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Geismar, Louisiana is located in Ascension Parish. Zip codes in Geismar, LA include 70734.

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Thursday Feb 9 | The Advocate

23rd Judicial District judge

Civil and criminal lawyer Matthew Pryor has the experience, community involvement and respect for the U.S. Constitution to be a judge in the 23rd Judicial District, he said in declaring his candidacy for the office.

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Mon Feb 06, 2012

WAFB-TV Baton Rouge

Parents worried about former meth house

A house tarnished by meth and other drugs has people in an Ascension Parish neighborhood pressing their leaders for answers.

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Wed Feb 01, 2012

The Advocate

Committee recommends new planning commissioners

The former president of Eatel and the former superintendent of Ascension Parish schools were the top ranked applicants recommended for a seat on the parish Planning and Zoning Commission.

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ESPN

Alabama reels in No. 1 class

Alabama put the finishing touches on its second national championship in the last three seasons less than a month ago.

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Fri Jan 20, 2012

The Daily Advertiser

Tailback Hill enrolls at LSU

After losing two major recruits to Alabama and Notre Dame sandwiched around a BCS national championship loss to Alabama by 21-0, LSU has landed one of the best football players in the state a year removed.

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Sun Jan 15, 2012

Zachary Plainsman News

A Day On, Not Off: Students to commemorate MLK through service day

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 16, more than 160 LSU students, along with community partners and residents, will volunteer at several sites in historic Old South Baton Rouge, or OSBR, to facilitate a home rehabilitation and provide site improvements for one church and two community gardens.

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