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St. Tammany picks up after storm
While lightening bolts, intense rain and wind Thursday night caused the four-day Mandeville Seafood Festival to lose a beat and thousands of St.
Storm cancels first night of Mandeville Seafood Festival
A woman protects a baby as strong winds from a thunderstorm blow through Thursday during the Mandeville Seafood Festival at Fontainebleau State Park.
Causeway proposes crisscrossing interchange at Louisiana 22 in Mandeville
If Causeway General Manager Robert Lambert has his way, drivers will someday be negotiating the congested Louisiana 22/U.S. 190 interchange in Mandeville using a crisscrossing pattern that provides more convenient access to on-ramps. crisscrossing interchange at Louisiana 22 Proponents of the innovative design, called a diverging diamond ...
Registration for the Miss Mandeville Seafood Festival and The Mandeville Idol Contest is available online.
Adolescent Hospital Likely To Shut Down
An effort to save the only public in-patient mental health facility for teens appears to have come up short, and the New Orleans Adolescent Health Center is likely to shut down in the near future.
Lockport Man Faces Armed Robbery, Kidnapping Charges
Police said they have arrested a 19-year-old Lockport man and charged him in connection with an armed robbery on June 24.
Festival gets big bill for parking
When the Mandeville Seafood Festival was held at Fontainebleau State Park for the first time last year, the adjacent Pelican Park agreed to host overflow parking for about $400. What the park got was thousands of cars and a big mess to clean up afterward, for which the park billed the festival an extra $1,400, park officials said.
Blues musician Lindell takes charge of his career
After 25 years in music and eight albums, from the look of his latest album and the sound of the music, it appears Eric Lindell is firmly in charge of his career.
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Canada may seek closer ties to La. on oil
Canada hopes to strengthen its ties with Louisiana's energy industry and is working to extend its crude oil pipelines to Louisiana refineries, Consul General of Canada Norris Pettis said Tuesday.
Bill would re-open reform talk
The idea, familiar as it is, makes one cringe. We desperately need to reduce the size of government, so ... We create a commission.
Proposed, tougher DWI laws likely to become a reality
Some lawmakers call it a loophole in Louisiana's DWI laws - those who refuse to submit to a breathalyzer test can often avoid major drunk driving penalties.
Archdiocese of New Orleans now plans to use FEMA money to build community center in the 7th Ward
The Archdiocese of New Orleans has changed plans and hopes to use federal storm-damage money it had once slated for the suburbs to build a new community center at the former Corpus Christi school in the 7th Ward.
Supriya Jindal touts math and science in Mandeville
A tour of Louisiana schools brought Supriya Jindal to Pontchartrain Elementary and Tchefuncte Middle schools in Mandeville on Wednesday, where she told students that "math and science is everywhere." "It's in your glasses that you're wearing.
Continue reading "Push to allow smaller lot sizes in Mandeville blunted"
Responding to an outcry from residents, the Mandeville Planning Commission has withdrawn a proposal to allow smaller lot sizes in several residential neighborhoods.
Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle in Mandeville
A 28-year-old man died Friday night after being hit by a vehicle on Florida Street in Mandeville, police said Monday.
Non-Profit Festival Facing Big Parking Upcharge
Organizers of one of St. Tammany Parish's oldest festivals say greed could compromise its cause if Pelican Park organizers go forward with a plan to charge $20,000 for parking.
Analysis: No change in state's homestead exemption
Six weeks ago, it was a hot topic in the halls of the Capitol: give lots of homeowners a huge break on their local property taxes.
St. Tammany deputy accused of indecent behavior
St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Jack Strain says he has fired a deputy who is accused of inappropriate conversations with a 13-year-old girl, and kissing her once.
Battle brewing over parking at Mandeville Seafood Fest
A battle is brewing over parking for the Mandeville Seafood Festival, something that could put a big snag in the Fourth of July weekend for tens of thousands in the metro area.
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