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Volume 59, No. 40 Serving St. Mary Parish Since 1872 10 Pages www.stmarynow.com Third local arrest in Terrebonne killing Men apprehended same day remains were linked to Gibson homicide Staff Report warrant for one count of first-degree investigated. That led authorities to the the recovery. A third Tri-City area man has been ar- murder. Gibson location where The individual’s iden- rested, accused of being an accessory in Soignet said human the Terrebonne Parish tity is not being re- the killing of a man whose remains were bones were discovered Sheriff’s Office, along leased at this time, found Wednesday in Terrebonne Parish. in a wooded area on with assistance of the pending confirmation of Chance Boudreaux, 26, of Morgan Wednesday in the 5200 Morgan City Police DNA from the City, was charged with one count of ac- block of North Bayou Department and the Louisiana State Police cessory after the fact to first-degree mur- Black Drive during the Patterson Police Crime Lab, Soignet Department K9 divi- said. der, Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Tim investigation of a Chance Alvin Christopher Soignet said. Gibson homicide. sion, located the re- Wednesday evening, Boudreaux Fitch Martin On Thursday, the Terrebonne and St. After being notified of mains, Soignet said. Fitch was arrested in an Mary sheriff’s offices announced the ar- the death, the Louisiana State investigation by detec- rests of Alvin Fitch, 34, of Morgan City Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office, along University’s Forensic Anthropology tives with the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s and Christopher Martin, 34, of Berwick, with the Morgan City Police Department and Computer Enhancement Services Office’s Narcotics Section and the each charged in a Terrebonne Parish and the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office, lab was contacted and assisted with (Continued on Page 9) City will stay in firefighter pact More federal rental aid is Morgan City mayor says on way to La. he'll consult Staff Report FRANKLIN — Low-income people before altering and the long-term unemployed will soon be able to apply for help with agreement past-due and future rent under a fed- eral program administered by the By GEOFF STOUTE state. gstoute In his report Wednesday to the St. @daily-review.com Mary Parish Council, Chief Morgan City will not opt Administrative Officer Henry C. “Bo” out of its joint mutual aid LaGrange said Louisiana will receive agreement pact with fire de- another $309 million for rental assis- partments across St. Mary tance under coronavirus relief legisla- Parish and replace them with tion passed by Congress in December. mutual aid agreements. The program will be administered If the city ever intended to by the Louisiana Housing Corp. and do so, Mayor Lee Dragna said, the Office of Community he would get City Council ap- Development. Money will be allocat- proval first and then come to ed for each parish. the St. Mary Parish Fire The people who will be eligible for Association to discuss the the assistance are those with house- hold incomes of less than 50% of the plan before making the move. The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute area’s median household income or That was the conclusion Morgan City Mayor Lee Dragna addresses the St. Mary Parish Fire Association during reached after nearly an hour those who have been unemployed for of discussion during the St. its meeting Thursday at the Emergency Operations Center in Morgan City. Dragna said 90 days. Mary Parish Fire Association the city would not opt out of the parish mutual aid pact. St. Mary’s 2019 median household meeting Thursday at the about Morgan City possibly Hanagriff said. “It has noth- Dragna said numerous income, the value that separates the Emergency Operations helping Amelia. ing to do with that. Mutual times in Thursday’s meeting top half of households from the bot- Center in Morgan City. He said if he would have to aid is still mutual aid no mat- that he would never leave an- tom half, was $40,485, according to Dragna, who in late help the department finan- ter what.” other department in a bind the U.S. Census Bureau. January sent a vague letter to cially, he could not do it under Dragna said he should have fighting a fire, sending what- The process for applications is ex- the fire departments and the the current mutual aid agree- explained the situation better ever resources Morgan City pected to roll out next month, parish seeking to invoke the ment. Dragna said that help- in the letter, which simply ex- had available to assist anyone LaGrange told the council. 90-day opt out clause of the ing Amelia with a financial pressed a desire to opt out and who called. “Our assistance will be needed in mutual aid pact with the in- pact is no longer mutual aid. was left vague intentionally, “There was no ill intent helping spread the word to ensure tent to instead write individu- St. Mary Parish President he said at the city council meant to hurt any depart- those in greatest need and with the al mutual aid agreements David Hanagriff said helping meeting earlier this month, ment,” he said of the initial greatest risk of homelessness are with the departments, apolo- the department out financial- because he intended to dis- letter, which he said was re- reached,” LaGrange wrote. gized multiple times for the ly through a cooperative en- cuss the issues individually scinded days after the Feb. 2 LaGrange also reported that the way the issue went about. He deavor agreement and offer- with departments. He finally council meeting. same federal legislation makes said he only was trying to be ing mutual aid through the divulged his intent after is- Dragna said the mutual aid $13,000 available for operational proactive to a potential situa- pact are two different things. sues of finances within the de- pact doesn’t list the depart- costs since Jan. 20 at Harry P. tion that came out of a conver- “The mutual aid is com- partment came up at the ments as members of a fire Williams Memorial Airport near sation with parish leaders pletely opposite of that,” council meeting. (Continued on Page 9) Patterson. (Continued on Page 9) Patterson's Griffin comes back from injury, signs with college By GEOFF STOUTE ended up getting hurt because they feel [email protected] like it’s a liability,” Griffin said. Patterson High School standout Kylan However, he said Sterling College saw Griffin thought his dream of playing foot- something in him that others didn’t. ball was over. “A lot of schools are going to regret it,” After fracturing his fibula in the team’s Griffin said. fall scrimmage against South Lafourche, Griffin learned about Sterling College he thought things simply would end for through a connection to Lochard. Lochard him after the high school season. said he was contacted by a former player While he missed time this season due he coached at Northern Colorado, Joe to the injury, he received plenty of encour- Kenney, who now is the defensive coordi- agement to pursue his dream from his nator at Sterling College. When Kenney mother, Tyesia Hawkins, and Patterson reached out to Lochard about any players Head Coach Zach Lochard. he may have that could play at Sterling, Wednesday, that dream became a reali- Lochard told him about Griffin. ty as he signed with Sterling College, an “That was a great connection,” Lochard NAIA school in Sterling, Kansas. said of his senior standout, who he said is Submitted Photo/Patterson High School “With that opportunity coming up, it fully healed from his injury. “We’ve done a Patterson High School’s Kylan Griffin signed to play football with Sterling Col- was just a blessing, honestly, because a lot of research, a lot of hard work.” lege, an NAIA school in Sterling, Kansas, Wednesday. With Griffin, center, are lot of schools tend to look past people who (Continued on Page 9) Patterson Head Coach Zach Lochard, left, and Griffin’s mother, Tyesia Hawkins. 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Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, February 26, 2021 St Mary Parish deputies make two drug arrests (Editor’s Note: The canceled and improper tempted to run from offi- paraphernalia. On Tuesday, deputies where a fight occurred charges listed here and display of lights. Robin- cers. —At 2:20 p.m. Wednes- responded to a complaint involving Carter and the the narratives that go son was released on a Officers were able to day, officers responded to in Bayou L’Ourse relat- male subject. with them are provided summons to appear May locate Escort a few blocks a business on La. 182 re- ing to a previously re- It is alleged that Car- by the police agencies 24. from the area and place garding a complaint of ported stolen dirt bike. ter went into the victim’s that made the arrests. —Latoya Pharr, him under arrest. drugs in a vehicle in the When deputies spoke vehicle and kicked and Guilt or innocence has 33, Morgan City, was —Phi Duval, 36, Be- parking lot. Officers ar- to the complainant, he smashed the touch not been determined in arrested at 2:42 p.m. langer Street, Morgan rived and located the ve- reported that he had lo- screen stereo system court.) Wednesday on a warrant City, was arrested at 4:40 hicle, in which the driver cated the stolen dirt bike causing an additional Staff Report for possession of marijua- p.m. Wednesday on a gave consent for it to be on Elaine Street and the $500 in damages. On Wednesday, the na. Pharr was released warrant for failure to ap- searched. bike had been painted. Carter fled the area same day the St. Mary on a summons to appear pear to pay fines for dis- During the search, Deputies went to resulting in a warrant Sheriff’s Office played a May 24. turbing the peace and marijuana and drug par- where the dirt bike was being issued for his ar- lead role in two first-de- contempt of court. aphernalia were located. and determined that the rest. gree murder arrests (see Morgan City —Kylah Weeden, 27, Rollins was a passenger bike was indeed the Carter was arrested Police Chief James Page 1), deputies and the Grove Street, Morgan in the vehicle, and he ad- same one that had been on Tuesday and booked F. Blair reports that Narcotics Section made City, was arrested at 6:49 mitted that the drugs reported stolen. into the Assumption over the last 24-hour pe- two drug-related arrests. p.m. Wednesday on war- and paraphernalia be- While at the location, Parish Detention Center riod, the Morgan City Po- rants for failure to ap- longed to him. Rollins Hartdegen was inter- with a bond set at lice Department respond- St. Mary pear for trial on charges was placed under arrest viewed and it was deter- $3,589. Sheriff Blaise Smith ed to 30 calls for service. of contempt of court, fail- and booked into the Ber- mined that she was in advises that over the last The following people St. Martin ure to use turn signal, wick Jail. He was re- possession of the stolen 24-hour reporting period, were arrested beginning Sheriff Becket driving under suspension leased after posting a dirt bike. the Sheriff’s Office re- Wednesday. Breaux reported these and failure to return a bond of $3,500. Hartdegen was arrest- sponded to 34 complaints —Wayne Michael Es- arrests: leased movable. —Dean Beranek, 35, ed and booked into the and made these arrests: cort, 32, Mallard Street, —Michael Grebinger, Burchfield Lane, Ber- Assumption Parish De- —George Favors, Morgan City, was arrest- Berwick 22. Lawrence Street, wick, was arrested at tention Facility pending 53, Patterson, was ar- ed at 12:48 p.m. Wednes- Police Chief David Breaux Bridge, was ar- 7:02 p.m. Wednesday on a bond hearing. rested at 3:45 p.m. day on a warrant for ag- Leonard reported these rested Wednesday by the a charge of disturbing —Kasey A. Carter, 32, Wednesday by the Nar- gravated burglary; a arrests: Breaux Bridge Police the peace. Virginia Street, Belle cotics Section on a war- Patterson Police Depart- —Juvenile female, 15, Department on a charge At 6:35 p.m. Wednes- Rose, was arrested Tues- rant for possession of ment warrant for home was arrested at 12:07 of simple criminal dam- day, officers were dis- day on a felony charge of Schedule II drugs with invasion; a warrant for p.m. Wednesday on a age to property. patched to a residence on simple criminal damage intent to distribute, pos- failure to appear for trial charge of simple battery. —Curt Johnson, 60, Burchfield Lane in refer- to property. session of marijuana in the 16th Judicial Dis- At 11:34 a.m. Wednes- Cypress Island Highway, ence to a disturbance. Of- The arrest arose from with intent to distribute, trict on a charge of car- day, officers responded Breaux Bridge, was ar- ficers arrived and identi- a July 6 incident at a possession of drug para- nal knowledge of a juve- to the Berwick High rested Wednesday on a fied Beranek as the per- business on La. 70 east. phernalia, resisting ar- nile; and a Morgan City School in reference to a charge of domestic abuse son causing the distur- On that date, deputies rest or officer, and illegal Court warrant for failure report of a battery that battery. bance. responded to a reported use of a controlled dan- to appear for trial on occurred. Through inves- —Gerald Johnson, 33, At the completion of fight at a Virginia Street gerous substance in the charges simple assault, tigation, officers learned Partigaid Wood, Baker, the investigation, Be- address. presence of persons un- resisting an officer, re- that a 15-year-old com- was arrested Wednesday ranek was placed under Deputies made contact der 17. maining where forbid- mitted a battery on an- on a hold for the Bureau arrest. He was booked with the parties associ- No bail has been set. den, driver must be li- other student at the of Prisons. into the Berwick Jail ated with the complaint, —James Clint Brown, censed, and criminal school. —Emick Price, 62, and released after post- one of whom was identi- 38, Morgan City, was ar- trespassing. He was also The girl was placed un- Railroad, St. Martinville, ing a $201cash bond. fied as Carter. rested at 8:59 p.m. booked on a charge of re- der arrest and booked at was arrested Wednesday Deputies learned Wednesday on charges of sisting an officer. the Berwick Police De- Assumption by the St. Martinville Po- through investigation possession of drug para- Detectives with the partment. She was then Sheriff Leland Fal- lice Department on a that a female and a male phernalia, possession of Morgan City Police De- released to a guardian con reported these ar- charge of domestic abuse acquaintance were leav- marijuana, open contain- partment were attempt- pending juvenile court rests: battery (strangulation) ing a retail outlet when er, driving under suspen- ing to locate Escort on a proceedings. —Shauntel Nicole and on warrants for fail- Carter allegedly kicked sion and brake lights re- warrant for aggravated —Kenneth W. Rollins Hartdegen, 37, Lake ure to appear. 31, Diane Lane, Patter- Palourde Road, Morgan the woman’s vehicle —Floyd Richardson, quired. burglary, which stemmed son, was arrested at 2:38 City, was arrested Tues- causing damages esti- 30, Hopkins Drive, Gas- Brown was released on from a recent investiga- p.m. Wednesday charges day on a charge of illegal mated at $1,500. The fe- per, Texas, was arrested a summons to appear tion into a business bur- of possession of marijua- possession of stolen male then drove to the Wednesday on a hold for May 2. glary. na and possession of drug things. Virginia Street address, the Bureau of Prisons. —Keith Dewayne Rob- Escort also had war- inson, 41, Centerville, rants from the Patterson was arrested at 9:38 a.m. Police Department, the Morgan City police radio logs for Feb. 24-25 Wednesday on a warrant 16th JDC, and City for failure to appear on Court of Morgan City. The following are the radio dis- 9:43 a.m. 2400 block of Apple 6:18 p.m. U.S. 90 West; Stalled the charges of operating Escort was located in the patch logs from the Morgan City Street; Medical. vehicle. a vehicle while license area of Onstead Street in Police Department. To report un- 10:41 a.m. 200 block of Halsey 6:41 p.m. Walmart in Bayou was suspended/revoked/ Morgan City and at- lawful or suspicious activity, call Street; Warrant. Vista; Arrest. the police department at 985-380- 11:16 a.m. 1000 block of Third 6:44 p.m. 500 block of Roderick 4605. Street; Theft. Wednesday, Feb. 24 11:43 a.m. 1100 block of Eighth Street; Accident. 5:37 a.m. 7200 block of La. 182; Street; Medical. 7:42 p.m. 1300 block of Victor II Prepare for Complaint. 12:06 p.m. 1400 block of North Boulevard; Drug activity. power outages 8:29 a.m. 500 block of Bush Third Street; Medical. 9:11 p.m. 600 block of Bush with a Generac Street; Animal complaint. 12:29 p.m. La. 182; Complaint. 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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, February 26, 2021, Page 3 Lifestyles Life has less stress after man leaves for prison DEAR ABBY: I recent- ly had a child with a man Dear Abby who is now incarcerated. By Jeanne Phillips I was widowed when I ©United Features Syndicate met him, and although he brought me happi- ness, it has come at a What you must do steep price. now — for your own I pay for literally ev- sake and for your chil- erything. I love him very dren’s — is tell him much, but his entitle- you are finished and ment was an issue even cut ties with him. before he had legal is- sues. Now he has become DEAR ABBY: I live in very nasty and minimiz- Kansas and my boyfriend es everything I do. lives in another state. We If I send $100, he’s up- talk online all the time, set that I didn’t send but I haven’t heard from $200. If I have a day off him in three days and I from work that I don’t don’t know what to think. spend communicating My friends say I’m be- with a lawyer and the ing paranoid, but I can’t courts, I’m “not taking help but think that he initiative.” He has even might be seeing another Submitted Photo gone so far as to say it girl. I’ve had problems was my fault he got in like this before and end- Patterson Garden Club donation aids PJHS, PHS trouble because I was on ed up getting hurt be- Patterson Garden Club donated money to adaptive will plant vegetable gardens and tend to them his case so often that he cause I didn’t listen when physical education teacher Evelyn Ortiz, right, for during this semester. On hand for the presentation my friends told me that a “had to go out to get some her classes at Patterson Junior High School and were members Donna Bates-Ruffin, left, and Evelyn peace.” His only redeem- guy was cheating. ing quality is his wonder- What should I do? Patterson High School. Her classes at both schools Estay. ful relationship with the LONG-DISTANCE kids, who see none of our LOVE fights and regard him as Charlie Daniels Journey Home a father figure. DEAR L.D.L.: Recog- He is now even more nize that as much as negative and derogatory two people might care than when he was at about each other, Project trudges ahead with aid home. I manage a busy long-distance ro- restaurant and a house- mances don’t always NASHVILLE, Tenn. — the impact of COVID, hold of five children. have fairytale end- The Charlie Daniels has made it even more Since he has been away, ings. I don’t know if Journey Home Project, a difficult to do. But the I’m ashamed to say life your boyfriend is non-profit organization need is there, and as you has actually been less cheating. Neither do dedicated to assisting can see, we are unwaver- stressful. you and neither do United States military ing in efforts to serve.” I think my loneliness your friends. veterans, is barreling Additionally, last when I met him made it It’s time for you to ahead with its late found- month, the Project joined easier to ignore red flags. have a calm conversa- er’s mission to help for- forces with country music In every other aspect of tion with your boy- mer men and women in superstar Chris Young to my life, I am an indepen- friend. Tell him you uniform. Since the pass- establish the Daniels/ Daniels Journey Home late country music legend dent woman who has the were worried by his ing of Country Music Young Veterans Schol- Project Charlie Daniels and his Hall of Fame member arship at Middle Tenn- respect of my peers. three-day silence be- The Charlie Daniels manager, David Corlew. Charlie Daniels last year, essee State University in Is it too late to set cause it was unusual. Journey Home Project is Board members include co-founder David Corlew Murfreesboro, Tennessee. boundaries with him? Let him respond. a not-for profit organiza- Corlew, Major Gen. Terry (Daniels’ longtime man- The Project donated GROWING If you are satisfied tion that assists other “Max” Haston (retired) ager) has donated $10,000 to fund the new IN FLORIDA with his answer, not-for-profits in securing and most recently in $25,000 to various orga- yearly scholarship that change the subject. funds to help causes that 2020, Hazel Daniels. The nizations that directly will be awarded to former DEAR GROWING: However, if you aren’t, benefit veterans of the Project partners with or- aid veterans and their servicemen and women This emotionally abu- U.S. Armed Forces. 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In south Louisiana, a white Valentine's Day is more likely than a white Christmas By JIM BRADSHAW As we found out again this year, in south Louisiana we are more likely to have a White Valentine’s Day than a White Christmas. Records show that most of our substantial snow- What America can learn from falls over the last century or so have been in February. This year’s snow began on the day after Valentine’s Day, but the cold snap that preceded it — and lingered way too Texas’ green energy failure long afterward — was here well in time to freeze creamy chocolates and wilt red roses. By CATHERINE MORTENSEN signed by George H.W. Bush, which cre- But that’s not the first time it’s happened. The snowfall “It is a cautionary tale of a system that is ated a production tax credit to boost the that set still-standing records in south Louisiana began on being messed around with by politicians who infant wind industry. Valentine’s Day 1895. I wouldn’t let screw in a light bulb in my Generators collect up to $25 per mega- The official form submitted to the National Weather Ser- house.” watt hour of power they produce regardless vice by the weather observer in Lafayette for February 1895 As millions of Texans remain without pow- of market demand. The credit was supposed carries this note: er, many are wondering if renewable energy to expire in 1999, but nothing lasts longer “Snow began falling on the night of the 13th — stopped be- sources are to blame for the crisis that has than a temporary government program, as fore daylight — began again about 6:30 a.m. on the 14th and killed at least 47 people. Ronald Reagan once kept it up until about 10 o’clock a.m. on the 15th — about 14 Not surprisingly, many on 'I’m angry, like quipped. inches of snowfall.” the Left and the main stream Dan Kish is a senior vice The Crowley Signal of Feb. 16, 1895, had a long account media are quick to defend people are angry, president for policy at the of what happened when the snow came to Acadia Parish. green energy. and they deserve to American Energy Alliance. “At sunrise possibly an inch of snow had fallen here but But energy experts say re- He has more than 25 years the heavens gave every indication of a large reserve supply. newable energy is fundamen- be angry. This of experience on congressio- By nine o’clock the blizzard was in full force and continued tally a less reliable source nal committees focused prin- than traditional sources such should never have to rage all day and well into the night. For a little time yes- cipally upon natural re- as coal and natural gas and terday morning the sun was visible through the mist, but by happened in Texas.' source and energy policies. are blaming it for the mas- nine o’clock it had disappeared. … This was the heaviest Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick He says both political par- snow for [this area] of which there is any record.” sive power outages that have crippled the state. ties are responsible for the The New Orleans Daily Picayune of Feb.15 reported, green energy policies that “There was not a sled, nor a snow plow, nor a sleigh in New Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Pat- rick told Fox News’ Laura Ingram last have failed Texas. Orleans day before yesterday. But improvised sleds and “[Texas] has gone from a relatively small sleighs have been made and the uncommon sight of them in night he wants an investigation into what went wrong to ensure this never happens amount of wind, to the nation’s largest pro- the streets called forth cheers from the pedestrians. … ducer where they produce 28% of the na- Drifts measured from 10 inches to one foot.” again. tion’s wind power,” explained Kish. The Baton Rouge Advocate reported on the 15th that “I’m angry, like people are angry, and “But wind is intermittent and you cannot “snow on our office gallery at 6 o’clock this morning was 10 they deserve to be angry. This should nev- count on it. What we’ve got here is the logi- inches, the deepest ever seen in this city.” er have happened in Texas. We’re gonna’ In Thibodaux, the Weekly Sentinel reported, “Beginning find out what the hell went wrong, and cal outcome of a stressed system,” Kish add- Wednesday night, February 13, snow began to fall around we’re gonna’ fix it.” ed. midnight and by noon of the next day had accumulated to a The Wall Street Journal editorial board “Some parts of the system ended up pro- depth of 12 inches.” weighed in with this explanation of what ducing a lot more energy to meet the de- According to the Opelousas Courier “On Wednesday night, went wrong in Texas: mand, but the wind side of thing basically shortly after 9 o’clock, it began snowing, and when the good The problem is Texas’s over-reliance on fell right off the cliff.” people of Opelousas opened their eyes on Thursday morning wind power that has left the grid more Kish blames poor energy policies on what the whole face of nature was covered with a white mantle vulnerable to bad weather. Half of wind he calls “soft-headed Republicans” and Dem- two or three inches thick. turbines froze last week, causing wind’s ocrats who “bought into the idea that Ameri- The snow fell all day without the least intermission giving share of electricity to plunge to 8% from can energy production is bad.” the town quite an Arctic appearance.” 42%. He also points to “a slick campaign” by the My grandfather, who was 14 years old in 1895, recalled Power prices in the wholesale market green energy lobby that has swayed the that he sank to his knees in the snow accumulated in his spiked, and grid regulators on Friday opinions of many Americans in favor of green front yard in Lake Charles. warned of rolling blackouts. energy. That’s entirely likely. Natural gas and coal generators But he said this Texas disaster is a cau- According to the old records Lake Charles got 22 inches of ramped up to cover the supply gap but tionary tale for the rest of the country, “Re- Valentine’s Day snow that year. couldn’t meet the surging demand for newable sources sound good, but at the end Some skeptics say those old records are not completely re- electricity — which half of households of the day, they don’t work. liable, but I think they are entirely believable given the rely on for heating — even as many fami- "They will drive prices up because you end press reports from across the state. lies powered up their gas furnaces. up making really complicated systems to ac- According to those same documents, the 1895 storm still Then some gas wells and pipelines commodate for the built in inherent weak- froze. holds the all-time record for snow in a single community. nesses of intermittent sources like wind and In short, there wasn’t sufficient base- That’s 24 inches that fell not in Shreveport or Monroe, nor solar, that only come on occasionally, and load power from coal and nuclear to sup- any place in the frigid north, but down here in the balmy must be backed up with other sources.” south in Rayne. port the grid. Baseload power is needed to stabilize grid frequency amid changes He explained that because those backup A collection of Jim Bradshaw’s columns, “Cajuns and Oth- sources are only used part time, the cost to op- er Characters,” is now available from Pelican Publishing. in demand and supply. When there’s not enough baseload pow- erate and maintain them is more expensive. You can contact him at [email protected] or P.O. In addition, Kish warned that America’s Box 1121, Washington LA 70589. er, the grid gets unbalanced and power sources can fail. The more the grid relies green energy industry is almost wholly reli- on intermittent renewables like wind ant on China because it controls the supply The Daily Review and solar, the more baseload power is chain for batteries, solar panels, and wind- needed to back them up. mills. “It is a cautionary tale of a system that is Published Daily But politicians don’t care about grid reliability until the power goes out. And being messed around with by politicians who Except Saturday and Sunday for three decades politicians from both I wouldn’t let screw in a light bulb in my At 1014 Front Street parties have pushed subsidies for renew- house,” Kish concluded. Morgan City, LA 70380-0948 ables that have made the grid less sta- Catherine Mortensen is vice president of ble. communications at Americans for Limited Telephone: (985) 384-8370 Start with the 1992 Energy Policy Act Government. (USPS 145-840)

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Page 6, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, February 26, 2021 GENE LYONS The Daily Review Feature Page Bovine Drama Runs Hot, Even In The Cold

HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by Gene Lyons OK, so you have to keep the water faucets dripping and shovel the car out. You may need jumper cables to get the fool thing by running. Not that you really need to go anywhere. At least you’re not a cattle rancher. Because your country Eugenia cousins aren’t getting much sleep this week. Stubborn beasts that Last they are, a million cows out in the boondocks are deciding that conditions are just right for giving birth. Ten below zero, 30 mph winds and driving snow? Perfect. Saturday, February 27 Of course, it’s not really a decision. Back last spring when they It’s up to you to push were bred, winter seemed far away. Even so, there’s nothing like for what you want. Call a blizzard to send a cow into labor. Lovely Suzanne, the sweet- on people you know you heart of my small herd, chose just such a February night to de- can count on, and you’ll liver her first calf on windswept high ground near the hay ring. I get the help you need to feared that the little heifer, wet from afterbirth, would freeze to reach your objective this death before morning. year. There is a time and Fortunately, the pasture gate was close by. So I picked her up, place for everything, and backed out of the gate and kicked it shut. Then I carried her to the barn about 50 yards away. Suzanne anticipated my intentions, knowing when to make ran clear around the barn and was waiting in a stall before we got your move will be crucial. there. I don’t know which surprised me more: her intelligence or PISCES (Feb. 20-March her trust. We named the calf Violet, and she grew to be the image 20) -- Call on your re- of her mother, sweet-natured and lovely. sources, and help will Along with blizzard conditions and the coldest temperatures in come your way. Your 20 years, what got me thinking about Suzanne and Violet was a HEART OF THE CITY accomplishments will Facebook post a friend sent me depicting an old boy on the fro- make your life more effi- zen steppes of Oklahoma wallowing in a hot tub with an Angus cient and less stressful. A calf he’d saved. promise you make will be Posted by Lacie Lowry, an Oklahoma City TV journalist, at taken seriously. Romance last reading it had drawn 1,153 comments, mainly photos of res- is encouraged. cued calves in unusual places: laundry rooms, kitchens, snug- ARIES (March 21-April gling by fireplaces with children and dogs and even -the occa 19) -- Size up your situ- sional cat. Calves in pickup cabs, calves under hair dryers, calves ation, and make chang- wrapped in comforters and blankets, even one calf wearing pa- es that fit your budget. jamas. Calves saved by farmers and ranchers all across the bliz- Someone you know you zard-battered Great Plains. can rely on will offer an Trump voters, most of them, it’s worth remembering if you’re exciting solution. Weigh an animal-loving Democrat prone to holding grudges. Decent folks, doing their best. the pros and cons, and BIG NATE “The thing about cows,” my Perry County neighbor Micky get on with your plans. Hill once told me, “is they’re always planning something.” He’d TAURUS (April 20-May been recounting the saga of the Milk Bandits, half-grown twin 20) -- Fix up your place, heifers who’d taken to stealing their younger siblings’ milk. but don’t go over budget. “Daddy seen them calves was poorly,” he said. “They just A better space to work wasn’t growing up right. Then one evening right around dusk, he or to entertain will give seen them full-grown heifers sucking on mama cows. Not their you something to look own mamas. Other cows. forward to when it’s safe “So we took and put them in a borrowed pasture by them- to mingle. Love is in the selves for a few weeks. Sure enough, the calves started thriving. stars. Then come hay-feeding time, so we put them all back in together. GEMINI (May 21-June Everything was fine for a little bit, but then the calves started 20) -- Think twice before looking sickly again. CUL DE SAC you share your feelings. “So one night Daddy slipped out to the barn after dark. Turned Someone will be eager to out them two heifers were chasing the mama cows around until distort your words and they’d get one cornered. Then they’d each take a side, grab an cause a ruckus between udder and lift the cow clean off the ground to where she couldn’t you and a loved one. kick or run away. They’d flat suck her dry in maybe half a -min When in doubt, go direct- ute, and then start in to chasing another one. ly to the source. “And the thing is,” he said, “they knew to wait until dark.” The Milk Bandits had earned themselves a one-way trip to the CANCER (June 21-July sale barn. Likely somebody wanted them for breeding purposes, 22) -- Use your skills cre- but there are no guarantees. atively to make a differ- Like all mammals, cows definitely have minds of their own, ence. The changes you and complex social lives. Researchers at the University of Syd- bring about will be im- ney in Australia are just now discovering how complex. Ph.D. FRANK AND ERNEST pressive. Make a gesture candidate Alexandra Green has been recording and studying bo- that will bring you clos- vine vocalizations. She’s cataloged some 333 separate sounds. er to a loved one. Fix up She can identify individual voices without having to look. your residence. “Ali’s research is truly inspired,” says her professor. “It is like LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) she is building a Google Translate for cows.” -- Don’t be too quick to So what was I thinking when I sold Violet and her younger make a change. Bide brother to a fellow from the next county? Well, that I couldn’t your time and consider let her breed with her father, Bernie. She rode off down the road the consequences of your crying out, as they do. actions. Look for an ami- However, by spring, Bernie had worn out his welcome. Tram- cable way to move a part- pling fences, fighting other bulls, breeding the neighbor’s cows nership forward. Be will- -- the usual bull stuff. ing to compromise. Violet’s new owner offered to return her as part of Bernie’s DEFLOCKED VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. sale price. Deal! If I live to be 100, I’ll never forget Suzanne and 22) -- Stop waiting for Violet’s reunion. Mother and daughter spotted each other from a something to happen or distance as Violet stepped off the trailer. They galloped together, crying out with joy, and remained inseparable for days, nuzzling to come to you and start and licking each other. putting your plans in mo- I like to cried, as country people say; I’m clearly not tough tion. It’s up to you to take enough to be a real rancher. action if you want to get (Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons is a National Magazine Award something done. Broaden winner and co-author of “The Hunting of the President” (St. Martin’s your horizons. Press, 2000). You can email Lyons at [email protected].) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) COPYRIGHT 2021 GENE LYONS -- Consider the changes DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION FOR UFS you want to make and the most affordable way BORN LOSER to get things done with- out going broke. Focus on BIBLE DIGEST what’s essential, and do your best to finish what by G. E. 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ASK THE DOCTOR Initial Studies Link Added Sugar And IBD

by Eve Glazier, M.D., ed sugars in their diet. At are intriguing. And con- of medicine at UCLA and Elizabeth Ko, the end of the week, the sidering we already know Health.) M.D. mice on the sugary diets that too much added sug- (Send your questions to Dear Doctor: I am developed colitis that was ar has an adverse impact askthedoctors@mednet. 32 years old, and I just far more severe than the on heart health, blood ucla.edu, or write: Ask learned I have IBD. My sugar-free mice. The gut sugar control, inflamma- the Doctors, c/o UCLA doctor thinks the fact microbiomes of all the tion and even on mood, Health Sciences Media that in my family we eat sugar-fed mice were sig- we think cutting back Relations, 10880 Wilshire a lot of sweets has some- nificantly altered, with a would be good not only Blvd., Suite 1450, Los thing to do with it. I’m marked increase in bac- for your gut, but also for Angeles, CA, 90024. Ow- not the only one with teria that degrade the your general health. ing to the volume of mail, stomach issues, but I fig- layer of protective mucus (Eve Glazier, M.D., personal replies cannot ured since it runs in the that lines the gut. MBA, is an internist be provided.) family, it is genetic. Do Whether or not eating and associate professor COPYRIGHT 2021 you think it could really sugar erodes the protec- of medicine at UCLA UCLA HEALTH be from too much sugar? tive mucus in the guts Health. Elizabeth Ko, DISTRIBUTED BY Dear Reader: Inflam- of humans remains to be M.D., is an internist ANDREWS MCMEEL matory bowel disease, or seen, but these findings and assistant professor SYNDICATION IBD, is a general term used to describe a group Elizabeth Ko, M.C. and Eve Glazier, M.D. of disorders that arise It’s true there’s evi- worse. Americans eat from chronic inflamma- SENSE & SENSITIVITY dence that IBD, which an estimated 65 to 70 tion of the digestive tract. affects upwards of 3 mil- pounds of added sugar Boyfriend's Past Trauma Affects His Behavior The most common of lion people in the U.S., per year, the highest rate these are Crohn’s disease by Harriette Cole two of you with tools that the demise of your pro- runs in families. Stress, in the world. Considering and ulcerative colitis. Al- DEAR HARRIETTE: will help you manage dis- fessional partnership is. diet and age also appear that the U.S. accounts for My boyfriend comes from agreements, anger and Rather than addressing though Crohn’s disease to play a role. Both ulcer- from one-third to one-half can affect any part of the an abusive background. aggression. If you have each of her lies, reinforce ative colitis and Crohn’s of all cases of IBD world- He has experienced a the courage to talk about the positive. Let them digestive tract, most peo- disease often develop in wide, it’s easy to see how ple experience problems lot of terrible things, your concerns in front of know what you are cur- a person’s 20s and 30s. the IBD-sugar connection such as sexual, physical him with a professional, rently doing, and invite in the area between the IBDs are also believed to became a subject of inqui- ileum, which is the end and mental abuse. I can you may gain insight into them to be in touch. You arise from immune sys- ry. tell he is still heavily af- how to best manage the can make a general state- of the small intestine, tem impairment or mal- In that study, research- and the start of the co- fected by his childhood situation and grow as a ment indicating that it is function. ers looked at three groups trauma because he can couple. Go for it. unfortunate that your lon, or large intestine. This brings us to your of mice -- those with a In ulcerative colitis, the go from zero to 100 real DEAR HARRIETTE: business partner has cho- doctor linking your IBD healthy gut, a group ge- quick. He is a very logi- After some irreconcilable sen to air her unfounded individual develops sores diagnosis to excessive netically predisposed cal and sweet person, but differences with my busi- ideas publicly, but you along the inner lining of sugar consumption. A to develop colitis and a sometimes those bursts ness partner, we have de- want to assure them that the colon and rectum. study using mice, which group fed a compound to of anger consume him. cided to part ways. Our you are still in business Both ulcerative colitis was published last fall induce colitis. The mice Although he is seeking disagreement was a huge and available to work and Crohn’s disease can in the journal Science were then further divided some therapy, sometimes misunderstanding, but with them. cause abdominal pain, Translational Medicine, into new groups. Some re- I am concerned whether things spiraled out of con- You may also consider diarrhea, rectal bleeding, found evidence that add- ceived simple sugars for that anger and aggres- trol and ended in a very hiring an attorney briefly urgency to defecate, un- ed sugar in the diet can seven days in concentra- sion will ever become messy way. Regardless of to send a cease and de- intended weight loss and lead to IBD, and also tions equivalent to a soft directed toward me. I do what happened between sist letter to your former fatigue. make existing disease drink. Others had no add- not think that he would us, I haven’t spoken out business partner indicat- ever hurt me, but I am about her publicly, but ing that if she does not of Patterson from 7:30- Aviation and Cypress also a realist and under- she’s handling it in the stop, you will sue. Often, 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. Sawmill Museum, is stand that anything can complete opposite way. the threat of a lawsuit 27, at Place Norman open 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. happen. Should I be more Since our falling-out, can be enough to put out Shopping Center, Tuesdays-Saturdays at concerned about this? my former business part- a fire like this. If not, you Patterson. Area residents 118 Cotten Road. Staff What are ways that I can ner has sent countless may have to invest mon- urged to donate bottled will wear masks, encour- help him? Do you think I emails to our colleagues, ey into the preservation should try to talk to him spreading lies about me. of your reputation. water to be supplied to age social distancing, about seeking more ther- She has tried to interfere (Harriette Cole is a Port Author, Texas, to limiting occupancy to 50 apy? -- Concerned with my professional re- lifestylist and founder of help its citizens as they individuals inside the DEAR CON- lationships as well as my DREAMLEAPERS, an recover from the winter museum and has hand CERNED: I am sorry to personal ones. Everyone initiative to help people storm. For info call Allise sanitizer available for BLOOD DONATION hear that your boyfriend is suggesting that I take access and activate their Salazar, 985-992-0630. Vitalant, 1234 David guests. Free admission. has had so much hard- her to court for defama- dreams. You can send Drive, suite 102, Mor- For info call 985-399- ARTISTS GUILD ship in his life. It is good tion of character, but I questions to askharri- gan City, open for donors 1268. that he is seeking help. lack the time or resourc- [email protected] 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- Unlimited Everett Street Gallery, Morgan You may want to ask him es. What would you sug- or c/o Andrews McMeel days-Thursdays, and 8 MISSION THRIFT if he would be willing to gest I do? -- Can’t Sue Syndication, 1130 Wal- a.m. to noon Fridays. City, has amended its Store, 200 Stable Road, hours due to the unusual go to therapy with you DEAR CAN’T SUE: nut St., Kansas City, MO Temperatures taken and Suite 2, Patterson, is as well. Explain that you You cannot afford to stay 64106.) masks required. circumstances with open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. COVID-19. Hours are: care deeply for him and silent while your business COPYRIGHT 2021, Mondays-Saturdays. want to learn to be the partner actively works to HARRIETTE COLE BOOT SHAKE 1-4 p.m. Fridays, and 11 Donations also accepted a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. best that you can be in destroy your reputation. DISTRIBUTED BY Sponsored by those days. Proceeds ben- a relationship with him. Craft a statement to your ANDREWS MCMEEL Patterson Volunteer Fire Wearing masks and so- efit Matthew 25 cial distancing are to be A couples therapist may colleagues and friends SYNDICATION FOR Department on March 6 International missions be able to provide the saying how unfortunate UFS at the corners of observed until further here and abroad. notice. Catherine and First streets and Catherine AA MEETINGS ST. MARY AARP and Carmen streets, Brown Baggers’ Group Andrews McMeel Almanac The National AARP of- Patterson. meets noon Wednesdays fice has suspend all and 7 p.m. Saturdays Today is the 57th day Gold Rush, made his first Today’s Number: 14 in-person events until and Sundays, all open of 2021 and the 68th day pair of “jeans” out of can- — age at which “Buffalo SOFTBALL further notice. This in- meetings, at The of winter. vas. Bill” Cody began riding Registration now cludes bingo, dances, Outpost, 119 Everett St., Today’s History: In Today’s Sports: In for the Pony Express, af- through March 22 for ag- trips, in-person AARP es 4-16, at Berwick Town Morgan City. Masks re- 1815, Napoleon Bona- 1935, an aging Babe ter answering an adver- chapter meetings and parte escaped from exile Ruth was released by the tisement for “skinny, ex- Hall, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. use of the group's exer- quired. Mondays-Fridays and on the island of Elba and New York Yankees and pert riders willing to risk cise room. signed a contract to be- death daily.” 5-7 p.m. Wednesdays at ST. ANNE began his return journey to France. come an assistant man- Today’s Moon: Berwick Civic Complex. MUSEUM OPEN Thrift Store, 2710 In 1935, Adolf Hitler ager and player with the Between first quarter Louisiana State Second St., Berwick, has secretly ordered the Boston Braves. (Feb. 19) and full moon WATER DRIVE Museum — Patterson, new hours of 7-11 a.m. on Today’s Quote: (Feb. 27). Sponsored by the City housing Wedell-Williams Saturdays. Luftwaffe to be re- formed, in violation of “Being honest is my job. COPYRIGHT 2021 the Treaty of Versailles. That’s what music is for ANDREWS MCMEEL In 1987, the Tower me.” — Erykah Badu SYNDICATION Commission released its DO JUST ONE THING report on the Iran-Contra affair, rebuking by Danny Seo This will help flush out be resold to raise money President Ronald Reagan It sounds like the any metals, like lead, that for the library’s valuable for not controlling his na- greenest idea: If you’re may have seeped into the work. If it’s an older book, tional security staff. going to boil a bag of pas- water that was sitting in donate it to a Salvation In 1993, a truck bomb ta, why not fill the pot the pipes. If you want to Army or Goodwill store, exploded in the parking with the hottest possible avoid this, fill a pitcher, where it can be resold in garage of the World tap water you have so it add a lid and keep it in the store. Either way you Trade Center in New takes less time (and ener- the fridge. donate them, be sure to York City, killing six peo- gy) to bring it to a boil? ____ get a receipt for tax de- ple and injuring more But the reality is you When you wash cloth- duction purposes. than 1,000. should never do this, be- ing made from synthetic ____ Today’s Birthdays: cause there are health materials like nylon and Just because there are Victor Hugo (1802-85), risks. In most homes, hot polyester (usually found pretty flowers or flowing author; Levi Strauss water systems use tanks in workout clothes, fleece streams on the front of (1829-1902), tailor/inven- and boilers that contain and sweaters), microscop- the plastic water bottle tor; William “Buffalo metal parts, and over ic fibers are released doesn’t mean what’s in- Bill” Cody (1846-1917), time, the metal corrodes during the washing pro- side is pure. The Natural frontiersman/showman; and contaminates the wa- cess and go down the Resources Defense Coun- Tex Avery (1908-80), ani- ter. Boiling water doesn’t drain. These fibers end cil found that over mator; Jackie Gleason make these metals -- in- up in waterways and can one-quarter of all bottled (1916-87), actor/comedi- cluding lead -- go away, eventually affect the bio- an; Tony Randall (1920- and they can contaminate water is actually from the diversity of our oceans. To 2004), actor; Fats whatever you’re cooking. tap. And even if it’s fil- avoid this, invest in a Domino (1928-2017), Always use cold water tered, they still found in- washing bag designed to singer-songwriter/pia- when you need to bring stances where this water trap these fibers. Fill the any water to a boil. had chemical phthalates, nist; Ariel Sharon (1928- bag with your synthetic ____ mold, arsenic and even E. 2014), Israeli prime min- fabrics and wash as nor- It’s been proven that coli in samples. Even ister; Robert Novak mal. It’s that easy. tap water is almost al- more concerning, you (1931-2009), columnist; ways safe to drink, but ____ have no idea if that Johnny Cash (1932- there is one thing you can Even in an age of digi- chilled bottle previously 2003), singer-songwriter; do to make sure wherever tal reading, printed books was stored under condi- Michael Bolton (1953- ), you are, it’ll be even safer. are still in demand and tions where excessive singer-songwriter; If you’re filling a glass can be donated if you’re heat could leach chemi- Erykah Badu (1971- ), from the faucet, do this: ready to make room on cals into the water. Just a singer-songwriter; Let the water run for at your bookshelf at home. friendly reminder: Use a Corinne Bailey Rae least 15 seconds. This is The rule of thumb for do- reusable bottle and fill it (1979- ), singer-songwrit- especially important if nating books is this: If the with clean tap water. er. the faucet hasn’t been book was published less COPYRIGHT 2020 Today’s Fact: Levi used in the last six hours than two or three years DANNY SEO Strauss, a Bavarian im- or if you’re unsure when ago, donate it to your lo- ANDREWS MCMEEL migrant who went to San it was last turned on. cal library, where it can SYNDICATION Francisco during the

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and/or objections ment Bonds, City of Morgan nominated himself mortgage includ- 1201 Brashear Ave., #428 to the following Drawings and City to fill the seat. ing reasonable at- variances to the Specifications, and Lee Dragna, May- Paul Tholen and torney’s fees; if/as Morgan City zoning ordinance. other Contract or Tyler Lambert will applicable, such 985-329-2515 1.) ELODIE Documents may be Adv. Feb. 26, retain their roles other or additional LAHOSTE, 1129 examined at the March 5 and 12, as Vice Chairman amounts incurred C21ActionLA.com FEDERAL AVE., following location: 2021 and Secretary re- or advanced for CALL FOR YOUR LISTING AND BUYING NEEDS MORGAN CITY, PAN AMERICAN spectfully. taxes, insurance LA 70380 ENGINEERS, PUBLIC NOTICE In the absence premiums, special Christian Gil REALTOR - 985-397-1822 Shane Robichaux REALTOR - 337-578-0825 PARCEL #’ LLC of maintenance su- assessments, re- Jon Bourgoyne REALTOR - 985-498-8239 3194361120.00 (Design Profes- ST. MARY pervisor, Mark pairs to and/or Each Office Independently Owned & Operated ZONING DIS- sional) PARISH Richard, John Tre- maintenance of TRICT “R-4” 1717 JACKSON RECREATION vino gave the the property, for REQUEST STREET (P. O. DISTRICT #3 maintenance re- the protection, Services PERMISSION TO BOX 8599, 71306) 1333 BELLVIEW port. Mr. Richard preservation, re- Carla Loupe DEVIATE FROM ALEXANDRIA, STREET is in the process of pair and recovery Offered THE ESTAB- LOUISIANA MORGAN CITY, getting quotes and of the property, for Real Estate, LLC LISHED 15’ (FIF- 71301 LA, 70380 bids for the instal- the protection and 101 Trevino - Berwick, La. TEEN FOOT) (318) 473-2100 The Board of lation of new lights preservation of the FILL DIRT, 985-380-2770 FRONT YARD The work to be Commissioners of at Central Park lien of the mort- RIVER SAND www.berwickrealty.com AND 5’ (FIVE performed under the St. Mary Par- and on the premis- gage for the pro- Licensed in Louisiana USA FOOT) SIDE this Contract in- ish Recreation Dis- es of the Commu- tection and preser- Anthony YARD SETBACK cludes, the demoli- trict #3 met in reg- nity Center. No vation of the mort- Resignola Carla Vaccarella Loupe, Broker AS PRESCRIBED tion of the existing ular session on motion was made gagee’s interest 384-0260 Matt Loupe, Assistant/Photographer IN SECTION 126- pump station at Monday January as Mr. Richard is thereunder, and pager 397-0338 47 OF THE CITY the intersection of 25, 2021 at 5:30 expected to have other amounts John G. Hudson, Sales Associate OF MORGAN Onstead and Ma- p.m. in the meet- more information provided by the 985-992-6977 CITY CODE OF ple Street and con- ing room at the at next months mortgage and ap- Gerry’s ORDINANCES. IF struction of a new Bayou Vista Com- meeting. plicable law, such Stump Removal APPROVED, THE pump station, in- munity Center. With no further as late charges, es- 985/312-9300 VARIANCE cluding but not Members Pres- business to dis- crow advances for WOULD ALLOW limited to, rebuilt ent: John Trevino, cuss, a motion to the payment of Garage Sale THE APPLICANT self-priming Calvin Johnson, adjourn was of- taxes and insur- TO PLACE A pumps, new con- Paul Tholen, fered by Bayleigh ance, corporate ad- 12’X20’ CAR- trols, new pump Bayleigh Barbier, Barbier with sec- vances, property )UHGHULFN¶V GLEN ELLIOTT PORT/CANOPY station building Dr. Jeffery Fitter, ond from Calvin appraisals, inspec- Broker STRUCTURE AT and foundation, Javon Charles Johnson. With no tion fees, prior at- (VWDWH6DOH RYAN LIPARI - Associate Broker THE FRONT OF wet well lining, Members Ab- guest comment, torney fees and ex- 7KXUV)HE ® KIM HAINES, REALTOR • DAWN MARCANTEL, AGENT THE RESIDEN- new suction and sent: Lane Bou- the motion carried, penses, abstract )UL)HE CINDY NELSON,REALTOR®®• PAULA ANSLUM, REALTOR 6DW)HE TIAL STRUC- discharge piping dreaux and the meeting and title charges, TOM CLARK, AGENT• MARTY HARDEN, AGENT TURE, RESULT- and appurtenanc- Employees of was adjourned. NSF charges, at- 9LFWRU ,,%OYG ®® LEMOYNE JONES, REALTOR • LYN KLEIN, REALTOR No children, mask req’d ING IN A 6’-6”* es, miscellaneous the District Pres- Javon Charles torney fees and ex- 1234 David Dr., Suite 204, Morgan City, LA 70380 (SIX FOOT, SIX site work, etc. ent: Jackie Rome- (S) Javon Charles penses, and other 985-399-1414 INCH) FRONT Copies of the ro Chairman charges which www.APRhouses.com YARD SETBACK bidding documents Employees of Adv. Feb. 26, 2021 plaintiff is permit- 3 FLY MOVING & AND 3’* (THREE shall be obtained the District Ab- ted to prove by GARAGE SALE FOOT) SIDE from the office of sent: Mark Rich- PUBLIC NOTICE verified petition, Sat. Feb. 27, 8am –Until Help Wanted Wanted To YARD SETBACK. Pan American En- ard verified supple- 1214 Main St/Patt. General Rent *MEASURE- gineers, LLC upon Guest: Scott LEGAL NOTICE mental petition, or HUNDREDS OF ITEMS!! MENT USING deposit of $200.00 Ramsey - St. Mary Sixteenth affidavit filed or Answering Service I Want to rent a house THE ST. MARY for each set of doc- Parish Council Judicial District submitted before Now Hiring or trailer in BV or PARISH ASSES- uments; or from Member Court distribution by the Garage Sale Patterson area. SOR GEOPOR- the electronic bid Secretary: Tyler —— sheriff of the pro- Sat., Feb. 27, 7-12 Night Shift Operator 985/702-8442 337-940-0094 TAL MAPPING submittal option Lambert PARISH OF ceeds of the judi- 221 Hogan St/Ber SYSTEM. as noted in the ad- John Trevino ST. MARY cial sale herein; Rain or Shine Homes For (NOTE: AS vertisement. The called the meeting —— and all law Lots of Stuff!! Business WITH ANY RE- deposit on the first to order at 5:30 STATE OF charges, fees and Rentals Sale QUEST FOR DE- set of documents p.m. Everyone LOUISIANA expenses incurred VIATION, WATER furnished to bona- present stood to Wells Fargo in connection or 3BR/1½ BA. house Garage Sale Commercial Waterfront RUNOFF ISSUES fide prime bidders recite the Pledge Bank NA relating to this in Patt. Lot 80’x180’ COULD OCCUR, will be fully re- of Allegiance. Vs. No. 135477 proceeding includ- Sat., Feb. 27th, 8-2 Property For Lease Selling below appraisal 3004 Carrol/Lakeside Morgan City & Charenton @ $125,000. THUS A MITIGA- funded upon re- Board members Div “G” ing without limita- Everything Must Go Canal Areas. 985/518-8221 TION PLAN turn of the docu- reviewed the min- Conrad Brady tion sheriff’s com- 985-384-8200 SHALL BE EVAL- ments, in good utes from the De- Richard mission, sheriff’s UATED AND AP- condition, no later cember board TAKE NOTICE, costs, court costs FOR SALE OR Real Estate 029,1* 6$/( PROVED.) than ten (10) days meeting. Paul that by virtue of all as permitted by RENT: 11 Acres, For Sale WK6W0& NOTICE IS after receipt of Tholen made a mo- Order of Seizure the note or mort- Fab building & office 6DW)HEXQWLO HEREBY FUR- bids. On other sets tion to accept them and Sale issued gage being en- THER GIVEN of documents fur- as written with a out of the Honor- forced by this pro- /RWVRI(YHU\WKLQJ Call 985/384-8200 5HDO(VWDWH THAT said Board nished to bidders, second from able 16th Judicial ceeding and all Storage yards )RU6DOH of Adjustment for the deposit less ac- Bayleigh Barbier. District Court, in costs of this pro-

The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Friday, February 26, 2021, Page 9 Patterson, CCHS head into state hoops playoffs Staff Report Patterson vs. and Math and M.L. King The Opelousas win, ac- tian, Comeaux, South Laurielle Bias led Two Tri-City area boys Charter. cording to The Acadiana Terrebonne and Central Catholic with 12 basketball teams quali- Frederick Meanwhile, Patterson Advocate, came after the Vandebilt Catholic. points. Other Central fied for the postseason Douglass has won four straight, most Tigers were forced to for- Berwick finished the Catholic scorers were as when brackets were re- The Patterson Lumb- recently defeating Lutcher feit all of their wins and season with a 0-20 mark. follows: Bri’Yannah leased Monday. erjacks will begin the 47-41. removed from the play- The Panthers were 0-8 in Johnson, eight; Jade Central Catholic is the Class 3A postseason at The squad’s last loss was offs. District 9-3A. Oliney, seven; Ire’yanna No. 6 seed in Division IV, home Friday when they a 59-55 loss to East St. MCHS, Berwick Girls basketball Young, four; and Angel while Patterson is Class host the Frederick John Feb. 4. Geason, two. 3A’s No. 9 seed. Douglass Bobcats from Patterson is 21-8 overall seasons season ends Central Catholic finishes Patterson will host No. New Orleans. and finished 6-2 in District conclude The local high school its season with a 5-11 mark. 24 Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass lost 9-3A action. Morgan City and girls basketball season On Feb. 18, No. 31 Friday at 7 p.m. its regular-season finale to Most recently, the Berwick High schools con- came to a close with Berwick fell in the bi-dis- Central Catholic will McDonogh No. 35 48-44. Lumberjacks defeated cluded their basketball sea- Central Catholic and trict round of the Class 3A begin the postseason at The Bobcats are 14-6 Lutcher 47-41. sons recently, both missing Berwick falling in their playoffs at No. 2 Albany 80- home Tuesday in the re- overall and finished 2-0 in Their wins this season the postseason. playoff openers. 39. gional round when it District have come against Rayne, Morgan City finished the Monday, Central Lay Bertrand led hosts No. 11 Sacred Their wins are against Westgate (twice), Barbe, season 9-23 overall and a Catholic, Division IV’s No. Berwick with 23 points. Heart at 6 p.m. There is the following: Warren West St. Mary, Morgan 2-8 record in District 8-4A 15 seed, fell in New Iberia Other scorers were Sam no bi-district round Easton, Sci Academy City (twice), South action. to District 7-1A foe and No. Kinchen, eight; Bronwyn among teams in select (twice), Riverdale, Sarah Terrebonne, Carencro, The Tigers finished the 2 seed Highland Baptist 60- Colbert, five; and Ashlynn brackets. T. Reed, John F. Kennedy, Abbeville, Terrebonne, J.S. season with a five-game 33. Fitter, three. Below is a preview of New Orleans Military & Clark Leadership Academy, losing streak. Highland took an 18-8 The playoff appearance Patterson’s first round Maritime, West St. John, Opelousas, Lafayette, Morgan City’s wins lead after the first quarter was the first for the Lady game, while a preview of John Ehret, Cohen Berwick (twice), Franklin, this season were against and extended its advantage Panthers since the 2006 Central Catholic’s re- College Prep, L.W. St. James (twice), Jeanerette, Centerville to 33-14 at halftime. The season. gional contest will be in Higgins, Ben Franklin, Donaldsonville and (twice), David Thibodaux, squad led Central Catholic Berwick finishes its sea- Monday’s newspaper. N.O. Charter Science Lutcher. Berwick, Houma Chris- 45-24 after three quarters. son with a 13-10 record.

mayor to ask him about paid one like his. looking into the situation That’s why Cockerham Pact with helping Amelia. said the departments New chairman (Continued from Page 1) However, Cockerham need to band together. He association. He said it sim- said he doesn’t want to said they have to find solu- ply references them as de- take over another depart- tions to assist those who partments, so he was un- ment, and even if he want- are grappling with budgets. aware there was an associ- ed to, he couldn’t handle it “Everybody’s hurting for ation. with the duties he has for money,” Cockerham said. Early in the meeting, his department. “Everybody’s hurting for Dragna said he still want- Hanagriff, who had dis- personnel. Who couldn’t ed to have individual cussed the issue privately use some more personnel? I agreements with the fire with Dragna and two oth- sure could.” agencies. However, he ers before Morgan City in- Morgan City Councilman said more research would voked the clause to opt out Lou Tamporello asked if ei- be done, and he would of the agreement, said he ther Berwick or Amelia is in come before the associa- never asked anyone to danger of closing their doors tion before making that take over Amelia’s depart- in the near future or need move. ment, where he said there help, to which they respond- He said if Morgan City are some budget issues ed no. No one else had that had to man a fire depart- that have arisen in recent issue in the parish, either, ment in Amelia, then he months that are being Hanagriff said. couldn’t do it under the worked through. While Dragna received current mutual aid agree- Cockerham noted it is a pushback for his initial plan ment. nationwide problem to to work individual coopera- Morgan City Fire Chief find people to fight fires tive endeavor agreements, Alvin Cockerham said now, whether it be for a towards the end of the Dragna was not the first volunteer department or a meeting, at the urging of Parish Councilman Rodney games and recorded 20 Olander, Dragna said first tackles (17 solo and three he would keep the mutual Griffin assists). He also had one aid agreement in place but (Continued from Page 1) fumble recovery. come back to the association He said the coaches an- Lochard also knows if any changes need to be The Daily Review/Bill Decker Sterling College Athletic ticipate he will play safety made. Outgoing St. Mary Chamber of Commerce Chairman Jason Watson, left, Director Scott Downing, at Sterling. Dragna finally said he hands the post to the new chairman, Raymond Price of Berwick. Price, who While Hawkins said it who gave Lochard his would seek council approv- is also a Berwick Town Council member, will serve a one-year term. The first-ever job at Northern would be hard to see her al first and then come to son leave for college, she the association to make Chamber's board appointments were announced Wednesday at the Petro- Colorado. leum Club of Morgan City. “Kylan is going to be said he was raised to pre- any changes. lights out at that pro- pare himself for a moment gram,” Lochard said. like this. “They got a big-time stu- “I’m very proud I gave gal use, possession or con- session of methamphet- Police Department custo- dent athlete in their door. him the skills that he trol of weapons; monetary amine and possession of dy and was booked. He is As soon as Kylan gets to needs to survive once he’s Arrest instrument abuse and drug paraphernalia. being held on a $500,000 campus, he’s going to raise not around me, and he’s (Continued from Page 1) possession of marijuana. He was taken to the St. bond. the level of competition of showing that on and off He was transported to Mary Parish Law Soignet said this is still everybody around him. the field and at home,” she Morgan City Police the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center for an active investigation and “He was our unques- said. “He even has a job af- Department after he was Enforcement Center for booking. No bail has been more arrests are likely. tioned leader of our team ter he gets out of school. I seen getting into a vehicle, booking and now is booked set. A press conference will on the field, at practice, in know he’s going to do well, St. Mary Parish Sheriff in the Terrebonne Parish Boudreaux already be held once the investiga- the weight room,” Lochard because he was prepared Blaise Smith said. Jail with no bond set. was in Morgan City tion is complete. added. “He leads by exam- for all this.” A traffic stop was con- As the investigation ple, but he also is the team Lochard also touted ducted at Delmar and continued, detectives, District boards for 13 captain type of personality Griffin’s academics as he Venus streets in Bayou along with Berwick Police years. that can lead others vocal- said his student-athlete Vista, and Fitch was ar- Department officers, trav- Rental The resolution praised ly as well.” has a 3.7 grade point aver- rested on the warrant. He eled to an Oregon Street Broussard for his “dedi- In his senior season, age and “plenty high also was booked on a St. (Continued from Page 1) residence in Berwick to cation and distinguished Griffin played in five enough ACT score.” Mary Parish Sheriff’s locate Martin. Also Wednesday: service to the Citizens of Office warrant for failure Officers spoke with —The council passed a St. Mary Parish.” to appear on charges of Martin at the residence, resolution of respect for —The council heard possessing or carrying a and they subsequently Barry Broussard, a St. that appointing a succes- Laura B. concealed weapon; posses- discovered drugs and Mary Levee District sor to Broussard on the sion with intent to distrib- drug paraphernalia. board member from Levee District board will ute methamphetamine; Johnson Martin was arrested Berwick who died Jan. have to wait. possession of clonazepam; and also was charged with 11. Broussard, a Vietnam State law says the new November 21, 1937 — February 19, 2021 possession of cocaine; ille- possession of heroin, pos- veteran, served on the board member must be Laura B. Johnson, age 83, passed away peacefully on appointed by the governor Friday, February 19, 2021 in Kingwood, Texas. Levee District and Wax from a list of three names She was born November 21, 1937, in Sulphur, La., to Lake East Drainage submitted by the Parish Nelson Sr. and Laura Dupre. She married Charles Jerrie S. Council. “Charlie” Johnson on July 25, 1969, in Tioga, La. She So far, only one appli- worked in bookkeeping with MC Bank until her retire- Around Hockett Freia cant, Andrew V. Mancuso, ment. has come forward. Laura truly loved life and taking care of her family. February, 9, 1936 — February 17, 2021 Town —The council accepted She enjoyed spending time Jerrie S. Hockett Freia, 85, of Pace, Florida, passed the resignation of with friends and family, and away on February 17, 2021. Happy 84th birthday Orlando Bank from the especially the time spent Jerrie was born on February, 9, 1936 in Wheeler, to my wonderful, caring Recreation District No. 2 with her grandchildren and Texas to Calvin and Viola husband, Larry Giroir, board effective Feb. 15. great-grandchildren. Laura Hockett. She lived and love, Nedra and the fami- —The council passed a was always giving great ad- raised her family in Morgan ly … Happy 12th birth- resolution authorizing vice from the heart and City, Louisiana and moved day Beau LeBlanc from Parish President David helped anyone in need. to Pace, Florida three years family and friends … Hanagriff to issue a certif- She is survived by her ago. Happy birthday icate of substantial com- husband of 51 years, Jerrie was a lifetime Saturday to Alfred “Billy” pletion for a runway re- Charlie; son, Billy Croker Catholic and member of the Taylor and Sunday to marking project at Harry and his wife Joyce; brother, American Pomeranian Jalen Minor from family, P. Williams Memorial Nelson Dupre Jr. and his Club, a founding member of friends and Ira. Airport. wife Janna; sisters-in-law, the Cajun Pomeranian Elizabeth Harris, and Laura B. Club. Elizabeth “Sissy” Stoffel Johnson She is survived by her and her husband Jeff; six three sons, Joseph Freia Jr., grandchildren, Brooke Thomas and husband Ross, Kenneth Freia and Brian Freia; daughter, Vanessa Jerrie S. Lauren Croker, Chase Croker and wife Kaela, Kyle Hockett Freia Corey and wife Lindsey, Kevin Corey and Kelly Davis; Freia Naquin; sister, Sybil eight great-grandchildren, Bailey Wolcott, Jake Croker, Jo Gauget; four grandchil- Nadya Khan, Zachary Thomas, Micah Myers, Harper dren and one great-grandchild. Corey, Mikaela Davis and Conner Davis; and many In lieu of flowers the family has requested donations nieces, nephews and cousins. be made to Alzheimer’s Research foundations. A private family service will be held in Morgan City Family, friends, and others whose lives Laura at Morgan City Cemetery and Mausoleum. touched are invited to a Memorial Service at St. BAYVIEW FISHER-POU CHAPEL, 3351 Scenic Hwy., Joseph Catholic Church in Patterson, La. on Pensacola, FL is entrusted with arrangements. Saturday, March 20, 2021, at 11 a.m. to celebrate Condolences may be offered at www.bayviewfisher-pouch- Laura’s life. apel.com.

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Almanac Louisiana Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 77° Low ...... 56° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... 0.00” 60/77 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow Your Source For All 54/75 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. 65/73 As a disturbance moves into the Northeast, a mix of rain and snow can fall in upstate Shown is the highest value for each day. New York and interior New England tomorrow. Elsewhere in the region, rain is expect- Saturday ...... 80° ed. Rain will stretch southwestward to northern Texas. Snow will fall in the interior Sunday ...... 81° West. Monday ...... 76° Tuesday ...... 67° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Wednesday ...... 71° Lafayette 64/80 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 64/78 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Saturday, Febru- Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change ary 27. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Call Today & Subscribe Lake Charles 64/78 Galveston — 1:23 a.m. High 1.1; 9:24 a.m. Low -0.5; 5:14 p.m. High 1.0; 9:15 p.m. Low 0.8 8 a.m...... 1 64/76 MORGAN CITY Simmesport 47 15.11 R0.10 Noon ...... 2 64/79 Vermilion Bay — 12:51 a.m. High 1.3; 8:51 Butte Larose 25 8.23 F0.08 a.m. Low -0.5; 4:42 p.m. High 1.2; 8:42 p.m. The Daily Review 4 p.m...... 1 Houma Morgan City 4 2.62 R0.02 Low 0.9 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 63/79 Joseph Bayou — 9:04 p.m. High 1.1; 5:36 a.m. 384-8370 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI Low -0.5; none High ; none Low 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 22.10 R0.80 Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 9:47 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM High 0.8; 7:30 a.m. Low -0.3; none High ; none Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 31.10 R0.40 Low Synopsis: A modest onshore flow will continue The State Red Riv Ldg 48 34.50 R0.10 Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 9:02 through the weekend, with areas of dense marine Sun and Moon p.m. High 1.0; 5:40 a.m. Low -0.5; none High Sat. Sun. Sat. Sun. Baton Rouge 35 19.60 none ; none Low fog. Biloxi Bay — 10:31 p.m. High 1.4; 7:23 a.m. Sunrise Saturday ...... 6:33 a.m. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Donaldsville 27 12.20 F0.10 Pascagoula to Atchafalaya River Sunset Saturday night ...... 6:03 p.m. Low -0.7; none High ; none Low Abbeville 77 66 c 77 65 c Houma 79 66 pc 80 65 c New Orleans 17 6.00 none Tonight through Sunday, variable winds 10 knots, Moonrise Saturday ...... 6:40 p.m. Wine Island — 10:55 p.m. High 1.0; 8:32 a.m. Alexandria 73 68 c 74 61 c Kenner 77 65 pc 77 65 c OHIO Low -0.4; none High ; none Low seas 1 foot, patchy fog. Sunday night and Monday, Moonset Saturday ...... 7:02 a.m. variable winds 5 to 10 knots, seas 1 foot, chance of Baton Rouge 80 67 c 79 65 pc Lafayette 78 67 c 79 63 c Cairo 40 27.00 R1.78 Full Last New First Bogalusa 78 65 c 80 66 c Lake Charles 76 66 c 78 64 c showers. Bossier City 73 66 r 70 52 r Monroe 77 68 sh 76 55 sh Extended Marine Forecast Chalmette 75 65 pc 77 65 c New Iberia 78 67 pc 75 67 c Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Monday night and Tuesday, variable winds 10 to Crowley 78 67 c 77 65 c New Orleans 78 66 pc 79 64 c Forecasts and graphics provided by 15 knots, seas 1 to 2 feet, chance of showers and r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 Feb 27 Mar 5 Mar 13 Mar 21 Harvey 77 65 pc 77 65 c Shreveport 75 66 r 73 52 r thunderstorms.

RUN YOUR RUN YOUR AD HERE AD HERE Every Friday Every Friday For Only ... For Only ... $ $ 80 PER MONTH! 80 PER MONTH! Bayou Teche Scenic Byway receives National Scenic Byway designation The Bayou Teche Scenic tional traveling experi- Byway received the presti- ence so recognized by gious designation of Na- travelers that they would tional Scenic Byway by make a drive along the the Federal Highway Ad- highway a primary rea- ministration on Feb. 16. son for their trip. In 2020, 63 nomination Located along the Bay- applications were sub- ou Teche National Water mitted. Forty-nine by- and Paddle Trail in the ways in 28 states were heart of the Atchafalaya designated, including 34 National Heritage Area, National Scenic Byways the byway is home to an and 15 All-American incredibly beautiful nat- Roads. ural landscape and winds This determination through four parishes, takes into account evi- St. Landry, St. Martin, dence of intrinsic quali- Iberia and St. Mary. ty(s); demonstration of With an authentic, national or regional sig- walk-able oil rig; stately nificance; overall visitor’s historic homes; swamp experience; and demon- and paddle tours; and stration of long-term sus- tasty Cajun fare, the sce- tainability. nic self-guided tour has To receive a national something for everyone Submitted Photo designation, a road must from the history buff to The Bayou Teche Scenic Byway has received designation as a National Scenic Byway from the Federal High- possess intrinsic quali- the avid outdoorsman. way Administration. ties that are nationally You can find the Bayou significant. The road, the Teche Scenic Byway attractions and the ame- route through a link at- nities along the route tached to this story at: Guard works to deliver vaccine to La. must provide an excep- StMaryNow.com. Bowling scores PETROLEUM LEAGUE Week 21 (Feb. 17) W L Satchel of Richards 58½ 25½ Johnny’s Wrecker 54 30 A & M Dockside 47 37 MISTRAS 42½ 41½ That’s How we Roll 41 43 Roy’s Trucking 40 44 Coastwide Elect. 39 45 Chabill’s 38 46 Antebellum Renov. 37½ 46½ MC Paint & Body 36 48 Conrad 35½ 48½ Allen’s TV Cable 34 50 Individual high scores: Seth Hebert 247, 279, 219 games, (745) series; Rick Sartwell 219, 245, 264, (728); Anthony Falgout Jr. 212, 205, 278; Eric Morri- son 203, 239, 236; Gerald Colwart 268, 202; Kenny Keton 220, 258; Patrick Thibodeaux 224, 235; Wally Arcemont 220, 255; Murray Hebert 222, 201; Jona- than Spinella 228, 201; David Boudreaux 221, 219; Gerard Labit 268, 202; Jon Reynaud 201, 233; Jere- my Dykes 234; Tamara Aucoin 230; Joshua Thomas U.S. Army National Guard/Staff Sgt. Thea James 230; Hunter Boudreaux 227; Mark Kleimann 223; Ja- Louisiana National Guard troops administer COVID-19 vaccinations to the public last month at the Louisiana son Pye 212; Mark Corbin 206; Lisa Powell 204; Mike State Fairgrounds in Shreveport. Kapp 203; Lawrence Simoneaux 203; Dena Thibo- deaux 202; and Alberto Bochas 200. By STAFF SGT. JO- Dr. John Vanchiere, shot delivery missions, taling 356,550 adminis- GUYS & DOLLS LEAGUE SIAH PUGH chief of Pediatric Infec- transporting 1,169 vials tered COVID tests. Week 18 (Feb. 18) LANG Public tious Diseases at LSU of the COVID vaccine. “We’ve worked with W L Affairs Office Health-Shreveport and “We are partnered Intl. Alignment 47½ 24½ the National Guard since Satchel of Richards 46½ 25½ NEW ORLEANS – the director of Commu- with the Louisiana De- the beginning of COVID Fishing for Strikes 43½ 28½ More than 900 Louisiana nity Outreach for Test- partment of Health,” on testing, and it’s been a Deep 37 35 National Guardsmen re- ing and Vaccination Pro- said Capt. Alisha Mah- Johnny’s Wrecker 36 36 fantastic partnership,” Bach’s 35 37 main activated to assist gram, said, “The LANG fouz, 159th Fighter Boss 33 39 with pandemic opera- is integral to our part- Wing. “There are a lot of said Dr. Jennifer Avegno, SNAFU 33 39 director of the New Orle- Naughty But Nice 33 39 tions, to include helping nership in making this enthusiastic people all Jerry’s Kids 30½ 41½ administer the successful. They are as- around who are working ans Health Department. Moe’s Poboys 30 42 COVID-19 vaccine to sisting us with the logis- long and hard hours to “We’re really excited to Hensgens Bros. 27 45 residents of the state, tics at all of our sites make these missions, Weekly high scores: (male) Anthony Falgout Jr. get it rolled out again now Feb. 9, 2021. with not just traffic con- possible and get as many 237, 217, 242; Jerry Pillaro 205, 202, 201; Chris May- with vaccines.” on 266, 213; Kenny Keton 225, 258; Kelvin Smith Soldiers and airmen trol but helping us get people vaccinated as we Since the spring of are assisting local health patients registered and can.” 212, 239; Brett Keton 203, 225; Jeremy Dykes 223, 2020, the LANG has authorities by support- really keeping things The LANG also con- 203; Johnny Lirette 207, 207; Devin Hidalgo 207, 200; packaged 23.7 million Mark Corbin 251; Gerard Labit 216; and James Nav- ing vaccine sites across safe, orderly and moving tinues to support 18 pounds of food while oper- erre 210; and (women) Lisa Powell 203, 211, (604); the state in order to properly and efficiently.” open medical test sites MacKenzie Amador 207, 224; Pam Hensgens 236; speed up distribution of To date, the LANG and 8 open food banks ating at eight food banks Liberty Falgout 219; and Gretchen Corbin 204. the vaccine. has completed 87 hot- throughout the state, to- throughout the state.