by Councilman This notice is be- Patterson, Louisi- Nays: which when con- by the council, the public hearing by SUBDIVISIONS, ———————, at ing made pursuant ana. Absent: sidered as one sin- financial status of the City Council of ARTICLE III. the regularly to LSA-R.S. THE FOREGO- Abstained: gle parcel fronts the cemetery fund. the City of Patter- STANDARDS OF scheduled meeting 43:203. ING ORDINANCE WHEREUPON 134’, more or less, Section 5. Trans- son was held on DESIGN”; AND of the City Council Adv. March 23, 24, was offered by THE MAYOR de- on the north side fer of lots. the ——— day of ENACTING SEC- of the City of Pat- 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, Councilmember clared the ORDI- of Williams Street, No cemetery ———————, TIONS 3.1041 terson on the April 1, 2 and 5, ———————, NANCE ADOPT- and goes back a to- graves or lots may 2021, and notice of AND 3.1042 OF ——— day of 2021 who moved for its ED on this ——— tal depth of 198’, be sold, assigned, such hearing was “APPENDIX B. ———————, adoption, seconded day of ————— more or less; and conveyed or other- published in the SUBDIVISIONS, 2021. A public PUBLIC NOTICE by Councilmember ——, 2021 at is bounded on the wise disposed of, official journal of ARTICLE III. hearing by the ———————, which a quorum the North by Odd except by will or the City of Patter- STANDARDS OF City Council of the NOTICE and upon roll call was present and Fellows now or for- operation of law, son on ————— DESIGN”; TO AL- City of Patterson The City of vote the following voting. merly, East by without the ap- ——. The forego- LOW FOR FLAG was held on the Morgan City has vote was recorded. Gooch now or for- proval of the City. ing Ordinance was LOTS ——— day of been notified of a YEAS: merly, South by The City retains offered by Coun- BE IT OR- ———————, vacancy on the NAYS: ——————— Williams Street, the first option to cilmember ——— DAINED by the 2021, and notice of Morgan City ABSENT: Rodney A. Grogan, and West by Gray repurchase a cem- ————, who Mayor and City such hearing was Municipal Fire & ABSTAINED: Mayor now or formerly. etery grave or lot moved its adop- Council of the City published in the Police Civil WHEREUPON 2) Those three at the price paid or tion, seconded by of Patterson, Loui- official journal of Service Board. In THE MAYOR de- tracts of land be- then current price, Councilmember siana, in regular the City of Patter- that regard, the clared the ORDI- ——————— ing the westerly whichever is lower. ———————, session assembled son on ————— City is now accept- NANCE ADOPT- Angela Shil- 66.68’ of Lots 73, The City may use and being read that Section 3.104 ——. The forego- ing applications ED on this ——— ling-Boyles, 74 and 75 of Block any of its funds or and considered of “Appendix B. ing Ordinance was for a position on day of ————— City Clerk 7 of Pharr and Wil- any cemetery section by section, Subdivisions, Arti- offered by Council- the Morgan City ——, 2021 at *************** liams Subdivision, funds for such re- the Ordinance was cle III. Standards man —————— Municipal Fire & which a quorum Notice is further which when con- purchase and may submitted to vote of Design” of the —, who moved its Police Civil was present and given that a public sidered as one sin- hold such grave or with the results as Code of Ordinanc- adoption, seconded Service Board. The voting. hearing on the gle parcel fronts lot, or again sell follows: es of the City of by Councilman members serve Attest: aforesaid proposed 66.68” on the and convey the YEAS: ———— Patterson, Louisi- ———————, without compensa- ordinance is set for north side of Wil- same. ———————— ana, is hereby and being read tion. 6:00 PM on the 6th liams Street, and Section 6. Mon- NAYS: ———— amended and re- and considered Any interested ——————— day of April 2021 goes back a total uments, markers ———————— enacted to read as section by section, parties should con- during the regular depth of 198’, more and plantings gen- follows: the Ordinance was tact Genie Bonner Rodney A. Grogan, ABSENT: Mayor meeting of the or less; and is erally. 3.1041. Arrange- submitted to vote at City Hall at Patterson City bounded on the (a) In addition ———————— ment. Insofar as with the results as (985) 385-1770, Council to be held North by Gray to those standards —————— practical, side lot follows: and request an ap- ——————— at the City Hall, now or formerly, provided by the WHEREUPON, lines shall be at YEAS: ———— plication. Applica- Angela Shil- 1314 Main Street, East by Gray now city council, the the Ordinance was right angles to ———————— tions received pri- ling-Boyles, Patterson, Louisi- or formerly, South City Clerk or other declared adopted straight street NAYS: ———— or to April 27, 2021 City Clerk ana, and final ac- by Williams designee of the on this ——— day lines or radial to ———————— will be considered. *************** tion on said pro- Street, and West Mayor may from of ———————, curved street lines. ABSENT: Adv. March 12, 26 Notice is further posed ordinance by Williams Inc., time to time adopt 2021. Each lot must ———————— and April 9, 2021 given that a public shall be taken at now or formerly. regulations estab- hearing on the said meeting. 3) That certain lishing standards aforesaid proposed (S) Angela Shil- tract of land being and requirements ordinance is set for ling-Boyles known, designated regulating the 6:00 PM on the 6th City Clerk and described as type, location, size, TASTEFOOD day of April 2021 Patterson, Louisi- Lot 53, Block 8, material, number, ADD A LITTLE SPRING TO YOUR DINNER PLATE during the regular ana Brown Robbins the manner of meeting of the Adv. March 12, 19 Subdivision, Pat- placement and in- Patterson City and 26, 2021 terson, Louisiana; stallation, and re- by Lynda Balslev Pea and Orzo Salad peas, garlic, lemon zest, Council to be held bounded on the moval of monu- Spring is here, and Active Time: 15 minutes salt, red pepper flakes at the City Hall, PUBLIC NOTICE North by Williams ment markers, while the weather might Total Time: 25 minutes and black pepper. Stir 1314 Main Street, Street, East by and plantings per- not look like it’s received Yield: Serves 3 to 4 to combine and gently Patterson, Louisi- NOTICE Hamilton now or mitted with the the memo in some ar- 12 ounces orzo pasta warm the peas. Add the ana, and final ac- Notice is hereby formerly (Lot 49, city cemetery to eas, this recipe is a bit 1 tablespoon extra-virgin arugula, mint, dill and given that the fol- Block 8), South by the extent not es- tion on said pro- of spring inspiration olive oil chives and stir to gently posed ordinance lowing proposed Johnson now or tablished by the shall be taken at ordinance has formerly (Lot 54, city council. that will surely lighten 1 tablespoon fresh lemon wilt the arugula. If the said meeting. been submitted at Block 8), and West (b) Every monu- up your dinner plate no juice pasta is too dry, add 1 (S) Angela Shil- a regular meeting by Hickory Street; ment and marker matter where you sit. It’s 1 cup defrosted frozen more tablespoon oil and ling-Boyles of the City Council acquired in Book shall be placed in a fresh and lovely pasta peas taste for seasoning. Serve City Clerk of the City of Pat- 39-B, Entry No. the space as shown dish, bright with citrus 1 garlic clove, minced garnished with the grat- Patterson, Louisi- terson, Louisiana 253,259 of the on the cemetery and brimming with sweet 1 teaspoon lemon zest ed Parmesan or feta and ana on the 2nd day of Conveyance Re- plat or as directed and snappy peas, fresh 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt freshly ground black pep- Adv. March 12, 19 March 2021. cords of St. Mary by the Public herbs and baby arugula. 1/4 teaspoon crushed red per. Serve at room tem- and 26, 2021 INTRODUC- Parish, Louisiana; Works Director. No The pasta in this recipe pepper flakes perature or chilled. TION OF Section 2. monument or is orzo, which resembles 1/4 teaspoon freshly COPYRIGHT 2021 LYNDA PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE Rights reserved to marker shall be rice, but is in fact made ground black pepper BALSLEV NO. 2021-03C city. placed unless its from semolina flour. It’s 1 handful baby arugula, DISTRIBUTED BY AN- DREWS MCMEEL SYNDI- NOTICE AN ORDI- The City re- location has been toothsome and satisfying about 1 cup packed NANCE OF THE serves the right to approved by the CATION Notice is hereby to eat, and the little mor- 1/4 cup fresh mint given that the fol- MAYOR AND remove all monu- Public Works Di- lowing proposed CITY COUNCIL ments and all rector and the full sels bind together this leaves, chopped ordinance has OF THE CITY OF markers, flowers, purchase price of garden-fresh pasta salad. 1/4 cup fresh dill sprigs been submitted at PATTERSON, plants, trees, deco- the grave has been In this recipe the orzo is 2 tablespoons chopped a regular meeting LOUISIANA, rations or other paid. cooked and drained, and chives of the City Council ADDING AND similar things (c) No monu- while still warm, tossed Grated Parmesan or of the City of Pat- ENACTING without liability to ment or marker with the peas and aro- crumbled feta cheese for terson, Louisiana CHAPTER 13. the owner whenev- may be construct- matics to release their garnish on the 2nd day of CEMETERIES, er any of these ob- ed of limestone, flavor. Fresh herbs and Bring a large pot of March 2021. SECTIONS 13.1 jects becomes un- sandstone, wood, arugula are then added salted water to a rolling INTRODUC- THROUGH 13.6, safe or unsightly, or other materials to lightly wilt and release boil. Add the orzo and TION OF INCLUSIVE, TO or fails to meet the which will not as- their aroma. This is a de- cook until al dente, fol- ORDINANCE THE CODE OF standards, rules or sure relative per- licious side dish or a light lowing package instruc- # 2021-03B ORDINANCES regulations of the manency. main course. Either way, tions. Drain the orzo and AN ORDI- OF THE CITY OF cemetery as pro- (d) All markers PATTERSON; vided for by the or monuments it’s guaranteed to bring a transfer to a large bowl. NANCE providing Photo by Lynda Balslev for the Tax of AND TO ESTAB- city council. shall be placed up- breath of fresh air to your Stir in the oil and lem- 14.00 Mills for the LISH PATTER- Section 3. Re- on a suitable foun- kitchen table. on juice and then add the for TasteFood

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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, March 26, 2021, Page 9 Nexus, LSU launch program for businesses Nexus Louisiana in through a grant at LSU to partnership with LSU an- help cover the cost of their nounced Ignition, a new customer discovery efforts. initiative to help aspiring These funds can be used entrepreneurs evaluate for travel, to attend a con- their business idea’s viabil- ference or other creative ity through customer dis- ways. covery and development. Ignition will kick ff During this eight-week en- with a program orienta- trepreneurial accelerator tion on Wednesday, April program, business men- 28, starting at 6 p.m. and tors and industry experts conclude Wednesday, June will guide participants 30. through the customer de- In addition to the week- velopment process step-by- ly sessions, participants step designed to help them are expected to invest ap- answer a very simple but proximately 5 hours each critical question, “Will any- week shaping their busi- one buy what I’m selling?” ness idea outside of class. “Ignition is ideal for en- Following the latest trepreneurs, dreamers, physical distancing guide- risk-takers and anyone lines, in-person sessions who has a business idea will be held at the Louisi- seeking to prove or dis- ana Technology Park locat- prove their product or ser- ed at 7117 Florida Blvd. vice viability,” said Nexus The schedule is as fol- The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute Louisiana Technology lows: The Walnut Canal level is measured with this gauge near Lakeside Subdivision. Park Executive Director April 28, 6:00 p.m. – Stephen Loy. 7:00 p.m. So closing the gate was one you’re probably fa- are to be followed. But the “Our goal is to help en- May 12, 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 a slam dunk, right? miliar with from level was below the close- trepreneurs keep from in- p.m. Gate Maybe. Maybe not. National Weather the-gate level when the vesting significant resourc- May 19, 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 The level cited in the Service readings of levels rain started falling. (Continued from Page 1) es into an idea that might p.m. Smith report — the one at Lake Palourde and the You pays your money, not be viable. We would May 26, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 the board chairman. that talks about 1.25- Atchafalaya River. and you makes your rather someone decide p.m. When the lake reaches 1.75 feet — is adjusted to You can make a rough choice. whether their business June 2, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 1.50 feet, the weather reflect the North conversion to NAVD 88 More weather idea will work early in the p.m. should be monitored American Vertical by subtracting 2.17 from Mother Nature wasn’t process, than find out after June 9, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 closely, and consideration Datum of 1988, or NAVD the National Weather through with the South they have mortgaged their p.m. should be given to closing 88. Service readings. Using after Tuesday’s deluge. home.” June 16, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 the barge at that point NAVD 88 “consists of a that method, here’s what Tornadoes touched Participants will also p.m. based on weather and leveling network on the the Lake Palourde level down in Mississippi, have access to up to $3,000 June 30, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 Atchafalaya River fore- North American did last week: Georgia and Alabama in reimbursable funds p.m. casts and on whether the Continent, ranging from —The lake was at 1.79 overnight. The north resources will be avail- Alaska, through Canada, feet (by the NAVD 88 Alabama tornado that able. across the United States, reading) March 19. It touched down in Calhoun Deborah Joy Closing the gate takes affixed to a single origin stayed close to that level County is being blamed a couple of hours and re- point on the continent,” through the weekend for five deaths. quires a diver to check a according to the National and into Monday. It turns out that at Marmolejo Ghirardi seal. Oceanic and Atmospheric —At 1 a.m. Tuesday, least one tornado was as- Deborah Joy Marmolejo Ghirardi, our beloved In any case, the report Administration. before the 10-inch storm, sociated with Tuesday’s and cherished Wife, Mom, GiGi, Aunt Debby, said, the barge should be In other words, some- the lake was at 1.85 feet storm. The National Sister-in-law and best friend, succumbed to her closed when the lake hits one wants 1.75 feet to but dropped a bit to 1.64 Weather Service con- brief and abrupt battle with cancer at Ochsner 1.75 feet. mean the same thing in feet by 8 a.m. Tuesday. firmed that an EF-1 tor- Medical Center in New Orleans at age 69 on Now then: If you follow British Columbia that it —At 10 p.m. Tuesday, nado touched down in February 27, 2021, with the link in the report to a means at Lake End Park. the rain had pushed the Washington in northern her devoted husband and U.S. Army Corps of Did I mention this is a lake to 2.62 feet. St. Landry Parish. loving son at her bedside. Engineers website with a federal government —By 5 a.m. There were no reports Born and raised in San graph of recent lake levels, thing? Wednesday, the day the of injuries, but power Antonio, Texas, Debby that graph has the lake The reading that had gate was closed, the lake was knocked out in a graduated from Trinity level between 3 and 5 feet the lake at 3-5 feet is on was at 2.48 feet. large area, and media ac- University with a for the last week or so. a different scale. It’s the —At 6 a.m. Friday, the counts say the wind Bachelor’s degree in level was at 2.68 feet. ripped the roof from a Child Psychology and a So there it is. The lake Washington home. passion for mathematics. level was at a level that EF-1 tornadoes have She met the love of her Sandra Pace might have justified clos- winds of 73-112 mph. life, Peter Kirkland ing the gate for days before Bill Decker is manag- Ghirardi, in 1970 while Gros the storm, if the Smith re- ing editor of The Daily standing in the wedding ports recommendations Review. of their best friends, July 10,1947 — March 25, 2021 and they settled in Deborah Joy Loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grand- Morgan City, Louisiana Marmolejo Ghirardi mother and sister. —4-6 p.m. Sunday, for 45 blissful years of Sandra Pace Gros was Fling The Chris LeBlanc marriage. called to her heavenly Band Debby is survived by her husband Pete, her son home on March 25, 2021 (Continued from Page 1) —7-9 p.m. April 2, @ Anthony Peter Ghirardi, Sr. (Michelle), her grand- at Thibodaux Regional leon & the hot sauce Berwick riverfront for children Anthony “A.J.” Peter Ghirardi, Jr. and Medical Center after liv- band the town’s Spring Rosalena “Rosie” Louise Ghirardi, her brothers ing 73 wonderful, beauti- —7-9 p.m. April 3, Gilbert Allen Marmolejo (Judith) and John ful love-filled years. An Fling, which will offer Jonathan “Boogie” Long Christopher Marmolejo (Suzie), her brother-in-law avid writer and reader, live music in addition The only entrance will Ronnie Ghirardi (Nettie), her sister-in-law Glenda Sandra enjoyed spending to the rides. be on Utah Street. Clements, and many beloved aunts, uncles, nieces, time among nature and The event will run All-day ride tickets nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death making lasting memories Friday through April 3, will be available for $25. by her parents, Gilberto Christopher Marmolejo with her family. She was weather permitting. and Rhoda Mae Dopson Marmolejo, her father and retired from the St. The hours are 5-11 mother-in-law, Steve Albert Ghirardi and Velda Martin Parish School p.m. weekdays and Around Lou Kirkland Ghirardi, and her brother-in-law Board, where she was noon-11 p.m. week- Brent Clements. the secretary at Sandra Pace ends. Debby’s faith and trust in our heavenly Father Stephensville Gros Bring your own lawn Town were unwavering. She had a generous heart and a Elementary. chairs, and you may welcoming smile. Regardless of the task or obstacle Sandra was born in Baton Rouge and spent all of bring your own beer, Happy birthday her adult life in 4 Mile Bayou. Sandra leaves to at hand, her meticulous nature and resolute work but glass bottles aren’t Sunday to Monica Slack ethic ensured her complete devotion to everything cherish her memory, three children, son, Leroy and allowed. from family, friends and she applied herself to. She had a heartwarming his wife, Wanda Rivere Gros, of 4 Mile Bayou, The live music line- Ira … Happy birthday love for animals and would gladly take in any stray daughter, Gina Gros Verrett and husband Melvin up: Verrett Jr. of Lafayette, and son, Ben Gros and wife within arm’s reach. Debby’s nurturing manner was —7-9 p.m. Friday, Sunday to Chris Kenner Tracey Fabre Gros of 4 Mile Bayou. Sandra is also also expressed by her love for gardening, and her Krossover III, with lots of love, survived by one sister, Eunice Pace Ware; and one green thumb made her the envy of the neighbor- —7-9 p.m. Saturday, Uncle Earl and Aunt hood — a badge of honor that she wore with pride. brother, Danny Pace and wife Debbie Long; one sis- Left on Red Charlene. The many coworkers Debby encountered at her ter-in-law, Melda Pace; nine grandchildren, Mark various workplaces inevitably became lifelong and Desiree Venturella Gros of 4 Mile Bayou, friends. A talented cook, every year during the holi- Krystal Henry Verret and Jordan Verret of days, the wonderful and delicious smells wafting Broussard, Lee Gros and Brooke Rankin of Bayou Obituary from the kitchen throughout her home delighted Vista, Ernie Henry Jr. of New Orleans, Wendy Gros the family with comfort and tradition of years past. and Chad Duran of 4 Mile Bayou, Dustin Verrett of Iva Guillory Iva Guillory, 83, a native of Crane, Texas and resi- Her personal paradise was sitting on the beach un- Lafayette, Gracie Gros and Chase Falcon of Pierre dent of Berwick, died March 23, der an umbrella on a warm summer day enjoying a Part, Brandon Verrett and Brittney Bryant of 2021. cold one. Surpassing all other pleasures in life, Denham Springs and Brandy Verrett of Denham She is survived by a son, Mikel Debby felt most fulfilled by enjoying quality time Springs; 13 great-grandchildren, Lainey Gros, Clark; two daughters, Kelly with her cherished family — especially sitting on Carson Gros, Kai Verret, Rylee Belle Verret, Simoneaux and Shari Rawls; a sis- the beach with grandson A.J. building (and de- Brantlee Roy Gros, Kohen Curtis Mayon, CJ and ter, Merle Pettiet; six grandchildren; stroying) sandcastles. Her renowned intuition was Dawson Duran, Ashton Verrett, Cain Terry and and eight great-grandchildren. confirmed with the announcement that her second Alex Verrett, Conner Rankin and Colston Ross; and She was preceded in death by her grandbaby was a girl. The time that she was grant- numerous nieces, nephews, family and friends. parents, a brother and a sister. ed to enjoy baby Rosie, however short it may have Sandra has been reunited in heaven with her Iva Visitation will be Saturday from 9 been, was made exceptionally sweet by the hours loving and devoted husband, Roy Pierre Gros of 51 Guillory a.m. until services at noon at spent lulling her to sleep the only way GiGi’s loving years; her parents, T.B. and Lucy Cook Pace; three Immanuel Baptist Church in touch could. brothers, Elmer Ray Pace, Larry Q. and wife Anna Morgan City. Burial will follow in Berwick Cemetery. The family wishes to extend special thanks to Vides Pace, and Ted Pace; one brother-in-law, John Hargrave Funeral Home is in charge of arrange- Ochsner’s ICU medical team, along with family Ware. ments. members and Debby’s extensive network of close Pallbearers will be Mark Gros, Lee Gros, Dustin friends who have offered their support during this Verrett, Ernie Henry Jr., Jordan Verret, Chad incredibly difficult time. Duran and Chase Falcon. A memorial Visitation will be held on Saturday, Visitation will be held on Saturday, March 27, March 27th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a Memorial 2021 at Hargrave Funeral Home from 9 a.m. until service to follow at Hargrave Funeral Home, 1031 time of Services, which will be held at noon. Burial Victor II Blvd. in Morgan City. will follow in the Morgan City Cemetery. To view the online obituary and leave To view the online obituary and leave condolences via the Internet, condolences via the Internet, browse www.hargravefuneral home.com browse www.hargravefuneral home.com Hargrave Funeral Hargrave Funeral Home has been Home has been entrusted with the entrusted with the arrangements. arrangements.

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RUN YOUR AD HERE Every Friday For Only ... $80 PER MONTH! Feds launch COVID aid House speaker wants amendment program for farmers The U.S. Department of Agriculture is establish- to centralize sales tax collection ing new programs to aid farmers, ranchers and By DAVID JACOBS and take over the duties of two ex- The proposed commission would producers with financial assistance as a result of The Center Square isting boards focused on internet serve as the “central audit entity” COVID-19 market disruptions, Louisiana Agricul- The speaker of the Louisiana sales taxes and resolving disputes for taxpayers without a physical ture Commissioner Mike Strain said. House filed legislation Wednesday between taxing entities. presence in the state and would be The USDA is dedicating at least $6 billion to- to streamline state sales tax col- One of the biggest sticking charged with developing rules to lection. points for the group, which includ- ward a new initiative called the USDA Pandemic “streamline the audit process” for The change would require ed representatives of state and lo- other taxpayers. Assistance for Producers. amending the state constitution, cal government as well as busi- The Louisiana Sales and Use There will also be a focus on small and socially meaning at least two-thirds of the ness, was deciding how the new disadvantaged producers, specialty crop and or- members of the state House and entity would be governed. Schex- Tax Commission for Remote Sell- ganic producers, timber harvesters, among others. Senate and a majority of voters nayder’s bill proposes an ers, which handles internet sales Existing programs such as the Coronavirus Food would have to approve the change. eight-member board evenly divid- taxes and sales for other taxpayers Assistance Program, direct payments to producers Louisiana is one of only three ed between state and local govern- outside the state, and the Uniform who suffered losses during the pandemic, will also states without a single state sales ment. Local Sales Tax Board, which stay in place where statutory authority allows. tax collector. Business advocates State associations representing helps to resolve disputes, would be The USDA will re-open sign-up for CFAP 2 for at say the decentralized system is school boards, municipalities, po- abolished. least 60 days beginning April 5. difficult to navigate. lice juries and sheriffs each would The change will ensure Louisi- Local government officials, how- appoint a member. So would the Strain said, “I urge our producers to stay in- ana is compliant with the U.S. Su- ever, long have guarded their abil- governor, the state revenue de- formed. Pandemic assistance continues to be up- preme Court’s South Dakota v. ity to collect their own sales taxes, partment (which answers to the Wayfair Inc. decision, proponents dated and those who may have not been eligible saying it was the best way to en- governor), the House speaker and before may be eligible now.” said. sure the money is spent the way the Senate president. “For the better part of the last For more information, ag producers may go to local voters and taxpayers want it Local leaders also have been year we have been working closely www.farmers.gov or contact their local parish FSA spent. concerned about losing their right office. House Speaker Clay Schexnay- to audit taxpayers in their juris- with local and state partners to der filed legislation last year that dictions. While local leaders say come up with a solution to our out- created a task force to study cen- they know best whether a business dated sales tax collection system,” tralizing sales tax collection. That in their backyard needs to be au- Schexnayder said in a prepared Morgan City police group proposed creating a state- dited, business owners don’t want statement. “That hard work has wide entity that would oversee to be subjected to multiple audits paid off with the introduction of radio logs for March 24-25 state and local sales tax collections by different jurisdictions. this constitutional amendment.” The following are the radio dispatch logs from the Morgan City Police Department. To report un- lawful or suspicious activity, call the police depart- Marijuana, property arrests in Morgan City ment at 985-380-4605. (Editor’s Note: The charges list- Wednesday on a charge of posses- —Chad Gondran, 52, Leland Wednesday, March 24 ed here and the narratives that go sion of drug paraphernalia. Pugh Street, Breaux Bridge, was arrest- 6:19 a.m. 500 block of General McArthur Street; with them are provided by the po- was released on a summons to ap- ed by the Henderson Police Depart- Juvenile problem. lice agencies that made the arrests. pear in court June 28. ment on an extradition warrant. 9:02 a.m. Federal Avenue and Union Street; Guilt or innocence has not been de- —Corey Michael Stevens, 35, —Robbie Jennings, 54, Delcam- Animal complaint. termined in court.) Berwick, was arrested at 10:36 bre Road, Breaux Bridge, was ar- 9:20 a.m. Halsey Street; Animal complaint. Staff Report a.m. Wednesday on charges of im- rested Tuesday by the Breaux 10:33 a.m. Montana and Front streets; Morgan City police reported ar- proper lane usage and driving un- Bridge Police Department on a Complaint. rests on a marijuana charge der suspension. Stevens was re- charge of monetary instrument 10:46 a.m. 200 block of Patton Street; Animal Wednesday and on a criminal leased on a summons to appear in abuse. complaint. damage to property charge Thurs- court June 28. —Michael Olivier, 52, Coteau Ro- 10:52 a.m. 200 block of Patton Street; Animal day. —Jase Kolbe Darden, 33, Frank- daire, Arnaudville, was arrested complaint. lin, was arrested at 3:42 a.m. Tuesday on a warrant for failure to Morgan City Thursday on charges of failure to appear. 10:54 a.m. 200 block of Patton Street; Animal Police Chief James F. Blair signal turn, failure to dim head- —Sedric Patin, 28, Clayton Cas- complaint. reported that over the last 24-hour lights, possession of drug parapher- tille Road, Breaux Bridge, was ar- 11:42 a.m. Martin Luther King Boulevard; period, the Morgan City Police De- nalia, possession with intent to dis- rested Tuesday by the Breaux Stalled vehicle. partment responded to 40 calls for tribute Schedule II drugs and two Bridge Police Department on 11:48 a.m. 2700 block of Shaw Street; Medical. service and made these arrests: counts of battery on a corrections charges of unauthorized entry of a 12:13 p.m. 900 block of Marguerite Street; —Marcus Theon Gray, 36, South officer. place of business and simple bat- Juvenile problem. Railroad Avenue, Morgan City, was —Biatrice Sims, 19, New Iberia, tery. 1:17 p.m. 1700 block of Filmore Street; arrested at 2:08 p.m. Wednesday on was arrested at 4:07 p.m. Wednes- —Stephen Bourque, 43, Hender- Complaint. a warrant for failure to appear for day by the Narcotics Section on son, was arrested Monday by the 1:31 p.m. 200 block of Franklin Street; Complaint. arraignment and failure to appear charges of improper lane usage, no Henderson Police Department on a 1:33 p.m. 300 block of Franklin Street; Medical. for trial (contempt of court) in 6th driver’s license and possession of charge of simple burglary of an in- 1:42 p.m. 6400 block of La. 182; Disturbance. Ward Court. marijuana. Sims was released on a habited dwelling. 2:08 p.m. 700 block of Myrtle Street; Arrest. —Brandon Michael LeBlanc, 35, summons to appear in court June —Jennifer Clark, 35, Anderson 2:25 p.m. 300 block of Franklin Street; Removal Ditch Avenue, Morgan City, was ar- 28. Street, Breaux Bridge, was arrest- of subject. rested at 10:25 p.m. Wednesday on ed Monday by the Breaux Bridge 3:47 p.m. 7400 block of La. 182; Theft. charges of careless operation and Franklin Police Department on a charge of 3:49 p.m. 5000 block of Railroad Avenue; Crash. possession of marijuana (second of- Police Chief Morris Beverly simple battery of the infirm. 5:34 p.m. 7700 block of La. 182; Harassment. fense). said the Police Department re- —Rickey Edmonds, 47, Augus- —Dawn Lynn Acosta, 41, Duke sponded to four complaints over the 6:38 p.m. 800 block of Front Street; Alarm. tine Road, Iowa, was arrested Mon- Street, Morgan City, was arrested past 24 hours and made this arrest: 6:45 p.m. 300 block of South Railroad Avenue; day and held by the U.S. Marshals at 4:45 a.m. Thursday on a charge —Jose Servin-Espinosa, 34, Ja- Drug activity. Service. of criminal damage to property un- mie Court, Morgan City, was ar- 6:51 p.m. 7200 block of La. 182; Loud music. —Hermana Gatewood. 44. Terre- der $1,000. rested at 3:39 p.m. Wednesday on a 6:54 p.m. 1300 block of Victor II Boulevard; bonne Street, Morgan City, was ar- charge of identity theft. Espinosa Complaint. rested Monday on a charge of ag- St. Mary was booked, processed and held 7:54 p.m. 300 block of Chennault Street; Drug ac- Sheriff Blaise Smith advised gravated battery. with no bond set at the time of tivity. that over the last 24-hour reporting —Caleb Robin, 33, Henderson press release. 8:36 p.m. 1200 block of David Drive; Alarm. period, the Sheriff’s Office respond- Highway, Breaux Bridge, was ar- 8:37 p.m. Morgan City Police Department; ed to 28 complaints and made these St. Martin rested Monday on a warrant for Complaint. arrests: Sheriff Becket Breaux report- failure to appear. 9:56 p.m. 900 block of Hilda Street; Juvenile —Micah P. Thibodaux, 46, Pat- ed these arrests: —Colby Romero, 41, Grand Point problem. terson, was arrested at 11 a.m. —Neisha Cole, 43, Joy Street, Avenue, Breaux Bridge, was arrest- 9:58 p.m. Duke and Seventh streets; Accident. Wednesday on an Assumption Par- Lafayette, was arrested Wednesday ed Monday by the Breaux Bridge Thursday, March 25 ish warrant for possession of stolen on charges of criminal conspiracy, Police Department on charges of 12:36 a.m. 3000 block of Allison Street; Medical. things. Thibodaux was transferred transactions involving proceeds battery of a dating partner, false 2:03 a.m. Bowman Street; Animal. to another agency. from drug offenses and possession imprisonment, simple criminal 3:19 a.m. 6300 block of La. 182; Medical. —Cabot Preston Pugh, 32, Pat- with intent to distribute Schedule I damage to property and domestic 4:18 a.m. 700 block of Duke Street; Disturbance. terson, was arrested at 10:32 a.m. drugs. abuse battery.