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Council bans city-funded alcohol on trips Move part of political backlash to mayor’s travel spending

BY JAMES FINN Staff writer

The New Orleans City Council has banned city officials from buying alcohol on the city’s dime, part of a broader effort to restrict Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s travel spending amid a bitter conflict between the executive and legislative branches of city government.

The ordinance prohibits employees from buying or collecting reimbursements for alcohol purchased on trips. City codes and policies had not previously said Cantrell whether alcohol can be expensed or not, but Louisiana law bars such reimbursements for state workers.

The council deliberated for less than a minute Thursday before approving the ordinance carried by council Vice President Helena Moreno on a 6-0

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Public safety consultants said a ‘sparse’ and ‘overstretched’ New Orleans Police Department is limited in its ability to gather the sort of intelligence that would prevent future attacks in the aftermath of a deadly New year’s Day attack on Bourbon Street.

Emails from outside consultants cite poor communication, intelligence gaps

BY JOSEPH CRANNEY, JEFF ADELSON and BEN MYERS Staff writers

Public safety consultants working behind closed doors to examine the city of New Orleans’ emergency tactics flagged communication breakdowns that persisted weeks after the deadly New Year’s Day attack on Bourbon Street, newly released emails show.

Those consultants also identified a “sparse” and “overstretched” New Orleans Police Department limited in its ability to gather the sort of intelligence that would prevent future

attacks. They further recommended that the city empower its officers to search video surveillance more easily.

In late January, Bill Bratton, a former New York City Police Department commissioner hired to assess the city’s weaknesses, had identified a lack of coordination among the top brass of the Bratton NOPD, the city’s homeland security department and Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s office as the city worked to prepare for Super Bowl LIX and Mardi Gras.

“At the moment it feels as if each

N.O. judge faces possible suspension

BY JOHN SIMERMAN Staff writer

entity is doing its ‘own thing,’ ” Bratton wrote in a Jan. 23 email to NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick.

Kirkpatrick responded with her own frustration that she was left out of another city agency’s plans to add security barriers to other pedestrian hot spots in New Orleans, including Frenchmen Street and Jackson Square.

Ultimately, New Orleans did successfully coordinate security for the

A New Orleans judge is facing a potentially lengthy suspension over a pair of attack ads and other alleged misdeeds during her campaign nearly five years ago.

Orleans Parish Civil District Judge Jennifer Medley is set to go before the Louisiana Judiciary Commission on Friday to answer to four counts of ethical miscon- Medley duct, all from a gritty run for office in 2020 that was backed by trash magnate Sidney Torres IV. The Office of Special Counsel, which prosecutes

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Book Festival guest Goldberg discusses Signal chat controversy

BY RICH COLLINS

Staff writer

Tulane University grabbed a small spot in the national conversation over the Trump administration’s Signal chat leak on Thursday as journalist Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine, discussed his blockbuster article and its implications for U.S. security at the New Orleans Book Festival.

Goldberg, who on Monday pub-

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lished his account of how he was inadvertently added to a group chat that top U.S. officials were using to discuss military strikes against Houthi rebel targets in Yemen, said the administration’s reaction to his article led him to release nearly the full transcript two days later.

“This was a serious breach of national security,” Goldberg said.

“They had an opportunity to accept that they made a mistake, tell us how they’re going to fix the mistake and move on. Instead, they attacked the messenger, which is part of the playbook.”

Goldberg said if Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and others hadn’t reacted the way they did, he wouldn’t have published the rest of

Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic, speaks at the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane on Thursday.

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Amsterdam stabbing attack wounds five

AMSTERDAM — A knife-wielding assailant in Amsterdam seriously wounded five people — including two from the United States, one from Belgium and one from Poland — in a stabbing attack Thursday on a busy shopping street, Dutch police said.

The attack lasted several minutes before the assailant was stopped by a passerby near the city’s Dam Square in the late afternoon. Police cordoned off the area and several ambulances and a trauma helicopter were called to the scene.

Authorities said in a statement that no motive had been established for the attack, but that police were considering a scenario where the man targeted victims at random.

The victims were identified as a 67-year-old woman and a 69year old man from the United States, a 73-year-old woman from Belgium, a 26-year-old man from Poland and a 19-year old Dutch woman from Amsterdam.

“The police investigation is in full swing and has full priority at the moment. We hope to soon get more clarity about the background of this horrible stabbing,” Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema said in a statement. Our hearts go out to the victims, their families and loved ones,” The assailant was injured when he was overpowered by a bystander.

L.A. Sheriff’s Department retests 4K DNA samples LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said this week it will retest 4,000 DNA samples and open an internal investigation after learning that it used potentially flawed test kits for eight months.

Sheriff’s officials said Wednesday that a test kit manufacturer sent a letter in August warning the department to stop using certain kits that were prone to giving incomplete results. However, the letter was received by a civilian employee who didn’t discard the kits or send them back, according to a department statement.

The department used the flawed kits from July through February, testing thousands of samples from criminal investigations. The problem was discovered Monday when a supervisor at the department’s Scientific Services Bureau found the manufacturer’s letter.

The department said it has opened an internal investigation to assess how much the faulty kits have affected criminal cases, and will retest some 4,000 DNA samples.

“We take the integrity of our criminal investigations and the reliability of our forensic testing very seriously,” Sheriff Robert Luna said in a statement. “The Sheriff’s Department is working diligently to assess the impact and to prevent such situations from occurring again.”

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said his office had begun working with the sheriff’s department to determine the extent of the problem.

King Charles in hospital after medical side effects LONDON — King Charles III was hospitalized for observation on Thursday after experiencing “temporary side effects,” related to a scheduled cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace said in a statement.

His engagements for Thursday afternoon and Friday were canceled.

“His majesty has now returned to Clarence House and as a precautionary measure, acting on medical advice, tomorrow’s diary programme will also be rescheduled,” the palace said.

“His majesty would like to send his apologies to all those who may be inconvenienced or disappointed as a result.”

Charles, 76, has been undergoing treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer for more than a year. The king has continued fulfilling his state duties, such as reviewing government papers and meeting with the prime minister, even though he took some time off public duties.

BY JIM VERTUNO Associated Press

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Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer, center left, and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, center right, depart a summit on Ukraine at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Thursday.

France: Not all allies agree on Ukraine proposal

BY JOHN LEICESTER, SAMUEL PETREQUIN and BRIAN MELLEY Associated Press

PARIS — France and Britain will continue to forge ahead with plans to deploy troops in Ukraine to defend an eventual peace deal with Russia but only some other nations want to take part, French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday after a summit of countries that have been mulling the proposal.

The French leader said “several” nations other than France and Britain want to be part of the armed force but added, “It is not unanimous.” Paris and London say such a force would aim to secure any peace deal by dissuading Russia from attacking Ukraine again.

“We do not need unanimity to achieve it,” Macron said. French and British military officials will work with Ukraine to determine where the contingents should be deployed and how many troops they’d need to be a credible deterrent, the French leader added.

“There will be a reassurance force with several European nations that will deploy,” he insisted.

The summit of leaders of nearly 30 countries plus NATO and European Union chiefs came at a crucial juncture in the more than three-year war, with intensifying diplomatic efforts to broker ceasefires, driven by pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.

But fighting rages on.

Before the leaders met in the luxury of the French presidential palace, Russian drone attacks overnight wounded more than 20 people and heavy shelling Thursday afternoon killed one person and knocked out electricity in parts of Kherson, Ukrainian officials said.

Macron and other summit participants accused Russia of only pretending to want a negotiated settlement.

“They are playing games and they’re playing for time,” said U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer. “We can’t let them drag this out while they continue prosecuting

their illegal invasion.”

U.S.-brokered agreements this week to safeguard shipping in the Black Sea and last week to halt long-range strikes on energy infrastructure were greeted as first steps toward peace. But Ukraine and Russia have disagreed over the details and accused each other of deal violations, foreshadowing a long and contentious process ahead.

One reason why some European countries are balking at a potential deployment in Ukraine is because it’s unclear whether Trump would support such a contingent with air power and other military assistance.

“This will require the engagement and support of the United States,” Starmer said. “That’s a discussion we’ve had with the president on many occasions.”

Macron suggested they may have to do without U.S. backing.

“You have to hope for the best, but prepare for the worst,” he said. “My hope is that the Americans will be on our side and that the Americans will support, even play an active role.”

“But we have to be prepared for a situation where perhaps they won’t join in,” he added.

Building a force big enough to act as a credible deterrent — U.K. officials have talked about possibly 10,000 to 30,000 troops — would be a considerable effort for nations that shrank their militaries after the Cold War but are now rearming.

Starmer’s office said military planners from Europe and beyond have been drilling down into details, examining “the full range of European military capabilities including aircraft, tanks, troops, intelligence and logistics.”

Greece publicly rejected sending troops. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said those discussions were “somewhat divisive” and distracted from the goal of ending the war as soon as possible.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also reiterated that Rome won’t contribute troops to a possible military force to be deployed to Ukraine.

At least 6 dead after submarine carrying tourists sinks off Egypt

BY SAMY MAGDY and FATMA KHALED

Associated Press

CAIRO — A recreational submarine taking 45 tourists on an underwater cruise of coral reefs in the Red Sea sank off the Egyptian resort town of Hurghada on Thursday, leaving six Russians dead, the provincial governor said. The remaining tourists, more than two dozen of whom were injured, were rescued, he said.

The cause of the sinking was not immediately known. The Russian consulate said it took place about 0.6 miles offshore.

The submarine was carrying 45 tourists and five Egyptian crewmembers when it sank, Red Sea governor Maj. Gen. Amr Hanafi said in a statement, adding that rescue teams were quickly sent.

He said all six dead were Russians, and that 29 of the 39 tourists rescued were injured and taken to hospitals. No one was still missing from the vessel, he said.

Hurghada is a major destination for divers, snorkelers and other tourists drawn by the Red Sea’s

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Boats search for survivors after a tourist submarine sank in the popular Egyptian Red Sea destination of Hurghada, Egypt, on Thursday. extensive coral reefs.

The submarine, named “Sindbad,” runs tours lasting about 40 minutes underwater, cruising at about 65-80 feet underwater with panoramic windows on the bottom to give views of the marine life, according to the website of the company that the Russian consulate identified as running the vessel. The company did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.

Russia’s Tass news agency earlier said the Russian dead included at least two children, citing the country’s consul in Hurghada.

The consulate had said all 45 tourists on board were Russian, but the Egyptian governor said they also included Indian, Norwegian and Swedish citizens.

Footage posted by the governor’s office showed Hanafy meeting survivors at the hospital, including two Egyptian crewmembers. One Russian tourist had a small bandage on his head. A family with two young daughters smiled and told him they were OK. An Indian man asked Hanafy to see his daughter, who remains in critical condition, doctors can be heard explaining.

AUSTIN, Texas — A federal judge on Wednesday found the extreme heat in Texas prisons is “plainly unconstitutional,” but declined to order the state to immediately start installing air conditioning, which could cost billions.

The judge affirmed claims brought by advocates of people incarcerated in the state, where summer heat routinely soars above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. But they will have to continue pressing their lawsuit later in a trial.

The lawsuit was initially filed in 2023 by Bernie Tiede, the former mortician serving a life sentence whose murder case inspired the movie “Bernie.” Several prisoners’ rights groups then asked to join his legal fight and expand it.

The lawsuit argues the heat in the state facilities amounts to cruel and unusual punishment, and seeks to force the state to install air conditioning.

Jeff Edwards, lead attorney for prisoners and advocates, called the judge’s order a victory, even if it didn’t require an immediate fix.

“We proved our case,” Edwards said. “The court made it very clear what the state is doing is unconstitutional and endangering the lives of those they are supposed to be protecting. ... This is step one in changing the Texas prison system.”

Edwards said advocates will push for relief for prisoners as quickly as possible. “I’m regretful we can’t protect them with temporary relief this summer, but we will move as fast as we can,” he said.

Texas has more than than 130,000 people serving time in prisons, more than any state in the U.S. Only about a third of roughly 100 prison units are fully air conditioned and the rest have either partial or no electrical cooling.

“This case concerns the plainly unconstitutional treatment of some of the most vulnerable, marginalized members of our society,” U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman wrote in his ruling on a a temporary injunction request. “The Court is of the view that excessive heat is likely serving as a form of unconstitutional punishment.”

But the judge said that ordering the state to spend “hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars to install permanent air conditioning in every (prison),” could not be accomplished before it expired in 90 days.

It would take months to install temporary air conditioning, and could even delay a permanent solution, the judge wrote.

Pitman said he expects the case will proceed to trial, where advocates for prisoners can continue to argue their case.

He also issued a warning to the state that they will likely win at trial, and that the state could face an order to install air conditioning.

The judge also noted that the state Legislature, which is in session through May and writes the two-year state budget, is also considering bills that would require air conditioning to be installed in prisons.

But the Republican-majority Legislature has been hearing complaints about extreme heat in prisons for years and has not addressed the issue. In 2018, the state was ordered to install air conditioning at a unit for older prisoners and those that are medically vulnerable.

Officials at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice did not immediately respond to emails seeking comment.

Texas is not alone in facing lawsuits over dangerously hot prisons. Cases also have been filed in Louisiana and New Mexico.

One filed in July in Georgia alleged a man died in July 2023 after he was left in an outdoor cell for hours without water, shade or ice.

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Continued from page 1A vote. District E council member Oliver Thomas was not present.

“It is highly uncommon that the city of New Orleans allows this,” council President JP Morrell said in brief remarks before the vote.

Moreno has said she filed the ordinance to restrict unnecessary spending after the mayor pulled out of a major funding agreement with New Orleans’ school system last month. Cantrell and her chief financial officer, Romy Samuel, cited strain on city finances in pulling out of the deal, which was meant to settle a long-running lawsuit filed by the school system alleging that STAFF FILE PHOTO By CHRIS GRANGER the city had improperly withheld The New Orleans City Council approved an ordinance carried by council millions of dollars in tax collecVice President Helena Moreno that prohibits city employees from buying tions.

In an interview, Morrell, an ally or collecting reimbursements for alcohol purchased on trips. of Moreno’s who frequently works with her on legislation, said the “The intent of this was to align Thursday. Cantrell’s office also did ban on alcohol purchases was not New Orleans with a host of other not immediately return a request a response to any “specific instanc- cities,” Morrell said. for comment on the alcohol ban. es” of the mayor or her staff buyThe new ordinance comes as the Moreno did not immediately respond to an interview request mayor and council have been at ing booze.

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Continued from page 1A judicial misconduct, wants Medley suspended without pay for a year and is asking the commission to recommend it to the Louisiana Supreme Court.

Medley’s alleged lapses stem from her successful run against incumbent Christopher Bruno for the Division F seat in Civil District Court. Torres, her main political benefactor, was eager to unseat Bruno, who had ruled against him in a fight for control of a prime commercial property on Frenchmen Street.

Torres threw his support behind Medley, the daughter of former Civil Court Judge Lloyd Medley and a firsttime judicial candidate who went on to oust Bruno with 53% of the vote.

Complaints soon followed, including one from the state Judicial Campaign Oversight Committee, followed by misconduct charges. A hearing officer has since determined that Medley crossed several ethical lines in winning her seat.

Central to the allegations before the commission are two spicy campaign ads targeting Bruno, including one that never aired. The hearing officer claims they were false and that Medley knew it.

She’s also accused of trying to skirt campaign finance limits through a $100,000 loan from Torres. Medley loaned her campaign the same sum within days.

“Judge Medley’s campaign was rife with falsehoods and a flagrant and intentional disregard for almost all the laws, canons, and ethical obligations applicable to a candidate for judicial office,” wrote Michelle Beaty, special counsel for the commission, last month.

A year on the sidelines is “at the very top end of suspensions for ethical misconduct” for judges, Beaty wrote, and would send “a strong message without disrupting the public’s choice

to elect Judge Medley.”

Few of the facts are in dispute, but Medley claims the commission has it wrong in finding her actions unethical.

Medley, 48, argues that the attack ads against Bruno were essentially true; that they were protected by the First Amendment. And she says she received legal advice that the loan from Torres, which she repaid, was kosher.

The ads generated plenty of controversy at the time.

In one, a woman claimed that Bruno displayed bias against her in his courtroom.

“He called me a scorned woman and didn’t find me credible. Being raped is something no woman should have to endure, and Judge Christopher Bruno’s treatment of me was just as bad,” the woman said in the ad.

A judicial campaign oversight committee found no truth to the ad’s allegations against Bruno.

Another ad claimed that Bruno had refused to pay child support for more than a decade and was “called a judge by some and a deadbeat dad by others.”

Bruno obtained a judge’s order to keep it off the air, and an appeals court backed him up. It found that Medley “knew her commercial was false or at the very least acted with reckless disregard for whether her statements in the commercial were false.”

Though the ad never ran, the commission alleges that commentary afterward on Medley’s social media violated that order.

Bruno declined to comment for this story.

Medley’s attorney, Steven Scheckman, wrote that the campaign videos included “rhetorical hyperbole, vigorous epithet and statement of opinions,” and were protected speech.

“The Medley campaign videos, even if inaccurate, are at a minimum substantially true,” wrote Scheckman, a former special counsel for the Judiciary Commission. “This is what election campaigns are about.”

Medley acknowledges she

used some of the $100,000 loan from Torres for her campaign, but she claims it added up to a little under $60,000.

According to a stipulation, Torres first consulted attorney John Litchfield “regarding the propriety of such a loan.” Litchfield then called Kathleen Allen, general counsel for the Ethics Board at the time, who purportedly advised that a loan to Medley from Torres’ company, IV Capital, was permissible.

Medley claims she relied on Litchfield’s advice.

She secured the loan with a mortgage and repaid it in 2021. In a filing with the commission, Scheckman noted that the state Ethics Board had closed its file over the complaint.

Medley’s campaign also enlisted SDT Productions, another Torres-owned company, for campaign ads. Torres’ Voice of the People PAC also bankrolled ads in the race.

Torres has declined to discuss the loan to Medley, along with one that IV Capital made to her father around the same time.

“We’re in the business of lending money,” he said last year in a brief statement.

For her part, Medley has questioned the commission’s jurisdiction over such campaign finance issues. Medley, who is also accused of failing to properly account for payments to the woman featured in one campaign ad, calls the proposed suspension “punitive, harsh and extreme.”

She previously received a formal admonishment from the commission for holding an attorney in contempt of court and applying an illegal sentence, records show.

As a judge, Medley made news in 2023 when The Times-Picayune | The Advocate reported that she’d signed the failed petition to recall Mayor LaToya Cantrell and didn’t disclose it as she presided over a legal challenge to the signature count.

Friday’s public hearing about Medley is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. in the Chief Justice Pascal F. Calogero Jr. Courthouse building, 400 Royal St.

fierce odds as she nears the end of her tenure, and as the sevenmember panel has sought to put its stamp on everything from the administration’s hiring decisions to city litigation, such as the School Board lawsuit.

Two of those members, Moreno and Thomas, are gunning to replace Cantrell next year, though Thomas has not been at the center of many of the efforts to curtail the mayor’s power. Cantrell is set to leave office in January due to term limits.

The spats have at times landed in court, including twice in the past month.

The council asked a judge this month to force the mayor to stick to the $90 million school settlement deal crafted by the council, top Cantrell deputies and the Orleans Parish School Board. The court sided mostly with Cantrell last week, ruling that the city must pay only $10 million of that amount.

After the council banned all taxpayer-funded travel by city officials last month — a response by Morrell to Cantrell abandoning the school funding deal — the mayor

asked a judge to block that ban, and the court ruled in her favor temporarily. A hearing in the case is set for Friday.

The council approved its new ban on purchasing alcohol as Cantrell was set to attend a U.S. Conference of Mayors summit at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C., on Friday, according to that organization’s website. It will be her second time in Washington in nearly three weeks after she visited the nation’s capital earlier this month for the Yale Mayors College Conference.

Cantrell’s administration said she was participating in a CanadaMexico-USA Mayors Trade Summit, where she will discuss with other mayors how best to keep city economies moving forward.

Both the travel ban and rules on alcohol purchases follow scrutiny over hundreds of thousands of dollars Cantrell has spent on overseas and out-of-state travel during her second term, according to a Times-Picayune investigation last year.

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WASHINGTON — The top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee requested an investigation Thursday into how national security officials used the Signal app to discuss military strikes, ensuring at least some bipartisan scrutiny on an episode President Donald Trump has dismissed as frivolous.

Sen. Roger Wicker, the Republican chair of the committee, and Sen. Jack Reed, the top Democrat, signed onto a letter to the acting inspector general at the Department of Defense for an inquiry into the potential “use of unclassified networks to discuss sensitive and classified information, as well

as the sharing of such information with those who do not have proper clearance and need to know.”

The senators’ assertion that classified information was potentially shared was notable, especially as Trump’s Republican administration has contended there was no classified information on the Signal chain that had included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine.

Across Washington, the Signal leak presented a major test early in Trump’s second term on the federal government’s system of checks and balances meant to protect national security. Yet even as mechanisms for oversight and investigation sputtered to life, it was a halting effort as most Republicans seemed content to allow the controversy to blow over.

Meanwhile, Democrats slammed the Signal chat as a reckless violation of secrecy that could have put service members in harm’s way.

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Jeffrey Goldberg, right, and Anne Applebaum greet the crowd at the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University on Thursday. craft carriers on their way to strike Houthi targets along with details about the types of aircraft and drones involved in the mission.

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by The Atlantic, show that Hegseth listed weapons systems and a timeline for the attack on Iranbacked Houthi rebels in Yemen earlier this month.

Senate Republicans have criticized the discussion on Signal but have stopped short of calling for the removal of Hegseth or anyone else involved. Sen. Mike Rounds, a Republican member of both the Senate Intelligence and Armed Services committees, said that any oversight should be done “in a bipartisan way.”

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ning, Goldberg and Applebaum talked about politics, history and media — and found time to make a few jokes.

“One of my kids said the most amazing thing about this whole story is that ‘Dad has learned how to take a screenshot,’ ” Goldberg said.

All week, the veteran editor has been making the TV rounds, defending himself from an onslaught of ad hominem attacks designed to discredit him and the story.

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National security adviser Mike Waltz called Goldberg a loser.

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Continued from page 1A Super Bowl and during Carnival season, both which came and went without major incident, though those efforts included help from the state and federal governments.

The emails between Bratton, Kirkpatrick, Cantrell and other members of Bratton’s team offer the clearest picture yet of Bratton’s early recommendations for how local leaders in New Orleans should continue tackling security for special events.

A final report with his team’s suggestions, sent to the New Orleans City Council and other city leaders this week, has not been made public.

That report is expected to tell New Orleans how best to deploy its police officers, spell out the details of new technology the city could use to detect threats and revive a long-discussed proposal to close Bourbon Street to vehicles entirely, representatives with the New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation have said.

NOPD officials refused to comment on the emails or the planning, citing lawsuits from Bourbon Street victims and their families alleging negligence on the part of the city and its public safety agencies.

The emails, a portion of which were first published by WVUE-TV on Thursday, are part of more than 1,600 pages of correspondence regarding Bourbon Street security reviewed by The Times-Picayune.

Shifting plans Hints of the consultants’ recommendations have been presented at meetings with French Quarter business owners and residents.

But the emails reveal disorganization and a lack of communication between city departments even weeks after the attacks, reinforcing concerns that public safety agencies had abandoned the extensive coordination, planning and communications that marked preparations in years past.

Bratton’s Teneo consulting firm has sent its recommendations to the police booster group that covered its work, Cantrell and the City Council, though no one has been willing to share many of the details.

In his email to Kirkpatrick, Brat-

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Emails from public safety consultants show they are considering a proposal to essentially bar vehicles from Bourbon Street. ton warned that, even as city officials worked quickly in the wake of the attack to add vehicle barriers to Bourbon Street, gaps in communication threatened to undermine the city’s long-term efforts to keep the street safe.

The breakdown appeared to be coming from the city’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, Bratton said.

That agency was supposed to be in charge of coordination, but Bratton wrote that he wasn’t “aware that as of this time they are routinely gathering everybody together to share ideas, recommendations and to delegate responsibilities,” Bratton said.

The emails provided one example.

After the New Year’s attack, the department’s director, Collin Arnold, requested that a contractor that had supplied security barriers also submit plans for additional barriers along Frenchmen Street, near Jackson Square and during Carnival, emails show.

Kirkpatrick was apparently left out of those plans and was first alerted to them in a meeting held with Cantrell and Arnold on Jan. 20, Kirkpatrick wrote in an email to Bratton.

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The emails also provide a glimpse at early versions of the plan to essentially bar vehicles from Bourbon Street. That proposal from Bratton’s group was the subject of a heated meeting between NOPD officials and French Quarter residents and businesses Wednesday night.

The full plan has not yet been released to the public or top police brass, but the preliminary recommendations track comments made by consultants and officials in recent months. Under the proposal, a variety of barriers could be placed at the various entryways to Bourbon Street which would block off traffic at almost all hours of the day. They could be raised for brief periods to allow authorized vehicles through or to permit access to emergency services, according to the plan.

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That contrasts with how former NOPD Superintendent Michael Harrison has characterized incident planning under Mayor Mitch Landrieu. Harrison said in an interview in January that he and the homeland security director at the time, Aaron Miller, worked closely together and participated in planning meetings that Landrieu directed.

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She agreed.”

“The role of Collin Arnold needs to be clearly defined and I will get it straightened out this week,” Kirkpatrick added. “I hope this gives you context.”

Through an NOPD spokesperson, Kirkpatrick declined to comment, citing pending litigation related to the attack.

Arnold on Thursday denied that city agencies work in silos, and chalked up any confusion to the chaotic aftermath of the attack.

“Those emails were pretty early on after Jan. 1, and we’ve had a lot of conversations since then,” Arnold said. “I don’t think there’s any confusion.”

He was asked to contact a security contractor at NOPD’s request, he said.

Arnold said planning for New Year’s Eve centered on a key meeting, which he led, with Sugar Bowl representatives and other officials. Neither Kirkpatrick nor Cantrell attended, though an NOPD special event coordinator was there.

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The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival returns to the Fair Grounds April 24 through May 4.

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It’s officially Jazz Fest season, and the 2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival’s schedule cubes are finally here, detailing performance times and stage assignments.

Typically revealed exactly one month before the event’s opening day, Jazz Fest regulars and first-timers have been eagerly waiting to plan their itineraries based on the cubes, which allow music lovers to decide who they’ll see.

This year, Jazz Fest opens on Thursday, April 24, with the theme “Viva Mexico.”

At a news conference held Thursday afternoon inside the Fair Grounds’ grandstand, festival organizers released the cubes and additional information about this year’s event.

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BOSTON — A Turkish student detained by federal officers as she walked along a street in a Boston suburb is the latest supporter of Palestinian causes to be swept up in the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigrants who have expressed their political views.

Rumeysa Ozturk, 30, a doctoral student at Tufts University, was swiftly moved out of Massachusetts, a demonstration of how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is sending immigrants who are taken into custody to detention centers or deporting them altogether before a federal judge has a chance

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Wall Street slips after tariff moves

Wall Street edged lower Thursday after getting pulled in opposite directions as President Donald Trump’s latest tariff escalation creates winners and losers among auto stocks.

The S&P 500 slipped after drifting between small gains and losses several times through the day. Better-than-expected data on the economy also helped support the market.

One report on Thursday said slightly fewer workers applied for unemployment benefits last week than economists expected.

It’s the latest sign the job market may be settling into a “low fire, low hire” state.

A second report said the U.S. economy’s growth during the final three months of last year was slightly stronger than earlier estimated.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped and the Nasdaq composite fell.

General Motors sank 7.4% for one of the market’s sharper losses after Trump announced 25% tariffs on imported cars. Ford Motor Company dropped 3.9%.

Ex-Mars exec charged with stealing $28M Before his arrest Wednesday, Paul Steed was a respected sugar market expert for a subsidiary of famed candy maker Mars Inc. He served on a U.S. trade advisory committee for sweeteners as well as on industry group boards, while giving presentations at conferences.

Now Steed, of Stamford, Connecticut, is accused in a federal indictment of stealing more than $28 million from Mars since about 2013 through various schemes, including diverting funds to companies he set up. He is charged with seven counts of wire fraud and two counts of tax evasion.

Steed, 58, a dual U.S. and Argentine citizen, pleaded not guilty in federal court in Bridgeport on Wednesday and was ordered detained pending trial. A U.S. magistrate judge said Steed was a flight risk and noted that while the government has seized $18 million of the allegedly pilfered funds, several million dollars remain unaccounted for, and Steed has strong connections to family in Argentina.

Steed and his wife appeared to be living beyond their means, according to the judge’s order authorizing his pretrial detention.

Steed’s annual salary was about $200,000 while his wife was making $40,000 to $50,000 a year as a hairstylist, Magistrate Judge S. Dave Vatti said in the order. Yet they paid $2.5 million in cash in 2023 for a property in wealthy Greenwich, Connecticut, and own a mortgage-free home in Stamford worth $1 million, he wrote.

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CBO: Economic growth to slow which said publicly held debt would ing and an increase in revenues by other side of the wall, I can tell you Officials say be equal to a record 166% of Ameri- taxing imports. it’s really crazy. And very unlikely that we are going to get any credit Still, the report’s warnings and can economic activity by 2054. it’s fueled by debt, However, that’s not necessarily its projections for the future also in the CBO scoring for tariffs.”

However, CBO warnings about set the stage for the challenges on declining birth rates a positive.

The mix of slower population the debt, government spending population growth cut into Trump administration policy priover the next 30 years growth and unfettered spending and economic growth that

BY FATIMA HUSSEIN and JOSH BOAK Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Weak population gains and increased government spending will result in slower overall economic growth over the next 30 years, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said Thursday.

The CBO’s latest long-term budget and economic outlook report — for a timeframe that spans 2025 to 2055 — projects publicly held debt to reach 156% of gross domestic product, or GDP, in 2055. That’s down from the agency’s March 2024 long-term budget projection,

will also result in weaker economic growth over the next three decades than what the CBO projected last year. Lower birth rates also mean that the United States is becoming more dependent on immigrants working to sustain growth.

“Without immigration, the U.S. population would begin to shrink in 2033,” the CBO report states.

The report assumes that all the laws set to expire, including certain provisions of Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, will go off the books. But the White House and Republican lawmakers have said that the tax cuts will be renewed and potentially expanded, as well as suggesting reductions in government spend-

Treasury Secretary Scott orities related to mass Bessent insists the Trump deportations, as officials administration can fix. claim that immigrants Bessent has advocated are fueling high inflation for a “3-3-3” plan, which by worsening the housing involves getting the fedshortage and depriving U.S. citizens of job opporeral budget deficit down to 3% of GDP, boosting infla- Bessent tunities.

A decreasing population tion-adjusted annual GDP growth to 3% and producing the could have profound negative efequivalent of an additional 3 mil- fects on the economy, as growth lion barrels of oil per day by 2028. depends on adding workers as The treasury secretary has well as increasing their producsought to discredit CBO scoring, tivity. Falling population levels calling it “crazy.” could cause a stagnation in living “I was in the investment busi- standards and create difficulties ness for 35 years, I thought I un- in paying down debts as well as derstood how crazy CBO scoring funding programs such as Social is,” Bessent told CNBC earlier this Security, which is dependent on month. “And now that I’m on the payroll taxes.

Automakers brace for tariffs

GameStop slumps amid plan to sell debt GameStop shares sank Thursday after its plan to sell debt in an effort to fund purchases of bitcoin raised some questions on Wall Street.

The video game retailer announced a private offering of $1.3 billion in debt. The company said earlier this week that it plans to purchase bitcoin as a reserve asset. It will use proceeds from this debt offering to buy the cryptocurrency.

The stock slumped 22.1%, marking a sharp reversal from Tuesday’s 11.7% gain. Trading in GameStop’s stock, which is often included with other so-called “meme” stocks, can be volatile.

The debt offering comes at a big premium to the company’s value. It could also leave out a large portion of GameStop’s investors who wouldn’t qualify for the offering under certain investor requirements, according to a note from Wedbush led by analyst Michael Pachter.

“We find it hard to understand why any investor would pay more than two times cash value for the potential for GameStop to convert that cash into Bitcoin, particularly since the same investors can invest in Bitcoin or a Bitcoin ETF themselves,” he said in the note.

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New German cars are stored Thursday at a logistics center in Duisburg, Germany. Automakers around the world are bracing for a lot of pain from President Donald Trump’s new 25% tax on imported vehicles.

Companies say new tax will be painful for them, U.S. consumers

BY DAVID MCHUGH, LORNE COOK, AAMER MADHANI and DANICA KIRKA Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany — Whatever domestic economic gain comes from U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 25% tax on imported cars — and some experts are skeptical — automakers around the world are bracing for a lot of pain.

In Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Canada and across Europe, the world’s largest automakers employ millions of people whose livelihoods depend on U.S. car buyers, who spend more than $240 billion annually on imported cars and light trucks.

The Trump tariffs — aimed at boosting U.S. jobs and tax revenues — will also affect imported auto parts, which were valued at $197 billion last year.

“The impact will be really huge and very disruptive,” said Sigrid de Vries, director general of the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association. Vries and others say American car shoppers will also be worse off as tariffs push prices higher.

Policymakers around the world said Thursday they were weighing their next moves — namely, whether to retaliate or not, and if so, how. But they also expressed hope that

negotiations with Washington could avert an escalating trade war, and the economic damage and global supply chain disruptions that would come with it.

Trump said the tariffs on autos would start being collected on April 3. The impending hit comes on top of other U.S. tariffs planned globally on steel and aluminum, and at a time when competition from China, and the transition to electric vehicles, is already pressuring automakers.

The anticipated blow knocked down the stock prices of many major automakers Thursday, including Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Kia and BMW. U.S. carmakers are less exposed to possible retaliation because they export only 2% of their production to the EU. Still, shares of Ford and General Motors fell because the U.S. industry relies heavily on cross-border trade in auto parts — although Tesla is an exception and its stock price rose on Thursday.

Most foreign carmakers have plants in the U.S. — Japanese carmakers have two dozen, for example — but that would not shield them if they use imported parts, unless those parts are exempted under a free-trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.

The auto tariffs will be felt sharply in Europe, for whom the U.S. is the biggest export

market for an industry that supports nearly 14 million jobs.

The EU’s top trade official, Maros Sefcovic, has traveled to Washington at least twice since Trump was reelected to try to engage the administration. But Trump says the tariffs, which his administration estimates would raise $100 billion in revenue annually, are “permanent.” The White House has claimed they will foster domestic manufacturing.

“This will continue to spur growth,” Trump told reporters Wednesday when announcing the tariffs.

The head of the United Auto Workers, Shawn Fain, thanked the White House “for stepping up to end the free trade disaster that has devastated working class communities for decades.”

Some economists say the tariffs will only raise costs that will be passed on to consumers and lead to a cycle of retaliation that will reduce trade between countries.

“There’s a risk of retaliatory tariffs and then a tit-for-tat, and then we end up with significant barriers to trade and we all lose out,” said David Bailey, professor of business economics at the University of Birmingham.

“That’s the fundamental problem here essentially that governments will start to retaliate against each other.”

Bollinger Shipyards gets contract for icebreaker

Shipbuilding in Pas- Guard awarded a $746 million lean effort and underscores the Coast Guard ship Mississippi cagoula, the company said Tues- contract to Halter Marine to build incredible trust the U.S. governday. But other Bollinger ship- the ship, with an option for the ment has placed in Bollinger to will cost $950 million yards, including the locations in contract to go beyond $2 billion if build and deliver the first heavy

BY TIMOTHY BOONE Staff writer

Bollinger Shipyards has received a modified $951.6 million contract from the Coast Guard to go ahead with building the first heavy polar icebreaker constructed in the U.S. in nearly 50 years.

Primary construction of the ship would be done at Bollinger

New Orleans and Harvey, will contribute to the construction, according to WorkBoat, a trade publication. Completion of the Polar Security Cutter is anticipated by May 2030.

The ship will be 460 feet long and named the USCGC Polar Sentinel, according to WorkBoat.

It’s been a long journey to build the icebreaker. In 2019, the Coast

options to build another two vessels were exercised.

The first ship was set for delivery in 2024. But Halter Marine ran into significant delays and Bollinger ended up buying the Mississippi company in 2022 from its Singapore-based owners and taking over its shipyard.

“Securing this contract modification has truly been a hercu-

polar icebreaker in half a century,” Ben Bordelon, president and CEO of Lockport-based Bollinger, said in a statement.

Officials said the icebreaker will be used to defend U.S. interests in the Arctic, a region that has taken on new strategic importance during the Trump administration because of the abundant resources it has.

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Robert Joseph Viator, Jr. passed away on March 15, 2025 after a long battle with Parkinson's Disease.

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Charlotte Ricks Robert was a devoted husValatkavage, native of band to Ann Marie Metairie, LA passed away O'Sullivan Viator and on Wednesday, March 19, would have been celebrat2025 at the age of 95. She ing 57 years of marriage on attended Metairie High April 20th. He was also deSchool and Soule Business voted to his children College. Charlotte was a Robert David Viator and parishioner of St. Louis Jeannine Marie Viator and King of France, a member grandchildren Dalton A. of Beverly Knoll Garden Scallan, Sloan ViatorClub and Metairie Larkin and Tallulah ViatorHomemakers. She enjoyed Billodeau. They could alreading, gardening, travelways count on Grandpa to ing and quilting. Charlotte fix broken toys or help is survived by her daughwith projects. Robert alter, Vicky Lalehchini (Ali) ways put God and his famiand grandchild, Fatima ly first. He was a regular at Lalehchini. She was pre6:00 a.m. Mass when St. ceded in death by her Mary Magdalen had one spouse of 59 years, Vincent and helped with the parish "Val" Valatkavage; parfair tools in hand. He cared ents, Charles Ricks and for his father, mother and Rose Tranchina Ricks; her sister, Jerry until the end. sisters, Gloria Carey and There was no home imVirginia Nick; and her provement project that he brother, Charles Ricks, Jr. wouldn't tackle. He was The family would like to ready to attend the kid's give special thanks to functions or a camping Kenneth Nick and Marcia trip. The kids loved to * say, Blevens.

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Following Hurricane tinued her service under side at her home in Houston, TX on March 23, Katrina in 2005, Judy and Paster Dale J. Sanders Sr. Charlie returned to Judy's Her dedication to her fami2025, at the age of 75.

Born in Houston to childhood Westbury home ly, church, and community unwavering.

Sis. London Thurman England in Houston. That same was and Mary Anna Seibel year, she began perform- White's life was marked by England on June 1,1949, ing at Ovations with pi- her faith, her family, and Glennie community.

Judy returned to Houston anist/vocalist For over 20 years, she after briefly living in Ohio Scott, a collaboration that with her family in her early lasted nearly 20 years. She served as a member of Democrat.

She childhood.

Her family also spent that time per- True moved into her newly built forming at her home worked tirelessly to get Westbury home on her 9th church, Willow Meadows people out to vote. Sis. birthday, a home she Baptist Church, with their White was employed by would return to in 2005 for praise band. Her final per- Tulane Medical Center of formance was this past New Orleans for 15 years the remainder of her life. as an environmental techMusic and performing Christmas Eve, 2024.

The truest source of joy nician. Sis. White is prowas always a fundamental part of her being. She re- in Judy's life was family: ceeded in death by her faferred to her theatre her daughters Ashley and ther, Gabe Hall Sr. her teacher, Mr. A. E. Davis at Bethany and four grand- mother, Maggie B. Sadler Every family Hall, her brother, Gabe Hall Johnston Junior High, as children. was nothing Jr., and her niece, Wanda "the person who changed gathering her life." She said, "He short of an extraordinary Hall Her Legacy of faithfulgave me a microphone, celebration where friends and neighbors were al- ness and love continued to and said, 'Sing.'"

In 1967, White graduated ways welcome. A lifelong inspire those around her. from Westbury High fan of West Highland Her story is a testament to School where she per- Terriers, Judy was a proud a life well-lived centered formed as Fife Captain on member of the West on devotion to God, family, the Rebelettes and served Highland White Terrier and service to others.

She leaves behind five as Vice President of the Club of Southeast Texas Drama Club. She was a fi- and loved with her full children: Joesph (Tina) Hall nalist in the 1966 Miss heart Jasper, Max, Patty, of Jonesville, LA, Timmy L. Hall of Jonesville, LA, Dr. Teenage Houston contest. GiGi, Pallas and Holly.

Judy was preceded in Valerie D. Hall of LaPlace, Upon graduation, she atby her father, LA, Corretta F. (Steven Sr) tended the University of death Houston where she stud- London Thurman England; Lewis of Kenner, LA, and Mary Anna Derrick Hall of Mississippi; ied voice and served as mother, Rush Chairman of Chi (Seibel) England; brothers, 15 grandchildren; 14 greatLondon Thurman England, grandchildren; 3 nieces; a Omega Fraternity. of cousins and She began her musical Jr. and Frederick James host career in Houston with England and beloved hus- friends.

Theatre Under The Stars band Charles Loy White.

She is survived by (TUTS) and later HITS Young, Keishell Jayla Theatre. A radio commer- daughters Ashley England cial featuring her voice White Fryer (Jeffrey) and Marie White eventually led to her Bethany (John), and fronting numerous local Magalhaes Jackson rock bands and eventually grandchildren forming her own, Judy Charles Fryer, London Jane Eliana Delta England and Union Jack. Fryer, She performed all over Magalhaes and Joseph Houston, including NASA's Charles Magalhaes.

A viewing and visitation celebration of the first lunar landing in 1969 and at will be held at Woodlawn a release party with John Funeral Home on Monday, Denver for "Take Me March 31 from 5-8 PM. Home, Country Roads," in Funeral service will be celebrated on Tuesday, April 1971.

In 1975, she married 1 at Willow Meadows Keishell Jayla Young, af‐ Charles (Charlie) Loy Baptist Church at 11 AM, known as White, a fellow musician followed by a luncheon, fectionately who performed in bands procession to Woodlawn “Kei”, was born on Febru‐ around the city, including Cemetery for burial, and a ary 3, 2004. She was a gift Southwest Freeway and final celebration of life at to the world and was deeply loved by both her the family home.

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In lieu of flowers, the birth mother Jenny Young In 1979, the couple welcomed a first daughter, family asks for donations and her adoptive parents Ashley England White, and to the Westie Foundation Triche and Dominic Brown.

They were blessed to wel‐ in 1985, the family of three of America. come her into their family. left Houston to begin a Keishell transitioned from White, Margie Lee new chapter in New this earthly life on March 'Ms. Margie White' Orleans.

The following 24, 2025, at the age of 21. year, 1986, the family welShe was baptized on April comed a second child, 4, 2014, by Rev. Rodney L. Bethany Marie White.

Johnson, Sr. at the Historic Shortly after relocating, Bethlehem Baptist Church. the couple joined the Keishell was a proud grad‐ Jimmy Maxwell Orchestra uate of Hahnville High with Judy as the lead voSchool Class of 2023. After calist, and performed graduation she attended around the country, playLouisiana Southeastern ing for events like the 1988 University to pursue a Republican National Bachelors of Nursing De‐ Convention, the 1990 gree to become a Regis‐ Presidential Gala at tered Nurse. Keishell also Kennedy Center and the worked part time as a at Walmart. cashier 1990 inauguration of the Sis. Margie "Ms. Margie" Keishell had a heart full of Governor of Virginia, White was born on April 21, warmth and love. She en‐ Douglas Wilder. The band 1944, in Jonesville, La. She joyed spending time with was the premier orchestra was the daughter of the her friends and family, for the Mardi Gras season late Gabe Hall Sr. & Maggie laughing at Tik Tok videos in New Orleans, performB. Sadler Hall. She grew up with her sisters and shop‐ ing for several balls and with one brother, the late ping. She had a smile that the Meeting of The Courts Gabe Hall Jr. could brighten any room. of Rex and Comus on Later in life, she became Keishell's memory will for‐ Mardi Gras night. a mother to five children: ever be cherished by her In 1993, Judy was inductJoesph Hall, Timmy L. Hall, birth mother, Jenny Young, ed into the Louisiana Valerie D. Hall, Coretta F. her adopted parents Triche Treasures Hall of Fame and White, and Derrick W. Hall. and Dominic Brown, 6 sis‐ recognized by the St. From an early age, ters, Kimberly Young, Imu‐ Elizabeth's Foundation and Margie accepted Jesus nique Carter, Dar’Jene, Ari‐ the Jerusalem Temple for Christ as her savior; she ana, Amari, and Tori donating her talent for was baptized by the late Brown, 4 brothers, Kenneth charitable events. She beRev. Baker of Moss Grove Young, Amonte, Dominic, gan performing with Harry Baptist Church in Jr. and Trey Brown and a Connick, Sr., traveling all host of aunts, uncles, Jonesville, LA. ™ over the US as a duo.

She attended Jonesville nieces, nephews, cousins, Judy performed as a Consolidated High School friends and loved ones. guest artist with the and, as a young woman, Relatives and friends of the Houston Summer Pops she relocated from family, Pastors, Officers Orchestra, the New Jonesville to Metairie, LA, and Members of The His‐ Orleans Summer Pops in 1969 with her two young toric Bethlehem Baptist Orchestra, and the Nelson Church and all neighboring daughters.

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Relatives and friends of the family, Pastors, Officers and Members of The His‐ toric Bethlehem Baptist Church and all neighboring Churches along with HHS class of 2023, Southeastern Louisiana University and Walmart of Boutte are in‐ vited to attend the Funeral Services at 11:00 am on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at the Historic Bethlehem Baptist Church, 14989 River Rd., Hahnville, LA 70057.

Pastor Rodney L. Johnson, Sr. - Host Pastor, Pastor John K. White, Sr. -Offi‐ ciant. Visitation 9:00 am until time of funeral ser‐ vice. Interment Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery Garden of Memories, 2023 Paul Maillard Rd., Boutte, LA 70039. Final arrange‐ ments entrusted to Patrick H. Sanders Funeral Home & Funeral Directors, LLC, 605 Main Street, LaPlace, LA 70068, 985-359-1919. “Pro‐ viding Care & Comfort is Our Highest Mission.”

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The Louisiana Department of Health was among several state agencies that received notice Monday of a sudden loss of federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, according to state officials.

The department received “a series of emails that were slightly difficult to interpret” that they believe will end six grants, said Karen Stubbs, assistant secretary of the Office of Behavioral Health, during a Senate Committee on Finance hearing Tuesday.

Three were mental health grants, and three were related to sub-

stance use.

Dr. Pete Croughan, deputy secretary, estimated the funding loss at approximately $10 million. At Tuesday’s meeting, first reported by the Louisiana Illuminator, the agency was still assessing the impact on staffing.

Stubbs noted that two of the six grants had already ended earlier

this month, and the remaining four were scheduled to expire at the end of the year.

This abrupt loss of funding is part of a broader termination of over $12 billion in federal grants

by HHS this week. Originally allocated during the COVID-19 pandemic for testing and vaccination, much of the funding was later used

by states for infectious disease tracking, mental health services, childhood vaccinations and emergency preparedness. A smaller portion came from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.

In Louisiana, SAMHSA funds support a range of behavioral health services, including mental health crisis response, substance

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FOGGy PUTT

STAFF PHOTO By DAVID GRUNFELD

A golfer prepares to putt on the second green at the Audubon Park Golf Course in New Orleans on a recent foggy early morning as dense mist blankets the landscape and reflects off the calm water. This ethereal scene is a hallmark of the city’s fog season, which occurs most commonly during the cooler months from late fall through early spring.

E LEC T ION 2025 N.O. OKs automatic Three Westwego City Two candidates vie for Council seats on ballot Gretna council seat liquor Incumbents permits face challengers stagnated, blighted and in need of change.

Here’s a look at the races:

BY BEN MYERS Staff writer

The New Orleans City Council on Thursday agreed to grant bars and restaurants automatic, temporary permission to sell alcohol, a bid to ease burdens on a beleaguered city permits department and cut the red tape some businesses must navigate.

The city will issue the twomonth permits to businesses that apply for them, so long as those shops have already obtained state approvals and provided other required paperwork. The temporary permits will phase out after two years under the ordinance sponsored by District C council member Freddie King.

The council voted 5-0 to pass King’s proposal. District B council

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who say city needs change

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Staff writer

Three of the five seats on the Westwego City Council are being contested in Saturday’s election, when the biggest race for Jefferson Parish is for an open Parish Council seat in District 1.

Westwego council members Lisa Valence, of District 3, and District 4’s Robert “Bobby” Utley won their positions back uncontested, along with Mayor Robert Billiot Sr. and Police Chief Dwayne Munch.

In the three other districts, incumbents are battling for reelection against familiar faces and political newcomers who say Westwego has grown

District 1

Maggie “May” Campbell, a Democrat who won the seat in 2021, is being challenged by two opponents: former Westwego mayor and council member Johnny Shaddinger, a Democrat, and Republican newcomer Jason LeBlanc.

Campbell, who is seeking her second term, said her previous four years on the council have centered around addressing drainage issues.

If elected, she plans to establish a resource center to help put citizens in touch with assistance programs for storm recovery.

“The programs are out there, but if you don’t have someone to help you through the process, you wind up left out,” Campbell said.

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BY BLAKE PATERSON

Staff writer

Only one seat on the Gretna City Council is contested in Saturday’s election, a quiet race featuring two Republican candidates who both say they plan to prioritize communication with constituents if elected.

The candidates — Robert “Bobby” Black and Randy Carr — are running to replace outgoing Gretna City Council member Jackie J. Berthelot in District 4, which includes the Garden Park Estates, Timberlane and Bellevue neighborhoods.

Black, 69, served in Gretna’s David Crockett Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 for half a century — including 18 years as chief — and owned an electronics store before retiring in 2021.

He said he entered the race because he misses serving the community.

Carr, 68, has been a pharmacist for 45 years and owned eight different pharmacies across

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the region, including three in Gretna, before retiring a year ago. He said he’s always wanted to run for public office, but couldn’t with his sometimes 60 hour workweeks.

Infrastructure tops the list as the biggest issue for voters, both candidates said. They each committed to being a resource for constituents concerned about streets, drainage and other issues if elected.

Black said that residents in Timberlane — who get their water from the parish and other services from the city — won’t have to worry about calling parish officials with their issues. He

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Rain cancels Irish Channel parade again Organizers say no plan to reschedule

BY DOUG MacCASH Staff writer

The luck of the Irish has been a little lacking lately, weather-wise. The popular Irish Channel St. Patrick’s Day parade has been canceled for a second time due to forecasts of rainy weather, according to Ronnie Burke, vice president of the Irish Channel St. Patrick’s Day Club.

The parade was originally scheduled for March 15 but was rescheduled for Saturday because of the threat of severe thunderstorms. Now, with a 90% chance of rain in the weekend forecast, parade leadership has decided to cancel the procession once again.

This time, though, as the Crescent City’s busy spring festival season starts up,

STAFF FILE PHOTO By SCOTT THRELKELD

A rider tosses throws in 2024 at the 77th annual Irish Channel St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New Orleans. The 2025 edition of the parade has been canceled for a second time due to forecasts of rainy weather, according to Ronnie Burke, vice president of the Irish Channel St. Patrick’s Day Club.

Burke said there’s no plan to reschedule.

“It’s not an easy decision,” Burke said. “It’s not something that we wanted to do.”

“But because of the possibility of heavy rain, flooding and the possibility of lightning,” he said, “we had

push the parade back any farther would make it too distant from St. Patrick’s Day, he said.

Celebrating Irish heritage, the Irish Channel St. Patrick’s Day parade dates back to 1947. The neighborhood procession, which rolls on lower Magazine Street and St. Charles Avenue, includes green-clad riders tossing beads, bobbles and cabbages from 20 floats, plus an army of marchers, cavorting with the crowd and trading paper flowers for kisses.

Several other events slated for Saturday were rescheduled due to bad weather. New Orleans’ Brews, Boils & Bubbles fest moved to Sunday, as did Baton Rouge’s Holi Festival.

Freret Street Festival was pushed all the way to Nov. 1, making it the first fall Freret Fest.

to cancel, not just for the people participating, but the spectators.”

Burke said the parade will not be rescheduled, because the spring calendar is already crowded with events, Email Doug MacCash at including French Quarter dmaccash@theadvocate.

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Beached manatee found in lake near Bucktown

which could not be in Lake Pontchartrain the cold snap that followed It’s the fourth microchipped, between November and the search, Harlamert said. show where it traveled.

The number of beached It also appears to be de- March, Harlamert said, and dead one composed, she said, which they should stay in water manatees this year isn’t make it hard to find out above 68 degrees. In early atypical, and she said the reported this year may the cause of death.

January, the lake’s tempera- unusually cold winter may

BY WILLIE SWETT

Staff writer

A dead manatee has washed up on the shoreline in Bucktown, and officials say it’s the fourth manatee reported dead in Lake Pontchartrain this year.

The carcass is stuck in mud flats and inaccessible, said Gabriella Harlamert, stranding and rehab coordinator for Audubon Aquarium Rescue. But once it’s recovered, it will be examined to find out if it was

None of the four manatees reported so far have been confirmed to be the elusive barnacle-covered manatee that rescuers were scouring Lake Pontchartrain for back in January, Harlamert said.

In January, Harlamert led the rescuers searching for a manatee that had been spotted along the northshore.

They were trying to find it before a cold front, which lowers the water temperature to a dangerous level.

Manatees should generally

ture was 60 degrees even before the cold snap.

Harlamert said the four manatees have been reported dead all around the lake, including near Norco and Big Branch. But it’s not clear if any of them were the missing one.

The northshore manatee was headed toward Slidell when it was last spotted in January, she said, and appeared to be smaller than the one spotted in Bucktown.

Plus, the northshore manatee was unlikely to survive

be a factor.

“We had an especially cold winter here with snow and the arctic blast, so I wouldn’t say I’m surprised we’re seeing deceased manatees,” she said.

“If people see alive or dead marine animals or turtles, we really encourage them to call,” Harlamert said. The rescue organization’s hotline is (877) 942-5343.

Email Willie Swett at willie.swett@theadvocate. com.

ST. TAMMANY PARISH

Suspects in death of deputy face new counts the Oak Harbor exit in degree kidnapping for not switch Road in Slidell after Driver refused to near Slidell to stop the speeding allowing two female passen- deputies tried to stop the vewhen he was hit. gers to exit the vehicle. hicle for careless operation, stop vehicle to let vehicle The driver of the vehicle, The Sheriff’s Office said authorities said. The SherAdrian Waughtal, 17, of Fischer and Waughtal re- iff’s Office also said the veother passengers Slidell, was booked with ag- fused to stop the vehicle and hicle did not have a license exit, sheriff says gravated flight, first-degree allow the two passengers, plate.

BY WILLIE SWETT Staff writer

The driver and one of the passengers in a vehicle that struck and killed a St. Tammany Parish deputy during a high-speed chase early Sunday morning will also face kidnapping charges, authorities said Thursday.

Sgt. Grant Candies was putting down a spike strip on an Interstate 10 on-ramp

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Continued from page 1B use treatment, the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline, and peer and community support programs.

As of Thursday, the Louisiana Department of Health was continuing to assess the impact of the termination.

“The department is still reviewing all grants associated with this funding to

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Continued from page 1B Shaddinger served as the District 1 council member from 2005-08 and Westwego mayor from 2008-17, when he lost his bid for reelection to Joe Peoples. He moved on to working as the assistance clerk at the Kenner Mayor’s Court until he retired in 2020. Shaddinger attempted to run for the District 1 council seat in 2021 but was disqualified from the race.

Shaddinger said if elected, he would use his political experience to address issues of blighted properties and dilapidated streets in his district, which he says have

murder and attempted firstdegree murder. Two passengers in the vehicle, Mason Paul Eugene Fischer and Michael Emanuel Lanier, both 17, were also booked with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder, the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office said.

The Sheriff’s Office said in a news release that Waughtal and Fischer, who was in the front seat of the vehicle, will also face charges of second-

who were in the back, to get out despite their repeated pleas.

Waughtal remains in custody without bail, authorities said, and Lanier remains in custody in lieu of $150,000 bail. Fischer, who had been released on a $175,000 bail on Wednesday, was rebooked on the kidnapping count with a $250,000 bail, the Sheriff’s Office said.

The pursuit began early Sunday morning on Brown-

The driver refused to stop, starting a high-speed chase into Slidell city limits and then out onto I-10, where Candies was killed, and eventually ending in New Orleans, where a New Orleans Police Department officer was injured in what Sheriff Randy Smith called a “very violent night.”

determine the unused balance that was canceled,” Communications Director Emma Herrock wrote in an email.

Interim Secretary of Health Drew Maranto said that Medicaid funding remains unchanged, and that a recent executive order from President Donald Trump eliminating funding for diversity, equity and inclusion efforts had not impacted staffing or funding at the department.

The $10 million loss came to light during Tuesday’s budget hearing when Sen. Katrina Jackson-Andrews, D-Monroe, raised concerns about the potential effects of federal cuts on Louisiana.

Jackson-Andrews asked the Health Department to keep the Senate informed on the impact to the state.

She had not heard news from the department as of Thursday. She pointed out that cuts to mental health and substance use pro-

grams could have broad consequences, especially given that, earlier in the hearing, state officials identified drug overdose as the leading cause of maternal death in Louisiana.

“When you hear that the federal government is cutting mental health funds to Louisiana, when Louisiana is already doing everything it can to find mental health funds … that is extremely concerning,” said JacksonAndrews on Thursday.

who says Westwego needs change.

Matherne, a 58-year resident of Westwego, said he is interested in beautification and blight reduction in order to attract more industry to Westwego, especially a new grocery store chain following the closure of Shoppers Value Foods (formerly Winn-Dixie).

“We need to do something different,” Matherne said.

Nobles, who’s seeking his fourth term in office, said he hopes to get a number of city projects over the finDistrict 2 ish line if reelected, like a Incumbent Republican long-planned public wharf Johnny Nobles Jr. is seeking at Lapalco Boulevard and reelection against Republi- Victory Drive in District 3, can Tim Matherne, a retired a pedestrian bridge to the refrigeration specialist riverboat landing on Sala

Avenue in District 1, and a project to loop dead-end waterlines throughout the city for a more efficient water system.

“There’s a lot of things going on in the city, and the constituents continue to show support,” Nobles said.

“been neglected.”

Jason LeBlanc, an engineering department supervisor for Laitram Machinery, said he’s running his first campaign for public office so he “can give back” to his community.

LeBlanc said he’d like to focus on creating resources to help ease the startup process for small businesses and encourage youth recreation in the city.

“I want to get a younger generation to buy into the community,” LeBlanc said.

Email Willie Swett at willie.swett@theadvocate. com.

District 5 Two Republicans familiar to the council are running.

One-term incumbent Robert “Bobby B” Bonvillian is being challenged by Larry Warino, who previously served District 5 for three terms.

Bonvillian is seeking his second term after beating out Johnnie Lynn Thibodeaux in 2021, in which he vowed to overhaul the city’s recreation department and bolster op-

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tor can revoke occupancy privileges on any business for code violations.

“We understand the importance of ruling out bad actors,” King said.

The Beer Industry League of Louisiana and the Louisiana Restaurant Association did not respond to requests for comment. A bar owner, Sam Wurth, said he supports anything to reduce bureaucratic hassles for small business owners.

“I don’t see a lot of businesses trying to be bad actors. I think most small businesses want to fit into the community and be there for the long run,” said Wurth, who co-owns Pepp’s Pub with his wife, Kait Wurth.

Andy Gallagher, the vice president of the Vieux Carré group, said his organization has received mixed messages as to whether new businesses are eligible for the permits, or if they are for existing businesses seeking renewals only.

King has not responded to messages on that question, and did not address it publicly on Thursday.

Gallagher said King has agreed to meet with his group about noncompliant bars to discuss renewal status and corrective actions.

King “will now be personally responsible for the adjudication and enforcement of all contended permit applications,” Gallagher said in an email, referring to the district council member veto power. “We intend on working with his office closely during the probationary period to ensure every bar issued a temporary permit works towards compliance.”

The veto power gives council members new authority when it comes to alcohol permitting. Giarrusso compared it to their ability to nix special events permits.

The good-cause provision means the basis of a denial “can’t be simply we don’t like ABC business,” Giarrusso said. He also said he hopes that the council’s involvement facilitates communication between city departments to identify a variety of issues, from sales tax delinquencies to building code violations.

“We can vet those things and make sure we’re all on the same page,” Giarrusso said.

member Lesli Harris recused herself because her spouse works in the bar industry, and District E council member Oliver Thomas was not present for the vote.

The city’s Department of Safety and Permits is under review from the council, the Office of Inspector General and others to improve its efficiency, and King said the two-year sunset would “afford administrative staff the breathing room they need at this time.”

“Our hope is that temporary (permits) are not necessarily long term,” King said before the vote.

Other supporters have said the change will aid small businesses. But critics have said it would enable irresponsible operators, especially those with building code violations.

The Vieux Carré Property Owners, Residents and Associates, a French Quarter neighborhood group, has been pushing the council to deny automatic permits for businesses that fall into that category.

In response to those concerns, District A council member Joe Giarrusso on Thursday sponsored an amendment — which the council passed — that gives council members the right to veto any temporary permit the administration grants, “for good cause.”

The move is arguably the most significant change to the city’s permitting process for liquor licenses since 2019, when the council passed rules, sponsored

by King’s predecessor, Kristin Gisleson Palmer, that let the city temporarily suspend businesses’ permits if those shops posed a threat to public safety, among other shifts.

That law, which infuriated bar owners, followed years of contentious efforts to change rules ranging from surveillance to outdoor seating.

King referenced that law on Thursday as he responded to concerns raised by French Quarter residents in recent days, noting that temporary permits are not available to any applicant who has been found guilty of violations related to alcohol sales or “public safety” within the last year.

Email Ben Myers at He also noted that the bmyers@theadvocate. city’s permitting direc- com.

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me,” he said.

Both candidates say Gretna is on the right track.

Black is the president of the Garden Park Estates Owners Association, and Carr has been a volunteer with Gretna Fest for more than a decade.

The two promised each other they’d run a positive campaign, a departure from other races on the West Bank, where mudslinging has intensified in recent weeks.

“We both want what’s best for the city,” Carr said.

Other races on the ballot include Jefferson Parish Council District 1 seat and three Westwego City Council seats, along with statewide amendments.

said he’ll serve as a single point of contact for fixing their problems.

Carr promised to return constituent phone calls on the same day they’re received. “That’s what I did with the drugstore,” he said. “I learned how important it was to listen to their problems, and again, just being responsive, so they don’t feel like they’re being ignored.”

Black said improving Gretna’s recreational offerings will also be a priority, especially as the city competes with travel ball for players. He’s coached his daughters’ and granddaughters’ softball teams. Email Blake Paterson at “The recreation depart- bpaterson@theadvocate. ment is near and dear to com.

portunities for seniors. Bonvillian did not respond to requests for comment.

Warino served on the City Council from 2005 until 2017, when he chose not to seek reelection due to his “strong belief in term limits,” he said.

Westwego does not have its own rules on term limits.

Warino emphasized his leadership during hurricanes Katrina, Gustav and Ike, where he said he learned to work with parish, state and federal agencies on disaster recovery.

He said if elected, he would host town hall meetings to inform the public during emergency events. He also plans to connect residents with local news and resources via social media, something

he said current city officials could improve.

Email Lara Nicholson at lnicholson@theadvocate. com.

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New Orleans Area Deaths Banister, Joseph Blue, Rose Bordelon, Joshua Boteler Jr., Lawrence Bourgeois, Rita Bunn, Kevin Caparotta, Joseph Carmouche, Kathleen Carriere III, Charles Chenevert, Donald Cooper, Eugene Dardis, Dierdra DeMouy Sr., William Derkins Jr., Herbert Dokes, Alvin Flowers, Ava George, Caress Hilton, Dennis Hollingsworth Sr., Wesley Hudson, Dolores Jeansonne, Earl Jones Sr., Leroy Kynerd Jr., James Lee, Clara Lee, Warren Longino, Zella Longmyle Jr., Jesse McCloud, Antoinette Nix, Denise Norred, Adeline Perkins, Judy Robinson, William Sheridan, Yvonne Trim, Tara Trueblood, Laura Valatkavage, Charlotte Viator Jr., Robert Walker, Janine White, Judith White, Margie Young, Keishell Young, Kenneth

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Obituaries Banister, Joseph Harold Irving

Joseph Harold Irving Banister, age 47, was born on August 5, 1977 in New Orleans, LA. He departed this earthly life on Sunday, March 9, 2025. He was a graduate of Booker T. Washington Senior High School. Joseph was the lov‐ ing son of Terry M. Banis‐ ter. Loving grandson of Littdell Banister. Beloved father of Joseph, Joevon, Jornei and Ellasia Banister.

Devoted brother of Tanya Banister (James), Shavon (Erone) and Banister Banister (Ke‐ Clarence shana). Joseph was also survived by 1 grandchild host of nieces, and nephews, aunts, uncles, family and cousins, friends. He was preceded in death by his father Joseph H. Johnson, Jr. and his grandfather Irving Ban‐ ister, Sr. Relatives and friends of the family are in‐ vited to attend the Cele‐ bration of Life Service on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at Gertrude Geddes Willis Fu‐ neral Home, 2120 Jackson Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70113 at 10:00 a.m. Visita‐ tion from 8:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. Interment Holt Cemetery, 527 City Park Av‐ enue, New Orleans, LA 70119. You may sign the guest book on http://www. gertrudegeddeswillis.com.

Gertrude Geddes Willis Fu‐ neral Home Inc., in charge (504) 522-2525.

Blue, Rose Lee

Dokes, Alvin DW Rhodes Hollingsworth Sr., Wesley

Banister, Joseph Cooper, Eugene Longmyle Jr., Jesse Heritage Funeral Robinson, William Jacob Schoen Hilton, Dennis

Kynerd Jr., James Lake Lawn Metairie Bourgeois, Rita

Dardis, Dierdra Jeansonne, Earl Valatkavage, Charlotte

Joshua Eddie Bordelon, Jr., age 13, of St. Bernard Louisiana, was born on July 27, 2011, and was tragically taken from us on March 14, 2025.

Joshua brought endless joy and laughter into the lives of everyone who knew him.

His bright smile, kind heart, and boundless spirit will forever be cherished and sadly missed.

Joshua loved playing his favorite computer games, riding his bicycle, fishing, spending time with friends and family, sharing laughter, and creating unforgettable memories. He had a unique way of making the world a brighter place for everyone.

His gentle spirit and loving nature touched the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him.

He is survived by his parents, Erika Guidroz and Joshua Bordelon, Sr.; his sister Ryleigh; his unborn brother Dillon Alfonso, Jr.; his stepfather Dillon Alfonso; grandparents, Warren and Charlotte Guidroz and Bradley and Lorraine Bordelon; great grandparents Thomas and Joan Gonzales and Bert and Lolita Smith. Also survived by many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

A Celebration of Life will be held on March 29, 2025, at The Abby Rose, 2900 Oak Ridge Blvd, Violet, LA 70092, from 10am until Noon.

Then get your wheels ready to take one last ride with Joshua beginning at 2pm from 1021 Bayou Road to his home on Tiffany Court. Family and friends are welcome to attend and join the final ride and to share their memories and love. A block party will be held following the ride at 2200 Tiffany Court, St. Bernard, LA. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made in Joshua's honor to your favorite Charity or Cause.

Though our hearts are broken, we find comfort in the beautiful memories we shared. Joshua will forever remain in our hearts, a precious angel watching over us.

Rest in peace, our sweet Joshua.

You are loved beyond measure and missed beyond words.

Boteler Jr., Lawrence J.

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ficers and members of St. Matthew Baptist Church and all neighboring churches are invited to attend the funeral service at St. Matthew Baptist Church, 604 E. S. Johnson Street, New Sarpy, LA on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 11:00 AM. Reverend Lionel King, Officiating. Interment Jefferson Memorial Garden Cemetery, St. Rose, LA. Visitation at the above named church from 9:00 AM until service time.

Services by Robottom Mortuary

Rose Lee Blue on Wednesday March 5, 2025 at St. Charles Hospital, Luling, LA. Daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Jessie Evers and Wilbert Dunn. Wife of the late Alfred C. Blue, Sr. Mother of Alfred C. Blue, Jr. (Tanya) and Carla B. Wells.

Sister of Clarence Evers, Sr., Willie Dunne, Sr. and the late Roscoe Joseph, Sr. Also survived by 6 grandchildren, Davon and Tia'Vonna Wells, Alfred C. Blue III (Meagan), Alyhea Blue, Kiara Dillard and Kamrie Mensah (Richmond); 9 great-grandchildren, Davon Jr, Jayden, Alijah, Ja'Zyri, Kylie, Karlie, Giselle, Alfred IV and Aiana. Age 85 years. A native of Clinton, LA and a resident of New Sarpy, LA. Relatives and friends of the family, also pastors, officers and members of St. Matthew Baptist Church and all neighboring churches are invited to attend the funeral service at St. Matthew Baptist Church, 604 E. S. Johnson

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union #130.

The Officers and Members are invited to attend the Celebration of Life Remem‐ Service of brance Lawrence J. Boteler, Jr., at 11:00 AM at Celebration of Life Church, 2001 Airline Dr., Metairie, LA 70001 on Saturday, March 29, 2025, with visitation beginning AM. Family and 9:00 Friends are invited to stay following the service to share memories and fel‐ lowship. By Order of: Ernest C. “Corky” Cortez, President Attest: Rodney R. Wallis, Business Manager.

Bourgeois, Rita Mae Chatelain

She was born October 17, 1924 in New Orleans to Bertha Moreau of Mansura, La. and Edmond Chatelain of Marksville, La. She was a loving and caring person who loved to dance, play cards and dominoes. She was a very active square, round and line dancer, first in New Orleans and later in the Harahan and River Ridge area where she moved after Katrina destroyed her Gentilly home.

She belonged to many dancing clubs over the years.

She was retired from the City of New Orleans treasury department.

Her death was preceded by brothers Percy, Clarence and Raymond Chatelain; and sister Ruby Chatelain Prima. Survivors include three sons; Tim Bourgeois of Gonzales, Glen Bourgeois of Kenner and Paul Bourgeois of Fort Worth, Tx; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren and many extended family members. She was a longtime parishioner at St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in New Orleans before it was destroyed by Katrina, and later at St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic Church in River Ridge. A Celebration of life will be at 12:00 p.m. on Monday, March 31 at Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home, 5100 Pontchartrain Blvd. with visitation beginning at 10:00 a.m. until service time. Interment will follow in All Saints Mausoleum.

To sign and view the Family Guestbook, please visit www.lakelawnmetairi e.com

Bunn, Kevin Dewayne

Kevin Dewayne Bunn transitioned peacefully on Sunday, March 16, 2025, at the age of 56. Kevin was baptized at Old Zion Bap‐ tist Church. He continued his service to the Lord at the Living Water Baptist Church. Kevin graduated from Warren Easton High School in 1987 and re‐ ceived a certification in En‐ tomology from LSU. He was the owner of Bunn’s Pest Control. Kevin is survived by sons JaCouree’ and Bryce Bunn; daughters, Bri‐ anna Bunn Allen (Steven), MaKayla, and Zaria, MaKenzie Bunn, brothers: Keith Bunn and Lawrence Jones (Shantrelle), sisters: Cynthia Jones (Bobby), Jacqueline Aaron, Patricia Deruise, Janice Wells and Joan Hughes; grandson Steven Allen, Jr., a special cousin/sister, Freda JonesIkenna, and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. Kevin was pre‐ ceded in death by his par‐ ents Earnest Bunn and Car‐ rie Brown Bunn; grandpar‐ ents Sidney and Mathilda Hurd, and Johnny and Cal‐ lie Bunn, and brother, Ernest Bunn, Jr. Family and friends are invited to at‐ tend the Celebration of Life on Saturday, March 29, 2025, for 10:00 a.m. at Liv‐ ing Water Baptist Church, 2104 Elysian Fields Ave., New Orleans, LA 70117. Vis‐ itation will begin at 9:00 a.m. Pastor James J. Santa Cruze, Jr., officiating. Inter‐ is private.

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Kathleen O'Brien Carmouche, a beloved wife, mother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on March 25, 2025, in her home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Born on October 16, 1949, in Delavan, WI to Edward and Laverne O'Brien.

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Born on October 16, 1949, in Delavan, WI to Edward and Laverne O'Brien.

Kathleen is survived by her loving husband of 27 years, Don Carmouche, who was Caparotta, Joseph 'Joe' her partner in life and love.

Kathleen was a devoted mother to her daughter, Cristina (Michael), and a loving stepmother to her three stepsons, Donnie (Jaime), John (Trisha), and Brian (Shannon)and her wonderful ten step-grandchildren. Her family was her greatest treasure, and she nurtured them with love, wisdom, and a witty sense of humor that brightened every gathering. She is also survived by Joseph (Joe) Caparotta, her siblings, Patrick a beloved husband, father, (Jenny), Colleen, and Molly grandfather, and friend, (Erik), who will forever passed away peacefully on hold her memory close to March 21, 2025, at the age their hearts. Kathleen was of 81. Born in New Orleans predeceased by her parJoseph (Sr.) and ents, Laverne and Edward to Josephine Caparotta, Joe O'Brien, and her siblings was a proud graduate of Mike, Rory, and Kerry, who St. Aloysius High School welcomed her with open and Loyola University. He arms. Kathleen's academic dedicated his career to ac‐ journey was a testament counting, making many lifelong friendships during to her dedication and pashis years as a CPA at sion for learning. She gradNOPSI. A devoted man of uated from the University faith, Joe was a longtime of Wisconsin-Madison with parishioner of St. Louis a Bachelor of Arts degree, King of France Catholic followed by a master's deChurch in Metairie, where gree in Italian from UCLA. he built lasting friendships Her pursuit of knowledge and was an active part of culminated in a Juris the church community. He Doctor from Tulane Law is survived by his loving School. With her law dewife, Jane, and his three gree, Kathleen became a prosecutor, sons, Michael (Alita), Kevin passionate and Stephen tirelessly advocating for (Kim), (Christy), whom he shared victims and earning the rewith his first wife, the late spect and admiration of He was also her colleagues and the Marcia. blessed with stepdaugh‐ community. Her unwaverters Michelle (Donald) and ing commitment to justice Rochelle, as well as his and her compassionate Steve, spirit made a lasting imstepson-in-law, whom he welcomed with pact on many lives. An open arms. He is also sur‐ avid animal lover, Kathleen vived by his sister, Virginia. found joy in the company Joe was a proud grandfa‐ of her beloved pets, includther to David (Kevin & ing her horse, Romeo, and Kim), Eva, Olivia, and Sam her two Gordon Setters, (Michael & Alita), and Rose and McDougal. Her Eliana and Clara (Stephen home was a sanctuary of & Christy). He also cher‐ love, laughter, and ished his step-grandchil‐ warmth, where her family Eli and Cate and furry friends thrived. A dren (Rochelle), and Jordan, celebration of Kathleen's Chloe, Sam, and Levi remarkable life will be held (Michelle & Donald). He was preceded in death by on Saturday, March 29, his parents, Joseph Sr. and 2025, at St Jude the Apostle Josephine, and his first Catholic Church, located at Marcia.

Joseph’s 9150 Highland Rd., Baton wife, kindness, sarcastic wit, Rouge, LA 70810. Visitation and unwavering devotion will begin at12:30 PM, folto his family and faith will lowed by a Mass at 1:45 be deeply missed by all PM. In honoring Kathleen's who knew him. His legacy legacy, let us remember of love and integrity will her fierce spirit, her unwalive on in the hearts of vering love for her family, those he touched. Visita‐ and her dedication to maktion will be held at St. Louis ing the world a better King of France Catholic place. She will be dearly Church in Metairie on Sat‐ missed but forever cherurday, March 29 at 10:00 ished in the hearts of those a.m., followed by a funeral who loved her. The family mass at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of expresses heartfelt gratiflowers, the family re‐ tude to the Pinnacle and quests donations be made Decision Critical medical to St. Jude Children's Hos‐ staff for providing compaspital in Memphis, TN. E.J. sionate care and ensuring Fielding Funeral Home has her comfort during her fibeen entrusted with fu‐ nal days. arrangements. neral Please sign the guestbook Carriere III, Charles Pierre at www.ejfieldingfh.com.

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Charles Pierre Carriere, III passed away while on hold…listening to recorded messages…waiting to be transferred to another de‐ partment…and talking with technical support. Well, it really didn’t happen that way, but for the last few years of his life, he was certain that it would.

Charles actually died peacefully in his sleep, a graceful end to a blessed and full life. “Taz” as he was affectionately called by his grandchildren and their friends, was known for saying “any better and I couldn’t stand it” when asked how he was. To all who knew him he was the eternal optimist, always ready with a joke or a song. A graduate of Holy Name of Jesus School, Charles attended Wood‐ berry Forest School for two years before returning to New Orleans and graduat‐ ing from Isidore Newman School. He was the first in his family to earn a college degree, receiving his BA and JD from Tulane Univer‐ sity before marrying his wife Cynthia. He served in the United States Navy as a member of the first JAG corps class. He sold insur‐ ance and practiced law but was fond of pointing out that he was nevertheless a good man. Charles’s true gift was writing.

He penned school plays, fol‐ lies, poems, commercials, and songs. He did most of his writing in beautiful cal‐ ligraphy, and notes to friends ily became +2910"6and 53& ,:"fam /! %464 5"884 ,7*#11#$42 cher ished keepsakes. In "!&$)$&+(# ,%/+#-/ *(0'1 published a 2004 he .(' self novel, Dupree’s Crude War. He leaves behind an unfin‐ ished memoir, titled “Man, Did I Laugh.” He loved to be surrounded by family and

partment…and talking with technical support. Well, it III of Lexington, Kentucky, Elizabeth (née really didn’t happen that Sarah way, but for the last few Chenevert) Wamalwa and 4B ✦ Friday, Marchlife, 28, 2025 nola.com The Times-Picayune Job✦ Wamalwa of Nairobi, years of his he ✦was certain that it would. Kenya, Olivia Rose Charles actually died Chenevert of Rolla, peacefully in his sleep, a Missouri and William Ulric graceful end to a blessed Chenevert of Rolla, and full life. “Taz” as he Missouri; Kevin Scott and was affectionately called Jennifer (née Lyon) by his grandchildren and Chenevert and their chiltheir friends, was known dren Kai Griffin Chenevert for saying “any better and I and Leo Dragon Chenevert, couldn’t stand it” when all of New Orleans, asked how he was. To all Louisiana; Jason Andrew who knew him he was the and Victoria (née Orban) eternal optimist, always Chenevert of Aromas, ready with a joke or a California; and his older song. A graduate of Holy brother Raymond Andrew, Name of Jesus School, Jr. and Pat (née Andrews) Charles attended Wood‐ Chenevert of Orlando, berry Forest School for two Florida. years before returning to Don was preceded in New Orleans and graduat‐ ing from Isidore Newman death by his blessed mothSchool. He was the first in er, Vanna Charlene (née Chenevert his family to earn a college Moore) 22, 1922 degree, receiving his BA (February and JD from Tulane Univer‐ September 3, 1991), his faRaymond Andrew sity before marrying his ther wife Cynthia. He served in Chenevert, Sr. (April 15, the United States Navy as a 1922 - August 8, 2007) and member of the first JAG his brother, Arthur Harris corps class. He sold insur‐ Chenevert (February 7, ance and practiced law but 1953 - September 26, 2019).

Friends and family are was fond of pointing out that he was nevertheless a invited to attend a memogood man. Charles’s true rial service on Saturday, gift was writing.

He March 29, 2025 at penned school plays, fol‐ Thibodaux Funeral Home, lies, poems, commercials, 104 St. Patrick Highway, and songs. He did most of Thibodaux, Louisiana his writing in beautiful cal‐ 70301. Everyone will gathligraphy, and notes to er at 10 am for coffee, friends and family became doughnuts and conversacherished keepsakes. In tion. At 11 am, Pastor Bill 2004 he self published a Young will lead the memonovel, Dupree’s Crude War. rial service.

He leaves behind an unfin‐ In lieu of flowers, the ished memoir, titled “Man, family respectfully sugDid I Laugh.” He loved to be gests memorial contribusurrounded by family and tions for Don's grandfriends, singing, playing daughter serving in guitar, telling stories and Nairobi, Kenya as a laughing. We know that is Christian missionary how we will remember him Please mail a best. Taz was devoted to teacher. to NICS/OASIS, and is survived by the love check of his life, his wife of 59 Finance Department, 3790 Road, years, Cynthia Doyle Car‐ Goodman MS 38672. riere, as well as his Southaven, beloved sister, Constance Please write the number Carriere Barkley. He is also "004349" in the check survived by his four chil‐ memo line. dren, Charles Carriere Cooper, Eugene Collin (Leslie), Vaughn Carriere Downing (Doug), Cynthia Carriere Sewell (Sean) and Michael Carriere (Carrie).

He was so proud of his ten Michael grandchildren, Downing, Maggie Malone, Andrew Downing, Ellen Carriere, Colette Carriere, Jackson Koerner, James Downing, Luc Carriere, Chase Koerner and Tess Carriere as well as his two step granddaughters, Camille Sewell and Mignon Sewell. One of his favorite pastimes was supporting Eugene Collin Cooper, them in their academic, artistic and athletic en‐ age 29, was born on March deavors. He loved his many 7, 1996, in New Orleans, LA. cousins as well as his 30 He departed this earthly on Wednesday, nieces and nephews who home called him “Big Charles.” March 19, 2025. Eugene He is preceded in death by graduated from Warren some and survived by Easton Senior High School many of a lifelong group of c/o 2014. In 2020, he gradu‐ friends who call them‐ ated and obtained his de‐ selves “the 21” along with gree from Nunez Commu‐ their spouses and children. nity College and he was A host of other hooligans employed at Walgreens as and ruffians were proud to a sales associate. Eugene call him friend. His family leaves to cherish his mem‐ is so grateful to the amaz‐ ories his father Herbert ing staff at Covenant Nurs‐ Cooper, Sr., mother Rose ing Home who have cared Cooper, two children De' for and loved Cynthia and Arra Brazile Cooper and Charles for the past two Denali Chanel Cooper, two Christopher years. For those who had brothers and Herbert the good fortune of know‐ Cooper ing Charles/Taz, please Cooper, Jr., sister Helenia join his family at Bruno’s Cooper-Carraby (Wilton), Tavern, 7538 Maple Street aunt Betty Brown, three on Saturday, March 29 be‐ uncles Roland Simmons, tween the hours of 1:30 Glen Simmons, and James and 4:00 pm to celebrate Brown, two nieces Ciara his life. In lieu of funeral at‐ Jones, and Destiny Cooper, tire, please wear Bruno’s three nephews Herbert appropriate clothing. In Cooper III., Alton Patrick and Harold lieu of flowers, please con‐ Cooper, sider a donation to the Pro Cooper, Jr. and a host of nephews, Bono Publico Foundation, great-nieces, Covenant Nursing Home or family and friends. Eugene a charity of your choice is preceded in death by his Pearl that connects you with grandmothers Cooper and Lerenza Sim‐ him. mons, grandfather John Cooper, and his brother Rev. Harold Cooper, Sr. Rel‐ atives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Celebration of Life Ser‐ vice on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at Gertrude Geddes Willis Funeral Home, 2120 Chenevert, Donald James Jackson Avenue, New Or‐ leans, LA at 12:30 p.m. Visi‐ tation from 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Interment Provi‐ dence Memorial Park, 8200 Airline Drive, Metairie, LA 70003. You may sign the guest book on www.ger trudegeddeswillis.com.

Gertrude Geddes Willis Fu‐ neral Home, Inc. in charge (504) 522-2525. lll

Donald J. Chenevert, Sr. (December 21, 1946 March 17, 2025).

Having lived a faithful, Christian life, Donald James Chenevert, Sr. is now celebrating eternal life with God in heaven.

Don was a devoted husband and father. He married his sweetheart, Elly Nae (née Carriere) Chenevert on August 8, 1966. Don and Elly celebrated 58 years as husband and wife; together they raised three sons: Donald James, Jr., Kevin Scott and Jason Andrew.

Don is survived by his wife and the love of his life, Elly Nae (née Carriere) Chenevert and their three sons and their families: Donald James, Jr. and Elizabeth (née Boyd) Chenevert of Springfield, MO and their children Donald James Chenevert, III of Lexington, Kentucky, Sarah Elizabeth (née Chenevert) Wamalwa and Job Wamalwa of Nairobi, Kenya, Olivia Rose Chenevert of Rolla, Missouri and William Ulric

Dardis, Dierdra Runte 'DeDe'

ated from St. Anthony of Padua, St. James Major High School, and LSUNO. She was a past queen of Prometheus. Spent her life in the banking business working 40 years for Hibernia/Capital One Bank and 3 years for Omni Bank.

Upon retirement, she was the head wedding coordinator for St. Anthony of Padua Church. She is preceded in death by her brother, Bruce Runte; her parents, Phyllis Tortorich and Charles Runte; her step-father, Gustave Tortorich; her maternal grandparents, Clovis and Elizabeth Martinez. She is survived by loving husband of almost 50 years, Deacon Joseph M. Dardis.

She is also by many nieces and nephews and grandnieces and nephews and by many who called her "Aunt DeDe". The family would like to thank Passages Hospice for their loving care, especially nurses Jennifer, Libby, and Randy. A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at St. Anthony of Padua Church, 4640 Canal Street.

Visitation for 11:00 AM and Mass at 1:00 PM. She will be laid to rest in Metairie Cemetery following Mass.

In lieu of flowers, donation to St. Anthony of Padua Church requested. To view and sign the family guestbook, please visit lakelawnmetairie.com

DeMouy Sr., William Parker

William Parker DeMouy, Sr. was born to Curtis E. DeMouy, Jr. and Dorthy Parker DeMouy on May 13, 1953, in New Orleans, Louisiana. William was called to rest surrounded by his loving family on Sat‐ urday, March 15, 2025.

William accepted Christ at Corpus Christi and was a graduate of Brother Martin School.

William High for BellSouth, worked Riverwalk, Intrepid Stone Company and Hookfin Pest Control. He was preceded in death by his parents, Curtis E. DeMouy, Jr. and Dorthy Parker DeMouy and his brother, Curtis E. De‐ Mouy, III. Left to cherish his memory are his children, Demouy, Jr. William (Nicole) and Jessica D. Tay‐ lor (Roderick); 2 grandchil‐ VonDerrick and dren, Dante’ Taylor; 1 sister, Jes‐ sica DeMouy Hookfin; 1 niece, Monica Hookfin San‐ tini (Luis), 7 step grandchil‐ dren, 13 step great-grand‐ children, his companion, Mona; his ex-wife, Cynthia, and a host of other rela‐ tives and friends. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Mass of Christ‐ ian Burial on Saturday, March 29, 2025, 10:00 a.m. at Corpus Christi/Epiphany Catholic Church, 2022 St. Bernard Ave., NOLA. Visita‐ tion 9:00 a.m. until Mass.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Herbert Derkins Jr. sunrise on September 27, 1956, sunset on March 11, 2025. A Memorial Service will be held on March 29, 2025, at 10am at Empowering For Life Prophetic Ministries, 5100 LaPalco Blvd. Marrero, LA 70072. Family and Friends of the family are invited.

Repass to follow.

Alvin Dwayne Dokes was born on May 5, 1978, the son of Shirl J. Williams and the late Alvin M. Jones.

Devoted and cherished Trinese Jack husband Relatives and Dokes. friends of the family, also officers, and pastors, members of Community Church of River Ridge and all surrounding churches, friends, coworkers of New Sewerage and Orleans Water Board, and the 1997 C/O G. W. Carver Senior High School are all invited to attend Alvin's Viewing on Friday March 28th 2025 from 2-4 pm in the Chapel of Dennis Funeral Home, 1812 Louisiana Avenue., Visitation will continue on Saturday March 29th from

y, so pastors, ‐ cers, and members of Tem‐ ple of Praise Ministries and all neighboring churches; employees of United Health Care are invited to attend the Celebration of Life at Temple of Praise Ministries, 1840 Commer‐ cial Drive, Harvey, LA on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at 11:00a.m. Pastor Nelson Dexter, Jr., officiating. Visi‐ will begin at tation 10:00a.m. until service time at the church. Interment: Will be Private. Arrange‐ ments by Davis Mortuary Service, 230 Monroe St., Gretna, LA. To view and sign the guestbook, please go to www.davismortua Face rysaervice.com.

Masks Are Recommended.

Hilton, Dennis

Flowers, Ava T.

Sister Ava T. Flowers, a devoted mother and care‐ giver, peacefully transi‐ tioned on March 11, 2025, at the age of 78. A native of New Orleans and a 1965 graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Ava retired from Ochsner Foundation Hospital after 34 years as a Surgical Sup‐ ply Technician. She was a faithful member of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church, ac‐ tive in the Senior Soldiers and Prison Ministries. She will be remembered for her strength, service, and un‐ wavering faith. She is pre‐ ceded in death by her hus‐ band, Johnie Flowers, and other loved ones. She is by her son, survived daughter-in-law, Shawn; Pamela Blackwell; grand‐ daughter, Anika Blackwell; and a host of loving family and friends. Family and friends are invited to at‐ tend the Funeral Service on Saturday, March 29, 2025, for 10:00 a.m. at Franklin Avenue Baptist Church, 8282 I-10 Service Road South, New Orleans, LA 70126. Visitation will begin at 9:00 a.m. Pastor Fred Luter, Jr, officiating. Inter‐ ment will follow at Rest‐ lawn Park Cemetery, Avon‐ dale, LA. Guestbook Online: www.anewtraditionbegins. com (504)282-0600. Linear Brooks Boyd and Donavin D. Boyd Owners/Funeral Di‐ rectors. Livestream avail‐ at: https://www. able franklinabc.com https://www.facebook. com/fabcnola https:// www.youtube.com/@ FABCNOLA. In lieu of flow‐ ers, donations may be made to: Franklin Avenue Church-https:// Baptist www.franklinabc.com/ membership-services/ online-giving Alzheimer’s Disease Research https:// donate.brightfocus.org/ adr/donate?tribute=true& promo_name=teaser& amount=250.

George, Caress Jene’

Derkins Jr., Herbert R.

Dokes, Alvin Dwayne

Dierdra R. Dardis went into the open arms of the Lord on March 16, 2025.

She was born on November 3, 1944, in Biloxi, MS and moved at a very young age to New Orleans, LA where she spent the rest of her life. She graduated from St. Anthony of Padua, St. James Major High School, and LSUNO. She was a past queen of Prometheus. Spent her life in the banking business working 40 years for

High School are all invited to attend Alvin's Viewing on Friday March 28th 2025 from 2-4 pm in the Chapel of Dennis Funeral Home, 1812 Louisiana Avenue., Visitation will continue on Saturday March 29th from 10:00 am until 10:50 am, at Gentilly Baptist Church 5141 Franklin Avenue, New Orleans, La., followed by Alvin's Homegoing Cele‐ bration at 11:00 am in the above named church, Rev. Kenneth Cooper Sr., Offici‐ ating Minister. Interment will follow at Providence Memorial Park 8200 Airline Dr., Metairie, La. All flowers should be delivered to church Saturday Morning.

To view the full obituary and leave condolences please visit https://www. dennismortuaryservice. com/obituary/alvin-dokes

Caress Jene’ George, a Customer Service Repre‐ with United sentative Health Care, entered into eternal rest at Ochsner Medical Center Main Cam‐ pus, on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, at the age of 35. She was a native of New Or‐ leans, LA and a resident of Avondale, LA. Caress was a graduate of L. W. Higgins High School and Delgado Community College West‐ bank Campus. She was a employee of former MyEyeDr. Devoted mother of Nailah Jene’ Bratton and Xavier Kennedy.

Logan Beloved daughter of Erwin and Andrial George George. Granddaughter of Bertrand Eugene and the Augusta Eugene, late and Veronica Howard George. Loving sister of Brandon Butler, Christo‐ pher George, and Dionna Butler. Goddaughter of the late Maceo George. Caress is also survived by a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. Rela‐ tives and friends of the family, also pastors, offi‐ cers, and members of Tem‐ ple of Praise Ministries and all neighboring churches; employees of United Health Care are invited to attend the Celebration of Life at Temple of Praise

Dennis Hilton, of New Orleans, died peacefully in his sleep on March 20, 2025 at the age of 81, after a long and valiant battle with Lewy Body Dementia.

Born in Birmingham, Al‐ abama in 1943, Dennis graduated from Southeast‐ ern Louisiana University in 1966 with a bachelor’s de‐ gree in sociology. Dennis further went on to obtain a master’s degree in psychi‐ atric social work from Louisiana State University in 1968. Along with his co‐ hort from LSU, Dennis lob‐ bied the state of Louisiana to provide licensure for so‐ cial workers, which ulti‐ mately paved the way for social workers to obtain Board Certification and be able to operate their own individual practices, cov‐ ered and paid for by healthcare insurance. Den‐ nis proudly kept up his BCSW license with continu‐ education credits ing throughout his life. As a worker, Dennis social helped set up a mental health clinic for children in the former Magnolia Hous‐ ing Project, as well as the first drug treatment pro‐ gram for veterans return‐ ing from the Vietnam War at the New Orleans VA Hospital. In 1980, Dennis set out on a new path, one he would later become known for – most innkeeper. Following a trip to England, Dennis (along with his wife, Joanne) had the idea to create an area similar to London’s Russell Square in New Orleans, and identified Prytania Street in the Lower Garden District as the perfect loca‐ tion. Dennis opened a 38bed-and-breakfast room called the St. Charles Guest House, and shortly many other thereafter, inns and small hotels opened in the area. Dennis was a fixture on Prytania street for the next four decades. Over the years, the St. Charles Guest House was host to guests from all over the world and was featured in major pub‐ lications like the New York Times and the French Le Guide du Routard. Dennis is preceded in death by his parents Thelma and Rus‐ sell. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Joanne Clark, and children Layne (Joseph), Elissa (Hunter), Christian. He is also fondly remembered by countless nephews, and nieces, cousins, many of whom spent summers in New Or‐ leans. There will be a memorial service honoring Dennis at Jackson Avenue Church (700 Jackson Av‐ enue, New Orleans, LA) on Sunday, March 30, 2025 at 3 pm, with a reception and visitation to follow. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you donate to the Lewy Body Dementia Asso‐ ciation in support of their “Lewy Buddy” emotional support group program or Jackson Avenue Church.

Hollingsworth Sr., Wesley

It is with profound sad‐ ness that we announce the of Wesley passing Hollingsworth Sr., affec‐ tionately known as Big Wes. He was a wonderful son, devoted husband, lov‐ ing father, and cherished grandfather, who peace‐ fully passed away on March 22, 2025, at the age of 66. Wesley was the heart of our family. His warmth, intelligence, and generos‐ ity made him a guiding

ing father, and cherished grandfather, who peace‐ fully passed away on March 22, 2025, at the age of 66. Wesley was the heart of our family. His warmth, intelligence, and generos‐ ity made him a guiding light to all who knew him.

Born in New Orleans on Oc‐ tober 25, 1958, Wesley was a 1976 graduate of Alcee Fortier High School. He dedicated 30 years of his life as a committed and hardworking bus driver with RTA, where his kind‐ ness and humor bright‐ ened the days of col‐ leagues and passengers alike. A man of great wis‐ dom and patience, he had an innate ability to uplift those around him with his encouraging words and gentle spirit. Wesley was not only known for his un‐ wavering work ethic but also for his deep compas‐ sion, always offering a helping hand or a listening ear. His love for his family was immeasurable, and he made every moment with them meaningful, whether through heartfelt conver‐ laughter-filled sations, gatherings, or quiet acts of support and care. Wesley is survived by his loving Lillian mother, Hollingsworth; his devoted Daphne Rodgerswife, Hollingsworth; his beloved Wesley children, Hollingsworth Jr. (Michean and Trey Thompson) (TeJuana Hollingsworth Herbert); and his treasured Skylar granddaughters, Hollingsworth and Teyana Hollingsworth, along with step-grandchildren his Thomspon, Shawnisha Thompson and Shawn Bradley Herbert, and his great-grandchildren step Camello Thompson, Noah Thompson. He was pre‐ ceded in death by his fa‐ ther, Edgar Hollingsworth; his paternal grandparents, Hollingsworth Charlotte and Edgar Hollingsworth Sr.; and his maternal James grandparents, Adams, and Laura K. Adams. He also leaves be‐ hind a host of nieces and nephews who adored him, well as countless as friends who were drawn to his kind heart and infec‐ tious spirit. "He will forever remain in our hearts, his love and kindness guiding us always." A celebration of his life will be held at Duplain W. Rhodes Funeral Home, 3933 Washington Ave., New Orleans, LA 70125 on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 10:00 am. Visita‐ tion will begin at 9:00 am.

Interment: Providence Park Arrangements Cemetery.

by D.W. Rhodes Funeral Home, New Orleans, LA. Please visit www.rhodesf uneral.com to sign the guestbook.

Hudson, Dolores W.

Dolores W. Hudson en‐ tered eternal rest on Mon‐ day, March 24, 2025, at the age of 90. She was a life‐ long resident of New Or‐ leans, LA, a devoted mem‐ ber of Bethany United Methodist Church and a founding member of the N.O. Friendship Group. Do‐ lores was preceded in death by her parents, 10 siblings and grandson. She is survived by her loving husband, James Hudson Sr., 5 children, 8 grandchil‐ dren, 20 great-grandchil‐ dren and 9 great-great broth‐ grandchildren, ers/sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and friends. Rel‐ atives and friends are in‐ vited to attend the Funeral Service on Saturday, March 29, 2025, for 1:00 p.m. at Bethany United Methodist Church, 4533 Mendez St. New Orleans, LA. 70126.

Visitation will begin at 12:00 p.m. Pastor Eugene M. Boger, officiating. Inter‐ ment will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery, 4000 Nor‐ man Mayer Ave, New Or‐ leans, LA 70122. Guestbook www.anewtraditi Online: (504)282onbegins.com 0600. Linear Brooks Boyd and Donavin D. Boyd Own‐ ers/Funeral Directors.

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Jeansonne, Earl Anthony

Kynerd Jr., James Franklin

Earl Anthony Jeansonne, born June 26, 1933, beloved husband, father, grandfather (PawPaw), and brother, entered eternal peace surrounded by his loving family in his home on March 23, 2025.

He is lovingly remembered by his wife of 68 years, Shirley; children, Cindy, Cathy, and Connie; grandchildren, Brandon (Tabitha), Ashley (Erik), Christopher, Dorsey (Tory), Kyle, and Haley; greatgrandchildren, Alyssa, Carsen, Nora, and Olivia.

He will be missed by his sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many neighbors and friends.

He was preceded in death by his son, Earl Anthony, Jr.; his daughter, June Ann; his parents, Ivy and Tony; and cherished loved ones. Earl, an Army veteran, was a faithful member of St. Angela Merici Parish for 60 years and was a well-known, successful entrepreneur in Jefferson Parish.

His family extends their gratitude to the Ochsner Medical Center and Notre Dame Hospice staff for their compassionate care.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation at Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home, 5100 Pontchartrain Blvd. in New Orleans, on Monday, March 31, 2025 from 10:00AM until 1:00PM. A Funeral Mass will be held in the chapel at 1:00PM, and the interment will follow in Metairie Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to St. Angela Merici Parish, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, or any charitable organization of your choice.

To view and sign the online guest book, please visit lakelawnmetairie.com

James Frankin Kynerd, Jr., “Pawpaw”, “The Eagle”, “Jimmy” age 62 years old, born on January 18, 1963, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, resident of Luling, LA, went to be with our Lord on March 22, 2025. James passed away at his home with his wife and daughter Jenna at his side. Beloved husband of Vanessa Braud Kynerd. They were to‐ gether for 26 years and married for 17 years. Fa‐ ther of Jenna K Braud (John) Ritzmann and Ash‐ ley Kynerd. Grandfather of Andrew and Emma Ritz‐ mann, who affectionately called him Pawpaw. James is survived by his mother Bridget Himel Kynerd, fa‐ James Franklin ther (Sandy) Kynerd, Sr., sister (David) Lawrence, Kim niece Marissa Lawrence nephew Victor and Lawrence, Aunts, Uncles, and numerous cousins.

James was preceded in death by his sister Linda Boneau.

James Kynerd served in the US Navy Seabees and later worked on the Mississippi River as a deckhand, tankerman, and Crew Boat Captain. His last employer was Cres‐ cent River Port Pilots where he worked as a Crew Boat Captain. James graduated in 2007 from Delgado Community Col‐ lege with an associate’s degree in general studies.

James had many passions, working in the yard, going to the woods, trains, but his leathermaking, passion was greatest being with children, espe‐ cially his grandson An‐ drew. They did everything together and went every‐ where together and went on numerous adventures.

They were best buddies.

Then Emma came along, and he started taking her everywhere with them. It was a special bond that they will always cherish.

James was a devoted mar‐ tial artist, mentor, and A third-degree friend. black belt with over ten years of dedication to Tang Soo Do, he was not only a skilled practitioner but also an inspiring instructor who touched countless lives. Teaching was his true passion, and his students were his greatest joy. With patience, wisdom, and un‐ wavering encouragement, he guided each of them, not just in martial arts, but in life. He instilled confi‐ dence, discipline, and re‐ spect, always believing in the potential of those he taught. Martial Arts Insti‐ tute of Louisiana was more than a training space; it was a family, a place of growth, and a testament to his boundless generosity and kindness. To his stu‐ dents, he was more than an instructor, he was a mentor, a role model, and a source of unwavering support. He poured his heart into every lesson, celebrating their victories and helping them rise after every fall. His legacy lives on in the strength, perse‐ verance, and spirit of those he trained. A very special thank you to our daughter Jenna. She was always here to help take care of him in every aspect. The care she helped provide and the constant assis‐ tance and support was un‐ wavering. And a special thank you to Holy Family and CrossLife Fellowship for their support with meals, comfort, and the outpouring of love pro‐ vided to James and our Relatives and family. friends of the family are in‐ vited to the visitation at Jacob Schoen & Son, 3827 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA on Saturday, March 29, 2025. Family visitation at 10 a.m. followed by friends at 10:30 a.m. Words of Re‐ membrance will take place in the chapel from noon until 12:45p. Interment to follow at Lake Lawn Park Cemetery.

Jones Sr., Leroy

Leroy Jones Sr. transi‐ tioned to be with the Lord on March 10, 2025, at the age of 89. Leroy is survived by his four children: Leroy Jr. (Katja), Valencia, Christ‐ ian (Kim), Kemba (Antoine Sr.) and ten grandchildren, Tyrone Hickman, Kristine Wright (Jamal Sr.). Adanne McNeil, Brittany Jones, Jor‐ dan McNeil, Angelle Jones, Ferbos Christopher (Kenya), Kirsten Jones, Aada Jones, Luca Jones and thirteen greatgrand‐ children. Preceded in death by his father Lawrence Jones Sr., mother Fay-Lee McBride Jones and his ten and sisters: brothers Lawrence Jones Jr., SadieLee Jones Smith, Bobby Jones, Samuel Jones, Floyd Jones, Glenn Jones, Arthur Jones, Larry Jones, Patricia Jones Dunkley, Betty Jones Brooks. A host of other rel‐ atives and friends also sur‐ him.

Family and vive friends are invited to at‐ tend the Celebration of Life Mass on Saturday, March 29, 2025, for 10:00 a.m. at.

St. Raymond & St. Leo the Great Catholic Church, 2916 Paris Ave., New Orleans, LA 70119. Visitation will begin at 9:00 a.m. Father Stanely K. Ihuoma, SSJ, officiating.

Interment will follow at Providence Memorial Park and Mausoleum, 8200 Air‐ line Dr., Metairie, LA 70003.

The repast will follow at Jaylin Hall, 2910 Paris Ave., New Orleans, LA 70119.

Guestbook Online: www. anewtraditionbegins.com (504)282-0600.

Linear Brooks Boyd and Donavin D. Boyd Owners/Funeral Di‐ rectors.

Clara Mae Lee entered into eternal rest on Tues‐ day, March 4, 2025, at the age of 82. She was a native of Hermanville, MS and a resident of Gretna, LA. Clara was a former em‐ ployee with Small World Christian Academy as a provider and childcare Strohmeyer Furniture. She was known as a coura‐ geous, quick-witted, gener‐ ous, doting, affable, inde‐ pendent woman and, she loved taking care of her family by cooking our fa‐ vorite meals: red beans rice, meatball & and spaghetti and baking our favorite dessert, home‐ made cake from scratch.

Devoted wife of the late Shack Jefferson, Sr. by first marriage and Edward Lee second marriage. by Beloved mother of Bobbie Jean Sayles, Shawlean Lee, Marie Sayles, David Sayles, Jr., and Shack (Latoya) Jef‐ ferson, Jr. Daughter of Viola Shoulders McNeil and the late Acie B. McNeil. Sis‐ ter of and the late Josie Sanders-Shoulders, Mae Annie Banks, Willie James (Michelle) Walls, also sur‐ vived by 24 grandchildren, great-grandchildren, 15 and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and friends. Rela‐ tives and friends of the family also pastors, offi‐ cers, and members of First Baptist Church of Gretna, Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, and neighboring churches are invited to attend the Celebration of Life at First Baptist Church of Gretna, 100 Gretna Blvd., Gretna, LA on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. Visita‐ tion will begin at 8:30 a.m. until service time at the church. Interment: Wood‐ lawn Park Memorial Ceme‐ tery-Westwego, LA. To view and sign the guestbook, please go to www.davismo Face rtuaryservice.com. masks are recommended.

Lee, Warren

Warren "Weepy" Lee, born on October 10, 1946, in Garyville, Louisiana, passed away at the age of 78 on March 12, 2025, in Reserve, Louisiana.

A beloved son of the late Morris and Olivia Lee Sr., he was baptized in 1971 at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church in Marrero, La. Warren was known for his kind heart, generosity, and ability to turn every new face into a friend.

He served in the U.S. Army in 1966 and received several honors, including the Combat Infantry Badge, an Army Commendation Medal, a National Defense Service Medal, a Vietnam Campaign Medal with 1 OS Dars, and MKM (Rifle M14.). After his military service, Warren worked in various roles, always demonstrating his freespirited and giving nature.

He enjoyed collecting and displaying newspaper clippings, and he loved gifting personalized hats and shirts to loved ones.

Warren is survived by his siblings: Ernestine (Arizona) Batiste, Ruthie (Bobby) Turner, Calvin (Gaynell) Lee, Jackie (Burnell) Scott, Shynethia Parker, Nathan Lee, Corey Lee, and the late Morris, Michael, and Rosenell; and extended family, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories.

Funeral services will be held at Heavenly Star Missionary Baptist Church in Marrero, Louisiana, on Saturday, March 29, 2025 starting with visitation at 10 am. His joyful and loving spirit will be remembered by all who knew him.

Arrangements made by Cross Memorial Funeral Home, LLC.

Longino, Zella Porsha Perrymon

Lee, Clara Mae

Clara Mae Lee entered into eternal rest on Tues‐ day, March 4, 2025, at the age of 82. She was a native of Hermanville, MS and a resident of Gretna, LA. Clara was a former em‐

Zella Porsha Perrymon Longino received her heav‐ enly award peacefully in her sleep at her residence on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at the age of 88. She was a native of Pachuta, MS and a resident of Mar‐ rero, LA. She was a gradu‐ ate of the Mississippi Pub‐ lic School System. A loving woman dedicated to family and friends with a heart of gold always sharing her wisdom and Christian val‐ ues. A songbird in her

rero, LA. She was a gradu‐ ate of the Mississippi Pub‐ lic School System. A loving woman dedicated to family and friends with a heart of gold always sharing her wisdom and Christian val‐ ues. A songbird in her church choir and an active member of the Mission Beautification Ministry, Ministry, Westside Senior Citizens until her health began to fail. Beloved wife of 58 years to Evangie Longino.

Loving “Van” of Debra mother Scott and (Matthew) (Shawonza) Fredrick Longino of Dallas, TX. Grandmother of Devin J. and Joshua Hollins Longino. Daughter of the late Scott and Daisy Perry‐ mon. Sister of Annette Flowers, of Detroit, MI, and the late Carrie Harness, Perrymon, and Maude Willie Alfred Perrymon.

Daughter in love of the late Houston Longino and Mol‐ lie Lewis Longino. Sister in love of Racheal Johnson, Shirley Smith, of Dallas, TX, Delores Sanders (Ernest), of Hazlehurst, MS, and the late Elizabeth Simmons, Williams, Armatheen Aslean Longino, Roxanne Perrymon, Joe, Fred, Jeff, and David Sherman, Longino, Curtis Simmons, Sr., James Smith, C.D. Wil‐ iams, and Irby Flowers.

Close friend of Gladys Boudouin, Gloria Carter, Vi‐ vian George, Gail Jones, and Anne Rovaris. Zella's many memories will be cherished by an abun‐ dance of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends in one big happy family. Relatives and friends of the family also pastor, officers and members of St. Mary Bap‐ tist Church, Life Center Cathedral, Friendship West Baptist Church of Dallas, TX, Hosanna Fellowship, all neighboring and churches are invited to at‐ tend the Celebration of Life at St. Mary Baptist Church, 6223 Sixth Ave., Marrero, LA on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Dr. Edward Joseph, III Pastor officiating. Visitation from 8:30 a.m. until service at the church. Interment Rest‐ lawn Park Cemetery Avondale, LA. Arrange‐ ments by Davis Mortuary Service, 230 Monroe St., Gretna, LA. To view and sign the guestbook please go to davismortuaryser‐ vice.com. Face masks are recommended.

was em y at grandchildren, Kaleigh and House, Dorignac’s, Kelcie Longmyle, Brayleigh Ice and Koi Andrews, Sequille Chicken Sue and Brown Heatley, II, and Mark Dixon, Derby. A homegoing cele‐ ✦ 5B Times-Picayune nola.com Friday, March 28, 2025 hon oring the life of III, oneThesis ter-in-law, ✦Mar ‐ bra✦tion Mc‐ ion King (Purnell) and 3 AntoinetteRickmon brothers-in-law Darren Pol‐ Cloud will be held at Char‐ Leonard and bonnet Labat Glapion Fu‐ lard, Nathaniel Mcknight and a neral Home,1615 St. Philip host of relatives from St, New Orleans, LA 70116 Vicksburg, MS, cousins, on Saturday, March 29,2025 neighbors, ac‐ at 1:00 pm. Visitation at friends, quaintances, and former 12:00pm. Repast will be wife Betty Longmyle. He held at Treme Recreation was preceded in death by Community Center, 900 N. his father Jesse Alfred Villere St., New Orleans, LA Sr., mother, 70116. Please sign the on‐ Longmyle, Emma Wilson Longmyle; line guestbook at www.cha grandparents Oscar and rbonnetfuneralhome.com.

Massie Dent; and nephew, Charbonnet Labat Glapion Ferdinand Alexander. Rela‐ Directors, (504) 581-4411. tives and friends of the family, also Employees of LDH/OPH/Bureau of Nutri‐ tion Services, Ben Guillory Farm Insurance, State Housing Authority of New Orleans, Orleans Parish Criminal Court, Revolving Nix, Denise 'Pearl' (Garland, TX), Kitchen United States Postal Ser‐ vice, UPS, Home Depot, CGI, TCI, Fleur De Lis Cater‐ ing, Manning Family Chil‐ dren’s Hospital, Temple El‐ ementary School, Florida Power & Light, Co., NTT Data Inc., TCC Control Company, Crescent Title, Hospice, Passages Ochsner Hospital Cardiol‐ ogy Dept., Crescent Care and the residents and em‐ ployees of the Nazareth Inn I and II are invited to at‐ tend the Celebration of Life Denise “Pearl” Nix de‐ Service on Saturday, March parted this life on March 29, 2025 at New Home Min‐ 14, 2025. She was born on istries, 1616 Robert C. January 22, 1966. Family, Blakes Sr. Dr., New Orleans, friends, and colleagues will LA 70130 at 10:00 a.m. Visi‐ gather together to honor tation from 9:00 a.m. until her memory of her ser‐ 10:00 a.m. Interment Provi‐ vices she contributed, and dence Memorial Park, 8200 the lasting imprint she has Airline Drive, Metairie, LA left on New Orleans and 70003. You may sign the beyond. A celebration of guest book on www.ger life for Denise "Pearl" Nix trudegeddeswillis.com. will held at Charbonnet Fu‐ Gertrude Geddes Willis Fu‐ neral Home, 1615 St. Philip neral Home, Inc., in charge St., New Orleans, LA 70116 (504) 522-2525. on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 10:00 am. Visitation at 9:00 am. Interment Mc‐ Donoghville Cemetery, 520 Hancock St., Gretna, LA 70053. Please sign the on‐ line guestbook at www.cha rbonnetfuneralhome.com.

McCloud, Antoinette Charbonnet Labat Glapion Rickmon 'Nettie' Directors (504) 581-4411.

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Antoinette "Nettie" Rickmon McCloud departed this life on March 14, 2025.

Antoinette was born on July 11,1963, in New Or‐ leans, LA to the late Emma Woods and Joseph Hills.

She is survived by her hus‐ band, Carl McCloud Sr.; Adeline Norred, lifelong three daughters, Shelita Rickmon, Arianne Rickmon, resident of Belle Chasse, and Tyreiana Rickmon; and La passed away peacefully two sons, Michael Rickmon in Lafayette, LA at the age and Brandon Rickmon. Her of 88. Adeline was married Montinique 65 years to the love of her god-child, James. Antoinette is also life who she adored, the by her twin late Robert “Billy” Norred. survived brother, Anthony Rickmon Devoted mother to Kathy Sr, and brother, Kevin Rick‐ Lutz (Willie), Tina Norred, mon; and sister, Michelle Ann Waguespack (Jay).

Rickmon. She is also sur‐ Proud Granny to Stephanie vived by her 12 grandchil‐ Covell, William Lutz Jr., dren, as well as a host of Hayes Waguespack, Anna Waguespack, aunts, uncles, nieces and Claire Norred, Sarah nephews. She is preceded Heather in death by her mother, Cheramie, and Lindsay de Emma Woods; brother, Castro. Also survived by Joseph Rickmon; grand‐ several great grandchil‐ and nieces and mothers, Matilda Rickmon dren Estelle Johnson; nephews. Daughter of the and Joseph Preston George late grandfather, Great-grand‐ Lonadier and Mary Agnes Woods; mother, Emma Ford; un‐ Gongre. “Sis” to Late Lonadier cles, Ronald Rickmon, and brother-James Michael Jiles, Sr. An‐ (Janice), late twin sister toinette was employed at Maxine Walker (Benny), House, Dorignac’s, and late half-brothers Her‐ Ice Lee Longino Chicken Sue and Brown schel and Herman Derby. A homegoing cele‐ (Wyonda) Longino (Joyce). bration honoring the life of “Ray” See more DEATHS, page AntoinetteRickmon Mc‐ Adeline will be missed Cloud will be held at Char‐ dearly and remembered bonnet Labat Glapion Fu‐ for her loving sweet soul. neral Home,1615 St. Philip Whatever made everyone St, New Orleans, LA 70116 else happy is what made on Saturday, March 29,2025 her happy - especially if at 1:00 pm. Visitation at that meant bringing every‐ 12:00pm. Repast will be one together. She always held at Treme Recreation welcomed family into her home with amazing homeCommu nity Cen ter,need 900 N.the When you news.

Villere St., New Orleans, LA cooked meals that made feel loved and youonread theone news.

70116. Wherever Please sign the ‐ every line guestbook at www.cha cared for. Her corn bread was the best! Her face rbonnetfuneralhome.com. when light up Charbonnet Labat Glapion would grandkids came to visit Directors, (504) 581-4411. and her words “hey my baby” will be cherished.

The things that brought her the most happiness over the years: any time spent with family but espe‐ cially her late husband, Billy who she missed dearly; Listening to Billy play country music and spending time with him “up home” at his hunting camp in Goldonna, La; any time with her kids and grandkids brought her true joy; family gatherings like barbecuing, crawfish boils …. Anything that brought Family together; and vaca‐ tions and camping trips that she and Billy shared with friends and family.

Relatives and Friends of the Family are invited to attend the Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Belle Chasse, LA on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 10 AM. Visitation will be held from The newspaper record time. In‐ 9 AM of until mass for terment will follow at Our New Orleans Lady of Perpetual Help Cemetery, Belle Chasse, LA. Mothe Funeral Homes handled arrangements.

Jesse Alfred Longmyle, Jr., age 81, was born on September 16, 1943, in New Orleans, LA. He was called home to eternally rest by our Lord Jesus Christ on March 12, Wednesday, 2025. Jesse graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1962 and at‐ tended Southern University of New Orleans. He worked as a bus driver for New Or‐ leans Public Service, a salesman for Frito Lay, and a cab driver for Morrison, White Fleet, and Yellow cab companies. Jesse leaves to cherish his memory his adoring sister Audrey Ezi‐ dore (Michael). Devoted companion Delia Mcknight.

Beloved father of An‐ toinette Hayes-St. Cyr (Ro‐ malis), Gwendolyn Ran‐ Lavonselle dolph, Longmyle, and Esconda Galmon. Loving Uncle of Stacy Alexander Jackson, Corey Alexander-Johnson Trellis Thomas (Peter), (Tory), and Jamere Jack‐ son. Great-Uncle of Jas‐ Jackson-Williams mine (Brenan), Jordan Jackson (Malcolm), Alexis Alexan‐ der, Jaden Jackson, Cam‐ ryn Robinson, Glen Corryan Lewis, Jakobe Alexander, Jay’den Thomas. and Great-great Uncle of Cor‐ ryan Manzi Lewis. Three bonus sons, Carlos Mck‐ night, Sr. (Chaz), Ashton Mcknight, Sr. (Kayla), Sean Pierre (Kalle); one bonus Yakim Mont‐ daughter gomery; and a godson, Purnell M. King, Jr. He was also survived by 21 grand‐ children Brandon Longmyle (Candi), Brittani Randolph, Andrews, Mark Brandy Dixon, II (Raven), Christian Galmon, Wynton Galmon, Caleb Cooks, Brelon, Naje, Carlos, Jr., Ashli, Amani, and Ashton Mcknight, Jr., Dreshawn, Shawndrea, Shala, Seanae, Milik, and Sean Pierre, Jr., and Prince and Kobe King, five greatgrandchildren, Kaleigh and Kelcie Longmyle, Brayleigh and Koi Andrews, Sequille Heatley, II, and Mark Dixon, III, one sister-in-law, Mar‐ ion King (Purnell) and 3 brothers-in-law Darren Pol‐ lard, Leonard and Nathaniel Mcknight and a host of relatives from Vicksburg, MS, cousins, friends, neighbors, ac‐ quaintances, and former wife Betty Longmyle. He was preceded in death by his father Jesse Alfred Longmyle, Sr., mother, Emma Wilson Longmyle;

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Unwinding Biden-era energy rules crucial for state President Joe Biden spent four terminal permits. years trying to drag the United Even after voters rejected Vice States into the dark ages with his President Kamala Harris in Noanti-energy policies. Thanks to vember, the Biden administration the wisdom of the Americontinued to ignore the will of the American peocan people, though, those days are over. ple by banning offshore American energy indedrilling on millions of acres of coastline just days pendence is back on the before Trump returned to horizon under President Sen. John the Oval Office.

Donald Trump’s leaderThese breathtakingly ship. He signed my resoluKennedy bad policies drove up ention to repeal the first of GUEST many Biden-era rules that COLUMNIST ergy costs for the Ameriwere crushing Louisiana’s can people. During Biden’s energy producers. This is time in office, the average only the beginning of our shared American’s energy bill increased effort to clean up the massive by 29%. In Louisiana, the avermess that the Biden administraage household paid $5,202 more for energy and $10,703 more for tion left behind.

In total, Biden and his team sad- transportation because of Biden’s dled American energy producers inflation.

Trump’s team began unwindwith more than 200 new regulations. Some of these policies were ing some of these terrible energy policies on day one. Importantly, bone-deep, down-to-the-marrow Trump scrapped Biden’s terrible stupid. executive order that paused all They killed thousands of jobs permits for new LNG export terby canceling the Keystone XL pipeline, halted new oil and gas minals. He also announced that permits on millions of acres of Cameron Parish will be home to America’s public lands, encourAmerica’s newest LNG export terminal — a huge win for Louisiaged radical climate activists to file lawsuits against energy anians. producers over “environmental These export terminals will be justice” violations and tried to essential in helping the United derail several liquefied natural States power its allies. Under gas development projects in Loui- Biden’s watch, Russia exported a record-breaking amount of LNG siana by pausing all new export

A rig and supply vessel in the Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Louisiana.

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to the European Union. Once we unwind all these harmful Bidenera LNG export regulations, our allies will be able to purchase LNG from Louisiana instead of buying it from countries that hate us.

While Trump’s team has made some tremendous progress in scaling back these anti-energy policies, they cannot do it all on their own.

If the Biden administration implemented these changes as formal rules, the Trump administration must introduce its own

formal rules to reverse the initial policies. This can take months.

Congress, however, has a tool to help the Trump administration expedite rule changes.

It’s called the Congressional Review Act (CRA), and it allows lawmakers to wipe bad rules off the books.

I’ve already started putting this tool to work for the American people.

I introduced a joint resolution of disapproval under the CRA to eliminate a Bureau of Ocean Energy Management rule that

required oil and gas producers in the Gulf of America to submit archaeological reports to the federal government before drilling or laying pipelines.

Essentially, the Biden administration wanted to drive up costs for small energy producers — including many mom-and-pop operations in Louisiana — by forcing them to recreate maps of the ocean floor to identify shipwrecks that we’ve already found. If that sounds wasteful, that’s because it is.

Small and independent operations make up roughly one-third of all oil production in the Gulf, and this rule would have cost them millions of dollars. Fortunately, my colleagues in Congress agreed that this rule was bogus.

Last week, Trump signed my CRA into law and rendered that rule void.

Biden made a disgusting mess of America’s energy sector by sticking bad regulations on producers like gum to a park bench.

Louisianans can count on us to keep scraping away at these terrible regulations until each one is repealed and America has returned to a position of energy dominance.

John Kennedy represents Louisiana in the U.S. Senate.

Welcoming refugees shows Congress needs to act compassion, brings benefits now to keep business applications are backlogged Jesuits came to the United States in 1700, which, of course, by years. Some attempt to gain asylum without meeting the means we were not yet the criteria because they lack other United States. They set up in options. Neither of these the Louisiana Territory facts means we should and were some of the end asylum — a critical first explorers of the part of the larger refugee mighty Mississippi. and immigration picture This also means the that unites families, helps Jesuit order and its Kelly us fill vacant jobs and almissions and staff have Ryan been part of the U.S.’s lows trafficking victims GUEST immigrant history, to live in safety.

COLUMNIST which includes taking We must make sure in tens of millions of we have an orderly borrefugees. We have experienced der, staffed by professionally the moments all Americans trained officials assisted by should be proud of — lifting the smart and ethical technologies. lamp beside the golden door for We need to streamline processgenerations seeking a better es, deal with the backlog and life. make well-reasoned decisions There are also moments we on applications. deeply regret, like the RooLouisiana has benefited from refugee resettlement. Daulat sevelt administration’s 1939 Sthanki arrived in New Orleans rejection of the MS St. Louis with a single bag. Starting as a and the 937 Jewish Europeans jukebox repairman, he became onboard seeking refuge. a multimillion-dollar businessIn 1980, the U.S. created its modern refugee program. man, investor and developer in Some refugees are admitted Baton Rouge. after being interviewed overThis kind of story has played out time and again in the U.S. seas; others seek asylum at a Refugees are vital to the laU.S. port of entry or while in the U.S. Either way, applicants bor market not only because must prove they meet the crithey fill jobs but also because they often go on to pursue more teria for refugee status, which lucrative, entrepreneurial includes a well-founded fear careers. In 2015, more than of persecution. They must also 181,000 refugee entrepreneurs pass a rigorous security and background screening. Asylum generated $4.6 billion in busiis a central part of our law, not ness income, according to the a loophole.

National Immigration Forum.

Our refugee resettlement These businesses provide jobs, system evolved into a strong goods and services for thounetwork built on public-private sands of Americans. partnerships.

The U.S. welcomed more than Communities recognized both 2.1 million refugees and 800,000 the moral imperative as well as asylees between 1990 and 2022. the economic and social benAccording to the Department efits of resettling refugees, who of Health and Human Services’ Office of Human Services went on to create businesses, Policy, those welcomed had a join the military, enliven our massive positive fiscal impact: cuisine and otherwise enrich $123.8 billion total, including our communities. $31.5 billion to the federal govToday, our immigration system needs work. Asylum ernment and a $92.3 billion to

state and local governments.

These benefits are real and important, but that’s not why my organization, Jesuit Refugee Service, does this work. For us, it is an expression of our Catholic identity and an exercise of the freedom of religion enshrined in the Constitution.

No government administration should interfere with this right.

We are called to welcome the stranger and assist the afflicted and needy. That is who we are.

And it’s what Louisianans do.

Assisting persecuted people — many of whom are Christians targeted for their faith — is lifesaving work. In fiscal year 2024, the U.S. took in 29,493 Christian refugees from the 50 countries where Christians suffer the most persecution, including Afghanistan and Myanmar or Burma. Instances of religious and political persecution are getting worse closer to our borders, too.

In Nicaragua, President Daniel Ortega has been targeting the Catholic Church, which has placed itself between the people and the authoritarian government. As of this writing, 11 Catholic priests remain detained after being arrested last summer, an example of what a dangerous environment the country has become for anyone who dissents from the authoritarian government.

After the St. Louis was turned away in 1939, nearly 30% of its passengers were murdered in the Holocaust. We must learn from the mistakes of history.

We can and should continue to help people in need.

Refugees and asylees are thoroughly vetted, subjected to rigorous background checks — and their contributions enrich us all.

Kelly Ryan is the president of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA.

booming in Louisiana Louisiana’s innovation ecosystem national powerhouse in innovative continues to grow annually, with industries such as advanced manuover 95,000 new jobs created since facturing, energy, life sciences and 2016. technology.

As our state’s business Now, that progress is in environment flourishes, jeopardy.

Louisiana needs policies in If Congress allows the place that will spur annual TCJA tax cuts to lapse, Lougrowth and success. isiana stands to lose 76,000 However, key provisions jobs and nearly $15 billion of a 2017 law are set to exin GDP, according to a study Will by the National Association pire at the end of this year, Green of Manufacturers. In Conplacing Louisiana’s manuGUEST facturing sector — and gressional District 4 alone COLUMNIST the livelihoods it supports — Speaker Mike Johnson’s — at risk. Congress must district — the impact could extend these policies to preserve mean 10,000 lost jobs and a $2 bilthe economic momentum that has lion hit to economic output. These revitalized our local industries and aren’t just economic statistics — strengthened our community. they represent paychecks, mortThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act gages and college tuition payments (TCJA) sparked an unprecedented for Louisiana families. boom in manufacturing job creLouisiana policymakers must continue standing with the workation, wage growth and capital investment across the country. ers, small businesses and manuThe numbers tell a compelling facturers who are driving Louistory: The TCJA reduced the siana’s resurgence. Allowing the corporate tax rate from 35% to TCJA to expire would send us back 21%, strengthened incentives for to an era of uncertainty, stagnation domestic investment and provided and missed opportunities at a time relief for many businesses — deci- when our state is finally turning sions that reshaped America’s eco- the page on decades of economic decline. nomic landscape and have given We don’t have time to waste, and U.S.-based companies a competithe stakes couldn’t be higher. For tive edge globally.

Louisiana’s economic comeback to In 2018, manufacturing expericontinue, policymakers must act enced its strongest year for job now to prioritize this critical issue growth creation in more than two and extend the TCJA. decades and its best wage growth LABI commends the leadership in 15 years.

Real wages increased by 5%, and of Louisiana’s congressional delunemployment for workers withegation in championing pro-growth policies, including their ongoing out a high school diploma fell to efforts to maintain the benefits historic lows.

In Louisiana, this translated into of the TCJA. We look forward to working alongside them to secure factory expansions in Shreveport, new hires in Lake Charles and pay this extension and keep Louisiana’s economy thriving for years to raises in Monroe. come.

Businesses reinvested in research, technology and workforce development, making our state Will Green is president and CEO more competitive in a global econ- of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry (LABI). omy. Louisiana has emerged as a

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Each year, syndicated columnist George Will challenges readers to test their baseball knowledge with his Opening Day Quiz. How much do you know about George the sport’s history and statistics? Test your knowledge below.

Will 9. The Cleveland Indian who led the AL Ned Garver, who pitched for the St. Louis Browns when they in homers and RBI when they won a record drew few fans, said, “The crowd 111 games in a 154-game season.

A. Vic Wertz didn’t dare boo us. The players B. Al Smith had them outnumbered.”

C. Larry Doby Don’t get booed, get busy idenD. Wally Westlake tifying: 10. The two Hall of Famers since World 1. The American League pitcher who won War II with 600 doubles, 100 triples, 100 20 games while his team was losing 102. homers and 100 stolen bases.

A. Mickey Mantle, Roberto CleA. Hollis “Sloppy” Thurston B. Roger Clemens mente C. Nolan Ryan B. Paul Molitor, George Brett D. Ned Garver C. Ted Williams, Rickey Hen2. The Browns’ only MVP. derson A. Heinie Manush, 1928 D. Stan Musial, Willie Mays B. George Sisler, 1922 11. The pitcher who led the majors in C. Rube Waddell, 1908 strikeouts in 1968, the “year of the pitcher.”

D. Urban Shocker, 1918 A. Sam McDowell 3. The pitcher with the highest ERA B. Juan Marichal (5.08) in a 20-win season.

C. Bob Gibson A. Bobo Newsom, 1938 D. Don Drysdale B. Warren Spahn, 1956 12. The most recent Hall of Fame pitcher C. Bob Forsch, 1977 with more than 3,000 innings and an ERA D. Grover Alexander, 1914 under 3.00.

4. The Hall of Fame pitcher who surrenA. Orel Hershiser B. Steve Carlton dered a record 46 home runs in a season.

C. Catfish Hunter A. Luis Tiant, 1966 D. Tom Seaver B. Tim Wakefield, 2004 13. The most recent 300-win pitcher.

C. Denny McLain, 1971 A. Tom Glavine, 2007 D. Robin Roberts, 1956 B. Randy Johnson, 2009 5. The pitcher who induced the most C. Roger Clemens, 2003 double plays.

D. Don Sutton, 1986 A. Jim Kaat 14. The two players who hit 30 or more B. Ferguson Jenkins homers with five different teams.

C. Tommy John A. Gary Sheffield, Fred McGriff D. Phil Niekro B. Alfonso Soriano, Jose Can6. The second baseman who turned a single-season record 161 double plays. seco A. Joe Morgan C. Jim Thome, Alex Rodriguez B. Bill Mazeroski D. Goose Goslin, Jimmie Foxx C. Nap Lajoie 15. The NL and AL pitchers with the lowD. Jackie Robinson est career World Series ERAs. 7. The pitcher who averaged 354 strikeA. Sandy Koufax, Whitey Ford B. Chris Carpenter, Jack Morris outs through four seasons, 1999-2002.

C. David Cone, Cy Young A. Curt Schilling D. Madison Bumgarner, Babe B. Randy Johnson Ruth C. Pedro Martinez 16. The two shortstops with 16 doubleD. Greg Maddux 8. He holds the AL season record for as- digit home run seasons.

A. Honus Wagner, Ernie Banks sists.

B. Luke Appling, Alan TramA. Cal Ripken Jr. B. Derek Jeter mell C. Sandy Alomar C. Cal Ripken Jr., Derek Jeter D. Zoilo Versalles D. Barry Larkin, Robin Yount 17. He wore No. 44 and hit 44 homers

four times.

A. Reggie Jackson B. Sammy Sosa C. Henry Aaron D. Harmon Killebrew 18. The youngest pitcher to have a 20win season.

A. Dwight Gooden B. Kerry Wood C. Walter Johnson D. Bob Feller 19. The two who hit over .400 in 1922 but did not have MLB’s highest average.

A. Joe Wood, Wally Pipp B. Tris Speaker, Casey Stengel C. Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby D. Lew Fonseca, Frankie Frisch 20. The most recent player to have a 200hit season in each league.

A. Bill Buckner, 1982 Chicago Cubs, 1985 Boston Red Sox B. Vladimir Guerrero, 2002 Montreal Expos, 2006 Los Angeles Angels C. Ichiro Suzuki, 2010 Seattle Mariners, 2015 Miami Marlins D. Frank Robinson, 1962 Cincinnati Reds, 1968 Baltimore Orioles 21. He pitched a record 16 shutouts in 1916.

A. Walter Johnson B. Babe Ruth C. Dutch Leonard D. Grover Alexander 22. He pitched no-hitters 18 seasons apart.

A. Gaylord Perry B. Nolan Ryan C. Tommy John D. Jim Kaat 23. The youngest Cy Young Award winner.

A. Clayton Kershaw B. Vida Blue C. Dean Chance D. Dwight Gooden 24. The four first basemen to win backto-back MVP awards.

A. Jimmie Foxx, Frank Thomas, Albert Pujols, Miguel Cabrera B. Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Ryan Howard, Albert Pujols C. Lou Gehrig, Harmon Killebrew, Willie McCovey, Albert Pujols D. Jimmie Foxx, Hank Greenberg, Miguel Cabrera, Albert

Pujols 25. The largest player (height, weight) to win a batting title.

A. Boog Powell B. Frank Thomas C. Barry Bonds D. Willie McCovey 26. The only player to hit .300, score 100 runs, have 100 RBI and walk 100 times in seven consecutive seasons.

A. Lou Gehrig B. Ted Williams C. Frank Thomas D. Henry Aaron 27. The only player who batted .300 and had 100 RBI across each of his first 10 seasons.

A. Stan Musial B. Albert Pujols C. Enos Slaughter D. Rogers Hornsby 28. The team with the worst season winning percentage since 1900.

A. 2024 Chicago White Sox B. 1916 Philadelphia Athletics C. 1964 Houston Colt .45s D. 1962 New York Mets 29. Had the most consecutive 40-home run seasons (four) in the 1960s.

A. Harmon Killebrew B. Carl Yastrzemski C. Frank Robinson D. Willie Mays 30. The shortstop who holds the record for consecutive errorless games and errorless chances.

A. Omar Vizquel B. Cal Ripken Jr. C. Ozzie Smith D. Mike Bordick 31. Holds the record for most homers in a season in his home park.

A. Sammy Sosa B. Hank Greenberg C. Babe Ruth D. Mark McGwire 32. The batter with the nearest-miss to a .400 season.

A. Lefty O’Doul B. George Brett C. Rod Carew D. Tony Gwynn 33. He was batting .400 in August 1993.

A. Andrés Galarraga B. Gregg Jefferies C. Paul Molitor

D. John Olerud 34. The player who hit .370 or better more than once since Ted Williams hit .406 in 1941.

A. Rod Carew B. George Brett C. Tony Gwynn D. Ichiro Suzuki 35. The only player with 200 or more singles in three seasons.

A. Tony Oliva B. Al Simmons C. Steve Garvey D. Ichiro Suzuki 36. The hitter with only 135 home runs but who received more intentional walks than Ernie Banks or Mike Schmidt.

A. Tony Gwynn B. Jeff Bagwell C. Harold Baines D. Chili Davis 37. The catcher whose 57% of stolenbase attempts foiled is the MLB record.

A. Tony Peña B. Roy Campanella C. Yadier Molina D. Johnny Bench 38. The youngest to hit 50 homers in a season.

A. Henry Aaron B. Aaron Judge C. Andruw Jones D. Prince Fielder 39. The most recent AL teammates each with 150 or more RBIs in a season.

A. Rafael Palmeiro and Cal Ripken Jr., 1996 Baltimore Orioles B. Vern Stephens and Ted Williams, 1949 Boston Red Sox C. Alex Rodriguez and Hideki Matsui, 2007 New York Yankees D. Al Kaline and Jim Northrup, 1968 Detroit Tigers 40. The first team with three consecutive 100-win seasons.

A. Philadelphia Athletics B. New York Yankees C. Chicago Cubs D. New York Giants Bonus question: The manager who, after a 117-loss season, said, “You can’t win them all.”

A. Casey Stengel B. Connie Mack C. Sparky Anderson D. Gene Mauch

ANSWERS 17. C: Henry Aaron 9. C: Larry Doby.

1. D: Garver was 20-12 in 1951 25. B: Frank Thomas 18. A: Dwight Gooden 10. B: Paul Molitor and George for the Browns, who went 52-102.

26. C Frank Thomas 19. C: Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby Brett 2. B: Sisler hit .420 that season.

27. B: Albert Pujols 20. B 11. A: Sam McDowell.

3. A Bobo Newsom 28. B: The 1916 Philadelphia A’s 21. D: Grover Alexander 12. D: Tom Seaver 4. D Robin Roberts 29. A: 1961-64 22. B: Nolan Ryan 13. B: Randy Johnson 5. C: John induced 605 double 30. D: Mike Bordick 23. D: Dwight Gooden 14. A: Gary Sheffield, Fred Mcplays in his career.

31. B: Hank Greenberg 24. A: Jimmie Foxx (1932-1933), 6. B: Mazeroski did it for the Pi- Griff 32. A: Lefty O’Doul 33. D: John Olerud 15. D: Madison Bumgarner Frank Thomas (1993-1994), Albert rates in 1966.

Pujols (2008-2009), Miguel Cabre34. C: Tony Gwynn hit .394 in (0.25) and Babe Ruth (0.87) 7. B Randy Johnson 1994, .372 in 1997, .370 in 1987 16. C: Cal Ripken Jr., Derek Jeter ra (2012-2013) 8. A: Cal Ripken Jr.

35. C: Steve Garvey 36. A: Tony Gwynn 37. B: Roy Campanella 38. D: Prince Fielder hit 50 in 2007 for the Brewers 39. BL Vern Stephens and Ted Williams 40. A: 1929-1931 Philadelphia Athletics Bonus: B: Connie Mack, the major leagues’ winningest manager

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Lonadier and Mary Agnes Life at Davis Mortuary Ser‐ Gongre. “Sis” to Late kins, age 60, transitioned vice, 6820 Westbank Ex‐ gin at 9:00 AM, followed by March 13 in the year of our brother-James Lonadier peacefully into eternal rest pressway, Marrero, LA on the service at 10:00 AM. A Lord 2025 at the age of 49.

(Janice), late twin sister on Friday, March 7, 2025, at Saturday, March 29, 2025, repast will be held at 11240 She was born on March 26, Maxine Walker (Benny), University Medical Center. at 10:00a.m. Rev. Joseph Ivy Lane, New Orleans, LA 1975, in New Orleans, and late half-brothers Her‐ She was a native of Mar‐ Johnson, officiating. Visita‐ 70128. Funeral arrange- Louisiana to the parents of schel Lee from Longino rero, LA and resident of tion will begin at 8:30a.m. ments are entrusted to Harold and Diane Dela‐ DEATHS continued Trueblood, Laura (Wyonda) and Herman New Orleans, LA. Judy was until service time at the Heritage Funeral Directors. houssaye Trim. She was Faura 'Mother' their only daughter. TJ was “Ray” Longino (Joyce). a graduate of 1982 gradu‐ parlor. Interment: Rest‐ an offspring of the Dela‐ Adeline will be missed ate of John Ehret High lawn Park Cemetery-Avon‐ Webb-Blandhoussaye, dearly and remembered School and continues her dale, LA. To view and sign Trim clan. The family for her loving sweet soul. studies at Southern Univer‐ the guestbook, please go moved to California when Whatever made everyone sity at New Orleans. She to www.davismortuaryse she was only 8 years old. else happy is what made was employed as a Certi‐ rvice.com. Face Masks Are Tara is the mother of three her happy - especially if fied Nursing Assistant for Recommended.

(3) amazing kids, Davonna, that meant bringing every‐ many years, until her Jazz and Aaliyah Trim. She one together. She always health began to decline. also inherited an extended welcomed family into her Judy’s illness caused her to family during her time home with amazing home- become blind, but she did Sheridan, Yvonne Marie here, Reggie and Schnell cooked meals that made not let her disability stop Tara graduated Bailey. everyone feel loved and her. She loved to travel and from Mount Pleasant high cared for. Her corn bread took many trips to the and Eastern school in 1993, then fur‐ was the best! Her face Western thered her education at light up when Caribbean, and throughout would Evergreen Valley College in grandkids came to visit the United States. With the Laura Faura Trueblood 1994. Tara worked for Stan‐ “Mother”, on March 12, and her words “hey my support of her devoted Robinson, William ford Hospital as an Execu‐ 2025, in University Medical baby” will be cherished. husband, brother, family tive Administrative Assis‐ Center due to illness. She The things that brought and friends, she was able tant from 2002 until her was born to the late Arthur her the most happiness to live life to the fullest. time of departure. TJ was and Evella Faura in Man‐ over the years: any time Judy will be remembered well known for her amaz‐ deville, Louisiana. “Motspent with family but espe‐ as kind-hearted, talkative, ing spirit and for her open her” Laura Faura Trueblood cially her late husband, and very opinionated per‐ and warm heart. Her smile was joined in holy matri‐ Billy who she missed son, who was best known would light up any room mony to the late Minister dearly; Listening to Billy for her medical advice, and that she walked into. Her Randolph Trueblood Jr. play country music and love for family and com‐ spending time with him munity. Loving wife of 30 Yvonne Marie Sheridan laughter was contagious Mother Trueblood is sur‐ “up home” at his hunting years to Marlon Joseph departed this life on Friday, and would just melt your vived by 3 daughters Betty camp in Goldonna, La; any Perkins. Beloved daughter March 7, 2025. She is sur‐ heart. She was a person Jones, Brenda Faura and time with her kids and the late Donald Joseph vived by two children whom you know would al‐ Pauline (Raymond) Augus‐ grandkids brought her true Duckett and Eloise Nelson Karen Brown Bijole (Eric) ways have your back, and tine and 2 sons Randolph joy; family gatherings like Duckett. Granddaughter of and Edwin Brown and a she was that person whom Trueblood III and Mauel barbecuing, crawfish boils the late Gus Nelson, Ethel William J. Robinson, af- host of other relatives and you could go to for Words Trueblood. Mother was the …. Anything that brought Nelson, and Horace Duck‐ fectionately Relatives and of Encouragement, or just sister of Dona B. Tor‐ known as friends.

Family together; and vaca‐ ett, Sr. Devoted sister of friends are invited to at‐ for a pep talk. TJ believed rengano, Patricia Faura, "Willie," passed away on tions and camping trips Darren Duckett, LaShon tend the funeral service at in family and knowing her Edgar Faura, Leon Faura, that she and Billy shared Henry, and the late Byron March 18, 2025, at the age Richardson Funeral Home, background and who her Viola Faura and Oliver with friends and family. Joseph Duckett. Doting of 77 in New Orleans, LA. 11112 Jefferson Hwy., River ancestors were. Remaining Faura. She was joined in Relatives and Friends of aunt of Daniel Duckett, He was born on June 10, Ridge, LA 70123 on Satur‐ to cherish Tara's memory her crossing over by her the Family are invited to Byron Duckett, Jr. and 1947. Willie is survived by day, March 29, 2025 at 10:00 are her parents, Harold and mother and father, her son, Ahmaan a.m. Visitation will begin at Diana Trim, daughters, attend the Funeral Mass at Seven McCoy. Great aunt of his (formerly 9:00 a.m. Interment: Provi‐ Davonna & Aaliyah, and a daughters Winnetta Slack, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Xavier and Jacob Duckett. Muhummad Byndra Trueblood, Laura Wilbon Rhome III), daughChurch, Belle Niece of Deanna N. (Roy) Catholic Memorial Park son, Jazz Trim. She is also Trueblood Moore, Esther dence ter-in-law Reba Rhome, Chasse, LA on Saturday, Simon, Betty Nelson, Jan‐ Cemetery, 8200 Airline Dr., survived by a brother, Acker, Augusta Acker, Dar‐ Roxie Metairie, March 29, 2025 at 10 AM. nie Rosetta Duckett Wash‐ granddaughters LA 70003. Harold (Tonya) Trim, Jr., a lene Trueblood, Peter Visitation will be held from ington, Dorothy Mae Duck‐ Atkins of Dallas, TX, and Richardson Funeral Home nephew Harold Trim, III, a (Sonny) Trueblood, John 9 AM until mass time. In‐ ett Jones, LouAudry Duck‐ Tiffany Atkins, grandson of Jefferson, River Ridge, niece Joy Trim, her ex‐ Trueblood and Tyrone True‐ terment will follow at Our ett Freeman, Horace (Ethel Wilbon Rhome IV, great- LA in charge of arrange‐ tended family, Schnell Bai‐ blood, 2 grandsons Mon‐ Lady of Perpetual Help Lee) Duckett, Jr. and the granddaughter Marley Hill, ments. www.richardsonf ley, Reggie Bailey and a tava and Davonta True‐ great-grandson uneralhomeofjefferson. host of family and friends. blood, 1 granddaughter Cemetery, Belle Chasse, late Harold and Herman and Tara is preceded in death Lakisha Liar. She leaves LA. Mothe Funeral Homes Nelson, Elliott Keller, Thoe‐ DaZaree Bradshaw, all of com Bottley, Raymond Norfolk, VA. He is also surdore by grandmothers, Elder behind a host of grandchil‐ handled arrangements.

Duckett, George Freeman, vived by his aunt Terry Mary Bland Banks and dren Paul Trueblood, Ty‐ Lawrence Pinkins, Henry Wilson, Alice Valarie Delahous‐ rone Roberts, Robert Jones uncle Ronald McCallon, Robert Washing‐ Wilson, saye. Tara Trim’s homego‐ V, goddaughter Micheal Augustine, ton, Gloria Keller, Yvonne Tyrhonda Delaney, and a ing celebration will be held Trinise Augustine, Melissa Bottley, Marian Nelson, host of other relatives and on Saturday, March 29, Augustine, Amber Augus‐ Gustavia Pinkins, and Au‐ friends. Willie was preced2025, beginning 11:00 a.m. tine, Jeremy Augustine, Trim, Tara J. 'TJ' gustine McCallon. Sister- ed in death by his mother, at Watson Memorial Teach‐ John Trueblood, Josh True‐ Perkins, Judy in-law of Elder Pamela P. Evelyn H. Bryant, father ing Ministries, 4400 St. blood, Jonquita Trueblood, Reed, Malcolm Perkins, William Charles Avenue, New Or‐ Tyheem Trueblood, Tyrann Ann Duckett Robinson, Sr., and the late Betty Payne, grandfather Robert Wilson Louisiana 70115. Roberts, leans, Johnetta and and Ernestine Johnson. Sr., Bishop Tom Watson, pastor Catina Slack, Wanda Jack‐ grandmother Mary Goddaughter of the late Ellen Wilson, and his late officiating. Church visita‐ son and Venessa Faura.

Theodore and Yvonne Bott‐ wife Jane Marie Robinson. tion 10:00 a.m. until service Also survived by a host of ley. Judy is also survived He was also preceded by time. great grandchildren, great by host of cousins, other great grandchildren, great several uncles, including relatives and friends. Rela‐ great great grandchildren, Robert Wilson Jr., Earl tives and friends of the nieces, nephews, cousins, family, also pastors, offi‐ Wilson, Edward Wilson, family Linda extended Tyrone Wilson, and Mark cers, and members of New Trueblood, Latrina Goliday Johnson, as well as aunts Zion Baptist Church of and Anna Henry, a host of Marrero, LA, New Home Gloria Zeno and Elaine friends and church mem‐ Delaney.

Funeral services Ministries, and all neigh‐ bers of Macedonia Church Tara J. Trim, also known boring churches; members will be held at First of God in Christ for over 50 Pilgrims Baptist Church, loof the National Federation as TJ, was a resident of Relatives and years. cated at 1228 Arts Street in for the Blind are invited to Palo Alto, CA. She made friends, also pastor, offi‐ Judy Ann Duckett Per- attend the Celebration of New Orleans, LA, on March her transition from earth to cers and members of on Thursday, kins, age 60, transitioned Life at Davis Mortuary Ser‐ 29, 2025. Visitation will be- heaven Macedonia Church of God peacefully into eternal rest vice, 6820 Westbank Ex‐ gin at 9:00 AM, followed by March 13 in the year of our in Christ are invited to at‐ on Friday, March 7, 2025, at pressway, Marrero, LA on the service at 10:00 AM. A Lord 2025 at the age of 49. tend the funeral service on University Medical Center. Saturday, March 29, 2025, repast will be held at 11240 She was born on March 26, Saturday, March 29, 2025, She was a native of Mar‐ at 10:00a.m. Rev. Joseph Ivy Lane, New Orleans, LA 1975, in New Orleans, at Macedonia Church of See more DEATHS,3015 page Louisa rero, LA and resident of Johnson, officiating. Visita‐ 70128. Funeral arrange- Louisiana to the parents of God in Christ, New Orleans, LA. Judy was tion will begin at 8:30a.m. ments are entrusted to Harold and Diane Dela‐ Street, beginning 10 am. a graduate of 1982 gradu‐ until service time at the Heritage Funeral Directors. houssaye Trim. She was Elder Myron Dwight Bunch their only daughter. TJ was ate of John Ehret High parlor. Interment: Rest‐ Sr, officiating. Church visi‐ lll

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MLB OPENING DAY

Skenes, Alcántara show early dominant flashes

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Pitchers’ opening day duel lives up to hype

The Associated Press MIAMI — Hyped as the most appealing starting pitchers’ matchup of opening day, Paul Skenes outlasted Sandy Alcántara but neither was involved in the decision of the Miami Marlins’ 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday.

Pittsburgh’s Skenes is the reigning NL Rookie of the Year. Alcántara, the veteran Marlins right-hander who won the NL Cy Young Award in 2022, missed last season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.

Former LSU standout Skenes struck out seven over 52/ 3 innings of two-run ball. The 22-year-old right-hander had a 4-1 lead but was lifted after issuing consecutive walks to Xavier Edwards and Kyle Stowers in the sixth.

“I got a little sloppy there at the end,” Skenes said. “I had to execute a little quicker in that sixth inning. Not getting into those 3-2 counts and that’s probably a different story at the end.”

Alcántara’s outing ended after he allowed

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STAFF PHOTO By MICHAEL JOHNSON

LSU forward Aneesah Morrow makes a pass against Florida State in the first quarter of their NCAA Tournament second-round game on Monday at the PMAC.

SPOKANE, Wash. — One of the things that helped the LSU women’s basketball team get here, to the second AP PHOTO By LyNNE SLADKy

Pittsburgh Pirates starter Paul Skenes throws during the first inning Thursday against the Miami Marlins in Miami. The Marlins won 5-4.

weekend of the NCAA Tournament, has appeared this season.

But only in glimpses.

The No. 3 seeded Tigers are capable of keeping the ball moving through halfcourt sets and making extra passes to set up open shots.

“But we haven’t done it consistently,” coach Kim Mulkey said.

Tulane’s Burton looking to build on breakthrough outing at UNO

BY GUERRY SMITH

Contributing writer

Sixth-year graduate transfer Wes Burton has watched a whole lot of winning in his long college baseball career.

If he can build off his dominant relief performance for Tulane against UNO on Tuesday night, he may finally be the reason one of his teams wins. The Green Wave (17-8, 2-1 American Athletic Conference) needs a boost on the mound heading into its weekend series at South Florida ä Tulane at (13-9, 2-1), and boy, did he South Florida deliver at Maestri Field.

Burton, a 6-foot-8 flame5:30 P.M. FRIDAy, thrower who attended Ole ESPN+ Miss for three years and Indiana for another before arriving at Tulane last season, struck out seven of the nine batters he faced in three perfect innings. His fastball reached 94 miles per hour consistently. A curveball he never had thrown in college until three weeks ago found the strike zone, too.

UNO, which scored seven runs in the first four innings, was overmatched.

“I’ve always believed in myself,” he said.

“I’ve obviously been through a lot in my

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Now they are.

Before the NCAA Tournament began, LSU was assisting its shots at one of the three lowest rates in the Southeastern Conference. It’s not that the Tigers couldn’t share the ball. Most of the time they just didn’t need to. Flau’jae Johnson, Mikaylah Williams and Aneesah Morrow could create shots on their own — and convert enough of those looks to give LSU a top-five scoring offense. ä See LSU, page 3C

LSU feasted on two NCAA foes, but NC State will be tougher Recently several LSU women’s basketball players did an NIL video mentioning some of their favorite places to eat around Baton Rouge.

They didn’t tap out at any fast food drive-thrus. This is the NIL era, as we said, so we’re talking top-shelf steak restaurants here.

Timely, perhaps, because of the way the Tigers have made a meal of their first two entrees, um, opponents in the NCAA Tournament.

Against San Diego State on Saturday, LSU sprinted out of the blocks like Sha’Carri Richardson to a 27-10 first quarter lead en route to a 103-48 demolition of the Aztecs, the Tigers’ most points ever in an NCAA tournament game. Two nights later, LSU left Florida State in the dust after a “Can you top this?” first half, breaking the sound barrier after taking a 50-49 halftime lead with a 31-6 third quarter leading to a 101-71 victory.

LSU became only the second program — behind Long Beach State in 1988 — to post back-to-back 100-point games in the NCAA Tournament. The Tigers’ combined 85-point margin of victory is also LSU’s most ever in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, eclipsing a plus-67 spread the Tigers hung on Stetson (70-36) and Arizona (76-43) in the first two rounds in 2005.

That year, the Tigers went all the way to the Final Four before losing to Kim Mulkey’s Baylor team in the national semifinals. Perhaps you’re sensing a pattern here.

Past performance is of course no guarantee of future results, though Long Beach State did make it to the 1988 Final Four which was won by Louisiana Tech.

Scott Rabalais

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Reeves showing why Pels drafted him

BY ROD WALKER Staff writer

Antonio Reeves didn’t realize at the time what kind of hot streak he was on.

After all, he was just doing what he has known how to do since taking all those jumpers he took as a kid growing up in Chicago.

And for Reeves, the New Orleans Pelicans’ rookie guard, those jumpers just kept going in.

It was a memorable 21/ 2 game stretch for Reeves, starting with last Friday’s game against the Minnesota Timberwolves and ending with Monday’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Reeves went a perfect 5-for-5 from the floor in Minneapolis, including knocking down his lone 3-point attempt. He then drained his only shot attempt Sunday against the Detroit Pistons, also a 3-pointer. And he followed that up by making his first six shots against the 76ers, including five 3-pointers. He finally missed a shot with 7 minutes left in the fourth quarter. But not before making 12 consecutive shots while he was in a zone that he didn’t even know he was in.

“I was just out there competing,” Reeves said. “I wasn’t worried about the misses or the makes.

Every shot I threw up, it went in.”

For a while, there was no misses to worry about. A dozen straight shots went in. Making 12 straight shots is what you expect from a player like Zion Williamson who is constantly attacking the rim. But you don’t typically see it from a guard who makes his living mostly from the perimeter.

But shooting is what attracted the Pelicans to Reeves in the first place. It’s why they selected him out of Kentucky in the second round of last year’s draft.

“He’s doing fantastic,” said

STAFF PHOTO By DAVID GRUNFELD

New Orleans Pelicans guard Antonio Reeves reacts to hitting a three pointer against the Philadelphia 76ers during the second half of a gameon Monday at the Smoothie King Center. ä Warriors at Pelicans. 7 P.M. FRIDAy, GULF COAST SPORTS NETWORK Pelicans’ coach Willie Green.

“The thing he’s doing is building on what he already has. He really comes in and works on his shots.

We see that carry over when he does play. And he’s becoming a really good defender.”

Reeves says he’s always been able to shoot the ball well, thanks to his dad and the other coaches he had growing up in Chicago. He spent plenty of time in the gym then and still does today. Putting up 500 to 1,000 shots per day is a

part of his normal routine as he strives for the same type of success that his childhood heroes had.

He grew up watching shooters like Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Richard Hamilton. Reeves could be on the court with Curry Friday when the Pelicans host the Golden State Warriors. It would be Reeves’ second time on the court with the most prolific 3-point shooter in NBA history.

He still remembers the first time when the Pels and Warriors met in November.

“A dream come true,” Reeves said. “Stepping on the floor with him

is crazy to me. I stepped on the floor and guarded him and it was unreal.

Definitely joyful to be out there.”

Reeves also grew up admiring fellow Chicago native Derrick Rose, the NBA’s MVP in the 2010-’11 season. Reeves would watch Rose’s games on the television in his grandmother’s kitchen. Reeves, like Rose, attended Simeon High School in Chicago, a basketball powerhouse that has produced NBA players like Nick Anderson, Jabari Parker, the late Ben Wilson and former LSU women’s basketball star Aneesah Morrow. Now Reeves is doing his part to become a household name, too.

His teammates like what they’ve seen so far. When Elfird Payton goes to the gym to get some extra shots up, Reeves is usually there.

“He’s super confident,” Payton said. “And he’s still learning, which is kinda scary. He’s a listener and takes coaching well. He has a chance to be a really good player.”

Reeves has bounced back and forth this season with the Pelicans and their G league affiliate Birmingham Squadron. He’s played in 35 games for the Pelicans. His best performance came in November when he scored 34 points in a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The 34 points are the fifth most points scored by a Pelicans’ rookie in franchise history. He played 40 minutes in that game. The 24 minutes he played Monday were his third most of the season. His 3-point percentage has risen to 40.8% after his recent shooting success.

With just nine games remaining, Reeves would like to see that percentage go up even higher.

“Just keep hunting them,” Reeves said .”Keep continuing to try to get open and teammates are going to find me. So continue to read what the defense gives me and continue to make open shots.”

LSU track and field hosts Battle on the Bayou

The LSU track and field teams will have 70 athletes (29 men, 41 women) competing this weekend at the Battle on the Bayou. LSU will begin its action at 12:30 p.m.

Friday at with the men’s hammer throw.

Running events will begin later in the day at 5:30 p.m. On Saturday, the Tigers will begin the day at 10:30 a.m. with the women’s discus and start the running events with the 4x100-meter relay at 11:35 a.m.

Teams competing at the Battle on the Bayou include Alabama, Arizona State, Baylor, Colorado, Indiana, Kansas, UL, LSU, Michigan, Mississippi State, Missouri, Ole Miss, Penn State, Southern California and Texas A&M.

NBA, FIBA looking to add new European league

NEW YORK — The NBA may soon be significantly expanding its presence in European basketball, in the form of partnering with FIBA on a new league that the sides have been talking about for many years.

Specifics are few, with the initial target — for now — being that it would be a 16-team league.

But the announcement made Thursday by NBA commissioner Adam Silver and FIBA secretary general Andreas Zagklis is a major step forward after a long process of the sides going back and forth with ideas about what might work.

It’s a notion that has made sense for some time, particularly with the growth of the game in Europe and development of stars hailing from that part of the world. About one in every six current NBA players hail from Europe.

Sparks to retire star Parker’s No. 3 jersey

LOS ANGELES — The Sparks are retiring franchise star Candace Parker’s No. 3 jersey at Crypto.com Arena during halftime of a game against the Chicago Sky on June 29, the team announced Thursday.

The forward won three WNBA championships, including the Sparks’ third title in 2016. During her 13-year Sparks tenure, Parker was named WNBA MVP (2008, 2013), WNBA Finals MVP (2016) and WNBA Defensive Player of the Year (2020). She earned All-Star honors five times.

“To see my jersey hanging in the rafters amongst other legends is truly an honor. This moment is not just about me — it’s about my family, my teammates, and the incredible support from the L.A. Sparks organization and fans,” Parker said in a news release.

NCAA TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Alabama hits record 25 3-pointers in win

BY DAN GELSTON Associated Press

NEWARK, N.J. — Alabama broke the 35-year-old March Madness record for 3-pointers with 25 and Mark Sears scored 30 of his 34 points on 3s, a relentless longrange spree that ushered the second-seeded Crimson Tide past BYU 113-88 on Thursday night in an NCAA Tournament East Region semifinal.

Alabama reached the Elite Eight in consecutive years for the first time in program history.

The Crimson Tide made 25 of 51 3-point attempts to break the record of 21 set by Loyola Marymount in 1990. Sears, a first-team All-America guard, hit the recordbreaking 22nd 3 late in the game to make it 97-66. He received a standing ovation from the Alabama fans when he checked out with 10 3s and more than four

minutes left to play.

Sears and the Crimson Tide (288) showed they are no March fluke under coach Nate Oats. Riding a wave of 3s, Alabama set itself up for a date against either Duke or Arizona for a shot at the Final Four.

Richie Saunders scored 25 points to lead BYU (26-10), which hasn’t played in a regional final since 1981.

Sears’ 10 3s were one short of the record set by Loyola Marymount’s Jeff Fryer in a memorable 149-115 second-round win over Michigan.

The Crimson Tide made their first Final Four appearance in school history last season, when they lost to eventual national champion UConn.

Alabama loved the 3 this season, averaging 28 attempts a game.

Against sixth-seeded BYU (24-9), Sears and the Crimson Tide feast-

ed on the long ball.

Sears hit five in the first half, camping out behind the arc without much of a hand in his face.

Sears and Chris Youngblood hit back-to-back 3s for a 38-30 lead and repeated the feat minutes later for a 44-34 advantage. BYU’s Egor Demin followed with an airball and Alabama could smell crimson in the water.

Alabama attempted 15 2-pointers and made 10 of them.

Sears raised his teammates out of their seats and into a frenzy when another 3 early in the second half for a 63-47 lead that sent the shaken Cougars into a timeout. The deep, up-tempo Crimson Tide let Sears bury 3 after 3 after 3 with the Elite Eight in sight.

FLORIDA 87, MARYLANS 71: In San Fransisco, Will Richard scored 15 points, Alijah Martin added 14 points and seven rebounds,

and top-seeded Florida played a steady second half to run away from No. 4 seed Maryland and into the NCAA Tournament’s West Region final with an 87-71 win Thursday night.

Walter Clayton Jr. contributed 13 points and four assists as Florida’s Big Three seniors and their deep supporting cast took down the Maryland “Crab Five” starters — one of Terrapins coach Kevin Willard’s concerns coming into this matchup.

Freshman sensation Derik Queen scored 27 points to lead Maryland (27-9) in what might have been Willard’s final game guiding the program. He has been linked to the opening at Villanova.

Florida (33-4) advances to play Saturday against the winner of Thursday’s late game at Chase Center between third-seeded Texas Tech and No. 10 seed Arkansas.

LSU center Reed to return for another season

BY TOYLOY BROWN III

Staff writer

LSU men’s basketball’s Jalen Reed will stay in Baton Rouge to be coached by Matt McMahon next season, according to reporting by On3.

The 6-foot-10, junior only played eight games after tearing his ACL during the team’s eighth game of the 2024-25 season against Florida State on Dec. 3.

The right knee injury oc-

curred within the first two minutes of an 85-75 win over the Seminoles.

“Just one of my favorite players I’ve had the opportunity to coach over the years,” McMahon said a few days after the injury. “Was really the first guy when I got here, and there wasn’t a whole lot to sell.

First top-100 player to really jump on board and take a chance on us.

“He’s understood the process.

He’s worked extremely hard.

You’ve seen him get better each

year. So many players today think it’s an overnight success deal.

He’s been bought into understanding the work that goes into it.”

Reed, as the Tigers’ starting center, finished the season averaging 11.1 points on 60.4% shooting and 6.5 rebounds per game.

He averaged 8.1 points on 52.2% shooting and 4.1 rebounds as a sophomore.

Reed’s most impressive game during his shortened junior year was in a 109-102 triple overtime

win over Central Florida on Nov. 24. He had 21 points on 7-of-12 shooting, 13 rebounds, four assists and two blocks. He also was 7 of 8 from the free-throw line.

Regardless of whoever else is retained, Reed will be the only player that has been with with McMahon for four seasons.

LSU currently has three players in the transfer portal in redshirt freshman forward Corey Chest, sophomore guard Mike Williams and junior wing Tyrell Ward.

Orioles’ O’Neill extends opening-day HR streak

TORONTO — Baltimore Orioles outfielder Tyler O’Neill hit a three-run home run off Toronto’s José Berríos in the third inning of Thursday’s game at Toronto, extending his major league record by homering for a sixth straight Opening Day. Playing a season-opening game in his home country of Canada for the first time, O’Neill connected on a two-out, 2-1 sinker, driving in Colton Cowser and Adley Rutschman and putting Baltimore up 4-0.

O’Neill’s Opening Day home run streak began with St. Louis in 2020 and continued for four seasons, matching a mark held by Todd Hundley (1994-97), Gary Carter (1977-80) and Yogi Berra (1955-58).

Red Bull F1 replaces Lawson with Tsunoda

Red Bull dropped Liam Lawson as the teammate of Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen after just two rounds of the season and replaced him with Yuki Tsunoda on Thursday.

Lawson was given the Red Bull seat despite not having previously driven a full F1 season and struggled immediately. The New Zealander did not score any points, crashed out of the seasonopening Australian Grand Prix and qualified in last place for the Chinese Grand Prix and its sprint race.

Tsunoda moves up from Red Bull’s second team, Racing Bulls, in time for his home Japanese GP next week. Lawson will take Tsunoda’s place at Racing Bulls alongside rookie Isack Hadjar.

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LSU WOMEN’S NOTEBOOK

Motivated Sheppard returns to home state

Mulkey thinks former LSU coach Will Wade will succeed in his new job of running the North Carolina State men’s basketball program.

On Thursday, Mulkey said in an NCAA Tournament news conference that Wade treated her with “the utmost respect” during her first season coaching the Tigers — the lone year in which their respective LSU tenures overlapped.

“When I got off that airplane and took the LSU job,” Mulkey said, “and before the press conference, (Wade) and Paul Mainieri were the first two people to hug me, and to

many assists in a game this tournament.

That unselfishness fueled two offensive eruptions. Until Monday, the Tigers hadn’t tallied 100 points in consecutive games this year.

Now, they’ll take on No. 2 seed North Carolina State at 6:30 p.m.

Friday (ESPN) in the Sweet 16 on the heels of two of their best offensive outings of the season, made possible through the brand of basketball they discovered in the two-week layoff between the SEC Tournament and the NCAA Tournament.

“It’s so much fun when you share the ball with each other,” Williams said, “and everybody’s scoring. So many people have double-digit scor-

ing or 20-point scoring, triple double watch, all those types of things.

“It was really, really fun.”

Williams scored a team-high 28 points against Florida State.

But she needed to take only 12 shots to hit that mark. The sophomore kept the ball moving.

On one possession only three minutes into the first quarter, two Seminole defenders crowded around Williams, trapping her near the right corner. She could’ve panicked. But instead, she kept her eyes up, set her feet, jumped and lofted a pass to the opposite end of the floor, to Flau’jae Johnson.

Johnson then drove the rim, drew an extra defender and fed a pass to Morrow, who converted an

open layup.

Morrow said on Monday that she didn’t expect Florida State to send as many double teams as they did.

But once she and her teammates figured out that the Seminoles were applying extra pressure to whichever LSU player had the ball, she said, they could adjust. Both Morrow and Sa’Myah Smith set career highs in assists as a result, mostly through quick passes in the paint.

Three Tigers notched at least five assists.

Among them was point guard Shayeann Day-Wilson, the senior who tallied at least five dimes without committing a single turnover for just the second time this season.

“You see a difference,” Day-Wil-

Staff writer

Continued from page 1C Against SEC foes, the Tigers assisted 46% of their shots. Now, through two games in the tournament, that rate is much higher.

LSU assisted 64% of its field-goal makes in its blowout wins over No. 14 seed San Diego State and No. 16 seed Florida State. In the Round of 32 against the Seminoles, the Tigers assisted 29 shots, setting a program NCAA Tournament record and dwarfing their previous season high of 22. Only two other teams (No. 1 seed Southern Cal and No. 2 seed UConn) have tallied that

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me, that showed respect.”

In 2022, LSU fired Wade amid an investigation into NCAA recruiting violations. He then took a year off from coaching before he accepted the job at McNeese, a program that reached the NCAA Tournament in both years of his tenure. The Cowboys went 58-11 under Wade, picking up more wins in his two years than they did in the five years prior to his arrival combined.

On March 20, No. 12 McNeese upset No. 6 seed Clemson 69-67 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Before that game tipped off, Wade confirmed that he was in discussions with NC State about its men’s basketball head coach vacancy.

The job was officially his three days later, which marked a return to power-conference coaching for Wade only three years after he was fired from LSU. “He is gonna be totally different personality than (NC State women’s basketball coach Wes Moore),” Mulkey said, “but he’s a winner. If you just look at it, he won at LSU, he won at McNeese, and I would imagine he’s getting ready to wake the Wolfpack up and win at NC State.”

Wade said Tuesday at his introductory news conference that he hopes to bring the Wolfpack to the NCAA Tournament in the first season of his tenure.

BY REED DARCEY

LSU

BY ANNE M. PETERSON SPOKANE, Wash. — As top overall seed UCLA and star center Lauren Betts prepared for a Sweet 16 meeting with Mississippi, the Bruins’ thoughts were also on a familiar foe.

UCLA won’t get a rematch against JuJu Watkins further down the line in the NCAA Tournament because the Southern California star suffered a seasonending knee injury in the second round.

“I watched it live. It was just so hard to watch and I feel so sorry for her,” the 6-foot-7 Betts said.

“And I feel so bad for that team and that program, to be honest. I know she’s such a crucial part of that program. I feel for her as a person and that’s not something that’s easy to come back from, but I know she’s going to be OK.” UCLA (32-2) plays fifth-seeded Ole Miss (22-10) on Friday night for a chance to advance to the Elite Eight, facing the winner of Friday’s earlier game between third-seeded LSU and No. 2 seed N.C. State.

The Bruins earned the trip north with a second-round 84-67 victory over Richmond in Los Angeles. Betts had 30 points and 14 rebounds.

Mississippi defeated Baylor in Waco, Texas, to reach the Sweet 16 for the second time in the past three years. In 2023, the Rebels upset Stanford in the second round before falling to Louisville.

This time, the Rebels aren’t just happy to be here.

“The difference is, I think, we’re hungry. I mean, to be honest, back then we were just happy to do something that hadn’t been done in a very long time,” guard Madison Scott said. “But now we’ve done it again. So we’re not complacent, we’re not satisfied.

We want to keep going. We want to keep dancing.”

UCLA’s only two losses this season came against Watkins and the Trojans before the Bruins got their revenge in the Big Ten Tournament, beating USC 72-67.

The Trojans will also play in Spokane, facing Kansas State on Saturday. It will be their first full game without Watkins, who tore the ACL in her right knee during the first quarter of a 96-59 victory over Mississippi State.

Watkins planted her right leg awkwardly as she drove to the basket between two defenders and crumpled to the floor, wincing and as she was carried off.

USC later said she had seasonending surgery as the Trojans

LSU guard ‘excited’ to play Sweet 16 game in Washington

SPOKANE, Wash. — Before the NCAA Tournament bracket was set, Mjracle Sheppard quietly rooted for the LSU women’s basketball team to draw a seed in the region farther away from Baton Rouge, all the way up in the Pacific Northwest.

“I was crossing my fingers when we were at the watch party,” Sheppard said on Thursday.

Sheppard, a key reserve guard, has never played college basketball in front of some family members and loved ones. But now she will, all because the No. 3 seeded Tigers will play a Sweet 16 matchup on Friday (6:30 p.m., ESPN) against No. 2 seed North Carolina State in Spokane, Washington — a city that sits only about four hours east of where she grew up.

Sheppard is a native of Kent, Washington.

The 5-foot-10 sophomore spent her freshman season at Mississippi State, then transferred to LSU. Before the season began, Sheppard suffered a stress reaction injury in her right foot — an injury that not only shelved her for LSU’s first six games, but also delayed her push to earn a consistent role inside a crowded rotation of guards.

Coach Kim Mulkey said at the time that Sheppard was the Tigers’ best defender, yet she couldn’t find enough minutes for her early on in the season.

“We’re moving on,” Mulkey said, “so she got behind, and she tried to play catch-up. But when you try to play catch-up, you try to do things quickly, and it just snowballs, and you have a turnover. She has just worked her way methodically back to this point.”

Sheppard is now, however, receiving significant run on a Tigers team with national title aspirations. Over LSU’s last six games, she played 24 minutes per contest.

She scored in double figures three times over that stretch, while also using her length to disrupt opposing guards on the perimeter.

In LSU’s first-round win over No. 14 seed San Diego State, Sheppard

UCLA players send well wishes to rival Watkins

STAFF PHOTO By MICHAEL JOHNSON

LSU guard Mjracle Sheppard turns up court against San Diego State in the second period of the NCAA Tournament first round game on Saturday at the Pete Maravich Center. ä LSU vs NC State. 6:30 P.M. FRIDAy, ESPN

made all four of her field-goal attempts and scored 10 points. Then, in a second-round victory over No. 6 seeded Florida State, she helped the Tigers preserve their lead in crucial second-quarter minutes without Flau’jae Johnson and Mikaylah Williams, who were battling foul trouble.

Those two victories earned LSU a trip to Spokane.

And they gave Sheppard a chance to help the Tigers punch a ticket to the Final Four in front of her family and friends.

“I think it just motivates me more,” Sheppard said, “and makes me more excited.”

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look to win their first national title in 41 years.

Should USC get past the Wildcats, it will face either Paige Bueckers and UConn or Oklahoma in the Elite Eight.

There’s still a chance for a rematch between the two Los Angeles rivals in the Final Four, but if it happens, it will be without Watkins.

“To see, even a competitor, but someone who is a face of the sport, too, to just have her season end just like that? It sucks,” UCLA guard Kiki Rice said. “I mean, obviously we play against each other and it’s a rivalry, but you hate to see anyone go down with an injury like that. And she’s a great player, a great person.”

We meet again LSU and N.C. State met earlier this season in a very different setting: the Bahamas. Then-No. 7 LSU won, 82-65.

But anyone looking to that game as an indication of how Friday’s Sweet 16 meeting might play out would be mistaken, according to players on both sides.

“I think we’re a much different team. I think at the beginning of the season, we were still trying to get a feel of each other,” Wolfpack senior guard Saniya Rivers said. “Obviously we have a lot of returners, but I feel like with the freshmen coming in, and obviously people playing out of position, we just weren’t very comfortable and confident. So as the season went along, we started putting pieces together.”

N.C. State reached the Final Four last year before falling to eventual champion South Carolina. The Wolfpack (28-6) advanced this year with a second-round victory over Michigan State.

The Tigers (30-5) routed Florida State 101-71 in the second round.

LSU coach Kim Mulkey also said the Nov. 27 meeting with N.C. State was irrelevant.

“To look at the previous, game, we just think that we’re both trying to advance to an Elite Eight and we don’t really even think about that game,” Mulkey said. “We talked about it once or twice, we’ve looked at some film, but they’re better. We’re better.

They’re ACC champs. We finished third in the SEC. They’re supposed to win, they’re the two seed, we’re the three seed.”

Mulkey’s players agreed that Friday’s opponent was a different team. While LSU (30-5) thrives on post play, N.C. State plays four guards at times and has a strong perimeter game.

son said. “And it feels good when everyone’s scoring. That enjoyment’s there.”

NC State has played LSU before.

On Nov. 27, the Tigers beat the Wolfpack 82-65 in The Bahamas, handing it a third loss in its first seven games of the season. NC State had already dropped matchups with South Carolina and TCU, two opponents that eventually won enough contests to earn top-two regional seeds in the NCAA Tournament.

Still, the Wolfpack was hoping for a better start, especially because it was trying to build on its run to the 2024 Final Four. Coach Wes Moore said after the game that his team had a “long ways to go” before it could play at LSU’s level.

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Recovery is key for LSU baseball stars

BY KOKI RILEY Staff writer

Jay Johnson knows that he asks a lot from his players.

Freshman Derek Curiel, junior Jared Jones, junior Daniel Dickinson and sophomore Steven Milam have started all 27 games for the LSU coach. Senior Luis Hernandez has started behind the plate in 18 of those matchups.

The baseball season is a grind, especially in the Southeastern Conference.

“We have some players that we are asking a lot out of from a physical demand standpoint,” Johnson said, “whether that’s Luis to catch, Steven to play shortstop (or) Danny to play in the middle of the field.”

That’s why recovering properly after games is a priority for the Tigers. And thanks to the football program, physically recuperating has gotten a lot easier for Johnson’s team this season.

This spring, the LSU baseball team has been utilizing the new state of the art football recovery center, and it has already started

paying off.

“It’s always nice to have a wonderful place like that,” junior lefthander Conner Ware said. “to kind of go and and recover and get your body right.”

The new facility, which cost no more than $20 million to construct, opened this past fall for the football team. The center houses hightech sleep pods, a cryotherapy chamber, a red light therapy table and hydrotherapy pools to help all LSU athletes — not just the football players.

The red light therapy table is popular with the baseball team.

Among others, Jones, freshman left-hander Cooper Williams and sophomore left-hander Kade Anderson utilize the technology.

Pitching coach Nate Yeskie had encouraged Anderson to take advantage of the new mechanism.

“It’s a testosterone booster, so obviously natural,” Anderson said.

“It’s been a big help. And I’m not sure it’s not one of those things that you can just notice right away, but obviously I guess it’s working.”

Housed in the same room as the red light table, Hernandez and Ware use the cryotherapy cham-

ber. The extremely cold conditions within the freezer helps regenerate their whole bodies.

Hernandez, along with Dickinson and Jones, also like using the cold tubs in the facility. Dickinson, in particular, only uses the tubs and hasn’t dipped his toe into any of the advanced physical therapy tech.

“I have never really had the resources that a lot of people have, so I could be interested in it,” Dickinson said. “But I’m also really big on my routine.”

With the exception of junior right-hander Gavin Guidry and sophomore right-hander Deven Sheerin, LSU has been extremely healthy this season despite playing 18 games in 24 days to open the season.

Perhaps the new football facility has played a part in its good fortune.

“It’s a long season, long grilling season,” Ware said. “So I know it’ll catch up on you quick if you don’t stay on top of it. So (I’m) just making sure you have your body healthy and doing everything you can to recover. And they’ve given us the best chance to do that.”

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LSU starting pitcher Kade Anderson, center, takes the ball from first baseman Jared Jones, right, as third baseman Michael Braswell looks on before pitching against Purdue Fort Wayne on Feb. 14 at Alex Box Stadium.

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LSU starting pitcher Jayden Heavener throws in the fourth inning of their game vs Minnesota Saturday in LSU’s Tiger Park.

LSU LHP Heavener off to ‘a pretty good start’

BY JIM KLEINPETER Contributing writer

Expectations were already high for LSU softball’s left-handed pitcher Jayden Heavener.

In her college debut, she raised them even higher.

Heavener tossed a perfect game in a six-inning win against Chalotte, retiring all 18 batters she faced. Since then, she’s built a 9-1 record with some imperfect moments along the way while constructing a strong freshman season.

“I feel I had a pretty good start,” Heavener. “I had some learning experiences. Every day I work in the bullpen learning something new. I feel like I’ve grown a lot since the fall and since I’ve been here. I’m going to learn a lot more.”

She will be back in the circle for the No. 3 Tigers against No. 10 South Carolina in the three-game series beginning Friday at 5 p.m.

Saturday’s game at 6 p.m. will be the Southeastern Conference’s annual Teal Game — thirteen SEC schools join together to wear teal or teal accents as the league recognizes Mississippi State’s Alex Wilcox, her impact on the softball community and in the fight against ovarian cancer. There will be a Teal Walk Saturday at 9:30 a.m. starting at Tiger Park to raise

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money for the cause.

The preseason anticipation was palpable for Heavener, the No. 1 recruit in the nation from Pace High School in the Florida panhandle.

Paired with two-time All-American Sydney Berzon, LSU potentially would have its best 1-2 pitching punch since 2018 with Carley Hoover and Allie Walljasper.

Indeed, Heavener has been a big part of LSU’s 30-2 start.

She’s 10th in the SEC with a 1.71 earned run average; fifth in strikeouts (95); and third in opponents’ batting average (.140).

Her 35 walks is higher than coach Beth Torina would like and her 12 hit batters is second most in the league.

Heavener battled through seven walks to win her first SEC decision at No. 13 Georgia and came in to pitch 4 1/ 3 innings to beat UL Tuesday, walking two and striking out six.

She throws a variety of pitches, including a rising curve that LSU players call “nasty.” Getting better command of them has been a season-long journey.

“Her location is continuing to get better,” Torina said. “She didn’t have her best outing at Georgia, I don’t think any of us did on the

mound. She’s getting better with her location all the time, making changes. It’s huge that you can see from the stands but from her coach I see things going better all the time.”

Teammates like her demeanor in the circle which is unnaturally calm and confident for a freshman.

“I’ve slowly progressed. I don’t feel like I’m way better (than two months ago),” she said. “I have a lot more potential because I’m a freshman. If I keep growing the way I am I have a lot to learn until my senior year, a lot to learn mentally and physically.

“My confidence has grown a little bit, learning that failure is going to happen. A lot of mental things. It’s been up and down and that’s how softball is.”

Berzon took a similar path, looking dominating at times as a freshman and finishing the season as the staff ace with a 14-8 record.

She improved to 20-9 as a sophomore.

“Jayden is going to keep improving every time she takes the mound,” Torina said. “She’s been plagued with balls and strikes her entire life; it’s not a new thing for her. She’s getting better at it. She’s been able to attack the zone when she needs to. It’s pretty tough to be a freshman in the SEC at any position, let along pitcher. She’s doing a really good job.”

Hmmm. Kim Mulkey was an assistant coach on that Tech team. This is starting to get a little spooky.

Though ESPN rated LSU (305) as one of the hottest teams, men or women, heading into the Sweet 16, none of that is going to help the Tigers win the two games in Spokane, Washington, they require to win to return to the Final Four.

LSU couldn’t bank any of those points against SDSU or FSU to use against another State team, North Carolina State, in Friday’s 6:30 p.m. regional semifinal, though Mulkey probably would probably pay to make that happen.

It’s an 81/2-hour flight and four months from Spokane to Nassau in The Bahamas, where the Tigers basted the Wolfpack the day before Thanksgiving (Nov. 27) by an 82-65 score. That result won’t score any points for LSU in this one, either, though it at least has to be on the minds of the players and coaches on both sides.

The Wolfpack, which went all the way to the Final Four last year while LSU finished in the Elite Eight, no doubt would appreciate a little payback.

The Tigers no doubt have to be germinating the seed of selfconfidence, knowing they won so convincingly last time. The romp, keyed by an enormous 44-24 LSU rebounding advantage, was the Tigers’ signature non-conference victory. A victory that has only looked better with age as NC State (28-6) shared the ACC regular-season championship with Notre Dame and made it to the ACC Tournament final before losing to Duke.

It’s that finish that no doubt propelled the Wolfpack to its No. 2 seed in the Spokane 1 Re-

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a two-run single to Bryan Reynolds in the fifth that put the Pirates ahead 2-1. Alcántara gave up two runs, two hits, struck out seven and walked four.

He kept Pittsburgh hitless until Ke’Bryan Hayes’ two-out single in the fifth. Alcántara then walked Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Tommy Pham.

“We know I didn’t do my best job out there,” Alcántara said. “I was trying to give it my best but if you take away the walks from the fifth, the results would have been better.”

Even after his sluggish end, Skenes was in line for the victory in the first opening day start of his career. But Pirates relievers Colin Holderman and David Bednar allowed three runs over the final two innings that gave Miami the walkoff win.

“It’s early and there are always adjustments to be made,” Skenes said. “We’ll do that. It was a cool environment. A lot of energy in the building.”

Skenes acknowledged the matchup against Alcántara.

“He’s a really good pitcher but at the end of the day I have to go

gional despite the fact that NC State’s NET ranking was only 16 compared to 10 for LSU, which got the 3 seed. The Tigers, conversely, lost three of their last four and four of their last seven entering the tournament, with superstars Flau’jae Johnson (shin splints) and Aneesah Morrow (sprained foot) in walking boots.

Both have dispelled any questions about their health to this point, two of the biggest names still dancing in March in the women’s tournament along with fellow “Big Three” club member Mikaylah Williams. As was the case in LSU’s first two NCAA wins, of course, the Tigers’ supporting cast will have to make big contributions. Shayeann Day-Wilson (11 points), Sa’Myah Smith and Mjracle Sheppard (10 each) were all in double figures against San Diego State, while Smith had the game of her career against FSU with 20 points on 9-of-9 shooting and a game-high 12 rebounds.

LSU will need something like that from Smith or Sheppard or Day-Wilson or Kailyn Gilbert or Last-Tear Poa in this one, as recent history has shown. Sweet 16 games have been grinding affairs for the Tigers the past two seasons. LSU beat Utah 66-63 in 2003, thanks in large part to LaDazhia Williams’ season high 24 points. The Tigers pulled away a bit late in last year’s Sweet 16 to beat UCLA 78-69, the same Bruins team that takes on upstart Ole Miss in the other Spokane 1 semifinal.

Worry about the Bruins or Rebels when and if the time comes. LSU, and NC State, have plenty on their plate in this one.

It should be a delicious game, something much closer than their encounter in November.

Bon appetit.

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out there and pitch my game,” Skenes said.

Alcántara had not pitched since Sept. 3, 2023. He immediately proved he was ready in the at-bat against Pham to start the game.

The seven-year veteran threw only fastballs that ranged between 98.1 and 99.6 mph to strike Pham out.

“I had a lot of emotion out there.

I was close to crying but I’m hard to cry,” Alcántara said. “Finally, I’m back in a big league mound.

Grateful to God that I returned to my mound here in Miami to compete.”

Despite his absence, Alcántara wants to quickly regain the form that made one of the sport’s workhorses. Alcántara, who reached 200 innings in 2021 and 2022 and had thrown 184 before the injury that ended his 2024 season, understands it will require a gradual progression of workload. He finished Thursday with 91 pitches.

When he was called up from the minors May 11, Skenes immediately lived up to the lofty expectations pinned on the first selection in the 2023 major league draft.

Skenes won his first six decisions and finished 11-3 with a 1.96 ERA over 23 starts. He struck out a club rookie record 170 in 133 innings.

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‘Selfless’ Brother Martin uses bunts to rout Jesuit innings and padded the lead ä The Rummel-John Crusaders remain two with seven runs over the fourth Curtis game ended and fifth innings before the game atop Catholic League ended after deadline. by mercy rule in the sixth.

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Brother Martin has an experienced lineup of batters who can hit the baseball into any area of the field. But that’s not all — they also can bunt.

The Crusaders bunted four times on the way to building a large lead that led to a 12-2 victory over Jesuit in the opener of a Catholic League series on Thursday at Kirsch-Rooney Stadium.

All four bunts contributed to the production of runs as Brother Martin scored twice each in the first

or — in the case of Cody Kropp’s bunt toward the first baseman in the second inning — drove in a run.

“It’s a commitment to them being selfless and being into the team and doing whatever it takes to help the team win,” Brother Martin coach Jeff Lupo said. “That’s why it’s called a sacrifice, the giving of yourself to help the team win.”

Kropp put down another bunt toward third base that put runners on second and third with one out in the fifth, before the next two batters walked and Cole Navarro hit a two-RBI single.

“It’s a team game, so one at-bat hands off to another and I trust the

guys behind me,” said Kropp, the who bats at the top of the lineup.

“I trust all the guys one-throughnine.”

Navarro, the winning pitcher with two strikeouts and eight hits allowed, went 3 for 4 with four RBIs and one run scored. Stan Wiltz hit a two-RBI single during a four-run fourth that made the score 8-2. Ryan Darrah also singled in a run.

Brady McCluskey ended the win when he singled in a run with the bases loaded in the sixth inning.

The win kept Brother Martin (18-6, 6-1) in first place after the

night began with the Crusaders and Rummel tied atop the Catholic League standings.

Brother Martin and Jesuit (167, 4-3) will play a second game on Saturday at Jesuit’s John Ryan Stadium.

Brother Martin drew 13 walks, including the two times Jesuit intentionally walked Darrah, and six of those baserunners came around to score.

Brother Martin scored two runs in the first inning after No. 3 hitter Brady McCluskey bunted two runners over to second and third base — before the next two batters each drove in a run.

Then in the second, Luke Gab drew a walk and went to second when Brody Shannon bunted him over, before a single moved Gab to third base ahead of Kropp’s bunt that drove in a run.

Kropp put down another wellplaced bunt with two strikes that put runners on second and third — before Ryan Darrah got walked intentionally and McCluskey drew a walk that made the score 9-2.

Darrah made a pair of impressive plays at third base in the early innings. He barehanded a bunted ball and threw to first for the final out of the second inning. Then in the third, he fielded a sharply hit grounder and threw to second for the start of a double play.

Brother Martin turned another double play started by Shannon at shortstop to end the fifth inning.

Jake Moreci drove in the two Jesuit runs with a pair of singles in the second and fourth innings.

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Newman coach Randy Livingston questions a call against Catholic HighIberia during the Sunkist Shootout at St.Thomas More in Lafayette on Dec. 27.

Newman coach Livingston to leave after school year

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head coach.

Newman lost in the quarterfinals earlier this month.

Newman nearly had the first two of those basketball championships and several wins vacated because of various LHSAA rule violations.

But a court-ordered injunction has let Newman keep those team championships and Livingston keep those wins on his record.

Newman will have new coaches for the football and boys basketball teams next season. Nelson Stewart, a longtime football coach and Newman alumnus, accepted a head coaching job at Westminster School in Georgia.

Staff writer

Randy Livingston will leave Newman at the end of the school year, ending his six-year tenure as basketball coach, according to an email sent to Newman families on Thursday.

Livingston coached the Greenies to three LHSAA basketball state championships during that time.

He also played on three state championship basketball teams at the school in the early 1990s.

Livingston had his son, Randy Jr., on the team the past two seasons. The younger Livingston played on the last of the three consecutive state championships that Contact Christopher Dabe at the school won with his dad as the cdabe@theadvocate.com

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Burton pitched only 21/ 3 innings in 2022 when Ole Miss went from last team in the NCAA regional field to College World Series champion. He threw a career-high 172/ 3 innings a year earlier as the Rebels came within a game of reaching Omaha. He threw 14 innings for Indiana in 2023 as the Hoosiers advanced to the championship game of the Lexington regional and did not pitch at all for Tulane’s American Athletic Conference Tournament last season after tearing his UCL in fall practice.

While his teams have gone 199-

100, his only career victory was against Louisville on Feb. 16, 2020, in his first appearance at Ole Miss.

“I’ve been around the block and seen a thing or two, but I haven’t ultimately accomplished what I’ve wanted to accomplish,” he said.

“I’ve gotten to be a part of some really good teams and am incredibly thankful for that, but there’s still more I want to achieve and am excited to be a part of.”

Tulane coach Jay Uhlman compared Burton’s repertoire to that of Keagan Gillies, who posted an ERA of 0.96 in a phenomenal senior year before being taken in the 15th round of the MLB Draft.

The trick is maintaining his level from Tuesday, when he lowered his ERA to 7.36 from 12.45 in his sixth appearance.

“We don’t have a long enough

HOUSTON — Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy wanted a final tuneup before the Masters and spent parts of the Thursday at the Houston Open under an umbrella in wind and rain that prevented anyone from getting too far away.

Keith Mitchell made a late eagle and Ryan Gerard let a good start slip away by finishing with two bogeys. They both wound up at 5-under 65, tied for the lead with Alejandro Tosti and Taylor Pendrith when play was suspended by darkness.

Scheffler didn’t dazzle. He just didn’t do much wrong, one of his best attributes. The world’s No. 1 player played bogey-free and made a pair of long birdies on the back nine that added to a 67, leaving him two shots behind.

“Conditions were pretty tough out there today with the rain and the wind, so overall nice to keep a clean card,” Scheffler said.

McIlroy, coming off his second victory of the year at The Players Championship two weeks ago, played in the morning and that was no picnic. The rain was steady as he stood on the 10th tee and it eventually stopped long enough for him to enjoy the end of his round.

He had two birdies (both on par 5s), two bogeys and 14 pars for a

track record with him to know how he handles those kind of things,” Uhlman said. “Obviously it would be a shot in the arm for us. The fastball plays up. He’s got ride on it, and he’s got the big overhand curveball.

They kind of tunnel off each other.”

When he signed with Ole Miss out of Santa Monica, California, Burton expected to graduate in three years and turn professional.

He fulfilled the first goal, but he has spent another three seasons in college hoping to create the second opportunity.

“My problem has been consistency and executing multiple pitches in the strike zone,” he said. “The game just doesn’t always shake out the way you want it to.”

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“Couldn’t really find the middle of the club face for the first few holes,” McIlroy said. “Once it brightened up and as the conditions got a little better, I felt like I drove it pretty well.”

Tosti contended late in the Houston Open last year. He also played bogey-free, and he made birdie on all three of the par 5s at Memorial Park. Mitchell got his mistakes out of the way early — two bogeys in four holes, and finished strong.

Pendrith had the lead to himself until he found a bunker left of the green on the 18th and missed a 10-foot par putt. Jackson Suber was poised to join the group at 65 until a four-putt double bogey on the 18th. The first putt was 70 feet.

The last three putts were from 5 feet.

And then there was Gerard, who was motoring along at 7 under with two holes to play, starting with the par-5 eighth. But his tee shot was so far right he had to take a penalty drop, and his wedge

from 124 yards went 50 feet long.

He managed to two-putt for a bogey.

On the par-3 ninth, he went into a back lip of the bunker and had to play away from the flag because of water on the other side, leading to another bogey.

The 65 was a solid start. The finish stung.

“I’d be lying to you if I wasn’t a little bit upset,” Gerard said. “But you kind of just got to take a step back. If they said after the morning wave you’d be T-1, everyone in the field would sign up for that starting their round, especially when it was rainy and kind of windy and off and on from different directions. The grind was real out there.”

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LSU’s virtual reality technology spreads to defense

BY WILSON ALEXANDER Staff writer

When LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker walks through the indoor practice facility this spring, he often sees freshman cornerback DJ Pickett wearing a virtual reality headset to get extra reps.

LSU began using the virtual reality technology with quarterback Jayden Daniels during the 2023 season, and it turned into a key part of his routine on the way to becoming the Heisman Trophy winner and No. 2 overall pick.

At the time, LSU director of performance innovation Jack Marucci said the team would keep developing the software in the hopes that it could be used by every position, and now it has made its way over to the defense.

Baker said LSU’s defense “started incorporating” the virtual reality headset last year. Linebackers Whit Weeks and Davhon Keys “used it a bunch,” and it has become part of linebacker Harold Perkins’ routine during his recovery from an ACL injury.

“They’re playing the game without physically playing the game,” Baker said. “And then eventually, Whit last year started speeding it up a lot like Jayden. You’re seeing the game a little bit faster on the

VR. Now, the game slows down on the field for you.”

The software in the headset was created by a German company, Cognilize, which partnered with LSU in spring 2023.

When players pull the headset over their eyes, they see detailed reconstructions of stadiums and digital players. The movements were recorded using motion capture technology, so people who have seen the inside said it looks more like real life than a video game.

“That allows your brain to really be immersed into this activity, so it becomes real to you,” Marucci once said. “It’s not like if it was Madden or something where it’s more robotic.”

After trying the headset for the first time before a Week 3 win at Mississippi State, Daniels used it multiple times per week throughout the 2023 season. He credited it with helping improve his processing speed. As the season went on, Daniels worked his way up to simulating plays at 1.7 seconds faster than real games.

And now, it has become a defensive tool.

Baker wants to keep working on ways for the headset to help his players. He met Wednesday with the owners of Cognilize, and they

drops, Baker said. He can’t practice yet after suffering a torn ACL last September, so Perkins has been getting mental reps as he prepares to play the STAR position.

He is expected to be fully cleared for summer workouts.

“In some ways, being hurt might have been the best thing that ever happened to him,” Baker said Wednesday on WNXX, 104.5-FM. “Just sit back, let the game unfold from a mental standpoint in front of him.”

As the technology continues to develop, it has begun to spread past LSU. Baker said the father of former LSU star cornerback Derek Stingley bought one of the headsets for his son. Stingley, an All-Pro selection for the first time last year, recently signed a market-setting $90 million contract with the Houston Texans.

“I think there’s a lot of value in it,” Baker said. “This is something that they can do on their own, but STAFF FILE PHOTO By HILARy SCHEINUK we can actually pinpoint where LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker looks on from the sideline before their eyes are looking, so you can kickoff against Baylor in the Texas Bowl on Dec. 31 at NRG Stadium in get a better feel as a coach if their keys are wrong and what they’re Houston. doing wrong from an electronic will start capturing certain move“They do a really, really good job standpoint.” ments Friday in order for line- of getting input from us as coachbackers to work on inside run fits. es,” Baker said.

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SCOREBOARD Odds

FG Percentage

NBA

Allen, CLE Duren, DET Kessler, UTA Gobert, MIN Poeltl, TOR Zubac, LAC Antetokounmpo, MIL Sabonis, SAC Jokic, DEN Braun, DEN Rebounds

Friday FAVORITE at DETROIT at TORONTO LA Clippers at NEW ORLEANS at MINNESOTA New York at DENVER

LINE OFF OFF 11 OFF 8 1 OFF

O/U UNDERDOG (OFF) Cleveland (OFF) Charlotte (216½) at BROOKLYN (OFF) Golden State (224½) Phoenix (221) at MILWAUKEE (OFF) Utah

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Friday FAVORITE at MICHIGAN STATE at TENNESSEE at AUBURN at HOUSTON

MLB

LINE 3½ 4½ 8½ 8½

UNDERDOG Ole Miss Kentucky Michigan Purdue

Friday American League FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG at TORONTO -124 Baltimore Boston -120 at TEXAS at SEATTLE -148 Athletics National League FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Pittsburgh -144 at MIAMI at SAN DIEGO -124 Atlanta at ARIZONA -130 Chicago Cubs Interleague FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG at TAMPA BAY -196 Colorado at HOUSTON -130 N.Y Mets at LA DODGERS -190 Detroit

NHL

Friday FAVORITE at CAROLINA at FLORIDA at COLUMBUS at WINNIPEG Vegas New York

LINE -320 -255 -115 -178 -280 -160

UNDERDOG Montreal Utah Vancouver New Jersey at CHICAGO at ANAHEIM

LINE +106 +102 +126 LINE +122 +106 +110 LINE +164 +110 +160

LINE +255 +205 -104 +146 +225 +132

Pro basketball NBA conference glance EASTERN CONFERENCE y-Cleveland x-Boston New York Indiana Detroit Milwaukee Atlanta Orlando Chicago Miami Toronto Philadelphia Brooklyn Charlotte Washington

W 59 54 45 43 41 40 35 35 32 31 26 23 23 18 16

L 14 19 27 30 32 32 37 39 40 41 47 50 50 54 57

Pct .808 .740 .625 .589 .562 .556 .486 .473 .444 .431 .356 .315 .315 .250 .219

GB — 5 13½ 16 18 18½ 23½ 24½ 26½ 27½ 33 36 36 40½ 43

L 12 26 28 28 28 31 31 32 38 37 38 41 41 53 57

Pct .833 .644 .622 .611 .611 .569 .569 .562 .486 .486 .479 .438 .431 .274 .219

GB — 13½ 15 16 16 19 19 19½ 25 25 25½ 28½ 29 40½ 44½

WESTERN CONFERENCE

W z-Oklahoma City 60 Houston 47 Denver 46 L.A. Lakers 44 Memphis 44 L.A. Clippers 41 Golden State 41 Minnesota 41 Dallas 36 Sacramento 35 Phoenix 35 Portland 32 San Antonio 31 New Orleans 20 Utah 16 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division z-clinched conference

PCT .699 .699 .670 .657 .625 .618 .600 .588 .576 .573

G OFF DEF TOT AVG Sabonis, SAC 60 226 607 833 13.9 Towns, NY 65 192 646 838 12.9 Jokic, DEN 63 181 625 806 12.8 Zubac, LAC 70 262 611 873 12.5 Kessler, UTA 56 259 427 686 12.2 Antetokounmpo, MIL 59 137 571 708 12.0 Sengün, HOU 69 241 484 725 10.5 Gobert, MIN 63 219 433 652 10.3 Duren, DET 70 242 471 713 10.2 Vucevic, CHI 64 147 499 646 10.1 Assists G AST AVG Young, ATL 67 765 11.4 Jokic, DEN 63 647 10.3 Haliburton, IND 65 602 9.3 Cunningham, DET 66 609 9.2 Harden, LAC 69 597 8.7 James, LAL 61 513 8.4 Paul, SA 71 545 7.7 Brunson, NY 61 452 7.4 Booker, PHO 67 477 7.1 Lillard, MIL 58 410 7.1

College softball Wednesday’s game

Nicholls State 10, Jackson State 0, 5 innings Nicholls State 11, Jackson State 3, 6 innings

Thursday’s games No games scheduled

Friday’s games

McNeese at Incarnate Word, 3 p.m.

Texas A&M – CC at Southeastern (DH), 4 p.m.

Lamar at Nicholls (DH), 4 p.m.

Grambling at Southern, 4:30 p.m.

South Carolina at LSU, 5 p.m.

UL at Coastal Carolina, 5 p.m.

NW St. at East Texas A&M (DH), 5 p.m.

Louisiana Tech at WKU, 6 p.m.

Troy at UL-Monroe, 6 p.m.

Saturday’s games

Grambling at Southern, noon Texas A&M – CC at Southeastern, noon Northwestern St. at East Texas A&M, noon Lamar at Nicholls, noon McNeese at Incarnate Word (DH), noon UL at Coastal Carolina, 1 p.m.

Troy at UL-Monroe, 2 p.m.

Louisiana Tech at WKU, 2 p.m.

Grambling at Southern, 2:30 p.m.

South Carolina at LSU, 6 p.m.

Sunday’s games

UL at Coastal Carolina, 11 a.m.

Troy at UL-Monroe, noon Louisiana Tech at WKU, 1 p.m.

South Carolina at LSU, 1 p.m.

College baseball Wednesday’s games

UL-Monroe 7, Arkansas-Little Rock 6 McNeese State 14, Dillard 0, 7 innings Southeastern 13, Mississippi Valley 0

Thursday’s game

Thursday’s Games

Indiana 162, Washington 109 Dallas 101, Orlando 92 Cleveland 124, San Antonio 116 Atlanta at Miami, n L.A. Lakers at Chicago, n Memphis at Oklahoma City, n Houston at Utah, n Portland at Sacramento, n

College basketball

NCAA men’s tournament East regional Semifinals

NBA Leaders FG 780 703 706 628 612 580 558 477 631 569 444 575 579 477 476 497 531 539 571 532

FT PTS 556 2264 369 1784 313 1845 377 1912 331 1791 297 1613 350 1606 254 1369 295 1698 398 1710 362 1447 221 1504 308 1602 246 1291 234 1449 432 1612 266 1542 263 1459 243 1615 210 1473

AVG 32.8 30.2 29.3 27.3 27.1 26.9 26.3 26.3 25.7 25.5 24.9 24.7 24.6 24.4 24.2 24.1 23.7 23.5 23.4 23.0

Thursday’s games Alabama 113, BYU 88 Duke vs. Arizona, n

Championship

Saturday’s games Duke-Arizona winner vs. Alabama, TBA

South regional Semifinals

Friday’s games Michigan St. vs. Ole Miss, 6:09 p.m.

Auburn vs. Michigan, 8:39 p.m.

Regional Championship

Sunday’s game Auburn-Michigan winner vs. Michigan St.Mississippi winner, TBA

Midwest regional Semifinals

Friday’s games Houston vs. Purdue, 9:09 p.m.

Tennessee vs. Kentucky, 6:39 p.m.

Regional Championship

American League glance

Thursday’s games Florida 87, Maryland 71 Texas Tech vs. Arkansas, n

East Division

W Baltimore 1 Boston 1 New York 1 Tampa Bay 0 Toronto 0 Central Division W Chicago 1 Cleveland 1 Detroit 0 Kansas City 0 Minnesota 0 West Division W Houston 1 Athletics 0 Seattle 0 Los Angeles 0 Texas 0

Regional Championship

Saturday’s game Florida-Maryland winner vs. Texas TechArkansas winner, TBA

NCAA women’s tournament Spokane 1 Semifinals

At Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena Spokane, Wash.

Friday’s games NC State vs. LSU, 6:30 p.m.

UCLA vs. Ole Miss, 9 p.m.

Championship Sunday UCLA-Ole Miss winner vs. NC State-LSU winner, TBA

Spokane 4

GB — — — ½ 1

L 0 0 1 1 1

Pct 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000

GB — — 1 1 1

L 0 0 0 1 1

Pct 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000

GB — ½ ½ 1 1

Thursday’s games

Championship

Monday Southern Cal-Kansas St. winner vs. UConnOklahoma winner, TBA

Birmingham 2 Semifinals

At Legacy Arena at BJCC; Birmingham, Ala. Friday Duke vs. North Carolina, 1:30 p.m.

South Carolina vs. Maryland, 4 p.m.

Championship

Sunday South Carolina-Maryland winner vs. DukeNorth Carolina winner, TBA

Birmingham 3 Semifinals

At Legacy Arena at BJCC-Birmingham, Ala. Saturday TCU vs. Notre Dame, noon Texas vs. Tennessee, 2:30 p.m.

Championship

Monday Texas-Tennessee winner vs. TCU-Notre Dame winner, TBA

NIT men’s glance Quarterfinals

Tuesday’s games Chattanooga 67, Bradley 65 North Texas 61, Oklahoma St. 59 Wednesday’s games Loyola Chicago 72, Kent St. 62 UC Irvine 81, UAB 77, OT

Semifinals

Tuesday, April 1 Chattanooga vs. Loyola Chicago, 8:30 p.m.

UC Irvine vs. North Texas, 6 p.m.

Pro hockey W L OT Pts 47 15 9 103 43 24 4 90 43 25 3 89 43 25 3 89 41 25 5 87 38 28 7 83 37 28 5 79 33 28 9 75 32 29 10 74 34 32 6 74 32 29 9 73 33 32 6 72 30 34 9 69 29 33 11 69 28 36 9 65 29 35 6 64

GA 184 191 210 193 192 193 203 234 214 216 233 227 242 267 254 246

GP W L OT Pts GF x-Winnipeg 72 49 19 4 102 249 c-Dallas 71 46 21 4 96 241 p-Vegas 71 43 20 8 94 242 c-Colorado 72 44 25 3 91 244 p-Los Angeles 70 40 21 9 89 206 p-Edmonton 71 41 25 5 87 232 Minnesota 72 40 27 5 85 196 St. Louis 73 38 28 7 83 224 Vancouver 72 34 26 12 80 206 Calgary 70 34 25 11 79 186 Utah 71 32 28 11 75 203 Anaheim 71 31 32 8 70 194 Seattle 72 30 36 6 66 216 Nashville 71 27 36 8 62 182 Chicago 72 21 42 9 51 196 San Jose 70 19 42 9 47 182 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division z-clinched conference (a, c, m, p)-top three in their division

GA 172 185 191 206 178 207 204 209 219 206 216 223 236 229 259 259

Wednesday’s games

New Jersey 5, Chicago 3 Vancouver 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 Anaheim 6, Boston 2 Dallas 4, Edmonton 3

Thursday’s games

Buffalo 7, Pittsburgh 3 Ottawa 4, Detroit 3 Tampa Bay 8, Utah 0 Philadelphia 6, Montreal 4 Washington at Minnesota, n St. Louis at Nashville, n Dallas at Calgary, n Edmonton at Seattle, n Los Angeles at Colorado, n Toronto at San Jose, n

Montreal at Carolina, 6 p.m.

Utah at Florida, 6 p.m.

Vancouver at Columbus, 6 p.m.

BASEBALL

Friday’s games

Colorado (Freeland 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Pepiot 0-0), 3:10 p.m.

Baltimore (Morton 0-0) at Toronto (Gausman 0-0), 6:07 p.m.

Boston (Houck 0-0) at Texas (Leiter 0-0), 7:05 p.m.

N.Y. Mets (Megill 0-0) at Houston (Brown 0-0), 7:10 p.m.

Athletics (Springs 0-0) at Seattle (Castillo 0-0), 8:40 p.m.

Detroit (Flaherty 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers (Yamamoto 1-0), 9:10 p.m.

National League glance

East Division

W Miami 1 Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 0 New York 0 Washington 0 Central Division W St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 0 Milwaukee 0 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 0 West Division W Los Angeles 3 San Diego 1 San Francisco 1 Arizona 0 Colorado 0

L 0 0 1 1 1

Pct 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000

GB — — 1 1 1

L 0 1 1 1 2

Pct 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000

GB — 1 1 1 1½

L 0 0 0 0 0

Pct 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000

GB — 1 1 1½ 1½

Thursday’s games

Baltimore 12, Toronto 2 N.Y. Yankees 4, Milwaukee 2 Chicago White Sox 8, L.A. Angels 1 Boston 5, Texas 2 Cleveland 7, Kansas City 4, 10 innings Houston 3, N.Y. Mets 1 St. Louis 5, Minnesota 3 L.A. Dodgers 5, Detroit 4 Chicago Cubs at Arizona, n

Friday’s games

Colorado (Freeland 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Pepiot 0-0), 3:10 p.m.

Pittsburgh (Keller 0-0) at Miami (Gillispie 0-0), 6:10 p.m.

N.Y. Mets (Megill 0-0) at Houston (Brown 0-0), 7:10 p.m.

Atlanta (López 0-0) at San Diego (Cease 0-0), 8:40 p.m.

Chicago Cubs (Taillon 0-0) at Arizona (Kelly 0-0), 8:40 p.m.

Detroit (Flaherty 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers (Yamamoto 1-0), 9:10 p.m.

Pro golf Hero Indian Open Scores Thursday At DLF Golf & Country Club New Delhi Purse: $2.5 million Yardage: 7,416; Par: 72 First Round Marcus Armitage, England Nicolas Colsaerts, Belgium Marcus Kinhult, Sweden Todd Clements, England Ugo Coussaud, France Ross Fisher, England Matthew Jordan, England Joost Luiten, Netherlands Ajeetesh Sandhu, India Veer Ahlawat, India Angel Ayora Fanegas, Spain Aaron Cockerill, Canada Andreas Halvorsen, Norway Casey Jarvis, South Africa Alexander Knappe, Germany Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra, Spain Troy Merritt, United States Brandon Stone, South Africa Ryan Van Velzen, South Africa Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Thailand Joshua Berry, England Jens Dantorp, Sweden Deon Germishuys, South Africa Julien Guerrier, France Benjamin Hebert, France Jeong-Weon Ko, France Oliver Lindell, Finland John Parry, England

Tom Vaillant, France Matthew Baldwin, England Gaganjeet Bhullar, India Lucas Bjerregaard, Denmark Shiv Chawrasia, India Om Prakash Chouhan, India Rhys Enoch, Wales Ewen Ferguson, Scotland Ricardo Gouveia, Portugal Jordan Gumberg, United States Justin Harding, South Africa Shiv Kapur, India Minkyu Kim, South Korea Frederic Lacroix, France Francesco Laporta, Italy Alexander Levy, France Yannik Paul, Germany Tapio Pulkkanen, Finland Kristoffer Reitan, Norway Jason Scrivener, Australia Jack Senior, England Callum Shinkwin, England Rayhan Thomas, India Johannes Veerman, United States Brandon Wu, United States Sachin Baisoya, India Shaurya Bhattacharya, India Alex Fitzpatrick, England Ryggs Johnston, United States Nathan Kimsey, England Guido Migliozzi, Italy Edoardo Molinari, Italy Andrea Pavan, Italy Marco Penge, England Aman Raj, India

35-36—71 38-34—72 38-34—72 35-37—72 38-34—72 35-37—72 37-35—72 37-35—72 35-37—72 36-36—72 35-37—72 35-37—72 35-37—72 33-39—72 34-38—72 35-37—72 37-35—72 35-37—72 35-37—72 35-37—72 34-38—72 34-38—72 36-36—72 38-34—72 36-36—72 34-39—73 38-35—73 38-35—73 34-39—73 36-37—73 35-38—73 37-36—73 36-37—73 38-35—73 35-38—73

Transactions

No games scheduled GF 259 228 231 229 251 219 204 211 195 214 225 205 192 214 202 220

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Baltimore 12, Toronto 2 N.Y. Yankees 4, Milwaukee 2 Chicago White Sox 8, L.A. Angels 1 Boston 5, Texas 2 Cleveland 7, Kansas City 4, 10 innings Houston 3, N.Y. Mets 1 Minnesota at St. Louis, n Detroit at L.A. Dodgers, n Athletics at Seattle, n

Wednesday’s games

NHL conference glance

Friday’s games

Pct 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000

No games scheduled

UConn vs. Oklahoma, 4:30 p.m.

Southern Cal vs. Kansas St., 7 p.m.

GP 71 71 71 71 71 73 70 70 71 72 70 71 73 73 73 70

L 0 0 0 0 1

Wednesday’s games

Semifinals Saturday’s games

x-Washington m-Carolina a-Toronto a-Florida a-Tampa Bay m-New Jersey Ottawa Montreal N.Y. Islanders N.Y. Rangers Columbus Detroit Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Buffalo

James Madison at UL, 11:30 a.m.

Southern at Bethune-Cookman, noon Nicholls at Northwestern State, 1 p.m.

Southeastern at UNO, 1 p.m.

Kennesaw State at Louisiana Tech, 1 p.m.

Grambling at Jackson State, 1 p.m.

UL-Monroe at Arkansas State, 1 p.m.

Tulane at South Florida, 1 p.m.

Cleveland at Detroit, 6 p.m.

Charlotte at Toronto, 6:30 p.m.

L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m.

Golden State at New Orleans, 7 p.m.

New York at Milwaukee, 7 p.m.

Phoenix at Minnesota, 7 p.m.

Utah at Denver, 8 p.m.

Major League Baseball

Semifinals

Southern at Bethune-Cookman, 6 p.m.

UL-Monroe at Arkansas State, 6 p.m.

Grambling at Jackson State, 6 p.m.

Kennesaw State at Louisiana Tech, 6 p.m.

James Madison at UL, 6 p.m.

Southeastern at UNO, 6:30 p.m.

Nicholls at Northwestern State, 6:30 p.m.

Tulane at South Florida, 6:30 p.m.

Mississippi State at LSU, 6:30 p.m.

Friday’s games

New Jersey at Winnipeg, 7 p.m.

Vegas at Chicago, 7:30 p.m.

N.Y. Rangers at Anaheim, 9 p.m.

West regional

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Sunday’s games

Friday’s Games

Sunday’s game Houston-Purdue winner vs. TennesseeKentucky winner, TBA

Mississippi State at LSU, n

Mississippi State at LSU, 2 p.m.

Southeastern at UNO, 2 p.m.

Kennesaw State at Louisiana Tech, 2 p.m.

James Madison at UL, 2 p.m.

Nicholls at Northwestern State, 2 p.m.

Tulane at South Florida, 2 p.m.

Grambling at Jackson State, 3 p.m.

UL-Monroe at Arkansas State, 3 p.m.

Southern at Bethune-Cookman, 5 p.m.

Washington 119, Philadelphia 114 L.A. Clippers 126, New York 113 Toronto 116, Brooklyn 86 L.A. Lakers 120, Indiana 119 Denver 127, Milwaukee 117 Boston 132, Phoenix 102

G Gilgeous-Alex., OKC 69 Antetokounmp., MIL 59 Jokic, DEN 63 Edwards, MIN 70 Tatum, BOS 66 Durant, PHO 60 Brunson, NY 61 Maxey, PHI 52 Cunningham, DET 66 Booker, PHO 67 Lillard, MIL 58 James, LAL 61 Towns, NY 65 Wagner, ORL 53 Curry, GS 60 Young, ATL 67 Mitchell, CLE 65 Fox, SA 62 Herro, MIA 69 LaVine, SAC 64

FGA 569 481 406 411 546 820 1172 759 1226 740

Saturday’s games

Wednesday’s Games

Through March 26 Scoring

FG 398 336 272 270 341 507 703 446 706 424

33-35—68 35-33—68 33-35—68 34-35—69 34-35—69 33-36—69 38-31—69 33-36—69 33-36—69 36-34—70 36-34—70 33-37—70 37-33—70 35-35—70 35-35—70 36-34—70 33-37—70 35-35—70 35-35—70 36-35—71 34-37—71 35-36—71 34-37—71 33-38—71 35-36—71 35-36—71 35-36—71 36-35—71

Major League Baseball American League ATHLETICS — Placed LHP Brady Basso on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 26. Placed LHP Ken Waldichuk on the 60-day injured list retroactive to March 26. Selected the contract of SS Max Muncy from Lansing (ML). Placed RHP Michael Otanez on the 15-day IL. Placed INFs Zach Gelof and Brett Harris on the 10-day IL. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed INF Gunnar Henderson on the 10-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Andrew Kittredge, RHP Chayce McDermott, RHP Grayson Rodriguez and LHP Trevor Rogers on the 15day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHPs Kyle Bradish and Tyler Wells on the 60-day IL retroactive to March 24. Designated RHP Roansy Contreras for assignment. Reassigned INF Livan Soto to Norfolk (IL).

BOSTON RED SOX — Selected the contract of UTL Kristian Campbell and LHP Sean Newcomb to the active Major League roster. Placed OF Masataka Yoshida on the 10-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed right-handed pitcher Brayan Bello on the 15-day Injured List (retroactive to March 24) with a right shoulder strain. Placed RHP Kutter Crawford on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. RHP Lucas Giolito on the 15--day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Liam Hendriks on the 15--day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed LHP Chris Murphy on the 60--day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed LHP Zach Penrod on the 60--day IL retroactive to March 24. Optioned UTL Nick Sogard to Worcester (IL).

CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Selected the contracts of RHP Mike Clevinger, OF Travis Jankowski and INF Nick Maton from Sacramento (PCL). Placed INFs Bryan Ramos and Josh Rojas and OF Mike Tauchman on the 10-day IL. Placed LHP Tyler Gilbert on the 15-day IL. Placed RHP Drew Thorpe on the 60-day IL. Designated LHP Jake Eder and OF Dominic Fletcher for assignment.

CLEVELAND GUARDIANS — Placed RHP Slade Cecconi on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Shane Bieber on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Trevor Stephan on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 24. Placed LHP John Means on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 24. Placed LHP Erik Sabrowski on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 24. Recalled RF Johnathan Rodriguez from Columbus (IL).

DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned RHP Jason Foley and OF Justyn-Henry Malloy to Toledo (IL).

Recalled INF/OF Ryan Kreidler from Toledo.

Placed RHPs Alex Cobb and Ty Madden on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed OF Wenceel Perez and UTL Matt Vierling on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24.

HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed RHP Cristian Javier on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Luis Garcia on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Forrest Whitley on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Designated LF Cooper Hummel for assignment. Placed RF Pedro León on the 10-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Kaleb Ort on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Lance McCullers Jr. on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed LF Taylor Trammell on the 10-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP J.P. France on the 60-day IL. Selected the contract of RHP Rafael Montero from Sugar Land (PCL).

Selected the contract of LHP Steven Okert from Sugar Land. Selected the contract of 2B Brendan Rodgers from Sugar Land. Recalled RHP Ryan Gusto from Sugar Land. Selected the contract of 3B Cam Smith from Corpus Christi (TL).

SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed RHP Matt Brash on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP George Kirby on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24. Placed RHP Troy Taylor on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24.

TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed RHP Alex Faedo on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24.

Placed SS Ha-Seong Kim on the 10-day IL retroactive to March 24. Selected the contract of 2B Coco Montes from Durham (IL).

TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned LHP Patrick Corbin to Round Rock (PCL). Placed LHP Cody Bradford on the 15-day IL retroactive to March 24.

New Orleans Book Festival, Festa Italiana and Brews, Boils & Bubbles THE NEW ORLEANS BOOK FESTIVAL at Tulane University has two days of packed programming, including Family Day, exploring a variety of topics with authors from around the world ranging from politics and culture to cuisine and creativity.

There are also book signings with authors including Maureen Dowd, David H. Petraeus, Walter Isaacson and Karl Rove, among many others. The events take place on the Uptown campus and admission to most events is free. bookfest.tulane.edu.

n Head out to Kenner’s Rivertown (Williams Boulevard at the Mississippi River) for three days of food, fun and entertainment with FESTA ITALIANA starting Friday at 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. Listen for Lena Prima, Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters, Vanessa Racci and the Molly Ringwalds. Admission is $10. kenneritalianfest.com.

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N.O. magician stumps magic duo on show

Branford Marsalis talks ‘Belonging,’ Jazz Fest and why he’s moved back to New Orleans

BY LESLIE CARDÉ Contributing writer

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BY KEITH SPERA

The pots are hot and the flutes are cool for BREWS, BOILS & BUBBLES Saturday on the lakefront near UNO from noon to 8 p.m. Boiled seafood will be plentiful, from such spots at Drago’s, Boiling’ Kings, Clesi’s and Fiery Crab, as well as entertainment like Flow Tribe, Irvin Mayfield and Cupid. Enjoy it all with local craft beer and champagne.

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When New Orleans magician Michael Dardant’s appearance on Penn & Teller’s Las Vegas television show “Fool Us” was broadcast on March 21, Dardant was sworn to secrecy as to the outcome of the show.

The premise of “Fool Us” is to stump the two longtime magicians with a magic trick that can be performed for the studio audience in five “I have no minutes or less. Dardant performed a mystifying particular card trick that he hoped designs on would win the prestimoving to gious “FU” trophy (short Vegas, but for “Fool Us”).

I would Only 10-15% of contestants manage to fool like my the two prestidigitators, own magic who’ve been a team for club in New 50 years and have seen Orleans.” and know just about every trick in the book. But MICHAEL they don’t know them all, DARDANT and that has magicians around the world racking their brains to put together some sort of stupefying display that will get them onto the Las Vegas stage at the Rio Hotel & Casino, where the show is taped.

Jason Waggenspack, CEO of The Ranch Studios, held a watch party at his home the night the show aired. Not even he knew the outcome, and for the other 50 or so friends and family who were in attendance, the air bristled with anticipation, as the big screen TV was turned on, everyone took their seats, and the episode began.

Pick a card, any card

PROVIDED PHOTO By ZACK SMITH

Branford Marsalis stands inside the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music in New Orleans’ Musicians’ Village.

His quartet recorded its 2025 album ‘Belonging’ at the center from March 25-29, 2024.

Staff writer

fter living in Durham, North Carolina, for decades, saxophonist Branford Marsalis moved back to his native New Orleans in 2024.

But his real home is the road. At 64, he still tours

relentlessly with his quartet. He’ll make a rare hometown appearance at the 2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on April 27.

On Friday, Blue Note Records releases ‘Belonging,’ the Branford Marsalis Quartet’s rendition of pianist Keith Jarrett’s 1974 album of the same name.

In the following interview, lightly edited for length and clarity, Marsalis talks about discovering the original “Belonging,” his contributions to Sting’s solo albums, his decision 30 years ago to walk away from “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” and much more.

Why was 2024 the right time to move back to New Orleans?

The right time was 20 years ago. I wanted to move and my wife was like, ‘Nah, I’m not moving down there.’ I had to accept that.

This is the right time. Kids are grown. It’s time to move forward. So here I am.

As we speak, your Wikipedia page says you still live in Durham.

I didn’t create the page. The only thing I remember about my Wikipedia page is many, many years ago, some guy put a picture up of some big, muscle-bound guy with an Afro and it said, ‘Branford Marsalis circa 1977 in New York City.’

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On this show, dubbed House of Cards, the acts would be card tricks. That’s a departure from the usual combinations of stage illusions, mentalists, comedy magic and close-up magic.

Before magician Dardant comes the Gorillagician, who, yes, does magic in a gorilla mask. He asks host Brooke Burke to find one object in his aluminum cigar box while Penn & Teller look on at the card table. Can he guess that Brooke picked the dollar bill? Yes, using an elaborate deck of banana cards, perfect for a gorilla. But although Teller can’t tell how the trick was done, the Gorillagician has not fooled Penn, and magicians must fool both to win the trophy.

Next up is Nicolas Ribs, a Frenchman.

Brooke picks a 10 of spades from the deck splayed out in front of her, shows the audience the card and walks off with it. Then an elaborate display of “film to life” magic takes place, utilizing digital

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TODAY IN HISTORY

By The Associated Press Today is Friday, March 28, the 87th day of 2025. There are 278 days left in the year.

Today in history: On March 28, 1979, America’s worst commercial nuclear accident occurred with a partial meltdown inside the Unit 2 reactor at the Three Mile Island plant near Middletown, Pennsylvania.

On this date: In 1898, the U.S. Supreme Court, in United States v. Wong Kim Ark, ruled 6-2 that Wong, who was born in the United States to Chinese immigrants, was an American citizen. It was the first Supreme Court decision to rule on the citizenship status of a child born in the United States to noncitizen parents.

In 1941, author Virginia Woolf, 59, drowned herself near her home in Lewes, East Sussex, England.

In 1969, the 34th president of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower, died in Washington, D.C., at age 78.

In 2022, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed the Florida Parental Rights in Education Act (commonly referred to as the “Don’t Say Gay” law), which includes the prohibition of classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in some grade levels in Florida schools.

In 2024, FTX cryptocurrency exchange founder Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted on fraud and conspiracy charges related to the collapse of the exchange.

Today’s birthdays: Author Mario Vargas Llosa is 89. Basketball Hall of Famer Rick Barry is 81. Actor Dianne Wiest is 79.

Singer-actor Reba McEntire is 70. Olympic gymnastics gold medalist Bart Conner is 67.

Rapper Salt (Salt-N-Pepa) is 59.

Country musician Rodney Atkins is 56. Actor Vince Vaughn is 55. Sen. Ashley Moody, a Republican from Florida, is 50.

Actor Julia Stiles is 44. Singeractor Lady Gaga is 39. StylistTV personality Jonathan Van Ness is 38.

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Continued from page 1D effects and computer animation, which Penn points out is rarely done with cards. The magician did guess that Brooke had picked the 10 of spades, which suddenly appeared on his own arm. A gorgeous presentation, as Penn said, but the method didn’t fool them.

No trophy.

The Cajun sensation Now comes Michael Dardant, introduced as the Cajun sensation — he grew up in Lafayette, though he lives in New Orleans now. He calls himself Magic Mike — no, not THAT Magic Mike. On stage, he talks about seeing Penn & Teller in New Orleans, wanting to get an autographed playing card, but get-

ting locked out of the Saenger Theatre. (Pay attention, as this is about to come full circle.)

His patter about a drunk man chaotically shuffling his cards outside the theater, and his use of a magic portal to get the deck back in order again with the magic words “deckulus repairo,” soon has the audience in the palm of his hand. Upon removing the fully restored deck from the portal, only one card is turned in a different direction. It is the card Penn had shouted out previously, the six of diamonds.

But when Dardant begins talking about his magic portal having a link to alternate realities, Penn and Teller perk up. As he puts the straightened deck once again into his portal, it suddenly disappears, leaving only one option to finish the trick: imaginary cards!

After Brooke picks the imaginary

two of hearts and tosses it and an imaginary pen to both Penn and Teller to have it “signed,” the double autographed card flies back to the stage. Dardant places that imaginary card back into the portal with the chant “appearo chosen cardo for realo,” and then one real card suddenly appears in the portal.

It is none other than the signed two of hearts, and Dardant announces that he finally has his autographed card from Penn & Teller.

moxed was Teller that the notoriously mute magician had Dardant perform the trick multiple times backstage afterward, with only one word for it: “Diabolical!”

With the trophy comes the right to close out Penn & Teller’s worldfamous theater show, bragging rights for eternity, and the boost many careers need to make it to the next level. Witness magician Shin Lim, who’s fooled them twice, and now has his own show at The Mirage in Las Vegas.

“I have no particular designs on Magic and mystery moving to Vegas, but I would like my own magic club in New OrSo, what’s the verdict?

As Penn noted, Dardant was do- leans,” Dardant said.

This is surely the street cred he ing a lot of magic spells in Latin.

So, their answer to the riddle of needs, and perhaps the ticket to the two of hearts was “Fool Us get him that club.

Trophyus.”

Yes, Dardant won the big prize. Contact Leslie Cardé at He became a “Fooler,” a coveted lesliecardejournalist@gmail. title in magic circles. So flum- com.

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Continued from page 1D I was like, ‘This is great. I’ve never looked like that in my life.’

My manager was livid. She took the picture down. The guy puts the picture up again, so I had to email him and say, ‘I really appreciate that you think that that’s me, but it most definitely is not. (In 1977) I was a 17-year-old junior in high school in New Orleans.’

How has New Orleans changed since you moved away?

I left when I was 19, so I had really not had enough life experience to have an emotional or intellectual understanding of the city. It was just the place I grew up.

In my 20s and 30s, people would always say, ‘I’m going to New Orleans. Can you recommend some restaurants?’

‘Yeah, 8318 Hickory St. — we eat at home all the time.’

I wasn’t really hanging out and socializing in the way I would as an adult. As a much older person, I’m experiencing going to restaurants (in New Orleans) really for the first time.

You recorded your new ‘Belonging’ album at the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music — named for your late father, the jazz pianist and educator — in the 9th Ward’s Musicians’ Village. You’re the artistic director at the center. Are you satisfied with what’s going on there?

I think what’s going on there should be going on there. We’re not trying to create musicians.

Musicians, we find our way. We become musicians. We don’t need institutions for that.

It’s overused and not a phrase that I really like right now, but the center is a safe space for kids who would otherwise be home by themselves until their parents get home from work.

We use instruments as a way to lure them in. They do their homework there, all the snacks are healthy snacks, fruits and vegetables, no candies, no sweets.

The center uses music as an additional tool to enhance academic possibilities.

Do you call your new version of Keith Jarrett’s ‘Belonging’ a reinterpretation?

I don’t. I played in a cover band for a long time. Particularly in the 1940s and ’50s, all these jazz musicians made their reputations playing cover tunes, playing standards or pop tunes of the time.

(Jarrett’s ‘Belonging’) is just a record that is very meaningful to all of us (in his quartet).

We recorded one of the songs, ‘Windup,’ on our last record, ‘The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul,’ in 2019. Our bassist, Eric Revis, said, ‘We should just record the whole record.’

That was the impetus of it. It wasn’t like we sat around and drew up a plan of how we were going to make it different than the way (Jarrett’s band) played it. I already knew it would be different because we have different cultural and sonic experiences.

We decided we wanted to do it, then the pandemic hit and everything shut down. We didn’t play for a year and a half. When we came back, it took us months to reestablish what I felt was our connective tissue, a sonic symbiosis. When the band is clicking, I know it. I wasn’t interested in (recording) until that resolved itself.

We finally had an opportunity to play in San Francisco on successive nights. Being in the same place four nights in a row, by the third night, I said, ‘We’re back.’

You followed the blueprint of the original ‘Belonging.’ On Jarrett’s version of the title track, the sax comes in about 40 seconds into the song, just like in your version.

In the original version, Keith states the melody the first time, then Jan Garbarek, the saxophone player, repeats the melody the second time. They don’t play solos; they play the melody three times in the song.

We felt comfortable that we could play these songs and play

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The Branford Marsalis Quartet, photographed at the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music in New Orleans’ Musicians’ Village, features, from left, drummer Justin Faulkner, saxophonist Branford Marsalis, pianist Joey Calderazzo and bassist Eric Revis. interesting solos on the chord changes, as opposed to just playing the melody and having it end there.

When Jarrett’s record came out in 1974, you were 14 and more of an R&B fan than a jazz fan.

I was a funkateer! After I heard (George Clinton and Parliament’s) ‘Mothership Connection’ it was, ‘Oh, I’m going in this direction for a while. This is going to be fun.’

You didn’t hear Jarrett’s ‘Belonging’ until years later.

Kenny Kirkland, a fantastic piano player, introduced me to a subsequent (Jarrett) record, ‘My Song,’ around 1986. Everybody was bragging about (Jarrett’s 1975 live album) ‘The Köln Concert.’ I never really liked it.

And I did what young, dumb people do: I took this one record and made it a metaphor for all of his music and said, ‘I don’t want to hear that. I heard him once.’

Kenny put his headphones on my head on an airplane. Before I could react, the music started and I thought, ‘This is great.’ He went to grab the headphones away and I put my hands on them to keep the headphones there.

Then I went and retroactively bought ‘Belonging.’ That’s the one that really resonated with me.

In 2019, you and your brothers Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason joined your father, Ellis, at Jazz Fest’s Jazz Tent. You guys rarely shared a stage together.

I have a band, five people who work with me, and I’m responsible for them. Wynton has a much larger band and he’s responsible for them. Delfeayo has his own band.

And my dad had a hip problem, which made touring very problematic for him. He used a walker and he didn’t like traveling that much.

Prior to that, we would do these little two-week family tours; we’d block out the time months in advance. But when the hip problem started, he didn’t want to go out there (on tour).

(The 2019 Jazz Fest show) was great. I’m glad we did it, particularly since he died a year later.

You and Harry Connick Jr. share a manager and are good friends with a great rapport. It’s a lost opportunity that you two haven’t filmed a buddy picture.

We’re a little long in the tooth for that now! That moment has passed.

Me and Harry together, 30% of the population would love it and 30% would absolutely hate it: “I didn’t know Harry was like that!

I didn’t know Branford was like that!”

Our manager makes sure that

we’re generally apart. Because when we get together, the conversations can go in very interesting directions.

You bring out the best and the worst in each other.

It’s actually the best. But it can be perceived as the worst by others.

I recently came across an old vinyl copy of Sting’s 1985 album “The Dream of the Blue Turtles.” Your soprano saxophone is so prominent on that and other solo Sting albums, including 2021’s ‘The Bridge.’

That was Sting’s decision. I wasn’t collaborating with Sting.

Sting said, ‘You play here.’ I said, ‘OK.’ It was Sting’s project.

I’d have an idea that maybe a sax should be played here, but it was not a collaboration. It wasn’t like, ‘Sting, you need to change those lyrics, and I don’t know about that melody.’

But it was really cool that he trusted us. When he wanted something different, he would explain it to me, or sing it to me, and I’d play it. We had a good time in the process.

He didn’t write out the solos for you, right?

He wasn’t writing out the solos.

But sometimes I was playing melodies and he’d say, ‘I want you to play this melody’ or ‘Play a solo here.’ I wasn’t like, ‘OK, rock star, have a seat over there. We’ll take care of it from here.’

He was in charge and he controlled the direction. It was really cool that he hired us and he liked what we were doing enough to include us to that degree.

That’s my dude. When he needs me, he calls, I show up, we hook it up. It’s cool.

It’s been 30 years since you stepped down as musical director of ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.’ Did you ever have any second thoughts?

No, not second thoughts. Sometimes I look back and say, ‘It would have been fun to hang out there a little longer.’

But the one thing it taught me very quickly is that I’m a player.

There’s a point where you can feel the music slipping from your fingers or from your brain.

My father had this saying that ‘the thing you do most is the thing you do best.’ Playing popular songs in two-minute stints four or five times a night is not the hardest thing in the world, and it’s a very generous place to be.

But after a year and a half of that, you have to make a decision on whether you want to be a player or just be on a television show being richly rewarded.

At the end of the day, I’m a player. But if I’m going to walk away

from (‘The Tonight Show’), then I can never complain about money ever again. I had an opportunity to make a lot of it, and I walked away from it.

My father was like, ‘If you leave, I don’t want to hear nothing out of you about how hard it is out there (on tour), because you chose this.’ And he was totally right.

I don’t regret that decision. I love being a player. I’m (almost) 65 years old and still kind of relevant. If I was in popular culture, I would certainly not be relevant right now, at my age. I’m glad to be where I am.

That sounds like such a fatherly thing to say: ‘Son, think twice before you walk away.’

He didn’t say, ‘Think about it twice.’ I think he wanted me to leave. But it was, ‘If you leave, these are the realities.’

It’s the same choice he made a long time ago. Wynton would say (to Ellis), ‘Does it make you mad that you’re playing this complicated music and then you’ve got guys playing real simple music and making all this money? Does that bother you?’

(Ellis) said, ‘I made my choice.’

And that was it.

When I moved to New York and older musicians were complaining about a lack of recognition, or (they were) mad at Kenny G, I’d just go, ‘We made our choice.’

Which is what my old man said.

You can’t have it both ways. So just be quiet and do your thing.

This summer is the 40th anniversary of the historic Live Aid concerts in London and Philadelphia. You played at Wembley Stadium in London with both Sting and Phil Collins.

I had agreed to play in Sting’s band. He said, ‘Come to London with me. We’re going to do Live Aid.’ I got to see all the rock stars, including Elton John, who was my hero.

We played ‘Roxanne’ — it was just Sting and I. Then Phil came up on a song and it was just the three of us.

So the life you’ve chosen … your plan is to keep touring and putting out records?

It’s like the old joke about the milkman who wins a million dollars in the lottery and they say, ‘What are you gonna do with all that money?’

‘I’m just gonna feed the cows till the money runs out.’

This interview is from an episode of ‘Let’s Talk with Keith Spera,’ a partnership between The Times-Picayune | NOLA.com and WLAE-TV that also airs on WWNO 89.9 FM. Email Keith Spera at kspera@ theadvocate.com.

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CAnCER (June 21-July 22) Take a closer look at what makes you happy, your skills and how you can use them to do something you enjoy. A professional change will generate opportunity, abundance and respect.

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Invest more time and energy in yourself and into your personal life and surroundings. sCoRPIo (oct. 24-nov. 22) Start the ball rolling. If you believe in something, pursue it. Taking a trip, getting together with old friends or revisiting goals you have yet to achieve will encourage you to make your dreams come true. sAGITTARIus (nov. 23-Dec. 21) Finding common ground with whoever you deal with is essential. Don't let what's happening around you get to you. Consider your situation, and you'll gain perspective on how to keep the ebb and flow in harmony.

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By PHILLIP ALDER Louis Nizer, a noted trial lawyer who died in 1994, said, “When a man points a finger at someone else, he should remember that four of his fingers are pointing at himself.”

In bridge, points — those for high cards — are very important. If it helps, count points on your fingers under the table, where no one else can see. Or use your fingers and toes!

Often, tracking high-card points will be invaluable for finding the right play.

In this deal, how should East plan the defense against four spades after West leads the diamond jack?

South’s advance of one spade showed zero to 8 points. (With 9 to 11, he would have jumped to two spades, and with 12 or more, he would have cue-bid two diamonds.) When North raised to two spades, he was saying that game was still possible. So he was promising 18 or 19 points. Now South, with six points and a fifth trump, was happy to jump to game.

East could see three tricks: the spade king and two diamonds. But the bidding suggested that South would have the heart king and at least one of the major-suit queens. If South had the spade queen, East had to hope his side would get a third-round heart trick. But if South had the heart queen, a second trump trick could be promoted.

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‐ y gether with all (side); and Lot 5 the buildings commences at By virtue of and and improve‐ a distance of ✦ Friday, ✦ nola.com ✦ The Times-Picayune in dience to 2025 ments 2E obe March 28, 243.69 feet from a Writ of thereon, and all the corner of Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices SEIZURE AND the rights, privi‐ Cabildo Lane SALE Sheriff fromSalesthe leges,Sheriff Sales servi‐ and Sheriff East Sales Clai‐ 24th Judicial tudes, appurte‐ borne Parkway, District Court, nances and ad‐ and measures Parish of Jeffer‐ vantages thence 55 feet son, State of thereunto be‐ front on the Louisiana, in the longing or in curve of Cabildo above num‐ anywise apper‐ Lane, with a bered and enti‐ taining, situated width in the tled cause, in the State of rear dated February Louisiana, of 100 feet, by a 21, 2025, I have Parish of Jeffer‐ depth of 108.58 seized and will son, in that part feet on the side proceed to sell thereof known line closer to to the highest as Claiborne Tiffany Court, bidder at public Gardens Subdi‐ and by a auction, at the vision, said depth of 91.58 Jefferson Parish portion being feet on the op‐ Sheriff's Office designated as posite side line; Complex, 1233 Lot 5 of Square subject to re‐ Westbank Ex‐ 100. According strictions, servi‐ pressway, Har‐ to a plan by tudes, vey, Louisiana, Rene A. Harris, rights-of-way 70058, on May 7, C.E., dated April and outstanding 2025 at 10 25, 1972, the mineral rights o'clock a.m. the said square 100 of record affect‐ following de‐ is bounded by ing the prop‐ scribed prop‐ Cabildo Lane, erty. erty to wit: East Claiborne Park‐ The improve‐ That certain way, Tiffany ments bear the piece or portion Court and municipal ad‐ of ground, to‐ Bayou St. James dress 9416 Ca‐ gether with all (side); and Lot 5 bildo Lane, the buildings commences at Westwego, LA and improve‐ a distance of 70094 ments 243.69 feet from thereon, and all the corner of This sale is sub‐ the rights, privi‐ Cabildo Lane ject to all supe‐ leges, servi‐ and East Clai‐ rior security in‐ tudes, appurte‐ borne Parkway, terests, mort‐ nances and ad‐ and measures gages, liens and vantages thence 55 feet privileges. thereunto be‐ front on the longing or in curve of Cabildo TERMS - The full anywise apper‐ Lane, with a purchase price taining, situated width in the is due at the in the State of rear time of the sale.

Louisiana, of 100 feet, by a Parish of Jeffer‐ depth of 108.58 NOTE: All funds son, in that part feet on the side must be thereof known line closer to Cashier's Check, Claiborne Tiffany as Court, Certified Check, Gardens Subdi‐ and by a Money Order, or vision, said depth of 91.58 Personal Check portion being feet on the op‐ with Bank Letter designated as posite side line; of Credit.

Lot 5 of Square subject to re‐ 100. According strictions, servi‐ ZACHARY GAR‐ to a plan by tudes, RETT YOUNG Rene A. Harris, rights-of-way Attorney for C.E., dated April and outstanding Plaintiff 25, 1972, the mineral rights said square 100 of record affect‐ JOSEPH P. is bounded by ing the prop‐ LOPINTO, III Cabildo Lane, erty.

Sheriff East Parish of Claiborne Park‐ The improve‐ Jefferson way, Tiffany ments bear the Court and municipal ad‐ The New Bayou St. James dress 9416 Ca‐ Orleans (side); and Lot 5 bildo Lane, Advocate: commences at Westwego, LA March 28, 2025, a distance of 70094 May 2, 2025 243.69 feet from www.hurricanefenceneworleans.com the corner of This sale is sub‐ mar 28-may 2-2t All ject types ofsu Fences Cabildo Lane to all pe‐ $99.24 and East Clai‐ rior security in‐ Exclusive Pre-Stained Cedar Fences borne Parkway, terests, mort ‐ and measures gages, liens and thence 55 feet privileges. front on the curve of Cabildo TERMS - The full Lane, with a purchase price width in the is due at the rear time of the sale. of 100 feet, by a depth of 108.58 NOTE: All funds feet on the side must be line closer to Cashier's Check, Tiffany Court, Certified Check, and by a Money Order, or depth of 91.58 Personal Check feet on the op‐ with Bank Letter posite side line; of Credit. sub ject Sand/Owner to re‐ Free Estimates Chris strictions, servi‐ ZACHARY GAR‐ Senior Discounts 504-281-3977 tudes, RETT YOUNG rights-of-way Attorney for and outstanding Plaintiff mineral rights of record affect‐ JOSEPH P. ing the prop‐ LOPINTO, III erty.

Sheriff CONSTRUCTION INC. ParishCO. of The improve‐ Jefferson ments bear the Pool Enclosures • Patio Covers • Roofing municipal Siding ad‐ The New Glass dress 9416 Ca‐ •Or leansRooms • Screen Rooms Soffit Fascia • Windows & Screens bildo Lane,• Ad vocate: Westwego, LA March 28, 2025, 70094 May 2, 2025 JAMES H. BALL, SR. P R ES I D E N T This sale is sub‐ mar 28-may 2-2t 504-467-6998 ject toKenner all supe ‐ $99.24 2158 Ave. rior secuLA rity70062 in‐ Fax 504-467-6708 Kenner, terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges. lll

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NO: 862-062 LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC VS JOEY DOMINGUE AND CRYSTAL DOMINGUE A/K/A CRYSTAL JONES DOMINGUE

ZACHARY GAR‐ RETT YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff

24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the abovePublic Notices num‐ beredSheriff andSales enti‐ tled cause, dated February 20, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit:

THAT PORTION OF GROUND, to‐ JOSEPH P. gether with all LOPINTO, III the buildings Sheriff and improve‐ Parish of By virtue of and ments Jefferson in obedience to thereon, and all a Writ of rights, ways, SEIZURE AND privileges, The New SALE from the servitudes, ap‐ Orleans 24th Judicial purtenances Advocate: District Court, and advantages March 28, 2025, Parish of Jeffer‐ thereunto May 2, 2025 be‐ son, State of longing or in mar 28-may 2-2t Louisiana, in the anywise apper‐ above num‐ taining, situated $99.24 bered and enti‐ in the Parish of tled cause, Jefferson, State dated February of Louisiana, in 20, 2025, I have that part seized and will thereof known proceed to sell as Hanson Place to the highest Subdivision and bidder at public designated as auction, at the a portion of Lot Jefferson Parish 12 in Square Sheriff's Office Number 3, Complex, 1233 bounded by Westbank Ex‐ Curtis Avenue, pressway, Har‐ Palisade Street, vey, Louisiana, Minden Avenue 70058, on May 7, and Orion Street 2025 at 10 and measuring o'clock a.m. the in accordance following de‐ with map of W. scribed prop‐ F. erty to wit: Calongne, C.E. & S., dated No‐ THAT PORTION vember 12, 1947, OF GROUND, to‐ on file in the Of‐ gether with all fice of the Clerk the buildings of Court and improve‐ for the Parish of Realtor Jefferson, Licensed inments Louisiana “Specializing in Residential thereon, Sales and all Louisiana, in ac‐ & Investment Property” ways, cordance rights, with privileges, plan of survey cell 504-239-1481 servitudes, ap‐ by J.J. Krebs & cfox@latterblum.com purtenances Sons, Inc., Sur‐ and advantages TOP veyPRODUCER ors, dated corinne.fox@compass.com thereunto be‐ May 11, 1967, a 7934 Maple Street long ing or in copy of which is New Orleans, LAwise 70118 apper‐ annexed any and office 504-861-7575 taining, situated made part of RentApplication.net/LatterBlum-Uptown in the Parish of an act passed Jefferson, State before Edward of Louisiana, in M. Dussom, Jr., that part N.P., on June 5, thereof known 1967, and also as Hanson Place as more Subdivision and fully shown in designated as accordance a portion of Lot with the survey 12 in Square of J.L. Fontcu‐ Number 3, berta, Surveyor, bounded by dated January Curtis Avenue, 16, 1976, a copy Palisade Street, of which is an‐ Minden Avenue nexed to COB and Orion Street 854, folio 481 as and measuring follows, to-wit: in accordance with map of W. Said portion of F. Lot 12, in Square Calongne, C.E. & Number 3, Han‐ S., dated No‐ son Place Sub‐ vember 12, 1947, division, com‐ on file in the Of‐ mences at fice of the Clerk a distance of of Court 250 feet from for the Parish of the corner of Jefferson, Minden Avenue Louisiana, in ac‐ and Palisade cordance with Street and plan of survey measures

by J.J. Krebs & thence 50 feet Sons, Inc., Sur‐ front on Minden veyors, dated Avenue, same in May 11, 1967, a width in the copy of which is rear, by a depth annexed and of 120 feet be‐ made part of tween equal an act passed and parallel before Edward lines; subject to M. Dussom, Jr., restrictions, N.P., on June 5, servitudes, 1967, and also rights-of-way as more and outstanding fully shown in mineral rights accordance of record affect‐ with the survey ing the prop‐ of J.L. Fontcu‐ erty. berta, Surveyor, dated January The improve‐ 16, 1976, a copy ments thereon of which is an‐ bear the Munici‐ nexed COB pal Number *Must Dial to Area Code* 854, folio 481 as 1023 Minden Av‐ follows, to-wit: enue, Kenner, Louisiana 70062.

Said portion of "TO Lot 12, in Square ber Han‐ This sale is sub‐ License and Num Insured and3, Professionally trained son Place Sub‐ ject to all supe‐ division, com‐ rior security in‐ mences at terests, mort‐ a distance of gages, liens and 250 feet from privileges. the corner of Minden Avenue TERMS - The full and Palisade purchase price Street and is due at the sizesale. job measures timeAny of the thence 50 Servicing feet New Orleans front on Minden NOTE: All funds area Avenue, same in& Northshore must be width in Sidewalks, the Cashier's Check, Patios, rear, by a depth Certified Check, etc.or of 120 feet be‐Driveways, Money Order, tween equal Per Check Raysonal Gonzales and parallel with Bank Letter 504-458-7278 lines; subject to of Credit. restrictions, ASHLEY E. servitudes, MORRIS rights-of-way Attorney for and outstanding Plaintiff mineral rights of record affect‐ JOSEPH P. ing the prop‐ LOPINTO, III erty.

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‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ Public taining, sitNotices uated Sales of in theSheriff Parish Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Hanson Place Subdivision and designated as a portion of Lot 12 in Square Number 3, bounded by Curtis Avenue, Palisade Street, Minden Avenue and Orion Street and measuring in accordance with map of W. F. Calongne, C.E. & S., dated No‐ vember 12, 1947, on file in the Of‐ fice of the Clerk of Court for the Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana, in ac‐ cordance with plan of survey

by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., Sur‐ veyors, dated May 11, 1967, a copy of which is annexed and made part of an act passed before Edward M. Dussom, Jr., N.P., on June 5, 1967, and also as more fully shown in accordance with the survey of J.L. Fontcu‐ berta, Surveyor, dated January 16, 1976, a copy of which is an‐ nexed to COB 854, folio 481 as follows, to-wit:

Sons, Inc., Sur‐ veyors, dated May 11, 1967, a copy of which is annexed and madePublic partNotices of Sheriff Sales an act passed before Edward M. Dussom, Jr., N.P., on June 5, 1967, and also as more fully shown in accordance with the survey of J.L. Fontcu‐ berta, Surveyor, dated January 16, 1976, a copy of which is an‐ nexed to COB 854, folio 481 as follows, to-wit: Said portion of Lot 12, in Square Number 3, Han‐ son Place Sub‐ division, com‐ mences at a distance of 250 feet from the corner of Minden Avenue and Palisade Street and measures thence 50 feet front on Minden Avenue, same in width in the rear, by a depth of 120 feet be‐ tween equal and parallel lines; subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

The improve‐ ments thereon bear the Munici‐ pal Number 1023 Minden Av‐ enue, Kenner, Louisiana 70062.

"TO

front on Minden Avenue, same in width in the rear, by a depth of 120 feet be‐ tweenPublic Notices equal Sales and Sheriff par allel lines; subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

The improve‐ ments thereon bear the Munici‐ pal Number 1023 Minden Av‐ enue, Kenner, Louisiana 70062.

"TO This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

ASHLEY E. MORRIS Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025

Said portion of mar 28-may 2-2t Lot 12, in Square Number 3, Han‐ This sale is sub‐ $110.36 son Place Sub‐ ject to all supe‐ division, com‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ mences at a distance of gages, liens and 250 feet from privileges. the corner of Minden Avenue TERMS - The full and Palisade purchase price is due at the Street and time of the sale. measures thence 50 feet front on Minden NOTE: All funds be Avenue, same in must width in the Cashier's Check, rear, by a depth Certified Check, of 120 feet be‐ Money Order, or tween equal Personal Check and parallel with Bank Letter lines; subject to of Credit.

ASHLEY E. restrictions, MORRIS servitudes, Attorney for rights-of-way Plaintiff and outstanding mineral rights JOSEPH P. of record affect‐ LOPINTO, III & NEW CONSTRUCTION ing the RESIDENTIAL prop‐ • COMMERCIAL • REMODELING Sheriff erty.

Parish of An Affordable Quality Builder Jeffer son for Over 25 Years The improve ‐ ments thereon • Room Additions • Carport Enclosures • Window Replacements bear the Munici‐ The New • Custom Kitchens • Garages • New Roofing & Repairs Orleans pal Num ber • Custom Plumbing Repairs • Concrete Work 1023 Minden AvBaths ‐ Advo•cate: March 28, 2025, enue, Kenner, for Estimates: / 504-250-7139 May 2,504-885-5224 2025 LouisianaCall 70062.

"TO Your Plans or Ours ~ 2-2t Licensed and Insured mar 28-may Homes & Remodeling in Greater N.O. $110.36 This sale is sub‐ Building ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

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JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 849-860 BANK OF AMER‐ ICA, N.A. VS BRAD PHOENIX AND NAOMI M. WILSONPHOENIX, (A/K/A NAOMI WILSONPHOENIX, NAOMI WILSON, NAOMI PHOENIX) By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Decem‐ ber 28, 2023, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all of the rights , ways, privi‐ leges, prescrip‐ tions, servi‐ tudes, advantages and appurtenances thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the State of Louisiana, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, in that part thereof desig‐ nated as Sec‐ tions B and C on a Plan of Oakdale Subdivision made by F.B. Grevemberg, C.E., Sheet No. 2, dated June 25, 1931, desig‐ nated as Tracts 5 and 6 and which said property has been subdivided into that certain subdivision known as BELLE MEADE EXTEN‐ SION SUBDIVISION, all as per plan thereof made by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., dated April 10, 1969, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council under Ordinance No. 9257, recorded in COB 700, folio 191, and as per act of dedication before Bern‐ hardt C. Heebe, Notary Public, dated June 30, 1969, recorded in COB 700, folio 341, and as per plan of re-sub‐ division made

by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., dated Octo‐ ber 12, 1971, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council under Ordi‐ nance No.10425, adopted November 11, 1971, recorded in Entry No. 540466, and de‐ scribed as fol‐ lows, to-wit: LOT 872 in SQUARE 21, which said square is

under Ordi‐ nance No.10425, adopted November 11, 1971, recorded in Entry No. Public Notices 540466, and de‐ Sheriff Sales scribed as fol‐ lows, to-wit: LOT 872 in SQUARE 21, which said square is bounded by Sheree LynCourt, Sheree Street, Lawrence Drive and Ginette Drive, and said Lot 872 com‐ mences at a dis‐ tance of 425 feet from the corner of Sheree Lyn Court and Sheree Street, and measures thence 60 feet front on Sheree Lyn Court, same width in the rear, by a depth of 105 feet between equal and parallel All as lines. more fully shown on sur‐ vey made by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E., dated May 2, 1972, resur‐ veyed July 19, 1972.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

EMILY E. HOLLEY Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $121.48

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 789-058 GADREL, LLC VS SILVIO GURDIAN By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of FIERI FACIAS from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated January 2, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: "TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY" PROPERTY 1 4108 Delaware Avenue, Kenner, LA 70065.

A CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances, and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, City of Kenner, in that part thereof known as HIGHWAY PARK SUBDIVI‐ SION being a re‐ subdivision of Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and a portion of 23, SQUARE 39, of SECTION 5,

City of Kenner, in that part thereof known as HIGHWAY PARK SUBDIVI‐ SION being a re‐ Public Notices subdivi sion of Sales15, Lots Sheriff 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and a portion of 23, SQUARE 39, of SECTION 5, which is bounded by Delaware Avenue, Vintage Drive (Late 41st Street and Lake Avenue), Florida Avenue, and 42nd Street (late 24th Street), into LOTS A, B, C, and D thereof in accordance with a plan of resubdivision by Sterling Mandle on December 18, 1978 recorded in COB 946, folio 893 and accord‐ ing thereto the said property is more fully de‐ scribed as fol‐ lows: LOT C of SQUARE 39 is composed of original Lots 18 and 19 and a part of Lot 20 and commences at a distance of 426 feet from the in‐ tersection of 42nd Street and Delaware Avenue, and measures thence 63 feet front on Delaware Av‐ enue, the same width in the rear, by a depth of 127.5 feet be‐ tween equal and parallel lines.

All as more fully shown on a survey by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie, Inc., dated May 28, 1990.

For information purposes only: The Improve‐ ments thereon bear the Munici‐ pal No. 4108 Delaware Av‐ enue, Kenner, LA 70065.

Being the same property ac‐ quired by Silvio E. Gurdian by Cash Sale of Property dated July 28, 1998 and recorded on July 29, 1998 at IN 9843251 and COB 2989, page 168.

PROPERTY 2 4204 Arbor Ct., Kenner, LA 70065.

A CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances, and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, City of Kenner, in that part known as CHATEAU ES‐ TATES NORTH, SEC‐ TION 2, and in accordance with a plan of resubddivision

by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E.&S, dated April 13, 1977, approved by Or‐ dinance of the City of Kenner No. 2066 on May 13, 1977, regis‐ tered in COB 894/161, said lot or portion of ground is designated as follows, to wit LOT 38, SQUARE 10, is bounded by Chateau Boulevard, St. Julien Drive, Montrachet Drive, St. Mar‐ garet Court, (formerly Asher Court), Arbor Court and Tavel Drive. Said lot measures as follows LOT 38, SQUARE 10 com‐ mences at a distance of 245.60 feet from the easterly most corner of Arbor Court and St. Julien Drive and mea‐ sures thence 60.13 feet front on Arbor Court, with a first width in the rear of 57 feet and a second width in the rear of 150 feet, by a depth of 103.35 feet on

St. Julien Drive and mea‐ sures thence 60.13 feet front on Arbor Court, with a first widthPublic inNotices the Sheriff Sales rear of 57 feet and a second width in the rear of 150 feet, by a depth of 103.35 feet on the sideline neared to St. Julien Drive, and depth of 25 feet on the sideline adjoin‐ ing Lot 39, C.E. &S., dated March 30, 1983.

For informa‐ tional purposes only: The Improve‐ ments thereon bear Municipal Number 4204 Arbor Court, Kenner, LA 70065.

Being the same property ac‐ quired by Silvio E. Gurdian by Cash Sale of Property dated February 26, 1997 and recorded on March 4, 1997 at IN 9710478 and COB 2956, page 428.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

MARK J. BOUDREAU Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $178.12

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 855-861 U.S. BANK NA‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION VS BRYCE A. NOVOTNY A/K/A BRYCE NOVOTNY By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated July 18, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, at 10 2025 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: That certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon and all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes and ap‐ purtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Wilshire Heights Subdivi‐ sion, Section "B", in Square No. 13, bounded by Smith Avenue, Ursuline Street, Andrews Av‐ enue and Jim Street, which said lot of ground is desig‐ nated as Lot No. 113, commences

Heights Subdivi‐ sion, Section "B", in Square No. 13, bounded by Smith Avenue, Public Street, Notices Ursuline Sheriff Sales Andrews Av‐ enue and Jim Street, which said lot of ground is desig‐ nated as Lot No. 113, commences at a distance of 308.27 feet from the corner of Smith Avenue and Ursuline Street, and measures thence 61 feet front on Smith Avenue, same width in the rear, by a depth of 92 feet between equal and parallel lines; all accord‐ ing to sketch of survey by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie, Everett V. Treigel, Jr., Land Surveyor, dated October 2, 2000.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

COREY J. GIROIR Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $83.36

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 851-224 NEW ORLEANS FIREMEN'S FED‐ ERAL CREDIT UNION VS RANDOLPH THI‐ BODAUX JR., AND VANDELLE MARIE FELDER THIBODAUX By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated February 21, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances, and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as LIVE OAK PLANTATION ESTATES, ADDI‐ TION 3, and ac‐ cording to a re‐ subdivision of Tract “U2” and Tract “D2”, all in accor‐ dance with Plan of Subdivision for Live Oak Plantation Es‐ tates, Addition 3, made by Krebs, LaSalle, LeMieux Consul‐ tants, Inc., dated April 7, 2006, recorded in the records of Jef‐ ferson Parish,

for Live Oak Plantation Es‐ tates, Addition 3, made by Krebs, LaSalle, Public Notices LeMieux Con sul‐ tants,Sheriff Sales Inc., dated April 7, 2006, recorded in the records of Jef‐ ferson Parish, Louisiana, as In‐ strument at In‐ strument No. 10648933, COB 3172, folio 557, and being more fully described as follows, to wit: LOT 282, SQUARE 5, LIVE OAK PLANTA‐ TION ESTATES SUBDIVISION, ADDITION 3, Jefferson Parish Louisiana.

Improvements thereon bear the municipal address 9501 Black Cherry Lane, West‐ wego, LA 70094.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

JEFFREY A. JONES Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $90.77

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 858-600 ADMINISTRA‐ TOR, U.S. SMALL BUSINESS AD‐ MINISTRATION, AN AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT VS JACQUELINE GREMILLION TATE A/K/A JACQUELINE G. TATE A/K/A JACQUELINE TATE, INDIVIDU‐ ALLY AND AS THE SURVIVING SPOUSE IN COM‐ MUNITY OF WALTER LEE TATE, SR. A/K/A WALTER LEE TATE A/K/A WALTER L. TATE A/K/A WALTER TATE By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated October 22, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, all rights, ways, privileges, servitudes and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Ames Farms Subdivi‐ sion, Lower Es‐ telle, and ac‐ cording to a plan of survey and re-subdivi‐

longing or in is due at the anywise apper‐ JOSEPH P. time of the sale. taining, situated LOPINTO, III in the Parish of Sheriff NOTE: All funds ✦ nola.com ✦ Friday, Jefferson, State The Times-Picayune 3E Parish of March must28, 2025 ✦ be of Louisiana, in Jefferson Cashier's Check, Public Notices Public Check, Notices AmesPublic Notices Certified Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales FarmsSheriff Sub divi‐ The New Money Order, or sion, Lower Es‐ Orleans Personal Check telle, and ac‐ Advocate: with Bank Letter cording to a March 28, 2025, of Credit. plan of survey May 2, 2025 and re-subdivi‐ ASHLEY E. sion MORRIS mar 28-may 2-2t of Lot H-215A-2, $141.60 Attorney for Ames Farms, Plaintiff Lower Estelle Subdivision, Jef‐ JOSEPH P. JUDICIAL ferson Parish, LOPINTO, III ADVERTISE‐ Louisiana Sheriff MENT into Lots 1 Parish of through 19, Jefferson 24TH JUDICIAL Chauvin Trace DISTRICT COURT Subdivision, by The New PARISH OF Lester H. Martin, Orleans JEFFERSON Jr., L.S., dated Advocate: STATE OF October 23, March 28, 2025, LOUISIANA 2004, approved May 2, 2025 by Ordinance NO: 858-256 No. 22428 of the mar 28-may 2-2t Jefferson Parish $97.65 PLANET HOME Council, LENDING, LLC dated March 12, VS 2005, more par‐ ANTHONY PANI‐ JUDICIAL ticularly de‐ AGUA A/K/A AN‐ ADVERTISE‐ scribed as Lot THONY EDWARD MENT Two (Lot 2), of PANIAGUA said 24TH JUDICIAL subdivision, By virtue of and DISTRICT COURT said lot having in obedience to PARISH OF such measure‐ a JEFFERSON Writ of ments and di‐ SEIZURE STATE OF AND mensions and SALE from the LOUISIANA being subject to 24th Judicial such servitudes District NO: 857-629 Court, as shown on the Parish of Jeffer‐ official recorded son, State of LAKEVIEW LOAN subdivision Louisiana, in the SERVICING, LLC map.

VS above num‐ Being a portion bered and enti‐ ARIAN JUSTICE of the same tled MENDOZA cause, property (previ‐ dated January ous Lot H-215A-2 28, 2025, I have By virtue of and before Resubdi‐ seized and will in obedience to vision Writ of proceed to sell a Ordinance No. to the highest SEIZURE AND 22428) acquired bidder at public SALE from the

by New Orleans auction, at the 24th Judicial Steel Homes, Jefferson Parish District Court, LLC from Gene Sheriff's Office Parish of Jeffer‐ M. Complex, 1233 son, State of Russell, Clara R. Westbank Ex‐ Louisiana, in the LeBlanc, Wayne pressway, Har‐ above num‐ P. Russel, Lionel vey, Louisiana, bered and enti‐ D. Russell, Lisa 70058, on May 7, tled cause, B. Oxford, Ty B. 2025 at 10 dated Septem‐ Fortmayer, Gre‐ o'clock a.m. the ber 29, 2024, I gory P. Fortmay‐ following de‐ have seized and ber, Patricia F. scribed prop‐ will proceed to Bourgeois in erty to wit: sell to the high‐ Cash Sale dated est bidder at October THAT CERTAIN public auction, 15, 2004, filed in PIECE OR POR‐ at the Jefferson the Parish of TION OF Parish Sheriff's Jefferson at GROUND, to‐ Office Complex, COB 3133, folio gether with all 1233 Westbank 756. the buildings Expressway, THIS ACT IS and Harvey, MADE AND AC‐ improvements Louisiana, CEPTED SUB‐ thereon, and all 70058, on May 7, JECT TO THE of the rights, 2025 at 10 FOLLOWING: ways, privi‐ o'clock a.m. the Resubdivision de‐ leges, servi‐ following of Lot H-215-A tudes, appurte‐ scribed prop‐ into Lots 1-39, nances erty to wit: Chauvin Trace, and advantages Ames Farms belonging or in TWO CERTAIN Lower anywise apper‐ PIECES OR POR‐ Estelle, Jeffer‐ taining, all that TIONS OF son Parish, ded‐ certain portion GROUND, to‐ ication of a ten of ground, gether with all (10’) foot situated in the the buildings drainage servi‐ Parish of Jeffer‐ and improve‐ tudes along the son, State of ments thereon, south property Louisiana, all the in and line of Lot 19 that part hereof rights, ways, and the dedica‐ known as privileges, tion of a twenty Terrytown Sub‐ servitudes and (20’) foot division No. 8 appurtenances drainage servi‐ and which por‐ thereunto be‐ tudes tion of ground, longing or in along the rear according to the any wise apper‐ lot lines of all plan thereof taining situated lots, Ordinance by Adloe Orr, Jr. in The Parish of No. 22428, dated and Associates, Jefferson, State March 12, 2005, C.E. dated April of Louisiana, in filed 22, 1964, filed in Ponte Vista Sub‐ March 22, 2005, Plan Book 50, division, in COB 3142, folio page Square No. 17, 18, Entry # 39, records of bounded by 10516016. Right Jefferson Parish Giuffrias and of way, five feet Louisiana, Av‐ is Pasadena (5’) in designated as enues, "E" and width and being Lot 28, Square "F" Streets, des‐ the first five 137. Said ignated as Lots feet (5’) of each 137 is shown to Nos. 40 and lot in Chauvin be bounded by 41, on the sur‐ Trace Subdivi‐ Mercedes Place, vey made by sion, by New E.R. Bernard, Morningside Orleans Steel Drive and Land Surveyor, Homes, LLC in Guardian dated January favor of Bell‐ Avenue on sur‐ 12, 1972, a south Telecom‐ vey of Raymond copy of which is munications, B. Saucier dated annexed to act Inc., COB 3162, September 11, of purchase folio 285. Right 1971, on which passed before of way, ten foot said Lot Manuel J Fisher, (10’) servitude 28 is show to Notary of lots 1-19 in commence at a Public, dated the Chauvin distance or March 10, 1972; Trace 415.13 feet from and according Subdivision, by the corner of to said survey New Orleans Guardian said Lots Nos. Steel Homes, Avenue and 40 and 41 LLC in favor of Mercedes Place adjoin each Entergy and measures other and mea‐ Louisiana, Inc., 60 feet front on sure each 25 COB Mercedes Place. feet front on 3158, folio 280.

Av‐ same Giuffrias width in the enue, the same This sale is sub‐ rear by a depth width in ject to all supe‐ of 115 feet be‐ the rear, by a rior security in‐ tween equal depth of 110 terests, mort‐ and between parallel feet, gages, liens and lines; subject to equal and paral‐ privileges. lel lines; said restrictions, Lot No. 41 servitudes, TERMS - The full rights-of-way commences at a purchase price and outstanding distance of 175 is due at the mineral rights feet from the time of the sale. of record affect‐ corner of Giuf‐ frias Avenue ing NOTE: All funds the property. and "E" Street. must be The improve‐ All as more fully Cashier's Check, ments thereon shown on sur‐ Certified Check, bear the Munici‐ vey by Gilbert, Money Order, or pal Number: 769 Kelly & Cou‐ Personal Check Mercedes turie, dated Au‐ with Bank Letter Place, Gretna, gust 28, 1991, a of Credit.

LA 70056 copy of which is annexed to act ALLISON N. This sale is sub‐ recorded at In‐ BEASLEY ject to all supe‐ strument 91Attorney for rior security in‐ 39380; subject Plaintiff terests, mort‐ to restrictions, gages, liens and servitudes, JOSEPH P. privileges. rights-of-way LOPINTO, III and outstanding Sheriff TERMS - The full mineral rights Parish of purchase price of record affect‐ Jefferson is due at the ing the prop‐ time of the sale. erty.

The New Orleans NOTE: All funds Improvements Advocate: bear must be thereon March 28, 2025, No. Cashier's Check, Municipal May 2, 2025 Certified Check, 1112 GIUFFRIAS Money Order, or AVENUE, mar 28-may 2-2t Personal Check METAIRIE, CLASSIFIEDS.NOLA.COM $141.60 with Bank Letter LOUISIANA, 70001 of Credit.

ASHLEY E.

This sale is sub‐

of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

tudes, advan‐ of U.S. Hwy. 90 and tages and West Tish Drive, appurtenances be‐ and measures thereunto ✦ Friday, Im ments longing or in 4E prove March 28, 2025 nola.com The Times-Picayune 61 ✦feet front✦ on thereon bear West Tish Drive, anywise apper‐ Public Notices Public MunicPublic ipal Notices No. the same taining, sitNotices uated Sheriff Sales Sales 1112 GIUFFRIAS widthSheriff Parish of in Salesthe in theSheriff AVENUE, rear, by a depth Jefferson, State METAIRIE, of 100 feet be‐ of Louisiana, in LOUISIANA, 14 tween equal Township 70001 and parallel South, Ranges lines. According 23 East and 24 This sale is sub‐ to East, ject to all supe‐ survey

by Southeast Land rior security in‐ Gilbert, Kelly & District of terests, mort‐ Couturie, C. & E., Louisiana, West gages, liens and dated Decem‐ of the Missis‐ privileges.

River, ber 27, 1971, sippi known as the said Lot 12 is TERMS - The full situated in the Harvey Canal purchase price same location, Property, Jeffer‐ is due at the said Square K son Parish, time of the sale. being bounded Louisiana, and as

by U.S. Hwy. 90, designated NOTE: All funds the west Parcel P-6, as must be line of the sub‐ per plan by J. J. Cashier's Check, division, the Krebs & Sons, Certified Check, Mississippi Inc., C.E. & S., Money Order, or River side and dated 7/24/78, Personal Check West Tish Drive. which said por‐ with Bank Letter tion has of Credit. resubdi‐ All according to been into survey by vided ZACHARY Gilbert, Kelly & Woodmere Sub‐ YOUNG Couturie, Inc., division, Section Attorney for dated Novem‐ 7, all as per plan Plaintiff ber 3, 1990, a of copy of which is resubdivision by JOSEPH P. annexed to an J.J. Krebs & LOPINTO, III act registered in Sons, Inc., C.E. & Sheriff Instrument No. S., dated Parish of 90-54775; ap‐ sub‐ 7/24/78, Jefferson ject to proved by the Jefferson Parish restrictions, The New Council by Ordi‐ servitudes, Orleans nance No. 13812, rights-of-way Advocate: and outstanding on 3/28/79, reg‐ March 28, 2025, mineral rights istered 4/27/79 May 2, 2025 of record affect‐ in COB 955, folio ing mar 28-may 2-2t the property.

226, and as per $100.30 Act of Dedica‐ tion before Improvements thereon bear Odom B. Heebe, JUDICIAL Municipal No. N.P., dated ADVERTISE‐ 245 West Tish 5/18/79, regis‐ MENT Drive, Avondale, tered in COB 957, folio 60, LA 70094. which said lot is 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT This sale is sub‐ more fully de‐ PARISH OF ject to all supe‐ scribed as JEFFERSON rior security in‐ follows: STATE OF terests, mort‐ 1986 of LOUISIANA gages, liens and Lot Square B-1, privileges. which square is NO: 859-194 by TERMS - The full bounded Kornman NEWREZ LLC purchase price Alex D/B/A SHELL‐ is due at the Boulevard, POINT MORT‐ time of the sale. Chinkapin Street, Nathan GAGE SERVIC‐ ING NOTE: All funds Kornman Drive VS must be (side), a 105 EVE ECKART Cashier's Check, foot canal right MCNEESE AND Certified Check, of way and a COLLINS ED‐ Money Order, or 120 WARD THOMAS Personal Check foot Louisiana MCNEESE with Bank Letter Power & Light right of way, of Credit. and which said By virtue of and in obedience to CANDACE A. lot measures 50 a Writ of COURTEAU feet front on Kornman SEIZURE AND Attorney for Alex a SALE from the Plaintiff Boulevard, depth on the 24th Judicial District Court, JOSEPH P. northerly side‐ Parish of Jeffer‐ LOPINTO, III line of 100 feet, son, State of Sheriff a first depth on southerly Louisiana, in the Parish of the of above num‐ Jefferson sideline 127.64 feet, a bered and enti‐ second depth tled cause, The New along the dated Novem‐ Orleans southerly side‐ ber 8, 2024, I Advocate: line of have seized and March 28, 2025, 16.26 feet, and a will proceed to May 2, 2025 width in the sell to the high‐ est bidder at mar 28-may 2-2t rear of 141.33 feet; all in ac‐ public auction, $113.53 cordance with at the Jefferson survey by J.J. Parish Sheriff's Krebs & Sons, Office Complex, JUDICIAL Inc., C.E. & S., 1233 Westbank ADVERTISE‐ dated 1/5/81, Expressway, MENT resurveyed on Harvey, 1/28/81 to show Louisiana, 24TH JUDICIAL 70058, on May 7, DISTRICT COURT improvements, and survey by 2025 at 10 PARISH OF Richard T. Dad‐ o'clock a.m. the JEFFERSON ing Inc., Survey‐ following de‐ STATE OF ors, dated scribed prop‐ LOUISIANA 5/1/87. erty to wit: NO: 836-068 This sale is sub‐ THAT CERTAIN ject to all supe‐ PIECE OR POR‐ WELLS FARGO rior security in‐ TION OF BANK, N.A. terests, mort‐ GROUND, to‐ VS gether with all THE UNOPENED gages, liens and the buildings SUCCESSION OF privileges. and JOSEPH TIPADO, TERMS - The full improvements JR. A/K/A thereon, and all JOSEPH TIPADO, purchase price is due at the the rights, ways, JR time of the sale. privileges, servitudes, ap‐ By virtue of and purtenances in obedience to NOTE: All funds be and advantages a Writ of must thereunto be‐ SEIZURE AND Cashier's Check, longing or in SALE from the Certified Check, anywise apper‐ 24th Judicial Money Order, or taining, situated District Court, Personal Check in the PARISH Parish of Jeffer‐ with Bank Letter OF JEFFERSON, son, State of of Credit.

STATE OF Louisiana, in the LOUISIANA, in above num‐ COREY J. GIROIR Attorney for that portion bered and enti‐ Plaintiff thereof known tled cause, as AVONDALE dated March 16, JOSEPH P. HOMES SUBDI‐ 2023, I have LOPINTO, III VISION, and ac‐ seized and will Sheriff cording to a proceed to sell Parish of plan of survey to the highest Jefferson and subdivision bidder at public

by William auction, at the Maier, C.E., Jefferson Parish The New dated March 8, Sheriff's Office Orleans 1960, recorded Complex, 1233 Advocate: 21, in Plan Book 39, Westbank Ex‐ February folio 49, of the pressway, Har‐ 2025, Records of vey, Louisiana, March 28, 2025 Jefferson 70058, on April Parish, 2, 2025 at 10 feb 21-mar 28-2t Louisiana, said o'clock a.m. the $117 lot is desig‐ following de‐ nated as LOT 12 scribed prop‐ of SQUARE “K”, erty to wit: JUDICIAL which ADVERTISE‐ said square is That certain MENT bounded by the piece or portion Mississippi of ground, to‐ 24TH JUDICIAL River side, west gether with all line of the sub‐ the buildings DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF division, West and improve‐ JEFFERSON Tish Drive. Lot ments STATE OF 12 commences thereon, and all LOUISIANA at a distance of of the rights, 856.95 feet from ways, privi‐ NO: 838-910 the intersection leges, servi‐ of U.S. tudes, advan‐ U.S. BANK Hwy. 90 and tages and TRUST NA‐ West Tish Drive, appurtenances and measures thereunto be‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION, NOT IN 61 feet front on longing or in West Tish Drive, anywise apper‐ ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY the same taining, situated BUT SOLELY AS width in the in the Parish of OWNER rear, by a depth Jefferson, State TRUSTEE FOR of 100 feet be‐ of Louisiana, in RCAF ACQUISI‐ tween equal Township 14 TION TRUST and parallel South, Ranges VS lines. According 23 East and 24 MICHAEL G. to East, PAULI AND lll

U.S. BANK TRUST NA‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY Public Notices BUT SOLELY AS Sheriff Sales OWNER TRUSTEE FOR RCAF ACQUISI‐ TION TRUST VS MICHAEL G. PAULI AND SUSAN KLIEBERT PAULI By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of FIERI FACIAS from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated January 8, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA, in HARLEM PARK‐ WAY SUBDIVI‐ SION, in SQUARE NO. 5, bounded by Bore Street, Ridgelake Drive, Beaulieu Street and the property line of Metairie Lawn Subdivision, designated as LOT "L" on a plan of survey by R.P. Rordam, C.E., dated No‐ vember 5, 1940, revised March 14, 1941, accord‐ ing to which said Lot "L" commences at a distance of 42 feet from the corner of Bore Street and the prop‐ erty line of Metairie Lawn Subdivision, and measures thence 42 feet front on Bore Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 120 feet between equal and parallel lines, all as more fully shown on an‐ other print made by R.P. Rordam, C.E., dated November 5, 1940, redated October 17, 1947, and an‐ nexed to act be‐ fore Robert U. Blum, N.P., dated Decem‐ ber 16, 1947. Ac‐ cording to re‐ vised survey by R.P. Rordam, C.E., dated March 17, 1955, said property is situated in the same Parish, Subdivision and Square thereof, is des‐ ignated by the same Lot Letter "L", has the same measurements, and commences at a distance of 236 feet from the corner of Bore Street and Ridgelake Drive.

All as more fully shown on sur‐ vey by Dading, Marques & As‐ sociates, Inc. dated 10/22/97; sub‐ ject to restric‐ tions, servi‐ tudes, rights-ofway and out‐ standing min‐ eral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

The improve‐ ments thereon bear the Munici‐ pal No. 3005 BORE STREET, (Formerly 2803 Bore Street) METAIRIE, LOUISIANA 70001.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐

The improve‐ ments thereon bear the Munici‐ pal No. 3005 BORE STREET, (Formerly 2803 Public Notices Bore Sheriff Sales Street) METAIRIE, LOUISIANA 70001.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

ZACHARY YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $125.71

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 833-593 U.S. BANK NA‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS LEGAL TITLE TRUSTEE FOR RMTP TRUST, SERIES 2021 BKM-TT-V VS ANNETTE FRANKLIN A/K/A ANNETTE JOHN‐ SON FRANKLIN By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated October 14, 2022, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit:

CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS LEGAL TITLE TRUSTEE FOR RMTP TRUST, SERIES 2021 Public Notices BKM-TT-V Sheriff VS Sales ANNETTE FRANKLIN A/K/A ANNETTE JOHN‐ SON FRANKLIN By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated October 14, 2022, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: That certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the City of Kenner, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana in that part thereof known as University City Subdivi‐ sion, and which por‐ tion of ground according to the plan of subdivi‐ sion by J. L. Fontcuberta, Surveyor, dated November 1960, approved by the City of Kenner, December 14, 1960,

by Ordinance of 633, recorded in Plat Book 41, folio 23, as re‐ vised by plan of resubdivision by Rene A. Harris, Inc., C. E., dated March 15, 1963, recorded in Plat Book 48, folio 14, Parish of Jeffer‐ son and accord‐ ing to plan of re‐ subdivision of Rene a.

Harris, C. E., dated Novem‐ ber 15, 1965, ap‐ proved by the City of Kenner, December 20, 1965, by Ordi‐ nance No. 881, and further ac‐ cording to plan of resubdivision of C.A. Wethern, Jr., Land Surveyor, dated July 11, 1973, approved by the City of Kenner, by Ordinance No. 1552, registered in COB 797, folio 755 said lot is designated and measures as follows:

sion, and which por‐ tion of ground according to the plan of subdivi‐ sion by J. L. Public Notices Fontcu berta, Sheriff Sales Surveyor, dated November 1960, approved by the City of Kenner, December 14, 1960,

by Ordinance of 633, recorded in Plat Book 41, folio 23, as re‐ vised by plan of resubdivision by Rene A. Harris, Inc., C. E., dated March 15, 1963, recorded in Plat Book 48, folio 14, Parish of Jeffer‐ son and accord‐ ing to plan of re‐ subdivision of Rene a.

Harris, C. E., dated Novem‐ ber 15, 1965, ap‐ proved by the City of Kenner, December 20, 1965, by Ordi‐ nance No. 881, and further ac‐ cording to plan of resubdivision of C.A. Wethern, Jr., Land Surveyor, dated July 11, 1973, approved by the City of Kenner, by Ordinance No. 1552, registered in COB 797, folio 755 said lot is designated and measures as follows: Lot 11-C, Square 66, being bounded by Tu‐ lane Drive, Miami Place, Trinity Drive and Kilgore Place, commencing 560 feet from the corner of Tulane Drive and Miami Place, measuring 50 feet front on Miami Place, same width in the rear, by a depth of 110 feet between equal and parallel lines. Ass as more fully shown on sur‐ vey by C. A. Wethern, Land Surveyor, dated April 10, 1976; subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

the rear, by a depth of 110 feet between equal and parallel lines. Ass as more Public Notices fully Sheriff shown onSales sur‐ vey by C. A. Wethern, Land Surveyor, dated April 10, 1976; subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 135 Miami Place, Kenner, Louisiana.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

CANDACE A. COURTEAU Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $123.55

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 834-480 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. VS SHAWN T. WALKER

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL PublicCOURT Notices DISTRICT Sheriff Sales PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 834-480 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. VS SHAWN T. WALKER By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Novem‐ ber 23, 2022, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF JEF‐ FERSON, in Township 14 South, Ranges 23 and 24 East, Southeast Land District of Louisiana, West of the Missis‐ sippi River, known as The Harvey Canal Property, and designated as Parcel P-3 as per plan of re‐ subdivision made by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated May 15, 1973 revised September 26, 1973, April 11, 1974, May 5, 1975, De‐ cember 29, 1975 and October 19, 1976 and March 27, 1978 approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No. 13381 on May 17, 1978 recorded COB 929, folio 239 and which said portion was subdivided into WOODMERE SUBDIVISION, SECTION 6, all as per plan of subdivision made by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated March 28, 1978 approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No. 13381 recorded COB 929, folio 239 and as per Act of Dedica‐ tion before Odom B. Heebe, NP dated June 28, 1978 in COB 931, folio 281 same being de‐ scribed as follows:

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Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 135 Miami Place, Kenner, Louisiana.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Novem‐ ber 23, 2022, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit:

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That certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the City of Kenner, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana in that part thereof known as University City Subdivi‐ sion, and which por‐ tion of ground according to the plan of subdivi‐ sion by J. L. Fontcuberta, Surveyor, dated November 1960, approved by the City of Kenner, December 14, 1960,

by Ordinance of 633, recorded in Plat Book 41, folio 23, as re‐ vised by plan of resubdivision by Rene A. Harris, Inc., C. E., dated March 15, 1963, recorded in Plat Book 48, folio 14, Parish of Jeffer‐ son and accord‐ ing to plan of re‐ subdivision of Rene a.

Harris, C. E., dated Novem‐ ber 15, 1965, ap‐ proved by the City of Kenner, December 20, 1965, by Ordi‐ nance No. 881, and further ac‐

Lot 11-C, Square 66, being bounded by Tu‐ lane Drive, Miami Place, Trinity Drive and Kilgore Place, commencing 560 feet from the corner of Tulane Drive and Miami Place, measuring 50 feet front on Miami Place, same width in the rear, by a depth of 110 feet between equal and parallel lines. Ass as more fully shown on sur‐ vey by C. A. Wethern, Land Surveyor, dated April 10, 1976; subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 135 Miami Place, Kenner, Louisiana.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

CANDACE A. COURTEAU Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $123.55

A CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF JEF‐ FERSON, in Township 14 South, Ranges 23 and 24 East, Southeast Land District of Louisiana, West of the Missis‐ sippi River, known as The Harvey Canal Property, and designated as Parcel P-3 as per plan of re‐ subdivision made by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated May 15, 1973 revised September 26, 1973, April 11, 1974, May 5, 1975, De‐ cember 29, 1975 and October 19, 1976 and March 27, 1978 approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No. 13381 on May 17, 1978 recorded

LOT 1643, SQUARE UU, which Square is bounded by Chriswood Lane, Wood‐ mere Boulevard, Greenbriar Lane (side) and Alex Kornman Boule‐ vard (side) and said lot commences 260 feet from the corner of Chris‐ wood Lane and Woodmere Boulevard with a 65 foot front on Chriswood Lane, same in rear, by a depth of 100 feet be‐ tween equal and parallel lines; all as shown on sur‐ vey by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C. E. & S., dated May 26, 1979, resurveyed Au‐ gust 8, 1979 to show improve‐ ments.

myaccount.nola.com This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐

taining, situated in the STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF JEF‐ FERSON, in Township 14 Notices South,PublicRanges Sheriff Sales 24 23 and East, Southeast Land District of Louisiana, West of the Missis‐ sippi River, known as The Harvey Canal Property, and designated as Parcel P-3 as per plan of re‐ subdivision made by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated May 15, 1973 revised September 26, 1973, April 11, 1974, May 5, 1975, De‐ cember 29, 1975 and October 19, 1976 and March 27, 1978 approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No. 13381 on May 17, 1978 recorded COB 929, folio 239 and which said portion was subdivided into WOODMERE SUBDIVISION, SECTION 6, all as per plan of subdivision made by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated March 28, 1978 approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No. 13381 recorded COB 929, folio 239 and as per Act of Dedica‐ tion before Odom B. Heebe, NP dated June 28, 1978 in COB 931, folio 281 same being de‐ scribed as follows: lll

LOT 1643, SQUARE UU, which Square is bounded by Chriswood Lane, Wood‐ mere Boulevard, Greenbriar Lane (side) and Alex Kornman Boule‐ vard (side) and said lot commences 260 feet from the corner of Chris‐ wood Lane and Woodmere Boulevard with a 65 foot front on Chriswood Lane, same in rear, by a depth of 100 feet be‐ tween equal and parallel lines; all as shown on sur‐ vey by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C. E. & S., dated May 26, 1979, resurveyed Au‐ gust 8, 1979 to show improve‐ ments.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

FOERSTNER G. MEYER Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $117.24

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 830-003 LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC VS EDNA SPARKS, (A/K/A EDNA GRAVES) By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐

GRAVES) By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND Notices SALE Public from the 24th Sheriff JuSales dicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated July 19, 2022, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: ONE CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all of the rights, ways privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Elm Park Subdivision, Jef‐ ferson Parish, Louisiana, des‐ ignated as Lot 28, Square 2, all as more fully described on that plan of sur‐ vey by Wilton J. Dufrene, Land Surveyor, dated August 24, 1981, annexed to act registered in COB 2899, folio 459.

According to survey of Dufrene Survey‐ ing & Engineer‐ ing, Inc., dated July 9, 1997, said lot 28 has a measurement of 60 feet front on Louise Court, same in width in the rear by a depth of 100 a feet between equal and paral‐ lel lines, Said lot commences at a distance of 540 feet from the corner of Louise Court and Rickey Street, Said lot is bounded by Louise Court, Rickey Street, Dale Avenue (side) and Louise Court (side).

Which has the address of 252 Louise Court, Gretna, LA 70056 This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

AMY R. ORTIS Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $89.71

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 832-467 CALIBER HOME LOANS, INC. VERSUS CHARLES HILTON By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the

VERSUS CHARLES HILTON By virtue of and in obedience to Public a Writ Noticesof Sheriff Sales SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Septem‐ ber 21, 2022, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL, THE BUILD‐ INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL OF THE RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, APPURTE‐ NANCES AND ADVANTAGES THEREUNTO BE‐ LONGING OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING, SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA, IN THAT PART THEREOF KNOWN AS OAK COVE SUBDIVISION, SECTION 2: BEING A RESUB‐ DIVISION OF FORMER PARCELS X, Y, LOTS 1 THROUGH 10 OF SQUARE 19, LOTS 1 THROUGH 10 OF SQUARE 20, AND LOTS 1 THROUGH 39 OF SQUARE 21, AND ACCORDING TO A PLAN OF RESUBDIVISION MADE BY HAR‐ RIS & VARISCO, CIVIL ENGI‐ NEERS AND SURVEYORS, DATED 5/30/77, APPROVED BY ORDINANCE NO, 12939 OF THE JEFFERSON PARISH COUN‐ CIL DATED 6/30/77, REGIS‐ TERED IN COB 898, FOLIO 945 OF THE CON‐ VEYANCE RECORDS OF JEFFERSON PARISH, LOUISIANA, AND ACCORDING THERETO SAID LOT IS DESIG‐ NATED AND MEASURES AS FELLOWS. LOT 21 OF SQUARE 19A, HOUNDED BY TULIP COURT, NATURE DRIVE, THE 40 FEET STRIP RE‐ SERVED FOR LEVEE PARCEL X-A, AND PRITCHARD ROAD, AND SAID LOT 21 MEASURES 65 FEET FRONT ON TULIP COURT, SAME IN WIDTH IN THE REAR, BY A DEPTH OF 95 FEET BETWEEN EQUAL AND PARALLEL LINES. ACCORDING TO A SURVEY BY BARRIS & VARISCO, CON‐ SULTING ENGI‐ NEERS, DATED JUNE 28, 1979, A COPY OF WHICH IS AN‐ NEXED HERETO, THE ABOVE PROPERTY HAS THE SAME MEA‐ SUREMENTS, DESIGNATIONS AND LOCATION AS HEREIN‐ ABOVE SET FORTH, IS BOUNDED BY NATURE DRIVE, TULIP COURT, PRITCHARD ROAD AND 40 FEET RESERVED FOR LEVEE AND LOT NO. 21 COMMENCES AT A DISTANCE OF 187.18 FEET FROM THE COR‐ NER OF NATURE DRIVE AND TULIP COURT. This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

Public Notices

Sheriff Sales TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

and the south Boundary line of the sub‐ division and measures thence 60 feet front Public Notices on Sheriff Sales Sauvage Avenue, same width in the rear, by a depth between equal and parallel lines of 100 feet.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $119.89

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 829-211 MIDFIRST BANK VERSUS JEZABELA DAMACIA ASEN‐ CIO, (A/K/A JEZ‐ ABELA ASENCIO, JEZABELA ORTIZ) By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated February 29, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: That certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in the subdivision known as Bayou Estates, being a resubdivision of lots H-100-A and H404-A of Ames Farms and ac‐ cording to a sur‐ vey by J.J Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E., dated November 20, 1967, approved by the Jefferson Parish COuncil on January 11, 1968, by Ordi‐ nance No. 8600, registered in COB 671, Folio 320, said lot is more fully de‐ scribed as fol‐ lows: All in accor‐ dance with a survey thereof made by Rene A. Harris, C.E. dated March 10, 1971.

Lot 6, Square A, bounded by Sauvage Av‐ enue, Drainage Canal on the north, Drainage Canal on the west and the south boundary line of the subdivision; Lot 6 commences at a distance of 294.03 feet from the corner of Sauvage Avenue and the south Boundary line of the sub‐ division and measures thence 60 feet front on Sauvage Avenue, same width in the rear, by a depth between equal and parallel

AMY R. ORTIS Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $96.59

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 857-500 LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC VS DARRIELLE L. GROSS A/K/A DARRIELLE L. GROSS KA By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Septem‐ ber 3, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: That certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Parcel C-1A, The Orleans Village Corpora‐ tion Tract, now known as West‐ minster Park Ex‐ tension No. 6, as per subdivision plan of J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C. E. & S., dated March 25, 1982, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council pursuant to Or‐ dinance No. 15159, recorded on June 22, 1982 under entry No. 1017868 of the records of the Clerk of Court, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana and being more fully described as follows, to-wit: Lot 1, Square 8A, is bounded by Watling Drive, Rue Louis Phillipe, a 130 foot drainage servitude and parcel C-1A-1 of the Orleans Vil‐ lage Corpora‐ tion Tract, and forms the intersection of Watling Drive and Rue Louis

is bounded by Watling Drive, Rue Louis Phillipe, a 130 foot drainage servitude and Notices parcelPublic C-1A-1 of Sheriff Sales the Orleans Vil‐ lage Corpora‐ tion Tract, and forms the intersection of Watling Drive and Rue Louis Phillipe and measures thence 47 feet front on Watling Drive, 20.42 feet on the curva‐ ture of Watling Drive into Rue Louis Phillipe, 112 feet front on Rue Louis Phillipe, 60 feet in the rear on a line parallel to Watling Drive, and 125 feet on the side line parallel to Rue Louis Phillipe.

All in accor‐ dance with a survey by J.J. Krebs and Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., dated August 9, 1983, resur‐ veyed on August 23, 1983 to show im‐ provements and revised on Octo‐ ber 25, 1983.

And according to plat of survey

by Mandle Sur‐ veying, Inc., Land Surveyor, dated 7, February 1992, said Lot 1, Square 8A has the identical boundaries and measurements as above set forth; subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affect‐ ing the prop‐ erty.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal Number 1900 Watling Drive, Marrero, Louisiana 70072.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

CANDACE A. COURTEAU Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $123.59

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 857-526 U.S. BANK TRUST NA‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY AS OWNER TRUSTEE ON BE‐ HALF OF BRAVO RESIDENTIAL FUNDING TRUST 2021-HE3 VS EDWIN R. ESTRADA AND ROSE MARIE TORUNO A/K/A ROSE MARIE TORUNO ESTRADA By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of FIERI FACIAS from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated January 7, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana,

EMILY A. DOSSE AND tled cause, MUELLER MARY BAL‐ dated January 7, Attorney for DOSSE (A/K/A 2025, I have Plaintiff MARY K. BAL‐ seized and will ✦ nola.com The Times-Picayune 2025 ✦ 5E DOSSE)✦ Friday, March 28,JOSEPH proceed to sell P. to the highest LOP INTO, Public Public of Notices Public NoticesIII and bidder at Notices public By virtue Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales SheriffSher Sales iff dience to auction, at the in obe Parish of Writ of Jefferson Parish a Jefferson AND Sheriff's Office SEIZURE Complex, 1233 SALE from the The New Judicial Orleans Westbank Ex‐ 24th Court, pressway, Har‐ District vocate: vey, Louisiana, Parish of Jeffer‐ Ad Feb ruary 21, 70058, on April son, State of 2025, 2, 2025 at 10 Louisiana, in the March 28, 2025 o'clock a.m. the above num‐ following de‐ bered and enti‐ feb 21-mar 28-2t scribed prop‐ tled cause, erty to wit: dated July 9, $109.83 2024, I have A CERTAIN seized and will JUDICIAL PIECE OR POR‐ proceed to sell ADVERTISE‐ TION OF to the highest MENT GROUND, TO‐ bidder at public GETHER WITH auction, at the 24TH JUDICIAL ALL THE Jefferson Parish BUILDINGS AND Sheriff's Office DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF IMPROVEMENTS Complex, 1233 JEFFERSON THEREON, AND Westbank Ex‐ STATE OF ALL OF THE pressway, Har‐ LOUISIANA RIGHTS, WAYS, vey, Louisiana, PRIVILEGES, 70058, on April NO: 850-339 SERVITUDES, 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the APPURTE‐ de‐ DEUTSCHE BANK NANCES AND following NATIONAL scribed prop‐ ADVANTAGES TRUST COM‐ erty to wit: THEREUNTO PANY, AS BELONGING OR TRUSTEE FOR IN ANYWISE AP‐ ALL THAT PAR‐ NOVASTAR CEL OF LAND IN PERTAINING, MORTGAGE SITUATED IN JEFFERSON PARISH, STATE FUNDING TRUST, THE STATE OF SERIES 2006-6 OF LOUISIANA, LOUISIANA, NOVASTAR PARISH OF JEF‐ AS HOME EQUITY FERSON, CITY MORE FULLY DE‐ LOAN IN OF KENNER, IN SCRIBED ASSET-BACKED BOOK GREATER HOLLY DEED CERTIFICATES, HEIGHTS SUBDI‐ 3023, PAGE 896, SERIES 2006-6 VISION, SEC‐ ID# 0920000960, VS 3, IN BEING KNOWN TION SQUARE "P", AND DESIG‐ THE UNOPENED BOUNDED

BY NATED AS LOT P, SUCCESSION OF GLEN EAGLE BLOCK 360, AND UNKNOWN HEIRS OF LANE, SESSIONS HIGHWAY PARK ROBERT LEWIS LANE, VALMONT A CERTAIN SCOTT, SR. LANE AND PIECE OR POR‐ A/K/A ROBERT BARON LANE, TION OF LEWIS SCOTT, DESIGNATED AS GROUND, TO‐ SR. A/K/A LOT 10; SAID GETHER WITH ROBERT L. LOT COM‐ ALL THE SCOTT, SR. MENCES 253.63 BUILDINGS AND A/K/A ROBERT FEET FROM THE IMPROVEMENTS SCOTT, SR. CORNER OF THEREON, AND A/K/A ROBERT GLEN ALL OF THE LEWIS SCOTT EAGLE LANE RIGHTS, WAYS, A/K/A ROBERT AND SESSIONS PRIVILEGES, L. LANE AND MEA‐ SERVITUDES, SCOTT A/K/A SURES 50 FEET APPURTE‐ AND ROBERT SCOTT FRONT ON GLEN NANCES AND THE UN‐ EAGLE LANE, ADVANTAGES OPENED SUC‐ SAME IN WIDTH THEREUNTO CESSION OF IN THE REAR, BY BELONGING OR AND A DEPTH OF 100 IN ANYWISE AP‐ UNKNOWN PERTAINING, FEET SITUATED IN HEIRS OF JANICE BETWEEN LOUISE CHRIST‐ EQUAL AND THE STATE OF MAS SCOTT LOUISIANA, PARALLEL A/K/A JANICE LINES; ALL AC‐ PARISH OF JEF‐ CITY LOUISE CHRIST‐ CORDING TO A FERSON, MAS SCOTT OF KENNER, IN SURVEY BY A/K/A JANICE GILBERT, KELLY HIGHWAY PARK LOUISE CHRIST‐ AND COUTURIE, SUBDIVISION, INC., DATED ACCORDING TO MAS A/K/A JAN‐ ICE MAY 1, 1991, A PLAN OF RE‐ L. CHRISTMAS COPY OF WHICH SUBDIVISION A/K/A JANICE MADE BY ADLOE IS CHRISTMAS TO ORR, JR. & AS‐ ANNEXED A/K/A JANICE ACT NO. SOCIATES, C.E., LOUISE SCOTT 9127772; subject DATED JULY 9, A/K/A to restrictions, 1957, REVISED JANICE L. SCOTT servitudes, SEPTEMBER 13, A/K/A JANICE rights-of-way 1957, A COPY OF SCOTT A/K/A and WHICH IS IN THE outstanding OFFICE OF THE JANICE CHRIST‐ MAS SCOTT mineral rights CLERK OF A/K/A of record affect‐ COURT, PARISH ing the prop‐ OF JEFFERSON, JANICE C. SCOTT erty.

IN PLAT BOOK 34, FOLIO 8, SAID By virtue of and The improve‐ PORTION OF in obedience to a Writ of ments bear the GROUND IS SEIZURE AND municipal ad‐ DESIGNATED dress 3273 GLEN AND MEASURES SALE from the 24th Judicial EAGLE LN, KEN‐ AS FOLLOWS: Court, LOT P, SQUARE District NER, LA NO. 360, WHICH Parish of Jeffer‐ 70065.

SQUARE IS son, State of

BY Louisiana, in the This sale is sub‐ BOUNDED num‐ ject to all supe‐ KENTUCKY AV‐ above bered and enti‐ rior security in‐ ENUE, cause, STREET, tled terests, mort‐ 27TH AV‐ dated May 17, gages, liens and KANSAS I have ENUE AND 26TH 2024, privileges.

STREET; SAID seized and will COM‐ proceed to sell TERMS - The full LOT to the highest purchase price MENCES is due at the 180 FEET FROM bidder at public time of the sale. THE CORNER OF auction, at the KENTUCKY AV‐ Jefferson Parish NOTE: All funds ENUE AND 27TH Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 must be STREET AND Westbank Ex‐ Cashier's Check, MEASURES Certified Check, THENCE 60 FEET pressway, Har‐ Money Order, or FRONT ON KEN‐ vey, Louisiana, Personal Check TUCKY AVENUE, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 with irrevocable SAME WIDTH IN Bank Letter of THE REAR, BY A o'clock a.m. the de‐ Credit.

DEPTH OF 122.5 following prop‐ FEET BETWEEN scribed ZACHARY EQUAL AND erty to wit: YOUNG PARALLEL A certain lot or Attorney for LINES; of Plaintiff ALL AS SHOWN portion to‐ ON SURVEY OF ground, JOSEPH P. ADLOE ORR, JR. gether with all buildings LOPINTO, III & ASSOCIATES, the and improve‐ Sheriff DATED APRIL Parish of 17, 1958, A COPY ments Jefferson IS ANNEXED TO thereon, and all ACT NO. 123410. the rights, ways, The New ACCORDING TO privileges, servitudes, ap‐ Orleans SURVEY BY Advocate: GILBERT, KELLY purtenances February 21, & COUTURIE, and 2025, INC., DATED advantages thereunto be‐ March 28, 2025 JULY 20, 1991. longing or in feb 21-mar 28-2t This sale is sub‐ anywise apper‐ $104.00 ject to all supe‐ taining, situated rior security in‐ in the Parish of terests, mort‐ Jefferson, State gages, liens and of Louisiana, in JUDICIAL that part privileges.

ADVERTISE‐ thereof known MENT Claiborne TERMS - The full as purchase price Gardens 24TH JUDICIAL Subdivision, DISTRICT COURT is due at the said portion time of the sale.

PARISH OF being desig‐ JEFFERSON NOTE: All funds nated as Lot STATE OF must be forty-one (41) of LOUISIANA Cashier's Check, square one Certified Check, hundred seven NO: 855-462 Money Order, or (107). According a plan by MORTGAGE AS‐ Personal Check to Rene A. Harris, SETS MANAGE‐ with Bank Letter C.E., dated April of Credit.

MENT, LLC 9, VS EMILY A. 1971, Square 107 MEHDI BAL‐ MUELLER is bounded by DOSSE AND Clark Attorney for North MARY BAL‐ East Plaintiff Lane, DOSSE (A/K/A Krueger Lane, MARY K. BAL‐ JOSEPH P. Stilwell Lane, DOSSE) LOPINTO, III East Claiborne and Sheriff Parkway By virtue of and Parish of East Clark Lane. in obedience to 41 com‐ Jefferson Lot a Writ of mences at a dis‐ SEIZURE AND tance of SALE from the The New 153.93 feet from 24th Judicial Orleans the point of cur‐ District Court, Advocate: vature of North

is bounded by the said Lot 63 dated January 63 25, 1978, regis‐ North Clark measures tered in COB Lane, East feet front Krueger Lane, on Orchid Drive, 919, folio 423, of ✦ nola.com the Conveyance same width✦ The in Times-Picayune 6E ✦well Friday, March 28, 2025 Stil Lane, East Claiborne the rear, by a Records of the Public Notices of Notices Jeffer‐ ofNotices 83.5 ParishPublic Parkway and depthPublic Sheriff Sales Sales Sheriff of Sales son, State between East Clark Lane. feet Sheriff Louisiana; and Lot 41 com‐ equal and to lines, according mences at a dis‐ parallel and the said lot said plan, said tance of desig‐ is 153.93 feet from commences 120 lot the point of cur‐ feet from the nated as fol‐ vature of North corner of 15th lows: Clark Lane into Street and Drive; LOT NO. 7, of East Clark Lane, Orchid subject to re‐ Square "O", and strictions, servi‐ which said measures is thence 63.0 feet tudes, rights-of- square by front on North way and out‐ bounded min‐ property now or Clark Lane, the standing formerly same width in eral rights of record belonging to the rear, by the L.C. Fox, Six‐ a depth be‐ affecting teenth Street, tween equal property.

Curtis Drive and parallel (formerly Do‐ lines of 105 feet. Improvements thereon bear lores Drive), and Municipal Camphor Street.

This sale is sub‐ the ject to all supe‐ No. 1425 Orchid Lot No. 7 mea‐ Harvey, sures sixty-six rior security in‐ Drive, (66') feet front terests, mort‐ Louisiana on Curtis Drive gages, liens and 70058. between privileges.

This sale is sub‐ equal and paral‐ lines of TERMS - The full ject to all supe‐ lel purchase price rior security in‐ eighty-three mort‐ and fifty oneis due at the terests, time of the sale. gages, liens and hundredths privileges.

(83.50') feet; subject to NOTE: All funds must be TERMS - The full restrictions, Cashier's Check, purchase price servitudes, Certified Check, is due at the rights-of-way Money Order, or time of the sale. and outstanding mineral rights Personal Check with Bank Letter NOTE: All funds of record affect‐ must be ing of Credit.

Cashier's Check, the property.

COREY J. GIROIR Certified Check, improve‐ Attorney for Money Order, or The Plaintiff Personal Check ments thereon with Bank Letter bear the Munici‐ pal No. 1561 JOSEPH P. of Credit.

Curtis Street, LOPINTO, III ZACHARY Harvey, LA Sheriff GARRETT 70058.

Parish of YOUNG Jefferson Attorney for This sale is sub‐ Plaintiff ject to all supe‐ The New rior security in‐ Orleans JOSEPH P. terests, mort‐ Advocate: LOPINTO, III gages, liens and February 21, Sheriff privileges.

2025, Parish of March 28, 2025 Jefferson TERMS - The full purchase price feb 21-mar 28-2t is due at the The New $114 time of the sale.

Orleans Advocate: February 21, NOTE: All funds JUDICIAL must be 2025, ADVERTISE‐ Cashier's Check, March 28, 2025 MENT Certified Check, feb 21-mar 28-2t Money Order, or 24TH JUDICIAL Personal Check DISTRICT COURT $92.36 with irrevocable PARISH OF Bank Letter of JEFFERSON Credit.

JUDICIAL STATE OF ADVERTISE‐ LOUISIANA ASHLEY E. MENT MORRIS NO: 854-963 Attorney for 24TH JUDICIAL Plaintiff DISTRICT COURT FREEDOM PARISH OF MORTGAGE JOSEPH P. JEFFERSON CORPORATION LOPINTO, III STATE OF VS Sheriff LOUISIANA KHOA T. LE AND Parish of KIEU TRANG T. Jefferson NO: 847-173 NGUYEN A/K/A KIEU TRANG THI The New GMFS LLC NGUYEN LE Orleans VS Advocate: CAMERON By virtue of and February 21, BRUCE in obedience to 2025, a Writ of SEIZURE AND By virtue of and March 28, 2025 SALE from the in obedience to Writ of feb 21-mar 28-2t 24th Judicial a AND $101.89 District Court, SEIZURE Parish of Jeffer‐ SALE from the Judicial son, State of 24th JUDICIAL Court, Louisiana, in the District ADVERTISE‐ above num‐ Parish of Jeffer‐ MENT bered and enti‐ son, State of tled cause, Louisiana, in the 24TH JUDICIAL num‐ dated June 20, above 2024, I have bered and enti‐ DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF cause, seized and will tled JEFFERSON proceed to sell dated Septem‐ STATE OF to the highest ber 25, 2023, I LOUISIANA bidder at public have seized and auction, at the will proceed to NO: 847-304 Jefferson Parish sell to the high‐ Sheriff's Office est bidder at FREEDOM Complex, 1233 public auction, MORTGAGE Westbank Ex‐ at the Jefferson CORPORATION pressway, Har‐ Parish Sheriff's VS vey, Louisiana, Office Complex, FRANCISCO 70058, on April 1233 Westbank ANTONIO 2, 2025 at 10 Expressway, CASTRO III o'clock a.m. the Harvey, following de‐ Louisiana, scribed prop‐ 70058, on April By virtue of and 2, 2025 at 10 in obedience to erty to wit: o'clock a.m. the a Writ of de‐ SEIZURE AND THAT CERTAIN following prop‐ SALE from the PIECE OR POR‐ scribed 24th Judicial TION OF erty to wit: District Court, GROUND, to‐ gether all the THAT CERTAIN Parish of Jeffer‐ PIECE OR POR‐ son, State of buildings and TION OF Louisiana, in the improvements to‐ above num‐ thereunto, and GROUND, all rights, ways, gether with all bered and enti‐ rights, ways, tled cause, privileges, dated October servitudes, ap‐ privileges, servitudes, ad‐ 9, 2023, I have purtenances vantages and seized and will and appurtenances proceed to sell advantages be‐ to the highest thereunto be‐ thereunto longing or in longing or in bidder at public auction, at the anywise apper‐ anywise Jefferson Parish taining, situated appertaining, situated in the Sheriff's Office in the Parish of Jefferson, State PARISH OF JEF‐ Complex, 1233 Ex‐ of Louisiana in FERSON, STATE Westbank that part OF LOUISIANA, pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, thereof known in that thereof 70058, on April as FLORAL part known as Kings 2, 2025 at 10 COURT Grant East Sub‐ o'clock a.m. the SUBDIVISION, de‐ and to survey of division, Phase following prop‐ J.J. Krebs & 2, in accordance scribed erty to wit: Sons, Inc., C.E., with plan August 25, 1965, of survey and subdivision of One (1) certain is further designated as Don A. Garland, lot or parcel of Surveyor, dated ground, to‐ follows: August 8, 1977, gether with all the buildings LOT 63 SQUARE a copy of improve‐ 8, which said which is on file and Square is in the office of ments Clerk of thereon, situ‐ bounded by Or‐ the in the chid Drive, 15th Court and Ex-Of‐ ated ficio Registrar Parish of Jeffer‐ Street, 14th son, State of Street end N.E. of Jefferson in boundary of the Parish Council Louisiana, Ordi‐ that subdivision subdivision, and under 13226, known the said Lot 63 nance Westwood measures 63 dated January as 25, 1978, regis‐ Crossing, and feet front being desig‐ on Orchid Drive, tered in COB same width in 919, folio 423, of nated on the of‐ the rear, by a the Conveyance ficial plat of subdivi‐ depth of 83.5 Records of the said feet between Parish of Jeffer‐ sion, on son, State of file and of equal and parallel lines, Louisiana; and record in the of‐ to fice of the Clerk and the said lot according commences 120 said plan, said and Recorder of desig‐ said Parish and is feet from the lot corner of 15th nated as fol‐ State, as Lot lll

as Westwood Crossing, and being desig‐ nated on the of‐ ficial plat of said subdivi‐ Public Notices sion, on Sheriff Sales file and of record in the of‐ fice of the Clerk and Recorder of said Parish and State, as Lot Number Nine‐ teen, Square E (19-E), said sub‐ division, said lot having such size, shape and dimensions and being sub‐ ject to such servitudes as are shown on said map This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $71.18

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA

lic, dated Janu‐ ary 26, 1976, said lot commences at a distance of 105 feet, 6 inches and 3Public linesNotices from Sales the Sheriff corner of Hyman Drive and Jeffer‐ son Park east and measures thence 55 feet, 6 inches and 3 lines front on Jefferson Park East, 26 feet, 11 inches and 1 line in width in the rear by a depth of 166 feet, 9 inches and 1 line on the side‐ line nearer Aza‐ lea Gardens and a depth on the opposite side‐ line of 158 feet, 10 inches and 0 lines.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $93.95

NO: 859-989

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT

LONGBRIDGE FINANCIAL, LLC VS ESTATE OF DAVID J. BENNETT

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA

By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated January 13, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit:

NO: 860-716

One certain lot of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and ad‐ vantages there‐ unto belonging or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Jefferson Park Subdivi‐ sion, in Square “T” thereof, bounded by Jef‐ ferson Park East, Asalea Gardens (for‐ merly Sizeler Tract), Morris Place and Hyman Drive, desig‐ nated as Lot 86; and according to survey by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E. and S., dated January 9, 1976, a copy of which is an‐ nexed to an act before Philip E. James, Jr., Notary Pub‐ lic, dated Janu‐ ary 26, 1976, said lot commences at a distance of 105 feet, 6 inches and 3 lines from the corner of Hyman Drive and Jeffer‐ son Park east and measures thence 55 feet, 6

U.S. BANK TRUST COM‐ PANY, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, AS SUCCESSOR-ININTEREST TO U.S. BANK NA‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CA‐ PACITY BUT SOLELY AS IN‐ DENTURE TRUSTEE, FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE CIM TRUST 2021-R3, MORT‐ GAGE-BACKED NOTES, SERIES 2021-R3 VS CATINA PORTER CURTIS IN HER CAPACITY AS IN‐ DEPENDENT AD‐ MINISTRATOR OF THE SUCCES‐ SION OF CYN‐ THIA PORTER LANDRY A/K/A CYNTHIA M. PORTER A/K/A CYNTHIA P. LANDRY By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated January 8, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: That certain piece or portion of ground, with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all of the rights, ways, and privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson State of Louisiana, Hooter Heights Subdivision, Being a Portion

and privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in Public ap Notices anywise per‐ Sheriff Sales taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson State of Louisiana, Hooter Heights Subdivision, Being a Portion of Former Plots A&B, Hooter Heights Subdivi‐ sion, and de‐ scribed accord‐ ing to plan by J..J. Krebs and Sons, Inc., C.E., Dated July 20, 1981, Ap‐ proved by the Jefferson Parish Council under ordinance No. 15354, In De‐ cember 1, 1982, which said lots are described as follows: Lot 11, Square E. Bounded by Hooter Road, Pato Street, East Line of Subdivi‐ sion, Bridge County Avenue and Louisiana 18, Highway measuring 50 feet front on Hooter road, Same Width in the rear by a depth of 130 feet between equal and paral‐ lel lines. All as more fully shown on Sur‐ vey of Joseph L. Kreller Jr., Land Surveyor dated June 29, 1983, Resurveyed September 9, 1983, March 9, 1984, and June 25, 1984, a copy of which is attached to an act passed be‐ fore John A.E. Davidson, No‐ tary Public Dated June 25, 1984 This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $109.30

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 857-575 CARRINGTON MORTGAGE SER‐ VICES LLC VS ELIZABETH A. STONE A/K/A ELIZABETH STONE By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Septem‐ ber 17, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: All that certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐

scribed prop‐ erty to wit: All that certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ Public Notices gether with all Sheriff Sales the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the City of Kenner, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Driftwood Park, Section 3, and according to a plat of sur‐ vey by Gilbert, Kelly and Cou‐ turie, Surveying and Engineering, dated October 28, 1975, a copy of which is an‐ nexed to an act registered in COB 997, Folio 553, said portion of ground is designated as Lot 8, Square 1, which square is bounded by An‐ tigua Drive (for‐ merly Wolfson Avenue), Drift‐ wood Boule‐ vard, Hans Avenue, Emile Avenue and 35th Street, and which lot commences at a distance of 420 feet from the intersection of Driftwood Boulevard and Antigua Drive and measures thence 60 feet front on Antigua Drive, same width in the rear by a depth of 100 feet between equal and parallel lines.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

COREY J. GIROIR Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $89.71 JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 857-797 UMB BANK, NA‐ TIONAL ASSOCI‐ ATION, NOT IN ITS UNDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY AS LEGAL TITLE TRUSTEE OF LVS TITLE TRUST XIII VS MARY LASOME WILKINSON A/K/A MARY L. WILKINSON A/K/A MARY WILKINSON By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated October 31, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A certain lot of ground, to‐

Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on April Public Notices 2, 2025 at 10 Sheriff Sales o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A certain lot of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Air‐ line Parks Sub‐ ac‐ division, cording to a plan by H.E. Landry, dated October 26, 1950, revised January 9, 1951, on file in the of‐ fice of the clerk of court, for the Parish of Jefferson, in plan book 16, and a resubdivi‐ sion of various lots in Square "A", "M", "N" and "J", all as per plan of re‐ subdivision made by H.E. Landry, C.E., date January 28, 1953, approved by the police jury for the Parish of Jeffer‐ son on February 11, 1953, on file in the office of the clerk of court for the Parish of Jeffer‐ son in book of plans 19, and which said property is more particu‐ larly described as follows, to wit: Lot "C" of Square "J", which said square is bounded by Sadie Avenue, Airline Park Boulevard, Hodgson Av‐ enue and West Metairie Av‐ enue, all as per print of survey made

by H.E. Landry, C.E., dated June 20, 1953, accord‐ ing to the afore‐ said Lot "C" measures 50 feet front on Sadie Avenue by a depth of 110 feet between equal and paral‐ lel lines and is com‐ posed of a por‐ tion of originals Lot 20 and 21.

The above is also in accordance with survey by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie dated December 22, 1969.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

COREY J. GIROIR Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $110.36 JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 848-353 WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, NOT IN ITS INDI‐ VIDIUAL CAPAC‐ ITY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE FOR BCAT 2020-3TT VS BEVERLY PIERCE

NO: 848-353 WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, NOT IN ITS INDI‐ Public Notices VIDIUAL CA PAC‐ Sheriff Sales ITY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE FOR BCAT 2020-3TT VS BEVERLY PIERCE GILBERT, (A/K/A BEVERLY EMELDA PIERCE GILBERT, BEVERLY PIERCE, BEV‐ ERLY GILBERT, BEVERLY E. PIERCE GILBERT) AND THE OPENED SUC‐ CESSION OF EM‐ METT GILBERT, (A/K/A EMMETT C. GILBERT, EMMETT C. GILBERT, SR., EMMETT GILBERT, SR.) AND KEVA GILBERT JONES, (A/K/A KEVA GILBERT, KEVA JONES) AND ENNIS GILBERT AND THE UN‐ OPENED SUCCESSION OF EMMETT C. GILBERT, JR., (A/K/A EMMETT GILBERT, JR. EMMETT C. GILBERT) AND TONDRA GILBERT, (A/K/A TONDRA T. GILBERT) AND KYLE P. GILBERT, SR., (A/K/A KYLE GILBERT SR., KYLE P. GILBERT, KYLE GILBERT) By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Novem‐ ber 2, 2023, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on April 2, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servi‐ tudes, advan‐ tages and appurtenances thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA, for‐ merly being a part of Lot 17 and 18 of Destrehan Divi‐ sion, located in Section 56, Township 14 South, Range 24 East, now known as SPAN‐ ISH OAKS SUB‐ DIVISION, PHASE III, all as per plan thereof

by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., dated 06/16/1977, and approved by the Jefferson Parish Council under Ord. No. 12988, on 08/11/77, recorded in COB 904, folio 968, and as per Act of Dedica‐ tion before Bernhardt C. Heebe, Notary dated 10/18/77, recorded in COB 908, folio 170, an according to said plan the property is des‐ ignated as LOT 426 In that area bounded

by JOYA LOMA, SPANISH OAKS DRIVE, PLOT M2, NOGALERA VIA, QUEBRADA DEL SUR, 100 FEET RESERVED FROM ROAD, TRAPP CANAL AND THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF THE SUBDIVI‐ SION, said lot commences at a distance of 418.04 feet from the corner of Spanish Oaks Drive and Joya Loma, and mea‐ sures thence 43 feet front on Joya Loma along a curve having a

SION, said lot commences at a distance of 418.04 feet from the corner of Spanish Oaks Drive Public andNotices Joya Sheriff Sales Loma, and mea‐ sures thence 43 feet front on Joya Loma along a curve having a radius of 50 feet, a width of 142.81 feet in the rear, by a depth of 105.02 feet on the Plot M-2 side, and a depth of 132.34 feet on the opposite sideline, all as more fully shown on sur‐ vey of Joseph L. Kreller, Jr., L.S., dated 04/22/81, a copy of which is attached to Act No. 966420. lll

Which has the address of 13 Joya Loma St, Harvey, LA 70058 This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with irrevocable Bank Letter of Credit.

REMY F. SYMONS Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: February 21, 2025, March 28, 2025 feb 21-mar 28-2t $138.41

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 861-755 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL AS‐ SOCIATION vs ANTHONY CRUZ AND ELIZABETH DEJEAN O'FLAR‐ ITY AKA ELIZA‐ BETH DEJEAN O'FLARITY CRUZ By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated February 19, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A certain piece or portion of ground situated in the State of Louisiana, Parish of Jefferson, in COLONIAL FARMS SUBDIVI‐ SION, desig‐ nated as LOT 11U, being a part of original Lot 11, Tract "B", bounded by Sauve Road, So‐ niat Canal Side, Highland Acres Subdivi‐ sion, a 12 foot drainage ditch (Jefferson High‐ way side), which said piece or portion of ground is desig‐ nated by the Number 11-U, which com‐ mences at a dis‐ tance of 321.52 feet from the inter‐ section of the 12 foot drainage ditch on the Jef‐ ferson Highway side of said property with Sauve Road, the same

Number 11-U, which com‐ mences at a dis‐ tance of 321.52 feet from the inter‐ Public section of Notices the 12 Sales foot Sheriff drainage ditch on the Jef‐ ferson Highway side of said property with Sauve Road, the same in width in the rear, by a depth of 217.03 feet between equal and parallel lines, being a portion of Lot 11-M, resubdivided into Lots 11-N and 11-P by virtue of Ordi‐ nance No. 7734 of the Jefferson Parish Council, adopted on June 2, 1966, recorded in COB 638, folio 231, according to survey of Erroll E. Kelly, Land Surveyor, dated May 3, 1966, and further resubdi‐ vided into Lots 11-Q, 11-R and 11-S, by virtue of Ordi‐ nance No. 16368 of the Jefferson Parish Council, adopted on March 27, 1985, recorded in COB 1223, folio 18, all according to survey of James H. Couturie, Land Surveyor, dated October 11, 1984 and fur‐ ther resubdivided into Lots 11-T an d 11-U by virtue of Ordinance No. 16640 of the Jefferson Parish Council, adopted on the 23rd day of Oc‐ tober 1985, recorded under Entry No. 8553527 in COB 1363, folio 120, all according to sketch of survey of James H. Couturie, Land Surveyor, dated August 30, 1985. All in accordance with the recent survey of Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie, Inc., dated October 26, 1989, which shows Lot 11-U commencing at a distance of 176.70 feet from the corner of Sauve Road and Elm Place and being bounded by Sauve Road, Jef‐ ferson Highway, Highland Acres and Elm Place; subject to re‐ strictions, servi‐ tudes, rights-ofway and out‐ standing min‐ eral rights of record affecting the property.

The improve‐ ments bear the ad‐ municipal dress 269 Sauve Rd, River Ridge, Louisiana 70123.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

ZACHARY GAR‐ RETT YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $128.89

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 861-788 PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC VS AMBER NICOLE CREPPEL By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND

LOUISIANA

Louisiana.

NO: 861-788

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ Public Notices gages, liens and Sheriff Sales privileges.

PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC Notices Public VS Sales Sheriff AMBER NICOLE CREPPEL By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated February 24, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances, and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Valley Realty Company Subdi‐ vision Extended, all in accor‐ dance with a plan of resubdi‐ vision by Adloe Orr, Jr., and as‐ sociates, C.E., dated October 26, 1964, revised Novem‐ ber 19, 1964, ap‐ proved by the Jefferson Parish Council Ordi‐ nance Number 6877 on November 19, 1964, registered in COB 603, folio 961 on Decem‐ ber 7, 1964, which said lot of ground is designated as follows: Lot 3 in Square 31 which square is bounded by Fourteenth Street, Chestnut Street, Farring‐ ton Street Drive and Gaudet Drive, Lot 3 measures 53.49 feet front on Fourteenth Street, 53 feet in width in the rear by a depth on 106.47 feet on the side line of Lot 2 and 100.02 feet in depth on the side line of Lot 4. All as more fully shown on sur‐ vey of S.E. Man‐ dle, dated Octy‐ ober 27, 1979, annexed hereto; subject to re‐ strictions, servi‐ tudes, rights-ofway and out‐ standing min‐ eral rights of record affecting the property.

Municipal Ad‐ dress being 4008 14th Street, Marrero, LA 70072.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

ZACHARY YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $97.12

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON

Public Notices

JUSheriff DICIAL Sales ADVERTISE‐ MENT

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 861-641 FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION VERSUS BETTY D. BOR‐ RELLO A/K/A BETTY BOR‐ RELLO By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated February 6, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: A certain piece or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all of the rights, ways, privi‐ leges, servitudes, ad‐ vantages or ap‐ purtenances thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in Nicholson Place Subdivision, of Ames Farms; designated as Lot 32 of Square "D", bounded by Francis Street, Michael Street, Short Street and the rear of said sub‐ division and which lot measures 50 feet front on Francis Street, same in the rear, by a depth of 78 feet 7 inches between equal and paral‐ lel lines, said Nicholson Place being a subdivi‐ sion of the front portion of Farm Sites 16 and 17, Square "B" of Ames Farms Subdivi‐ sion as shown on a map of J.W.T. Stephens, C.E., dated 7/27/1918, amended 3/6/1920, a copy of which was ap‐ proved by the Parish of Jeffer‐ son on 12/3/1927, all as more fully shown on the plan of re‐ subdivision in Plan Book 12, folio 23A. Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 661 Francis Street, Marrero, LA 70072.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

BRIGHAM J. LUNDBERG Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $94.24

Public Notices Sheriff Sales

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 861-711 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. VS JOSHUA K. KOENIG A/K/A JOSHUA KOENIG AND LAUREN E. BLADSACKER A/K/A LAUREN BLAD‐ SACKER By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated February 21, 2025, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐ pressway, Har‐ vey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: That certain lot or portion of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known as Bayou Des Familles Subdi‐ vision, being a resubdivision of a portion of Ames Farms, Lower Estelle Plantation, Lots L, M, O, P, Q, and R in accor‐ dance with plan of resubdivision

by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated April 25, 1984, ap‐ proved by the Jefferson Parish Council under ordinance no.

16259, approved on No‐ vember 29, 1984, registered in entry no.

845935, COB 1160, folio 100, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, said lot is more fully described as follows, to-wit: Lot 1, Square 6, which square is bounded by Bayou Bleu Drive, Ames Boulevard, Bayou Des Familles Drive (side), and Bayou Adois Court (side).

Said Lot 1 forms the corner of Bayou Bleu Drive and Ames Boulevard and measures 55.00 feet front on Bayou Bleu Drive, same width in the rear, with a depth and front on Ames Boule‐ vard of 130.00 feet, and a depth on the opposite side line of 130.00 feet.

All as per sur‐ vey by Don A. Garland, Land Surveyor, dated September 18, 2000, recertified Octo‐ ber 28, 2000, a copy of which is annexed to an act at COB 3045, folio 665, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit.

DENNIS F. WIGGINS Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson The New Orleans Advocate: March 28, 2025, May 2, 2025 mar 28-may 2-2t $106.65

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 860-260 FIRST EQUITY FUNDING LP VS NATIONAL HOUSEBUYERS OF LOUISIANA LLC By virtue of and in obedience to a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐ son, State of Louisiana, in the above num‐ bered and enti‐ tled cause, dated Decem‐ ber 19, 2024, I have seized and will proceed to sell to the high‐ est bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Complex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on May 7, 2025 at 10 o'clock a.m. the following de‐ scribed prop‐ erty to wit: ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and advantages thereunto be‐ longing or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA. In that part thereof known as WOODMERE SUBDIVISION; SECTION NO.1, in accordance with the subdi‐ vision plan reg‐ istered in COB 808, folio 551 which lot is designated as follows: LOT 17 in SQUARE C, is bounded by Post Drive, Oak‐ mere Drive, Deerpark Drive, North Dells Street; South Woodbine Street, North Windmere Street, Dells Court and Windmere Court, Lot 17 measures 63.69 feet front on Post Drive, a width in the rear of 84.80 feet, by a depth on the sideline near to Oakmere Drive of 102.20 feet, and a depth on the opposite sideline of 100 feet.

This sale is sub‐ ject to all supe‐ rior security in‐ terests, mort‐ gages, liens and privileges.

TERMS - The full purchase price is due at the time of the sale.

NOTE: All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certified Check, Money Order, or Personal Check with Bank Letter

WITH A BLUE PRINT OF SUR‐ VEY OF FAIR‐ TERMS - The full PARK purchase price NOTE: All funds MONT MADE BY ✦ nola.com ✦ Friday, ✦ 7E is dueThe Times-Picayune at the must 28, 2025 be March time of the sale. Cashier's Check, GILBERT & KELLY SUR‐ Public Notices Public Check, Notices Public Notices Certified ORS, Sheriff Sales SheriffDATED Sales NOTE:Sheriff All Sales funds Money Order, or VEY must be Personal Check SEPTEMBER 25, Cashier's Check, with Bank Letter 1936.

Certified Check, of Credit.

IMPROVEMENT Money Order, or Personal Check COREY J. GIROIR THEREON BEAR THE MUNICIPAL with Bank Letter Attorney for NOS. 3905 07 of Credit.

Plaintiff ELYSIAN FIELDS AVENUE, NEW CRIS R. JOSEPH P. ORLEANS, JACKSON LOPINTO, III LOUISIANA Attorney for Sheriff 70119.

Plaintiff Parish of Jefferson ALL IN ACCOR‐ JOSEPH P. DANCE WITH LOPINTO, III The New SURVEY OF Sheriff Orleans MANDLE SUR‐ Parish of Advocate: VEYING, INC. , Jefferson March 28, 2025, DATED APRIL 1, May 2, 2025 1996, COPY OF The New WHICH IS AN‐ Orleans mar 28-may 2-2t NEXED TO THIS Advocate: $86.10 ACT DATED March 28, 2025, APRIL 2, 1996 May 2, 2025 PUBLIC NOTICE BEFORE DONNA --M. BECHET, NO‐ mar 28-may 2-2t TARY PUBLIC. $84.95 SALE BY SHERIFF BEING THE JUDICIAL SAME PROP‐ JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐ ERTY ACQUIRED ADVERTISE‐ MENT

BY MORTGAGOR MENT HEREIN BY ACT THAT CERTAIN OF EVEN 24TH JUDICIAL PORTION OF DATE HEREWITH DISTRICT COURT GROUND, BEAR‐ BEFORE THE UN‐ PARISH OF ING MUNICIPAL DERSIGNED NO‐ JEFFERSON NO. 3905 07 TARY PUBLIC. STATE OF ELYSIAN FIELDS LOUISIANA AVENUE, CITY THIS ACT IS OF MADE, EXE‐ NO: 861-612 NEW ORLEANS, CUTED AND AC‐ IN THE MATTER CEPTED SUB‐ SELECT PORTFO‐ ENTITLED: CITI‐ JEVCT TO TH LIO SERVICING, MORTGAGE, INC. FOLLOWING: INC. VERSUS ALVIN VS BROUSSARD JR, 1. RESTRICTIONS WAYNE ASHTON ADMINISTRA‐ IN AN ACT OF SAUNDERS TOR OF THE SALE BEFORE A/K/A WAYNE A. SUCCESSION OF FRANK J. STICK, SAUNDERS DIANE BROUS‐ N. P., DATED A/K/A WAYNE SARD POREE 3/9/40, SAUNDERS AND NIKECIA REG. IN COB MONIQUE 511/206.

By virtue of and CHASE, in obedience to INDEPENDENT WRIT AMOUNT: a Writ of ADMINISTRA‐ $63,152.20 SEIZURE AND TRIX OF THE SALE from the SUCCESSION OF Seized in the 24th Judicial DIANE BROUS‐ above suit, District Court, SARD POREE, TERMS - CASH. Parish of Jeffer‐ AND THE The purchaser son, State of UNITED at the moment Louisiana, in the STATES OF of adjudication above num‐ AMERICA to make a de‐ bered and enti‐ posit of ten per‐ tled cause, C I V I L cent of the pur‐ dated February D I S T R I C T chase price, and 20, 2025, I have C O U R T F O R the balance seized and will P A R I S H O F within thirty proceed to sell O R L E A N S days thereafter. to the highest Case No: Note: The pay‐ bidder at public 2008-9783 ment must be auction, at the Cash, Cashier's Jefferson Parish By virtue of a Check, Certified Sheriff's Office Writ of Fieri Fa‐ Check or Money Complex, 1233 cias directed to Order. No Per‐ Westbank Ex‐ me by the Hon‐ sonal Checks. pressway, Har‐ orable Judges of FACE MASKS vey, Louisiana, Civil District AND TEMPERA‐ 70058, on May 7, Court for the TURECHECKS 2025 at 10 Parish of Or‐ ARE REQUIRED o'clock a.m. the leans, in the UPON ENTERING following de‐ above entitled BUILDING. scribed prop‐ cause, I will pro‐ erty to wit: ceed to sell by Susan Hutson public auction, Sheriff, One certain lot on the ground Parish of of ground, to‐ floor of the Civil Orleans gether with all District Court of the buildings Building, 421 BD 6 and improve‐ Loyola Avenue, DEAN MORRIS, ments thereon, in the First Dis‐ LLC and all of the trict of the City 318 388 1440 rights, ways, on May 8, 2025, ASHLEY E privileges, at 12:00 o'clock MORRIS servitudes, ap‐ noon, the fol‐ purtenances lowing de‐ The N.O. Advo‐ and advantages scribed prop‐ cate Date thereunto be‐ erty to wit: (s): longing or in 4/2/2025 & anywise apper‐ TWO CERTAIN 5/7/2025 taining, situated LOT OR PRO‐ in the Parish of TION OF apr 2-may 7-2t Jefferson, State GROUND, WITH $157.59 of Louisiana, in ALL THE BUILD‐ Lake Trail Subdi‐ INGS AND vision, Section IMPROVEMENTS 1, designated as THEREON AND Lot 247 of ALL THE RIGHTS, Square 18, WAYS, PRIVI‐ bounded

by LEGES , SERVI‐ Lake Trail Drive, TUDES West Esplanade AND APPURTE‐ Avenue, David NANCES THERE‐ on stories Drive and UNTO BELONG‐ that matter Thirty-Third ING OR IN ANY‐ Street. Said Lot WISE APPER‐ 247 commences TAINING, at a distance of SITUATED IN 235.38 feet from THE THIRD DIS‐ the corner of TRICT OF NEW Lake ORLEANS, Trail Drive and FORMING PART Thirty-Third OF THE SUBSCRIBE Street, and ORIGINAL LOT 5 measures OF THE HOP‐ TODAY thence 63.46 KINS TRACT, IN feet front on THE SUBDIVI‐ Lake Trail SION KNOWN AS Drive, the same FAIRMONT width in the PARK, WHICH rear, by a depth SAID LOTS ARE of 88.07 feet be‐ DESIGNATED BY tween equal THE NOS. 40 and parallel AND 41 ON lines. All in ac‐ BLOCK OR cordance with SQUARE “A”, survey of J. J. BOUNDED BY SEVEN DAYS Krebs & Sons, ELYSIAN FIELDS Inc., dated Octo‐ AVENUE, MON‐ ber 27, 1976 TEREY STREET, and resurveyed FAIRMONT on April 1, 1977; DRIVE AND GEN‐ a copy of which TILLY BOULE‐ is annexed to VARD; SAID and made part LOTS ADJOIN HOME DELIVERED of another AND MEASURE act passed be‐ EACH fore me, notary, TWENTY FIVE dated this day, FEET (25’) for reference.

FRONT ON ELYSIAN FIELDS This sale is sub‐ AVENUE, BY A LOUISIANA OWNED ject to all supe‐ DEPTH OF ONE rior security in‐ HUNDRED AND terests, mort‐ TWENTY (120’) gages, liens and FEET BETWEEN privileges.

EQUAL AND PARALLEL TERMS - The full LINES; ALL IN purchase price ACCORDANCE is due at the WITH A BLUE time of the sale. PRINT OF SUR‐ VEY OF FAIR‐ NOTE: All funds MONT PARK must be MADE BY Cashier's Check, GILBERT SUBSCRIBE Certified Check, & KELLY SUR‐ Money Order, or VEYORS, DATED TODAY Personal Check SEPTEMBER 25, with Bank Letter 1936. of Credit.

IMPROVEMENT COREY J. GIROIR THEREON BEAR Attorney for THE MUNICIPAL privileges.

is due at the time of the sale.

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