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Volume 59, No. 26 Serving St. Mary Parish Since 1872 6 Pages www.stmarynow.com New claims Firefighters: Cooperation will go on for jobless Morgan City mayor has talked pay down about leaving parish compact, in Louisiana negotiating separate deals By DAVID JACOBS The Center Square By GEOFF STOUTE Despite the differences The number of people re- gstoute in opinion, Dragna said questing state unemploy- @daily-review.com at the council meeting ment benefits rose slightly Amelia and Berwick that once the mutual aid last week, although the residents will have fire agreement expired, the number of new claims fell, protection from outside city’s fire department the Louisiana Workforce agencies, regardless of still would help its neigh- Commission said Friday. the outcome of their mu- bors. Continued claims for un- tual aid agreement with While Berwick and employment benefits for the Morgan City Fire Amelia responded to the week ending Jan. 30 in- Department, officials Dragna’s comments, the creased to 65,649, com- said. St. Mary Parish Fire pared with the prior week’s Both cited mutual aid Association did not have total of 64,916. For a agreements with the nine any comments as of pre-pandemic comparison, other departments who Friday, Brown said. 16,189 continued claims signed the St. Mary However, he said the as- were filed for the week end- Parish Fire Association’s sociation has scheduled a ing Feb. 1, 2020. mutual aid agreement. Feb. 17 meeting at the New unemployment in- The Amelia Volunteer Bayou Vista Volunteer surance claims for the week Fire Department also has Fire Department to dis- ending Jan. 30 dropped to agreements with cuss the matter. Dragna 10,376 from the previous Stephensville and Bayou said at the council meet- week’s total of 12,004. L’Ourse Volunteer Fire ing that he would attend During the week ending departments, Amelia that meeting to explain Feb. 1, 2020, 2,058 initial Volunteer Fire Chief the city’s move. claims were filed, the LWC Jason Brown said. Brown In his remarks at the said. The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute is also serves as the asso- council meeting, Dragna The number of new Amelia Volunteer Fire Department Chief Jason Brown on Friday assembles a ciation president. cited Berwick and Amelia claims for Pandemic Unem- “We absolutely have in particular, saying that tripod winch at the station that recently returned from inspection. ployment Assistance, a fed- mutual aid agreements the reworking of the mu- does not have to increase ship, but that’s not our Fire Department has re- eral program for workers with every other fire de- tual aid agreements who don’t normally qualify partment in the parish,” boiled down to finances. taxes to pay for fire pro- responsibility to pay for quested assistance five tection that Morgan City the fire department. times from Morgan City for state benefits, such as Berwick Mayor Duval The Morgan City Fire independent contractors, Arthur said. “Morgan Department, he said, is provides them, but they That’s the city of Morgan Fire Department,” the get help with their fire City’s problem.” statement said. also fell last week, accord- City is right now the only doing more work in other ing to the U.S. Department one that came up with municipalities than it is rating with Morgan City In the last two years, In his remarks about being nearby. Arthur said the Berwick Amelia at the council of Labor. Residents made this idiotic idea.” receiving. Therefore, 4,050 new claims last week “So why would the citi- Volunteer Fire meeting, Dragna said The responses, which Morgan City should be compared with 5,142 the zens of Morgan City want Department requested there is likely a 20% Arthur addressed in an compensated for its ef- week before. to foot the bill, so Berwick mutual aid from Morgan chance that when interview and the Amelia forts. For the week that ended and other entities can City once, in 2019. He Morgan City responds to Volunteer Fire Dragna said it costs the Jan. 16, Louisiana workers profit and hurt the said that call was can- a fire in Amelia that it is Department issued in a city $2.1 million a year to made 121,768 continued growth of Morgan City?” celed before Morgan City in an industrial area. He statement signed by help other agencies, but claims for PUA, an increase Dragna asked last week. arrived. said Morgan City often President Joseph Foret, the city seldom has re- of 2,880 from the prior Arthur said Dragna’s In its statement, the handles the more chal- come after new Morgan ceived mutual aid from week. move was “irrational,” Amelia Volunteer Fire lenging portions of the City Mayor Lee Dragna other agencies since the The number of state resi- and he said information Department said that be- firefight, because they sent 90-day notice in a 1994 fire that devastated dents filing for Pandemic provided by Dragna was tween Jan. 1, 2018, and have the training. Jan. 28 letter to local fire Shannon Hardware in Emergency Unemployment “definitely 100% wrong.” Dec. 31, 2020, the depart- In its response, the departments and the par- downtown Morgan City. Compensation, which is for “We’re not going to pay ment responded to 818 Amelia Volunteer Fire ish that the city would be He said it is “physically unemployed workers who Department said while opting out of its parish- hurting” Morgan City, the city of Morgan City calls. Of those, four were have exhausted their state the department has just wide mutual aid agree- with Berwick being able for their fire department,” in Morgan City and six benefits, also increased, ac- 12 active firefighters, all ments. Dragna said he to use Morgan City’s aid Arthur said. “They have a were to other depart- cording to the federal labor are certified through LSU wants to sign individual without providing any re- wonderful fire departments. department. Workers filed in hazmat awareness and aid agreements with the imbursement. ment. Look, we have a “Within the same time 61,499 PEUC claims during fire departments. Dragna said Berwick good working relation- period, Amelia Volunteer (Continued on Page 6) the week that ended Jan. 16. Jobless rates for Decem- ber: COVID surge continues to slow locally —Alexandria: 5.0%, Staff Report St. Mary, St. Martin and last 10 weeks. —St. Martin has 1,642 addi- down from 6.0% in Novem- The third wave of COVID-19 Assumption since Since Thanksgiving: tional confirmed COVID cases ber and down from 5.4% in continues to show signs of wan- Thanksgiving. That’s when the —St. Mary Parish has record- for a total of 4,291. Thirty-two December 2019. ing in local parishes and across approaching holiday season ed 970 confirmed COVID-19 confirmed fatalities have been —Baton Rouge: 6.1%, down from 7.2% in Novem- the state. But the cost has been raised fears among public cases, raising the total to 3,224 reported for a total of 98 con- ber, but up from 4.5% in high. health officials that gatherings since the pandemic began. firmed with eight probable. More than 3,100 new con- would lead to an upswing in Seventeen confirmed COVID- December 2019. —Assumption has 558 addi- firmed COVID cases and 54 COVID cases. related deaths and five deaths —Hammond: 8.1%, tional confirmed cases for a to- confirmed coronavirus-related About a third of local COVID listed as probable have been re- down from 9.6% in Novem- fatalities have been recorded in cases have been reported in the ported. (Continued on Page 5) ber, but up from 5.6% in December 2019. —Houma: 5.9%, down from 6.9% in November, Teacher of but up from 4.5% in De- cember 2019. —Lafayette: 6.2%, down the Year from 7.3% in November, Submitted Photo/Hattie Watts Elementary but up from 4.9% in De- Amy Isham has been named cember 2019. the 2020-21 Teacher of the —Lake Charles: 7.7%, down from 9.7% in Novem- Year at Hattie A. Watts Ele- ber, but up from 4.5% in mentary in Patterson. She has December 2019; been an educator for 16 years —Monroe: 5.7%, down and a teacher at Hattie Watts from 6.9% in November, for the past eight years. She but up from 5.6% in De- teaches pre-kindergarten and cember 2019. serves on Hattie Watts’ Faculty —New Orleans: 8.2%, down from 10.0% in No- Lighthouse team. From left vember, but up from 4.5% are Assistant Principal Charles in December 2019. Foulcard, Isham, Principal —Shreveport: 6.6%, Sheryl Gibbons and Assistant down from 8.0% in Novem- Principal Ronica LaPoint. ber, but up from 5.2% in December 2019 AccuWeather State Lifestyles Obituaries Contact Us 68 58 (See Page 6) (See Page 5) (See Page 3) (See Page 5) News, Advertising and A chance of rain returns B&G Food Enterprises Get It Growing: Adams Circulation High Low Monday night, followed of Morgan City acquires It's time to plant Gros Call 985-384-8370 by patchy fog Tuesday potatoes. Lipari Taco Bells in north www.stmarynow.com morning. Louisiana. Verrett Villar

Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, February 8, 2021 Kathryn Jean Lopez The Daily Review Feature Page Old Views From New Administration HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ “(W)e will never again sow division. Scripture tells by us to envision that everyone shall sit under their own Eugenia vine and fig tree and no one shall make them afraid.” That’s from Amanda Gorman’s poem, “The Hill We Last Climb,” which she read at the recent inauguration. The sentiment was consistent with President Biden’s own words to those who did not support him: Tuesday, February 9 “Hear me out as we move forward. Take a measure of Look for the positive in me and my heart.” every situation this year, Unfortunately, it didn’t take even until the end of and you will find it easi- the week for Joe Biden to get cracking on some divi- er to make headway. How sive priorities. The statement he and Vice President you approach people and Kamala Harris released for the 48th anniversary of situations will determine Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that made how much help and sup- abortion legal in all three trimesters of pregnancy, port you receive. Refuse was the most vehement from a Democratic adminis- to let outside influences tration yet. slow you down. Strive for After asserting that “reproductive health ... has perfection and stability. been under relentless and extreme attack,” they say AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- that the administration is “deeply committed to mak- Feb. 19) -- Someone will ing sure everyone has access to ... reproductive health outsmart you if you don’t care.” It continues: “The Biden-Harris Administration HEART OF THE CITY prepare appropriately. is committed to codifying Roe v. Wade and appointing Leave nothing to chance, judges that respect foundational precedents like Roe. and you will outmaneu- ... now is the time to rededicate ourselves to ensur- ver anyone who tries to ing that all individuals have access to the health care upstage you. Romance is they need.” favored. One of the problems here, of course, that abortion PISCES (Feb. 20-March isn’t mere health care. It’s the ending of a life. It’s the 20) -- Look for an oppor- severing of the most precious bond there is, the one tunity, and don’t hesitate between mother and child. to take advantage of an Can we step away from politics for a moment and offer. How you conduct consider how we can serve women, children and fam- yourself will make an im- ilies better? Not simply as a federal government, but pression on someone who as individuals, families and communities? BIG NATE can help you advance. The Biden administration’s statement was not a Make suggestions and surprise, of course, to those of us who oppose abortion. offer solutions, but don’t But if the president’s inaugural words were heartfelt, share personal informa- he wouldn’t have been so callous to the Americans tion. who could not in good conscience vote for him because ARIES (March 21-April of his position on abortion. Many Americans who describe themselves as pro- 19) -- Keep things moving choice simply want to know that a woman in a diffi- forward. A positive atti- cult position has choices. And they should. It’s quite tude will help ward off in- common for married couples to struggle with infertili- terference. Stay focused ty. So many of them would love to welcome a child into on what you are trying their home. Why are we killing babies when babies to achieve. It’s a good day are wanted? And why are there ads for surrogates -- for romance. which can be so tempting for a woman who is strug- CUL DE SAC TAURUS (April 20-May gling financially -- when there are children languish- 20) -- Put your differenc- ing in the foster-care system? es with colleagues aside; It was only hours after the Roe statement from the focus your energy on get- new White House administration that Amanda Gor- ting things done on time. man’s online video insisting Roe remain “alive” hit. It’s up to you to make de- Speaking about efforts to put restrictions on abortion, cisions that support your the poet said: “If the sexes and all people are to be happiness. Make an effort equal, abortion has to be actually accessible, not just to promote relaxation. technically legal. This fight is about fundamental civil GEMINI (May 21-June rights ... it’s about every single one of us.” Except the 20) -- Take on something unborn babies, I should add. Also, how much do we that interests you. A new truly care about women if the best we can offer them position, project or part- is an end to their pregnancy? FRANK AND ERNEST nership will challenge There are Democrats -- Biden has even said private- you intellectually and ly he’s among them -- who are pro-life. It’s hard to get push you to learn more anywhere in the party, though, if you are pro-life in and take better care of public as well as in private -- just ask former Rep. Dan yourself and your finan- Lipinski, who was primaried because of his coura- cial future. geous pro-life position. The party would be wise to try CANCER (June 21-July to work with such people instead of ostracizing them. 22) -- Offer suggestions, In her poem, Gorman said: “The new dawn blooms do your part and put un- as we free it. For there is always light, if only we’re finished business to rest. brave enough to see it. If only we’re brave enough to Handle money matters, be it.” It would make some radiant light if we’d come contracts or joint endeav- together -- pro-life and pro-choice -- and take a second ors with enthusiasm. look at abortion in America. DEFLOCKED Your efforts will result in (Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at the National rewards. Review Institute, editor-at-large of National Review LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) magazine and author of the new book “A Year With -- Don’t let the actions of the Mystics: Visionary Wisdom for Daily Living.” She others upset you. Take is also chair of Cardinal Dolan’s pro-life commission the initiative, look out in New York. She can be contacted at klopez@nation- for your interests and alreview.com.) get things done on time. COPYRIGHT 2021 United Feature Syndicate Opportunity is apparent, DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDI- but it’s up to you to take CATION FOR UFS advantage of it. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Live and learn. Take BORN LOSER your time, listen care- BIBLE DIGEST fully and make changes by G. E. Dean that improve your social “And whoever shall offend one of these little standing, attitude and re- ones that believe in me, it is better for him that a lationships. Don’t take a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he risk with your health. Do were cast into the sea.” what’s best for you. (Mark 9:42 AKJV) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Jesus warns us not to get in the way of chil- -- Control your emotions dren coming to Him. Let’s point our families to and concentrate on your the Lord. responsibilities. How you conduct business, handle investments and deal ARLO AND JANIS with health issues will be crucial. Be mindful of others when making changes. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Proceed with cau- tion. A problem with a partner, friend or relative will surface if you are outspoken or indulgent. Relax, be introspective and let situations unfold THATABABY naturally. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) -- Take hold of whatever situation you face. Be positive, offer insight and make conclu- sions based on facts, not on hearsay. The way you present your ideas will determine how they’re greeted. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) -- Formulate MONTY your plan, then put it in motion. Don’t let what others do or say deter you from reaching your destination. A unique approach will lead to an ex- citing offer. (Visit Eugenialast.com, or join Eu- genia on Twitter/Facebook/Linke- dIn.) COPYRIGHT 2021 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION FOR UFS

The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Monday, February 8, 2021, Page 3 Lifestyles Get It Growing: It’s time to plant potatoes

By HEATHER America received their skinned potato. bloom. Potatoes prefer KIRK-BALLARD first potatoes in 1621 in Be sure to use certified more acidic soils with a LSU AgCenter Jamestown, Virginia, seed potatoes, which are pH of about 5.5, but will Horticulturist and the first potato farm- generally more disease tolerate slightly higher For those of you who ers were thought to be resistant and reliable. levels up to 7. Organic keep a vegetable garden, Scotch-Irish immigrants. Before planting, cut the fertilizers and compost it’s time to get those po- Fun fact: The first veg- potatoes into smaller are another great amend- tatoes in the ground. etable grown in space portions and allow them ment to provide nutri- Potatoes are easy to cul- was the potato. to heal over for 24 to 48 ents. tivate and provide many Potatoes are the hours before planting. Potatoes also can be essential vitamins such world’s fourth largest The bigger the piece, seeded in containers. Use as calcium, iron, vita- food crop following rice, the better. Make sure 5-gallon or larger con- mins B6 and C, and po- wheat and corn, and they you cut the potatoes to tainers to allow tubers to tassium. They also pro- are an important agricul- contain at least one eye form. Use a good potting vide dietary fiber, some tural crop in Louisiana or bud from which the media for best growth. protein and prebiotic re- — although maybe not as new plant will grow. Aim Potatoes are suscepti- sistant starch to boot. important as Louisiana for two to four eyes. Plant ble to plant pathogens Potatoes can be started sweet potatoes. Potatoes in full sun in loose, well- such as early blight and in Louisiana as early as are very easy to grow and drained soils to avoid late blight, the two most mid-January in the south have very few problems. root rot. common diseases. Both and throughout the Potatoes are a cool-sea- To plant, dig a shallow can be controlled with month of February. The son vegetable great for trench about 4 inches good cultural practices LSU AgCenter/Heather Kirk-Ballard window we like to tell growing in late winter in- deep, place seed potatoes such as avoiding over- people to work with is to the spring. The edible about 12 inches apart head watering and keep- Potatoes are ready for harvest when the leaves Jan. 15 to Feb. 15. North portion of the plant and then cover complete- ing foliage dry. begin to turn yellow, then die. Louisiana should start a grows underground and ly. Plants do not neces- Fungicides containing few weeks after the rest is known as a tuber. sarily have to be planted the active ingredients When leaves begin to spade or shovel to dig of the state. According to AgCenter eyes-up, as the shoots chlorothalonil, copper turn yellow and die — near the drip line of the Potatoes originated in vegetable specialist Kiki will find their way to the and mancozeb also work. about 90 to 100 days af- plant. Gently pull the South America — not in Fontenot, there are sev- surface no matter what. Aphids and a few other ter seeding — the plants plants by their tops and Ireland like many folks eral good varieties to Mulch heavily with insects can be controlled have reached maturity shake soil from the pota- may believe from folk choose from that you can leaves or other straw ma- with horticultural oil. and are ready for har- toes. tales. According to typically find in local terial to prevent weeds. The Colorado potato bee- vest. Store potatoes in a Potatoes USA, the earli- nurseries. For a good Avoid using herbicides. tle can be controlled with To check for maturity, cool, dark place (above 40 est known history of the white potato with brown Plants will grow 2 to 4 an organic pesticide con- Fontenot suggests dig- degrees) with high hu- potato dates to 8,000 to skin, she recommends feet in height above taining Bacillus thuring- ging a few tubers and midity. Ideal storage con- 5,000 B.C. with the Inca Kennbec because it is re- ground. iensis (Bt). rubbing your thumb ditions are 60 to 65 de- of Peru. When Spanish liable and easy to find. Well-drained soils with Tubers begin to form across the potato to see if grees with 85% relative conquistadors conquered She also recommends good organic matter and when plants start to its skin slips off easily. If humidity for 10 days. Peru, they carried pota- red-skinned varieties adequate water is all you flower. A light frost it does, the potato is not Store long-term thereaf- toes back to Europe, Red LaSoda and La need. Use a preplant should not hurt the ready. Wait several days ter at 40 to 45 degrees. where Sir Walter Raleigh Rouge, and for yellow po- slow release 13-13-13 plants, and a hard freeze before digging if possible. Properly stored potatoes eventually introduced tatoes, she says Yukons general fertilizer fol- will only affect the tops To harvest, dig wide to can be planted again in them to Ireland in 1589. are the best. There’s also lowed by another light of the plants and delay avoid damaging potatoes mid-August through The colonies of early LaChipper, a white- application after plants the harvest. in the soil, and use a mid-September.

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ASK THE DOCTOR Bronchiectasis Usually The Result Of Damage To Airways

by Eve Glazier, M.D., chitis and emphysema, These bronchial tubes di- the bronchial tubes to and Elizabeth Ko, which obstruct air flow in rect the inhaled breath to become scarred, thick- M.D. the lungs and leave the the left and right lungs. ened and widened. The Dear Doctor: I am 72 person short of breath. Each bronchial tube con- damage leaves them years old and have bron- Bronchiectasis causes tinues to divide and sub- slack and loose, which chiectasis, which I under- similar problems, but it divide into ever-smaller interferes with the prop- stand is a form of COPD. is considered a distinct structures, the whole of er movement of mucus. Can you give me some diagnosis of its own. which is referred to as This leads to the build- more information about As the name suggests, the bronchial tree. As the up of mucus, as well as it? I’ve never been in a bronchiectasis is a dis- bronchi become smaller, buildup of the inhaled smoking environment, ease of the bronchial the proportion of smooth particles, dust and bac- but I was raised in a tubes, or bronchi. These muscle increases and teria that the mucus is home that used coal and are the main airways cartilage decreases. This meant to capture and wood for heat. into the lungs. When you makes them more flexi- clear away. The result is Dear Reader: Al- inhale, the breath moves ble but less sturdy. The repeated lung infections, though bronchiectasis through the larynx and bronchial tree culminates which further damage and chronic obstructive descends through the in a variety of tiny tubes, the structures of the lung pulmonary disease, or trachea, or windpipe. At or tubules, and saclike and make it more diffi- COPD, are related, they that point, the airway di- structures, which handle cult to breathe. are actually two sepa- vides into a pair of bron- the exchange of oxygen The most common rate conditions. COPD is chi, which are sturdy and carbon dioxide. cause of bronchiectasis is Elizabeth Ko, M.C. and Eve Glazier, M.D. an umbrella term for a but flexible mucus-lined In someone living with damage to the airways. cure for bronchiectasis at and associate professor number of airway diseas- tubes made up of carti- bronchiectasis, chronic This can be from severe this time, it can be man- of medicine at UCLA es, such as chronic bron- lage and smooth muscle. inflammation has caused pneumonia, whooping aged. Treatment includes Health. Elizabeth Ko, cough, tuberculosis or the use of bronchodila- M.D., is an internist fungal infections. 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Call to Order: of winter. general; Jules Verne White House was “The without compensa- ra, Manager of CERTIFICATE 6:00 P.M. Today’s History: In (1828-1905), author; Birth of a Nation,” which tion. Economic Develop- FOR MEETING Place: Council 1587, Mary, Queen of Lana Turner (1921-95), Woodrow Wilson viewed Any interested ment BY TELECON- Meeting Room, Scots, was executed on actress; Jack Lemmon in 1915. parties should con- 7. Gerard FERENCE AND/ 3225 Third Street, suspicion of plotting to (1925-2001), actor; Today’s Sports: In tact Genie Bonner Bourgeois - Legal OR VIDEOCON- Berwick, LA 70342 murder her cousin Queen James Dean (1931-55), 1998, Finland beat at City Hall at Report FERENCE Prayer Elizabeth I. actor; John Williams Sweden 6-0 in the first (985) 385-1770, 8. New Business I, Joseph E. Pledge of Alle- and request an ap- A. Cain, as President giance In 1910, the Boy (1932- ), composer; Ted women’s Olympic ice Scouts of America was hockey game. plication. Applica- 9. Old Busi- of the Morgan City Roll Call: James Koppel (1940- ), journal- tions received prior ness Harbor and Termi- Richard, Kevin incorporated. ist; Nick Nolte (1941- ), Today’s Quote: “Reality provides us with to February 15, A. Discussion nal District’s Hebert, Colleen In 1915, D.W. Griffith’s actor; Robert Klein facts so romantic that 2021 will be con- and any action on Board of Commis- Askew, Raymond “The Birth of a Nation” (1942- ), comedian/actor; imagination itself could sidered. leasing, improve- sioners, hereby Price & Lud Henry premiered in Los Angeles ments, mainte- certify that the Minutes from Mary Steenburgen (1953- add nothing to them.” — Adv. Jan. 21, 28 with the title “The ), actress; John Grisham and Feb. 8, 2021 nance and repairs meeting set for last meeting: Jan- Clansman.” Jules Verne to facility(ies), in- February 8, 2021 uary 12, 2021 (1955- ), author; Gary Today’s Number: 2.1 In 1971, the NASDAQ PUBLIC NOTICE cluding Coast at 5:00 p.m. via Treasurer’s Re- Coleman (1968-2010), ac- million - estimated youth stock exchange began tor; Mary McCormack Guard lease(s) teleconference port membership of the Boy B. Discussion and/or videocon- Guests: trading. (1969- ), actress; Seth PORT OF Scouts of America in MORGAN CITY and any action re- ference is neces- The Beacon In 1996, President Bill Green (1974- ), actor/pro- 2019. AGENDA garding the U.S. sary and proper Shines on: Ber- Clinton signed the ducer; Cecily Strong Today’s Moon: Department of and that, absent wick Junior High Telecommunications Act MORGAN CITY (1984- ), actress; Julio Between last quarter HARBOR AND Homeland Securi- the ability to hold School Teacher of of 1996 into law, leading Jones (1989- ), football moon (Feb. 4) and new TERMINAL ty grant program, the meeting re- the year: Mrs. to a drastic overhaul of player; Klay Thompson moon (Feb. 11). DISTRICT including request motely, the Board Lani McElroy U.S. media regulations. (1990- ), basketball play- COPYRIGHT 2021 Regular Meeting for proposals, bids, of Commissioners Berwick Junior Today’s Birthdays: er. ANDREWS MCMEEL of February 8, purchases, main- would be other- High School Stu- Today’s Fact: The SYNDICATION 2021 – 5:00 p.m. tenance for equip- wise unable to op- dent of the year: PLEASE ment, software erate due to quo- Ms. Mallory NOTE– A Regu- and NOAA ports rum requirements. Menard lar Monthly system(s) I additionally cer- Police Report: meeting starting C. Discussion tify that the agen- Fire Report at 5:00 pm will and any action on da of the meeting Public Works be held in per- Atchafalaya River is limited to one or Report son or by tele- Channel including more of the follow- Consulting En- phone confer- dredging and sedi- ing: (a) Matters gineers Report ence; to listen to ment manage- that are directly Committee Re- the meeting, ment, equipment related to the pub- ports please call: purchases, re- lic body’s response PUBLIC HEAR- 1-253-215-8782, ports, survey ser- to the disaster or ING BLOOD DONATION when prompted vices, consulting emergency and are 1. None enter the meet- services, economic critical to the ORDINANCES Vitalant, 1234 David study(ies), land- health, safety, or – INTRODUCE/ Drive, suite 102, Morgan ing ID No. 869 8851 6998 and owner agreements; welfare of the pub- ADOPT City, open for donors 8 then the Pass- right of entry re- lic; (b) Matters 1. Introduce Or- a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays, word: 718533. quest from the that if they are de- dinance No. 721 – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues- Public partici- U.S. Army Corps layed will cause Subdivision Ap- days, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. pants will be of Engineers and curtailment of vi- proval Processes Wednesdays, 8 a.m. to muted unless de- cooperative agree- tal public services RESOLU- 4 p.m. Thursdays, and 8 sire to comment, ment(s) or severe economic TIONS/PROCLA- a.m. to noon Fridays. as provided be- 10. Adjourn- dislocation and MATIONS low. ment hardship; and (c) 1. Resolution FINDING HOPE 1. Call to Or- The Morgan Matters that are No. 09-21 – Reso- Al-Anon meeting has der City Harbor and critical to continu- lution in Support 2. Roll Call, In- Terminal District ation of the busi- of Zoning Ordi- moved from Fairview (“District”) will ness of the public nance Variance Treatment Center to the vocation and Pledge of Alle- hold its January body and that are NEW BUSI- Berwick Civic Complex’s giance meeting in accord not able to be post- NESS: Watson Room at 6 p.m. 3. Minutes – with Act 302 of the poned to a meeting 1. None Thursdays. approval of Regu- 2020 Louisiana held in accordance Adjournment lar Meeting of Jan- Legislative Ses- with the other pro- In accordance SENIORS uary 11, 2021 sion. Public com- visions of the law with the Ameri- For services offered at 4. Finance Re- ments will be ac- due to a legal re- cans with Disabili- St. Mary Council on port cepted at appro- quirement or other ties Act, if you Aging Senior Centers A. Presentation priate times deadline that can- need special assis- call, in Morgan City, 985- and discussion of during the meet- not be postponed tance, please con- 384-3324 and Patterson, financial reports ing. Individuals or delayed by the tact Jamie Keith, wishing to ad- public body. Town Clerk, at 985-395-4800. for January 2021 – Deborah Garber dress the Mor- (S) Joseph E. Cain (985) 384-8858, B. Invoices gan City Harbor Joseph E. Cain, P.O. Box 486, Ber- SACRED HEART 5. Guest(s)/ and Terminal President wick, LA 70342 de- Thrift Store, Morgan Public Comment District Board 05 February 2021 scribing the assis- City, only open 8:30-11 A. Corps of En- are requested to Date tance that is nec- a.m. Thursdays for sales gineers, New Orle- provide their Joseph Cain, Pres- essary. and drop-offs. ans District name and the ident Adv. Feb. 8, 2021

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Happy birthday Edith More meth arrests by local agencies Stevenson and Mary Hunter Around from family, friends and Ira (Editor’s Note: The Thursday: with the Detective Divi- COVID … Belated happy 40th birth- charges listed here and —Troy A. Miller, 56, sion open an investiga- (Continued from Page 1) Town day Carren Comeaux from family and friends. the narratives that go Aruba Drive, Lafayette, tion to locate the victim. tal of 1,499. The number with them are provided was arrested at 6:59 Officers were able to of deaths has risen by five by the police agencies p.m. Thursday on confirmed and two proba- find the victim in Mor- that made the arrests. charges of vehicle li- ble. Junius Adam Guilt or innocence has cense required, posses- gan City. Statewide, 1,166 not been determined in sion of an alcoholic bev- Investigators learned COVID-positive people court.) erage in a motor vehicle (Continued on Page 6) were in hospitals Sunday. Gros Sr. Staff Report and possession of meth- February 9, 1932 — February 6, 2021 Area law enforcement amphetamine. Junius Adam Gros Sr., 88, a resident of Stephensville, agencies made 12 —Gerald Wayne Frank Vincent passed away peacefully Saturday, February 6, 2021, at drug-related arrests Crooks, 59, Fourth the Franklin Healthcare late last week, including Street, Morgan City, Center. three more in a recent was arrested Thursday Lipari Junius was born string of methamphet- on a warrant domestic February 9, 1932, in amine possession and abuse battery (felony). October 13, 1944 — February 4, 2021 It is with heavy hearts that we celebrate the life Morgan City, the son of distribution cases. On Thursday, the of Frank Vincent Lipari, a longtime resident of Aurleain Gros and Bernice Morgan City Police De- Morgan City Lake Charles, who passed away at the age of 76 on Chaisson Gros. partment received infor- Chief James F. Blair Thursday, February 4, 2021, at Evergreen Group Junius was a commercial mation from the As- reports that over the Home in Lake Charles. fisherman his whole life. He sumption Parish Sher- last 24-hour period the Born in Patterson on October 13, 1944, Frank also enjoyed hunting, fish- Morgan City Police De- iff’s Office about a miss- was the youngest of three children born to Mike ing, singing, and sitting on partment responded to ing or endangered per- and Lorena Lipari. He was a prominent member of his porch in his free time. 26 calls for service. The son. Officers with the the Evergreen family, where he resided for over 48 But he was so much more; following people were Criminal Patrol Divi- years. An outgoing man husband, Daddy, and Paw arrested beginning sion and investigators who enjoyed life, Frank Paw. Junius was God Junius Adam especially enjoyed Italian fearing and humble, he Gros Sr. B&G acquires Taco Bells eats and treats, attending was also compassionate, parties, and dancing. He loving, and funny. He lived his life for his family, sup- in northern Louisiana was baptized into the porting and providing in more ways than one. The ma- Catholic faith at an early ny lessons, memories, and cherishable moments he B&G Food Enterpris- the Taco Bell brand in age and specifically loved gave us will live on forever. es, LLC (B&G), an- Northeast Louisiana.” attending annual St. He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by nounced the purchase of B&G is the oldest and Joseph Altars. He will be his wife of 63 years, which they celebrated on January six Taco Bell restaurants largest operator of Taco dearly missed by all who 11, Agnes Dupuy Gros, of Stephensville; nine sons, from Imperial Associates, Bell restaurants in Loui- were privileged to have Junius Gros (Penny) of Stephensville, Jefferey Gros LLC in West Monroe, siana, with additional op- known him. (Dawn) of Bayou L’Ourse, Brent Gros Sr. (JoAnn) of Louisiana. erations in Abilene and He was preceded in Bayou L’Ourse, Cory Gros (Evelynn) of Stephensville, Jim Doull of Imperial Houston, Texas metro- death by his parents, Monty Gros (Charlotte) of Pierre Part, Keith Gros Associates is a longtime politan areas along with Frank Vincent Mike F. Lipari and (Autumn) of Stephensville, Kirk Gros (Linda) of Bayou Taco Bell franchisee with restaurants in southern Lipari Lorena Listi Lipari; an Vista, Allen Gros of Bayou Vista, and Justin Gros his headquarters in West Mississippi. B&G opened infant brother, Joseph (Brandy) of Stephensville; one brother, Villary “V.A.” Monroe. its first Taco Bell in 1982 Lipari; and his sister, Lucy Antonia Lipari. “B&G Food Enterpris- in Morgan City. B&G and Gros (Karen); five sisters, Linda, Loranne, Patsy, Left to cherish his memory is a host of family and Shirley, and Doris; and numerous grandchildren and es is excited to increase its 3,500 employees now friends. our North Louisiana operate 158 Taco Bells great-grandchildren. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there will be no Junius was preceded in death by his parents, restaurants with the ad- from its Restaurant Sup- public visitation. Public funeral services will be Aurleain and Bernice Gros; grandson, Jacob Gros; dition of the Monroe-Rus- port Center in Morgan held Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at St. Joseph granddaughter, Jasmine Gros; great-granddaughter, ton market to our compa- City, Louisiana. Catholic Church in Patterson during a 2 p.m. Mass baby Mayon; and daughter-in-law, Geraldine. ny,” said John Hover, VP B&G is a Franchisee of of Christian Burial, with the rosary being prayed Funeral Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, of pperations for B&G. Taco Bell, KFC and Long at 1:30 p.m. Following the Mass he will be laid to February 9, 2021, at Twin City Funeral Home with “This acquisition, along John Silvers. Taco Bell, rest in St. Joseph Cemetery. Monsignor J. Douglas with our existing restau- KFC and Pizza Hut are Courville JCL will be the Celebrant for the Mass Father Brett Lapeyrouse officiating. Visitation will be rants in Bastrop and owned by Yum! Brands, and conduct the services. Covid-19 safety practices held Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at Twin City Funeral Winnsboro, allows us to stock symbol YUM are required for all in attendance. Home from 9 a.m. until the time of services. After ser- more efficiently develop (NYSE). 2 Timothy 4:7 “I have fought the good fight, I vices, Junius will be laid to rest in the Morgan City have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” Cemetery. Psalm 116:15 “Precious in the sight of the LORD Friends are invited to leave condolence messages Mertie Marie is the death of his saints.” for the family at www.twincityfh.com Family and friends may view the obituary online Twin City by visiting www.iberts.com and are encouraged to Funeral has been Parrish Adams share their condolences, cherished memories, love, entrusted with the and support for the family. arrangements. October 9, 1931 — February 3, 2021 Arrangements have been entrusted to Ibert’s www.twincityfh.com Mertie Marie Parrish Adams left this earthly Mortuary, Inc., 1111 Lia Street, Patterson, LA home on February 3, 2021 after living a very full 70392, (985) 395-7873. (Paid Notice) life. Born in Lufkin, Texas on October 9, 1931, Marie (Paid Notice) was the oldest of four girls and her baby sister, Kay, always said Marie was Russell Joseph their daddy’s favorite. In fact, adults often loved Maria del Marie, and it was Ruth Verrett Adams who went out of Carmen Villar her way to make sure that September 15, 1938 — February 5, 2021 Marie and Roy stayed in Russell Joseph Verrett went home on February 5, contact after meeting at a August 12, 1927 — February 1, 2021 2021 at the age of 82. He was a true jack of all trades friend’s wedding. Ruth Mrs. Maria C. Villar, 93, a long-time resident of and will be missed by his wife of 57 years, Carolyn Adams picked up Marie in Morgan City, was called to be with the Lord on Daigle Verrett. Russell was born on September 15, her new car and drove February 1, 2021, at Ochsner St. Mary Hospital in 1938 to Wilton and Amy Percle Verrett. straight to the filling sta- Morgan City, surrounded by her family in Morgan Left to cherish his memory along with his wife are tion where Roy worked City and virtually with his three daughters and their husbands, Carla and with his brother. It must her family from Miami. Michael Crochet, Cheryl have worked because Maria, better known to and John Fromenthal, and Mertie Marie her friends and family as Lauren and Louis “Al” Marie married Roy C. Parrish Adams Adams in 1950 and to- “Carmen,” was from Hebert; his grandchildren, gether raised Becky Kay Adams Whiting (Joe Spain. Madrid, the city of Blaine Crochet, Todd Whiting) and David G. Adams (Debbie Havard her birth, always re- Crochet, Emily Fromenthal Adams). During the oilfield boom of the 60’s, Marie mained very dear to her. and Ashley Fromenthal; and Roy settled in Morgan City where Marie worked Her life brought her from and great-grandchildren, as a secretary in the oilfield industry. Spain to Cuba and later Alex, Cohen, Arden and In 1983, Roy and Marie embarked on a new path to the United States Evann Crochet. and moved back to their hometown of Liberty, Texas where she lived most of He worked many de- to open Roy’s Discount Tire and Auto with their son her life. cades for Sirret Towing and David. Marie had to learn a completely new line of She was a seamstress Bayou Boeuf Shipyard. He secretarial work, and David tells about the time a and made the wedding retired from Diamond dresses for her two Maria del Services in 2007. In his customer called and asked her, “Do y’all grease rear Carmen Villar Russell Joseph ends?” To which Marie replied with an emphatic daughters. She also knit- younger years, he loved Verrett “Well!” and hung up on the prospective customer, ted beautifully and creat- going to the camp with much to Roy’s chagrin. ed baby sweaters and booties for many newborns. his brothers-in-law, who were just like brothers to him. Marie’s granddaughters, Amy Whiting Deslattes, A master with the crochet needle and an artisan in Russell was preceded in death by his parents and Beth Whiting Dupuy, Stacy Whiting Spitale, many ways, even making delicate bobbin lace. She only sibling, Leland. We can only imagine the reunion Kimberly Adams Helgrin, and Mandi Adams Stuart enjoyed traveling abroad and by road, and was an that took place between them. all fondly remember her. Marie’s time as a Mary expert using maps. She was an avid reader and ac- His daughters agree with the following sentiment of Kay consultant provided her ample time for grand- quired all the best sellers as soon as they were writer Clarence Kelland — Our dad didn’t tell us how daughter sleepovers and facials as they were grow- available in Spanish. She thrived on solving cross- to live; he lived and let us watch him. For this his fam- ing up. Nicknamed ReeRee by her great-grandchil- word puzzles and consistently kept mind and body ily will be forever grateful. dren, and what she became known as by her larger active. She was a caring and loving person with a The family will gather with family and friends for a church community, Marie was a faithful birthday contagious laugh. graveside service in the Morgan City Cemetery at 1:30 card sender. Her family always knew a card would “Carmen” is preceded in death by her husband of p.m. on Tuesday, February 9, 2021. arrive right in time for their special day. 60 years, Manuel Villar. She is survived by her Twin City Funeral Home has been entrusted with After Roy’s death, Marie moved back to Morgan daughter Maria and her husband Jose Gonzalez, of the arrangements. City and has spent the last 20 years residing with Miami and her daughter Ana and her husband, Friends are invited to leave condolence messages Becky and Joe where she accumulated a large collec- Ricky Aucoin, of Morgan City. for the family at www.twincityfh.com tion of hats, determined to initiate a fashion hat re- She is also survived by four grandchildren, Twin City surgence on her own. Alejandro Gonzalez (Jenny), Erik Aucoin (Jocelyn), Funeral has been A member of Eastern Star and the Ladies Kristy Gonzalez and Brooke Allen (Samuel); and entrusted with the Auxiliary, Marie spent her later years giving back to seven great-grandchildren, Ava Allen, Baylor arrangements. her communities. As one of the hospital “pink la- Allen, Audrey Gonzalez, Tuesday Aucoin, Reese www.twincityfh.com dies,” you could always find Marie sitting at the in- Allen, Emersyn Allen and Alexa Gonzalez. As per her wishes, “Carmen” will be cremated. formation desk, appeasing her own morbid curiosity (Paid Notice) of who was sick and who had died while she kept She will be laid to rest with her deceased husband, track of who was coming in and out. Manuel Villar, in the Morgan City Cemetery. A cel- Marie was preceded in death by her parents, Hall ebration of her life will be scheduled at Hargrave and Estelle Parish, husband, Roy C. Adams, and sis- Funeral Home. Family and friends will be notified. ter, Betty Parrish Bienvenue. Marie is survived by To view the online obituary and leave condolenc- two sisters, Kay Parrish Haar (Haslet, TX) and Ima es via the Internet; browse www.hargravefuneral- Jean Parrish Hosang (Richardson, TX), her daugh- home.com. ter Becky Adams Whiting (Morgan City, LA), her To view the online obituary and leave son David Adams (Morgan City, LA), five grand- condolences via the Internet, daughters, twelve great-grandchildren, and multi- browse www.hargravefuneral home.com ple nieces and nephews who have all been very sup- portive and caring of Marie in her final years. Hargrave Funeral Her family will celebrate her life at a graveside Home has been service in Liberty, Texas on February 9, 2021 at entrusted with the Cooke Cemetery. Arrangements are being handled arrangements.

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AccuWeather® 5-Day Forecast for Morgan City National Weather for February 9, 2021 TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s

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Almanac Louisiana Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 61° Low ...... 45° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... 0.00” 52/70 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow Your Source For All 52/71 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. 53/71 Another storm will bring a swath of snow to the Northeast tomorrow as bone-chilling air Shown is the highest value for each day. continues to reach farther south and east over the Central states. Rain and thunderstorms Tuesday ...... 71° will take aim at the Southeast as a potent front impacts the area. The West will be largely Wednesday ...... 75° dry. Thursday ...... 74° Friday ...... 58° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Saturday ...... 54° Lafayette 57/73 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 58/73 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Tuesday, February Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change 9. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Call Today & Subscribe Lake Charles 61/70 Galveston — 4:12 p.m. High 1.2; 7:28 a.m. Low -0.8; none High ; none Low 8 a.m...... 0 57/75 MORGAN CITY Simmesport 47 18.91 R1.24 Noon ...... 1 61/71 Vermilion Bay — 3:40 p.m. High 1.4; 6:55 a.m. Butte Larose 25 9.52 R0.68 Low -1.0; none High ; none Low The Daily Review 4 p.m...... 0 Houma Morgan City 4 2.85 R0.09 Joseph Bayou — 6:22 p.m. High 1.3; 3:54 a.m. 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 60/72 Low -1.1; none High ; none Low 384-8370 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 7:11 p.m. 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 29.40 R0.70 High 0.9; 5:42 a.m. Low -0.7; none High ; none The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM Low Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 37.20 R0.90 Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 6:20 Synopsis: Easterly winds forecast to continue through midweek The State Red Riv Ldg 48 38.90 R0.90 p.m. High 1.2; 3:58 a.m. Low -1.0; none High before turning more southerly by Wednesday ahead of a cold front. Sun and Moon ; none Low Some showers and thunderstorms will be possible. Moderate off- Tue. Wed. Tue. Wed. Baton Rouge 35 23.30 R1.10 Biloxi Bay — 7:49 p.m. High 1.6; 5:41 a.m. shore flow develops behind the front and persists through the week- Sunrise Tuesday ...... 6:49 a.m. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Donaldsville 27 14.80 R0.80 Low -1.3; none High ; none Low end. Sunset Tuesday night ...... 5:49 p.m. Wine Island — 8:19 p.m. High 1.2; 6:44 a.m. Pascagoula to Atchafalaya River Abbeville 73 61 c 73 64 c Houma 72 62 c 76 64 sh New Orleans 17 7.30 R0.30 Moonrise Tuesday ...... 5:24 a.m. Low -0.9; none High ; none Low Tonight, east winds 5 to 15 knots, seas 1 foot, chance of show- Alexandria 71 59 pc 71 57 sh Kenner 70 63 r 74 65 sh Moonset Tuesday ...... 3:49 p.m. OHIO ers. Tuesday, variable winds 5 knots, seas 1 foot, sunny. Tuesday Baton Rouge 73 62 c 75 64 sh Lafayette 73 61 c 75 64 c Cairo 40 31.84 F0.31 night, variable winds 5 knots, seas 1 foot, cloudy. Wednesday, vari- New First Full Last Bogalusa 70 60 r 74 65 sh Lake Charles 75 60 c 73 63 c able winds 5 knots, seas 1 foot, sunny. Wednesday night and Bossier City 68 55 c 68 52 sh Monroe 70 55 c 69 53 c Thursday, variable winds 5 to 10 knots, seas 1 foot, showers and Chalmette 68 63 r 75 65 sh New Iberia 72 61 c 73 64 c Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly thunderstorms. Crowley 73 62 c 75 65 c New Orleans 70 63 r 75 65 sh cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Forecasts and graphics provided by Extended Marine Forecast Feb 11 Feb 19 Feb 27 Mar 5 Harvey 70 63 r 76 65 sh Shreveport 71 56 c 68 52 c r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 Thursday night and Friday, variable winds 5 to 15 knots, seas 1 foot, showers and thunderstorms. RUN YOUR AD HERE RUN YOUR AD HERE Every Monday Every Monday For Only ... For Only ... $ $ PER 80 80 MONTH! PER MONTH!

pect, Crooks. Officers 31, Vivian Street, Mor- a Thursday evening traf- been set. these arrests: and detectives located gan City, was arrested at fic stop on La. 308 in —-Larry Kyle Jr., —Zariq Perry, 20, of Arrests Crooks on Fourth Street 4:43 a.m. Friday on Plattenville.. 48, Bayou Vista, was ar- Pine Street, Franklin, (Continued from Page 5) and placed him under ar- charges of possession of An I.C.E.-assigned offi- rested at 9:15 p.m. was arrested at 10:57 the victim’s dating part- rest. He was booked and methamphetamine and cer observed a vehicle Thursday on charges of p.m. Thursday on ner had committed a bat- incarcerated at the Mor- possession of drug para- commit a traffic violation turning movements and charges of texting while tery on the victim gan City Police Depart- phernalia. and initiated a stop of signals required and driving, seat belt, ex- Wednesday. ment. About 4:23 a.m. Fri- that vehicle. driving under suspen- pired motor vehicle in- day, officers conducted a The driver, identified sion. Kyle was released During the investiga- spection sticker, posses- Berwick traffic stop on a vehicle. as Hoffpauir, was not in on a summons to appear sion of marijuana and tion, investigators docu- Police Chief David Officers made contact possession of a valid driv- May 24. possession of drug para- mented the victim’s inju- Leonard reported this with Broussard, who was er’s license. It was deter- —Shawn Case Lovell, phernalia. ries and obtained an ar- arrest: a passenger in the vehi- mined that Hoffpauir 43, Berwick, was arrest- Perry was booked, pro- rest warrant for the sus- —Mark Broussard Jr., cle. was driving with a sus- ed at 11:35 p.m. Thurs- cessed, and released on a During the course of pended driver’s license. day on a charge of gen- $4,500.00 bond. of the incident. the stop, a K-9 was de- Hoffpauir was evasive eral speed law. Lovell —Rebecca Causer, 48, If aid cannot be provided, ployed, and a search of and consistently at- was released on a sum- of Robert Street, Frank- Fire the department contacted the vehicle was conduct- tempted to distract the mons to appear May 24. lin, was arrested at (Continued from Page 1) will notify the requesting ed. Following the search, officer. —Dominic G. Henry, 11:31 a.m. Thurday on operations, and 92% have agency, so it can reach out officers located suspected At some point, a pas- 52, Franklin, was ar- charges of reckless oper- a Fire Fighter I certifica- to another agency. methamphetamine and senger, Madere, advised rested at 11:37 p.m. ation, driver’s license tion through LSU. Sixty- The last statement in the items of drug parapher- that he possessed a Thursday on charges of not on person and fail- seven percent of the de- agreement addresses opt- nalia inside Broussard’s quantity of methamphet- improper lane usage and ure to carry registration partment has a Fire ing out. bag. Broussard was amine. possession of drug para- on person. Fighter II certification “This agreement super- placed under arrest and During follow-up, as- phernalia. Henry was re- Causer was addition- through LSU, while 33% of sedes any previous agree- transported to the Ber- sorted drug parapherna- leased on a summons to ally arrested on a war- the department has a cer- ment and will remain in wick Police Department lia was seized from Hoff- appear May 24. rant dated Feb. 4 for tified instructor designa- force for five years from the where he was booked. pauir and Knockum. — Darnell Henry, possession of crack co- tion through LSU. document renewal date,” Broussard remains in- All three suspects 19, Franklin, was arrest- caine. The department has the agreement said. “This carcerated where he were arrested and ed at 11:35 p.m. Thurs- Causer was booked, nine licensed emergency agreement may be termi- awaits a bond. booked into the Assump- day on a charge of pos- processed and transport- medical responders and nated within 90 days upon tion Parish Detention session of marijuana. ed to the St. Mary Par- Assumption Center. Henry was released on a two emergency medical a written notification to the Sheriff Leland Fal- ish Law Enforcement Madere remains incar- summons to appear May technicians, too. participating depart- con reported these ar- Center. cerated with his bond set 24. The Morgan City Fire ments.” rests: —Katyre White, 27, of at $12,500. Hoffpauir — Earl Carlos, Department, along with The agreement was re- —Matthew Joseph Ma- First St., Franklin, LA, bonded out of Assump- 38, Franklin, was arrest- the Amelia and Berwick newed Sept. 23, 2020, with dere, 32, La. 308, Plat- was arrested on Febru- tion Parish and was ed at 3:14 a.m. Friday on volunteer fire depart- all the parish fire depart- tenville, was arrested ary 4, 2021, at 4:33 PM, transferred to Lafourche a charge of domestic ments. are joined in the ment chiefs signing it. It is Thursday on charges of on a warrant dated No- Parish. Knockum posted abuse battery. Bail was parish’s mutual aid pact by set to expire on Sept. 23, possession of metham- vember 30, 2020 on the bond. set at $2,500. the Franklin, Chitimacha 2025. phetamine and posses- charges of reckless oper- —Harry Pierre III, and St. Mary Parish Fire Arthur, a longtime pub- sion of drug parapherna- ation of vehicle, aggra- St. Mary 37, Breaux Bridge, at Protection District No. 11 lic servant who has served lia. Sheriff Blaise Smith vated flight from an offi- 6:37 p.m. Thursday by (Four Corners, Sorrell and in such capacities as —Anita Marie Hoff- advises that over the last cer, and stop sign viola- the Narcotics Section on Glencoe areas) depart- Berwick police chief and pauir, 31, Main Project 24-hour reporting period, tion. charges of possession of ments as well as volunteer St. Mary Parish homeland Road, Gray, was arrested the Sheriff’s Office re- White was additional- MDMA (ecstasy) and fire departments in security and emergency Thursday on charges of sponded to 31 complaints ly arrested on warrants possession of cocaine. No Cypremort Point, Baldwin, preparedness director, said possession of drug para- and made these arrests: for the 16th Judicial Dis- bail has been set. Centerville, Patterson and the pact has been in exis- phernalia, driving under —Atlas Joseph White, trict Court for failure to —Bambie B. Segura, Bayou Vista. tence among parish de- suspension and driving 29, Morgan City, was ar- appear on the charges of 46, Franklin, was arrest- The parish fire depart- partments for at least 30 on a roadway laned for rested at 12:36 p.m. possession of marijuana, ed at 9:23 p.m. Thursday ments’ mutual aid agree- years, and he has never traffic, and on a fugitive Thursday on a warrant possession of drug para- by the Narcotics Section ment states that any de- recalled a department opt- warrant from Lafourche for failure to appear on phernalia, failure to dis- on a charge of possession partment fighting a fire ing out. Parish. the charges of failure to play license plate, pos- of marijuana. Segura may call upon another de- “There’s reasons why we —Bruce J. Knockum, pay registration fee and session of a firearm by a was released on a sum- do it,” Arthur said. He said 59, Jones Street, Napo- duty of offenders to noti- convicted felon and re- partment in this pact for mons to appear May 24. aid, and the requested de- departments can back one leonville, was arrested fy law enforcement of sisting an officer. partment will provide other and do so legally. on a charge of possession change of address, resi- Franklin White was booked, equipment and any per- “That’s the whole pur- of drug paraphernalia. dence, or other required Police Chief Mor- processed, and release sonnel it can for the scope pose of it,” he said. The arrests arose from information. No bail has ris Beverly reported on a $9,500.00 bond. Atchafalaya BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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