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St. John clears barrier to return of Reserve-Edgard ferry
The Edgard-to-Reserve ferry has been closed for more than two years. It was photographed in 2006.
Church's garden project helps children learn
Our Lady of Divine Providence church community in Metairie recently celebrated the feast day of its namesake, as well as Thanksgiving and a bountiful harvest of vegetables from their first "Going Green" project.
The St. John the Baptist Parish Council hired firms Tuesday to begin design work on two $29.5 million bond issue projects on the west bank, During its regular meeting in Edgard, councilmembers unanimously authorized Chenevert Architects of Baton Rouge and Meyer Engineers, which has offices in Metairie and Mandeville, to work on bond issue projects ...
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Debris damages New Roads ferry
State highway officials took the 35-car ferry operating between St. Francisville and New Roads out of service Thursday after debris in the Mississippi River damaged the vessel's propeller.
New Roads ferry out of service until Sunday
The New Roads/St. Francisville ferry will be out of service until Sunday because of propeller damage.
Twelve day care centers, including three in the New Orleans area, have lost their state operating licenses because of safety concerns, the state Department of Social Services announced Tuesday, as it wrapped up a new round of inspections.
Students groomed for jobs in dual-enrollment courses
Glowing orange sparks flew against Letrell Fiffie's khaki school uniform pants, but he wasn't concerned.
State considers tolls for ferry pedestrians
The state's transportation chief said Tuesday that his office is considering charging pedestrians on three New Orleans area ferries $1 per ride, the same that is now assessed to vehicles.
Big gains at several St. Charles, St. John schools
The Louisiana Department of Education released school and district performance scores Tuesday, basking in a statewide improvement of 4.7 points, from 86.3 in 2008, to 91 in 2009.
St. Charles Museum at Destrehan Plantation to open this month
It was built as the home of the overseer of a sugar plantation. But an 1820s cottage on the grounds of Destrehan Plantation will see its latest incarnation as a testament to the petroleum industry in St.
State wants to end St. John river ferry
With Louisiana facing a projected budget deficit, Gov. Bobby Jindal has given his administration orders to trim the fat, and state transportation officials suggest permanently mooring most of Louisiana's ferries, which they say are a perennial budget drain.
BRETT DUKE/ THE TIMES-PICAYUNE The Reserve-Edgard ferry landing in Reserve stands vacant Monday, October 5, 2009.
Dispute over bike leads to stabbing, shooting in St. John
St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's detectives are investigating a fight in Wallace on Sunday in which one man was stabbed and the other was shot during an argument over a bicycle, a Sheriff's Office spokesman said Monday.
The theme song of the television sitcom "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" was retold in a whole new way Friday.
West St. John High School gains gusto from technology projects
Shayla Guidry helps Blandy Young edit a video Tuesday at West St. John High School, where Young, an 11th grader, is an editor of a morning news show for the school.
St. John water tower repair bids to be sought
About $3.4 million from a bond issue approved in April has been allocated to water tower work.
St. John the Baptist Parish adult education program moves to new home
Adult education students Corey Brown, 23, Rachel Guillory, 33, and Holly Landry, 28, work on computers Thursday at the old Garyville Grammar School.