Wednesday Nov 11 | Times-Picayune
St. Charles Parish library plans changed without formal votes, councilman says
St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan will ask the Parish Council on Monday to call for an investigation into how the new building expanded from a 26,000-square-foot building to the 40,000-square-foot building that will open early next year.
School performance score success stories cite hard work, perseverance
Fourth-grade students at Lake Pontchartrain Elementary School raise their hands to answer math questions Thursday.
Des Allemands man sought in armed robbery of two Paradis men
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office is looking for a second suspect in the armed robbery of two Paradis men in their home last week.
Avoid Salmonella and Baby Turtles
MANY a year ago my AMBLIN' WITH ABE column in the River Parishes Guide, Paradis, LA, carried the warning that handling baby turtles could result in kids catching salmonella.
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Changes at New Orleans' landmark eatery Antoine's
"I believe it," said Sterling Constant, 58, who has been a waiter at the famous French Quarter restaurant for 42 years.
Paradis library plans go online
Plans for a new St. Charles Parish library in Paradis are now posted on the library system's Web site, and the Library Board has set a meeting Thursday to approve the layout.
3 tax renewals going before voters
St. Charles Parish voters will decide whether to renew property taxes supporting medical services, the parish's nine volunteer fire departments and road construction in an Oct.
3 arrested, 1 at large, in bar beating
Deputies arrested three lounge patrons and are looking for a fourth in the armed robbery and beating of a bar assistant manager at midnight Tuesday after he called for closing time, the Lafourche Sheriff's Office reported.
St. Charles Parish Schools open
BRETT DUKE / THE TIMES-PICAYUNE R.J. Vial Elementary School fifth grader Bailey Melancon put her school supplies away Thursday, August 13, 2009 on the first day of school in Paradis.
Thomas L. Clark IV, 20, 122 Champagne Drive, Lot 24, Hahnville, was booked July 16 with simple burglary in connection with the burglary of a vehicle in Paradis.
Driver to get 10 years in fatality
A Harvey man who caused an accident that killed a Paradis woman and sent 30 high school students to the hospital in January has pleaded guilty to charges that could get him a 10-year sentence.
St. Charles Parish teacher named state middle school teacher of the year
State middle school teacher of the year Stacy Harkreader Neighbors believes learning is as important for teachers as it is for students.
St. Charles Parish's water meter readers sometimes go into hard-to-reach places, including industrial plants with beefed-up security and scattered houses on big lots.
Man leads police on foot, car chase through Destrehan
Cedrick Haynes led police on chase, police say. A New Orleans man led State Police and St.
Parish Council has full agenda
Residents who live along U.S. 90 in St. Charles Parish will have a more reliable water supply once a project to replace a 1.6-mile-long iron pipe with a wider plastic one is completed.
School Board donates land for library
The St. Charles Parish School Board on Wednesday voted to donate a 1.8-acre tract in Paradis to the St.
St. Charles Parish drainage district subsidy may be at risk
A $254,000 St. Charles Parish subsidy to the Sunset Drainage District could be in jeopardy after a Parish Council vote Monday.
Recall of St. Charles official launched
A Des Allemands couple has filed a recall petition against St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan.
Paradis railroad crossings to close for repair
Three railroad crossings along Old Spanish Trail in Paradis will close betwen 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. on different days beginning Tuesday as Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad performs track maintainance.