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Looking North for July 9, 2009
An exhibit of Charles Fryling Jr.'s photographs of the Atchafalaya Basin is on display through July at the Zachary branch library, 1900 Church St.
Developer David Slaughter says Capitol Lofts, the controversial apartment building planned for the north side of Spanish Town next to Arsenal Park, will include 67 units, including 18 one-bedrooms, 40 two-bedrooms, and nine three-bedrooms, and will be four stories.
Dr. Kassie Freeman tapped to serve as interim president of SU System
The Southern University Board of Supervisors has chosen a top-ranking vice president as the interim president of the Southern system.
Mayor's Office Questions Group's Ties To TV Station
A spokesperson for Mayor Ray Nagin said she was unaware that the group looking into the disappearance of emails at New Orleans City Hall has a relationship with a local television station that sued the city to access those files.
Rezoning hearing delayed to July 22
Acting at the request of developer David C. Slaughter, the East Baton Rouge Parish Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday deferred until July 22 action on a proposal to build a 115-unit apartment development in Spanish Town.
Angel Nicole Guidry and Raymond Felix Mikolajczyk, III exchanged wedding vows on June 19, 2009 at Sacred Heart Church in Broussard, Rev.
Anvil Attachments Offers Grapple Rebuild Kits
Anvil Attachments , Slaughter, La., has introduced a line of grapple rebuild kits.
Community Briefly: Locals to be inducted into 4-H Hall of Fame
Two local residents are among 12 new members to be inducted into the Louisiana 4-H Hall of Fame during the grand opening of the Louisiana 4-H Museum in Mansura from 2 to 4 p.m. July 18.
Gill Pratt finds herself in the midst of SUNO firings
The past few weeks have not been good for Renee Gill Pratt. The former New Orleans city council member who has recently been accused of racketeering, finds herself at the center of a heated debate about the appropriateness of a recommendation to terminate 14 administrative and staff positions while allowing other employees to retain their jobs.
Advance Baton Rouge to divide July 1
After four years in operation, Advance Baton Rouge is splitting into two separate nonprofits, one focused on running its five charter schools, the other focused on its many other initiatives.
University officials urge panel to offset cuts
BATON ROUGE - State universities faced with major budget cuts are looking in 'every nook and cranny' to find ways to save money, the state's top higher education official said Tuesday.
Plane crashes in Slaughter; victim trapped
Authorities are on the scene of a crash involving a small plane in East Feliciana Parish.
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Official: Plane crashes, injuring pilot
A small plane crashed near a southeast Louisiana airport Monday morning, critically injuring the pilot, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said.
Victim in Slaughter plane crash dies
A man whose plane crashed into an airstrip in Slaughter this morning has died, said Julie Madere, a spokeswoman for Lane Regional Medical Center.
Board to hold charter school meeting
East Feliciana Parish School Board members said Tuesday they will hold a special meeting at a later date to hear a Slaughter group's proposal to start a charter school in the southern part of the parish.
East Feliciana School Board meets at college
The East Feliciana Parish School Board's monthly meeting will be held at the Louisiana Technical College's Folkes Campus on Tuesday, rather than at the School Board office in Clinton.
Suspect in shooting surrenders to police
East Feliciana Parish sheriff's deputies arrested a 24-year-old man Friday night in the slaying of another man Thursday, a spokesman for Sheriff Talmadge Bunch said.
E. Feliciana deputies probe shooting
East Feliciana Parish sheriff's deputies are investigating a Thursday afternoon shooting that left one man dead, a spokesman for Sheriff Talmadge Bunch said.
Southern University is planning a major fundraising capital campaign to raise at least $25 million in the coming years, university officials said.
Board of Regents Halts New Programs
The Louisiana Board of Regents has identified college and university programs which could be eliminated due to low-completion rates and halted most new academic program approvals.
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