BATON ROUGE — Financial troubles left behind by Gov.
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A Chauvin man was sentenced last week to serve seven years in prison for a June crash in Terrebonne Parish that claimed the life of William Matthew Boyne, 22 of Patterson.
Morgan City Project Graduation is hosting a Zombie Apocalypse race Jan. 21. Fees to enter the race will increase after Jan. 14.
Donations for whole blood, double red cell, platelet and plasma are needed at United Blood Services center in Morgan City.
St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert reported the following arrests:
It was a cold weekend across the entire nation as a blast of frigid winter descended nearly every state.
St. Mary/Vermilion Community Action Agency is promoting several utility assistance programs to help households in distress due to the cost of electricity and gas bills.
SAS Construction Inc. was recently invited to attend Cabot Corporation’s Global Supplier Conference in Charlotte, NC. Out of 10,000 suppliers, the top 100 vendors/contractors were invited.
By COLIN MURPHEY
Last year was tough in Baton Rouge.
Lawmakers and the new governor were blindsided by a multi-billion dollar deficit that demanded multiple legislative sessions to address.
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Geoff Stoute talks with CCHS boys coach about the upcoming state semifinal game against Hamilton Christian.