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Council passes ’25 budget

BY DARREN COOPER Contributing writer

BY KIM CHATELAIN

At Slidell’s annual All-You-Can-Eat Crawfish Cook-off, it’s not crawfish by the pound, it’s crawfish by the ton.

“Literally, we’ve got tons of crawfish,” said Hospice Foundation of the South and Hospice House Executive Director Miranda Lindsay.

The biggest crawfish festival in St. Tammany Parish is scheduled for Saturday, April 26 at Fritchie Park, with the tail-peeling and entertainment starting at 11 a.m.

Advance tickets are $40 at www.CrawfishTickets.com and admission is $45 at the gate. Children under 12 are free.

Tables will be arranged, but you can ALL YOU CAN EAT always bring your own platter, chair, CRAWFISH sun-blocking festing COOK-OFF hat and enjoy the afternoon until 5 p.m.

WHAT: All You Can Eat or the last tail is Crawfish Cook-off benefitting peeled. Some 45,000 pounds of crawfish Hospice House.

WHEN: April 26 from 11 a.m. have been acquired (that’s 2.25 tons), to 5 p.m. making it one of the WHERE: Fritchie Park, 905 W. biggest crawfish Howze Beach Road, Slidell events in America.

“We’ve always had WHO: Music by Tyler Kinchen good weather, and & The Right Pieces and we hope our luck Karma will continue,” said HOW MUCH: Admission $45 Lindsay. “We want at the gate; advance tickets, people to come out, eat some crawfish, $40; free for children 12 enjoy being around and under. Get them at www. their fellow commuCrawfishTickets.com. nity members and PARKING: Free shuttle at do something great Salmen High School, Calvary for a good cause.”

Now in it’s 20th Baptist Church, First Baptist year, the crawfish Church, and the old outlet cook-off benefits mall (park in the area farthest Hospice Foundafrom Interstate 10). Paid lot tion of the South and ($10) on W. Howze Beach its Hospice House, which provides comRoad past Spartan Drive.

MORE: There’s also a cook-off fort to people at the end of their lives, contest for interested teams. as well as assisting their loved ones.

“We are completely need-based,” said Lindsay.

“And we want people to understand that it’s not just financial need, because the need looks different for every family.”

Over the years, the organization has begun to work more on easing transitions for the family

More than three months into 2025, a divided Abita Springs Town Council approved on April 16 a $12.6 million spending plan for the current year.

The council’s 3-2 vote on the 2025 budget reflects the division in Abita Springs, which is still reeling from a series of troublesome events over the past few years.

Council members Regan Contois, Pat Patterson and Eric Templet voted in favor of the budget. E.J. Boudreaux and Stephen Saussy voted in opposition.

An ordinance to approve the budget first appeared on the council’s agenda in December, but a consensus could not be reached, and the matter was deferred. Meanwhile, the council sought input from the state Legislative Auditor’s Office to better navigate the budgeting process.

The town took advantage of a state law that allows municipal governments to operate temporarily under the previous year’s budget until one can be approved for the new year.

But despite the extra time and effort, town leaders remained at odds over city finances and priorities.

“I’m a little disappointed with this budget,” Boudreaux said. “I don’t see anything in here that really talks about advancements in the infrastructure. The priorities in this budget just don’t line up with what the town really needs, as far as I’m concerned.”

Contois stressed the importance of approving a budget for the current year to avoid “dire consequences,” noting the spending plan can be amended as needed in the coming months.

“It’s not perfect,” Contois said of the budget. “We’ve gone through a lot to get to this point. I don’t think we have the luxury of waiting longer to pass a budget because basically the town is going to grind to a halt if we don’t have a way to continue financially.”

Major expenditures outlined in the budget include $7.5 million in grants and capital projects; $1.7 million for salaries and benefits;

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Contributing writer

STAFF PHOTO BY SCOTT THRELKELD

Silas Hadden, 18, flips his board as he checks out the park hardscape.

SKATE AWAY Staff report

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It may have been tax day for Americans, but that didn’t stop the fun of experiencing the long-awaited skate park that finally opened in John Slidell Park.

The day began with a symbolic ribbon cutting and a round of speeches, but the real fun began after the ceremonial to-dos were over as excited

residents of all ages put wheels down in the new park.

Former Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer, who spearheaded park development for several years, was on hand to declare the new attraction second only to the skate venue at Venice Beach in California.

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Gathering at the Tammany Trace to mark 30th birthday

BY SARA PAGONES

Contributing writer

The very first bicycle rolled onto the Tammany Trace three decades ago, a ceremonial ride that was more a promise of things to come since it took place on a yet-unpaved section of a former Illinois Central rail corridor.

Today, it’s hard to imagine the 31-mile recreational path without cyclists, runners and walkers — 300,000 of them every year, according to parish officials.

Once a lifeline for commerce, the trail touches most of St. Tammany’s towns, from

Covington east to Abita Springs, south to Mandeville and then east once more through Lacombe and on to Camp Salmen near Slidell.

The parish will observe the trail’s latest milestone on April 26 with a Saturday event that marks not only the Tammany Trace’s 30th anniversary but also observes the nationwide Celebrate Trails Day. A variety of activities are planned, from bike rides to gardening lessons, a much needed adoption of pets from the overcrowded St. Tammany Department of Animal Services.

As popular as the Trace is today, it might

easily have never happened.

Kevin Davis, a police juror at the time, found out that the Illinois Central was abandoning the corridor.

“The railroad is what created St. Tammany. We were a timber industry, with the shipyard in Madisonville. … We needed to save this history,” Davis said.

His initial thought of preserving it as a potential roadway gave way to a more creative idea, like running a small train as a tourist attraction — a notion that had some supporters.

The obstacle was money — the parish didn’t have it, and the land had already been purchased from the railroad, by business-

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But Davis was persistent, and he eventually persuaded Blossman to it sell to the parish for $1.2 million, and with the help of federal transportation money and the Regional Planning Commission, the parish made the purchase in 1992.

National legislation that enabled local governments to preserve abandoned lines as recreational trails was also key, and after parish leaders visited a successful conversion in Florida, the idea gained momentum.

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SKATE PARK

The youngest riders protect themselves with pink and purple safety equipment.

Reggie White, 26, of Slidell, spins his handlebars during a jump.

STAFF PHOTOS BY SCOTT THRELKELD

A skateboarder checks out the park.

Up in the air with his board.

Former Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer cuts the ribbon for a new skate park during its opening day at John Slidell Park in Slidell on April 15.

Taking a ride in the bowl on opening day.

Cameron McKnight, 23, of Covington flips his scooter as skateboarders and bicyclists check out the new park during its opening day at John Slidell Park in Slidell.

Jazmine Nolan, 11, left, helps steady her brother, Kori Kellum, 9, both of Lacombe.

Cameron McKnight rides his scooter off a handrail.

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TRACE

TAMMANY TRACE EVENTS

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WHAT: Events to celebrate the Trace’s 30th anniversary. the Tammany Trace could be,” TamWHEN: All throughout the day, many Trace Foundation President April 26.

Bruce Wainer said.

WHERE: All along the Trace, He cited the extension into Covingincluding: ton, the connection to Camp Salmen KOOP DRIVE TRAILHEAD and what Covington and Mandeville have done around their trailheads as n A 1- 3-mile run or walk with examples of how the Trace evolved.

Brittany & the Wednesday Run The Trace is also a part of St. TamClub, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; many’s growth as a tourism destinan Group riding event with tion, said Donna O’Daniels, president Bike Easy from Koop to Abita and CEO of Visit the Northshore. Accessible outdoor recreation is one of Springs Trailheard, 10 a.m. to the top draws for visitors, she said, 1 p.m.; and the Trace is also a center for n Adoption extravaganza by events, from farmers markets to St. Tammany’s Department of concerts at trailheads.

Animal Services from 10 a.m.

Davis recalls running into a family from Japan years ago while rollerto 2 p.m.; blading on the Trace and thinking, BONFOUCA-CAROLLO “It really is doing what we thought FILE PHOTO TRAILHEAD it would do.” n Chief Warhorse of the Wainer agreed: “What we had en- The Tammany Trace is beloved by people who count on its beauty, accessibility, and Chahta Native American on St. visioned is now a reality.” serenity,

Grandmother teaches enduring lessons of civility, humor Back in December, I introduced of what might happen if my grandyou to my maternal grandmother. mother knew I was even experiFor those who don’t remember, menting. she went by Tog, a nickname beHowever, there was another side to my grandmother. Given the stowed upon her by one of her six opportunity, there would be the sons, the letters standing for “The Margaret recitation of little rhymes she said Old Girl.” Once I learned this, it Albert came from bathroom walls. I’m didn’t take me long to understand pretty sure she heard them from the reasoning behind the name. one or possibly all of her six sons.

Grandma taught me so many Because of grandma, my sense of huwonderful things. I learned all about insects and plants. She had an endless mor resembles that of a middle-school supply of embroidery transfers for pilboy. The things I think are funny are well, FUNNY. But you might not think so. lowcases she stamped to teach me this She also taught me a love of language genteel skill. I can set the perfect table, that puts a double entendre, especially sew buttons on clothes, and a dress or one that is unintended, on the top 10 list of pants. I can darn socks. At one time I things that make me laugh. was somewhat proficient with a sewing I am the person you probably shouldn’t machine. And to this day, I can proudly sit next to at an important meeting. Or say that I still know my times tables. No church. Because if I hear, see, or happen thanks to Sister Cabrini. Grandma could have taught THAT woman a thing or two. to be reminded of something that could She was the one who taught us manners, even resemble this type of humor, I just might catch your eye and have you laughand heaven help us if we didn’t use them.

Grammar and “proper usage” were esing too, and you might not even understand why. sential. If any of us happened to pick up The love of language and words that some slang we thought was cool, we’d be grandma passed on to me are part of the shamed down to Hades, and you can bet reason why I love writing. So, if you’re it wouldn’t happen again. I had college reading this, it means this column passed friends tell me I didn’t sound like somemuster with the editors. Thanks, Grandone from New Orleans. “Why is that?” they asked. I replied that I was terrified ma!

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Continued from page 1A members left behind. Hospice House tries to get them back to a regular routine and help them deal with their grief.

“We’re all going to die, and we want to make that the best possible experience we can, and we want to try to let family members be family members again,” explained Lindsay. “We know this can be consuming for people, and we want to take care of all the caregiving we can.”

The Crawfish Festival almost singlehandedly underwrites the organization, and in the previous 19 years has raised millions.

“This event is what keeps our house up and running,” Lindsay said. “We have other fundraisers, but the cook-off is what keeps us operating Hospice House. We are so thankful for the support over the years.”

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Tammany’s indigenous history, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; CAMP SALMEN n Native plant gardening lesson, 9 to 10 a.m.; n New orienteering course, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Rick Lauterbach; n History of the Choctaw Trail, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., historian Tom Aicklen; n Native plant identification, 10 a.m. to noon., Will Afton/ LSU AgCenter; n Meeting local snakes, reptiles and amphibians, noon to 1 p.m., Kevin McDunn; n Bats of St. Tammany’s Ecosystem, 1 to 1:30 p.m.; and n History of Camp Salmen, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., Ben Taylor.

Over 50 teams have signed up to participate in the cook-off contest. Each team is given a minimum of 10 sacks to boil. Last year’s winners were “Let’s Geaux Boil,” and each year’s winner receives a custom decorative crawfish paddle. A local team from Fox8 will be the celebrity judges.

The mudbugs come from local suppliers.

Last year, almost 43,000 pounds were enjoyed (Hospice House sells back whatever is not devoured). Beverages and other food will also be available for purchase. This year’s music lineup includes Tyler Kinchen & The Right Pieces and Karma.

The festival goes on rain or shine. No outside ice chests, tents or animals are allowed inside the park grounds. There are satellite parking locations with a free shuttle from Salmen High School, Calvary Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, and the old outlet mall at Old Spanish Trail and I-10.

There’s also a $10 paid lot on West Howze Beach Road past Spartan Drive with proceeds directly benefiting Hospice House.

nal charges for allegedly embezzling public funds for their personal use between 2019 and 2023. The town also has been in a Continued from page 1A tense legal battle with a developer over a 168-acre planned unit development on La. 36. And Mayor Dan Curtis and the council and $336,639 for public safety.

The local government has been battered have also clashed over personnel matters by several controversial issues that cre- involving the town marshal. ated animosity among those in charge of running the town.

Email Kim Chatelain at kchatelaintp@ Two former town employees face crimi- gmail.com.

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PHOTOS BY BOBBY GILBOY

Teddy Wix, 2, inspects a green plastic egg he found at the Easter Eggstravaganza on April 19 at the Covington Trailhead.

Hopping down the Covington bunny trail(head)

The Covington Trailhead was a great place to spend the morning of April 19 with an Easter Eggstravaganza held for area children. Presented by the city of Covington, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Covington and the West St. Autumn Raein, 5, cradles a baby chick at the Easter Eggstravaganza. A petting zoo was Tammany YMCA, the fun event included an Easter egg hunt, part of the annual event’s holiday-related activities. holiday-themed arts and crafts, STEM activities, a petting zoo and a youth wellness fair. The annual event is one of several throughout St. Tammany Parish that take advantage of the mild weather south Louisiana usually receives in mid-spring.

Three young entrepreneurs win seed money

BY DARREN COOPER Contributing writer

From sweet cakes to axes to wearable tech, the ideas and enthusiasm from the young entrepreneurs on the northshore never fails.

The Young Entrepreneurs Academy Northshore is a place where students from eighth to 12th grade can pitch business ideas, learn the fine points of crafting business plans and marketing. Students then have to pitch their idea “Shark Tank”-style to receive funding.

In this 10th year of the YEA program, 12 students graduated, and three of them were chosen to get some seed money that will help boost their nascent businesses. Here’s a look at three.

Perfect form Spina bifada hasn’t kept Breighton Hamel from chasing his athletic dreams. That means he wants to be good, and he wants to find every advantage out there he can.

A basketball player all his life, both traditional and wheelchair, Hamel, 15, came up with the idea for Fittech Sports, which is wearable technology that gives instant feedback on the user’s athletic form through a linked app, whether it be a running stride, a baseball swing or a shooting stroke.

“I love anything to do with sports, and I wanted to create a sensor that could fit inside your clothes and track your performance,”

said Hamel, the St. Thomas Aquinas freshman who lives in Hammond. “It would send that data to an app, and you can get the feedback in real time.”

Hamel knows fitnesstracking apps already exist, Hamel but not exactly to this detail. His business plan involves gaining the license from a similar company and adding his idea to the concept.

“My slogan for the company is ‘Enhance performance for all athletes,’ ” Hamel said.

Hamel received seed money from the YEA to help launch his product and said the whole program was informative and went by quickly. He’s confident in his idea.

“I’m excited to see where I can go with it,” Hamel said. “I think it definitely fills a need.

A lot of people have situations where they don’t have the best coaches or don’t have any coaches who can help you with what you’re doing wrong, so building this app will make it so everyone can be the best version of themselves.”

cate outside of technology and social media,” said Ricard, a freshman at Hannan High School who lives in Hammond.

Ricard, 14, wants to take the ax throwing concept and make it transportable, much Ricard like big gamer trucks that set up outside your door and let a large number of kids play video games on big-screen TVs for parties. Instead, Ricard envisions a long trailer where throwers can heave their axes at a target and mingle.

“I was thinking about it, and I knew I wanted to do something that brought people together,” said Ricard. “I have gone to ax throwing places a few times and thought it was really fun, and I wanted to spread that to others.”

The YEA experience for Ricard served as great preparation and giving him a step-bystep plan on how to launch his business, Austin’s Axes. He is on the search for a trailer that will fit his needs and can be outfitted.

Creating his own business idea was a new thought for Ricard, who was introduced to Throw it out there the program by Hamel.

“The main feedback was that you have Some observers might see recreational ax throwing sports as dangerous, but Austin to like what you do; it has to be something Ricard sees an opportunity and the poten- you’re passionate about and something that resonates with you,” said Ricard. tial for growth.

“Ax throwing is getting more and more popular, especially among teens and young Sweet Annie adults who need better ways to communiAnne Rogers, 18, came up with her spe-

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“My biggest tip is mixing, it’s really easy to overmix,” said Rogers, from Denham Springs. “I always leave a little extra flour to put in at the end. If you do that, your cookies come out thick and delicious.”

Rogers came up with Anne Shirley’s Sweets (Shirley is her middle name), and she sells various cakes and cookies online and at Christ Community Church in her hometown.

Her menu includes cookies — big ones, the size of your fist — plus special cakes.

She’s working on some new strawberry cake recipes and maybe a lemon bar.

She came equipped with her treats to impress the YEA panel.

“I did bring some samples,” Rogers said with a laugh. “Each of them got a slice of strawberry coconut cake and a cookie, and they loved it. I didn’t get any negative feedback.”

EA Northshore is based in Hammond.

The program was started by Mandeville businessman Shelby Lasalle in 2015 as a way to teach local young people business skills and how to grow and market their ideas.

It’s one of 150 YEA chapters nationwide.

Rick Danielson, another local businessman, is director of the program now.

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NEWS ROUNDUP

Mandeville sets open house on master plan rewrite Staff report

The gazebo’s worn railings will be replaced as part of the refurbishment of the Mandeville gazebo.

The city of Mandeville’s Comprehensive Master Plan rewrite has been moving along well, the city administration says, and an open house will take place May 7 to look at the proposed plan and get public feedback to its provisions.

The meeting to examine the “Mandeville Thrives 2045” plan will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Spitzfaden Community Center.

Several public hearings and focus groups, both online and in person, have already taken place to help inform the plan, and the city’s mayor is asking that residents come out to give more input and feedback.

For more information on the plan update, visit www. mandevillethrives2045.com.

On another matter, the city will also hold an open house on May 13 at 5 p.m. in advance of the evening’s 6 p.m. Planning and Zoning

FILE PHOTO BY TED JACKSON

The residents of Mandeville value the lakefront as a community gathering place and a premium spot to kick back and relax. meeting. The subject of that open house will be to see the design of three new parks proposed by the Waggoner & Ball design firm. Again, the city is seeking public input on the proposed parks.

Early voting continues Early voting for the May 3 Municipal Primary Election continues daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Saturday, April 26.

Locations include the Cov-

ington office of the Registrar of Voters at 601 N. Jefferson Ave. on the ground floor of the St. Tammany Parish Justice Center parking garage; the Slidell office at 520 Old Spanish Trail, Suite 2F of the Towers Building; and at Parish Government Headquarters, 21490 Koop Drive, Building A, near Mandeville.

Identification is required to vote. For more information, call (985) 809-5500 or (985) 646-4125.

Homewners can apply to fortify roofs Staff report

PHOTOS BY KIM CHATELAIN

The landmark at Mandeville’s harbor across from the yacht club will be spruced up under a new contract approved by the City Council.

Mandeville’s gazebo to get facelift

BY KIM CHATELAIN Contributing writer

The gazebo at the Mandeville harbor will get a facelift under a contract approved April 10 by the City Council.

The council unanimously voted to accept low bid of $467,996 from Scottmoore LLC and authorized Mayor Clay Madden to sign the contract for the long-anticipated project to spruce up the pavilion. The 10 bids submitted ranged to a high of $798,000, city documents show.

The open-air structure at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Lakeshore Drive on the Mandeville lakefront was built in 2008, and city officials said “years and years” of deferred

maintenance have left it in need of improvements.

Councilman at large Jason Zuckerman said money for refurbishing the gazebo was included in past city budgets, but the repairs could not be started until design work was completed and other loose ends were tied up.

In the interim, Zuckerman said the city was able to “add scope” to the project while keeping it generally in line with the original cost estimates. The additional elements involve improvements to the area surrounding the gazebo that is located directly across the street from the Pontchartrain Yacht Club.

“I’m very excited to get this project going,” he said.

The 17-year-old gazebo

perched above the waterway leading from Lake Pontchartrain into the Mandeville harbor, is partially surrounded by rusted railings.

Benches located inside the structure also show sign of wear.

The project involves cleaning, repairing, and repainting the gazebo and installing a new steel railing system. The contractor will also make electrical repairs and replace the lighting system.

In addition, the intersection of Lakeshore Drive and Jackson Avenue will be reconfigured and improvements made to surrounding sidewalks, the pedestrian crossing, paved parking spaces, and landscaped areas, according to city bid documents.

Qualified homeowners can apply for a grant worth up to $15,000 to replace an existing roof with a stronger one under the East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity Fortified Roof Program.

This roofing system is said to be designed and installed to meet the standards of the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety, a roof with enhanced protection against severe weather, particularly hurricanes and high winds. The fortified roof will be placed to potentially lower the wind insurance portion of a homeowner’s policy, Habitat said, and homes with a fortified roof may sell for up to 7% more than those without one.

Eligibility requirements specify that the home must be located within East St. Tammany Parish and must have a permanent foundation, meaning mobile and manufactured homes are not eligible — nor are townhomes, duplexes and condos.

Additionally, the home must be structurally sound and in good condition; the applicant’s name must appear on the deed; and a copy of the deed is required.

Under this grant, Habitat for Humanity can only replace the roof; it cannot repair fascia, soffit, siding or other parts of the home.

The grant applicant must be the primary resident of the home; there can be a mortgage, so long as the applicant’s name is on the deed. The home must be covered by a current homeowner’s insurance policy that includes wind coverage, and if located in a flood zone, flood insurance is also required.

The gross household income (before taxes) must not exceed the program’s maximum limit, which ranges from an annual gross income of $72,960 for a family of one to $129,240 for a family of seven. And the program requires acceptable documentation of all household income, including tax returns, pay stubs, or benefit letters for Social Security, retirement, VA benefits, etc.

Habitat will need more information to determine eligibility of any grant applicant who has a recent or open homeowner’s insurance claim; a homeowner cannot receive both an insurance settlement for roof damage and grant funds for a roof replacement. However, the home’s owner can pursue both options and choose the best one.

Discuss these and other issues, as well as consult a complete 2025 income chart for eligibility, by visiting www.fortifiedhome.org, www.esthfh.org or calling (985) 639-0656.

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With the new accreditation are, from left, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Troy Brackett; Chief of Administration Chad Duffaut; Fire Prevention Officer/Accreditation Manager Mat DelBuono; Fire Chief Chris Kaufmann; accreditation representative Otto Hube (also CFO commission chair and Loveland-Symmes Fire Department chief); Dan Crowley, past chairman of the Board of Commissioners; Chief of Compliance Mike Thiel; and Fire Prevention Officer/Firefighters Association President Dave Berns.

Third time’s another charm for Fire District No. 1

Staff report The St. Tammany Fire Protection District No. 1 in Slidell has received reaccreditation for a third time with the Commission on Fire Accreditation International after meeting the criteria established through the commission’s voluntary selfassessment and accreditation program.

St. Tammany Fire Protection District No. 1/Slidell Fire Department is one of more than 300 agencies to achieve that status with the international program and the Center for Public Safety Excellence Inc. Ten years ago, the local district became the first paid, internationally

accredited fire department in the state, and today, it is one of only three such accredited fire departments in Louisiana.

The Commission on Fire Accreditation International is dedicated to helping fire and emergency service agencies throughout the world to achieve excellence through self-assessment and accreditation in order to provide continuous quality improvement and enhance service delivery to their communities. It provides an agency with an improvement model to assess their service delivery and performance internally, and then works with a team of peers from other agencies to ver-

ify and validate their completed self-assessment. The accreditation model encompasses 11 categories, from governance and administration to health and safety.

District No. 1 Fire Chief Chris Kaufmann stated that the agency’s achievement of accredited status demonstrates his agency’s commitment to provide the highest quality of service to the community.

“We have also been able to use the Commission on Fire Accreditation International’s process as a proactive mechanism to plan for the future of this agency and locate areas where we can improve on the quality of the services we provide,” he said.

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Veterans will gather to share stories and write songs Staff report A songwriting workshop hosted by Songs of Survivors at American Legion Post 16 in Covington on April 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. is open to all local veterans who sign up to participate while there is space.

At the workshop, the nonprofit Songs of Survivors will give veterans the chance to collaborate and write a song about their military experiences.

During the first part of the session, vets will share personal experiences with others vets and the professional songwriters on hand for the event. After sharing a communal lunch at the post, individual vets will work with a songwriter

register online at SOS4Vets. org. Additional sessions can be scheduled if there is a sufficient number of vets who don’t get one of the spots on April 26.

Since 2019, Songs of Survivors has used the workshop and songwriting format to promote the healing of veterans through selfexpression and networking with other vets, an experience that then culminates in the creation of a song that captures some of their military memories and exFILE PHOTO BY GRANT THERKILDSEN periences. The songs created will be subsequently Color Guard presents the flag during an earlier Veterans produced using state-of-theDay Ceremony by the St. Tammany Veterans Foundation art equipment and expert and Robert H. Burns American Legion Post 16 in engineering to leave each Covington. participating veteran with a professionally mastered to capture their story in a The program is free to song about their lives that song. veterans, but each must they can call their own.

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Students from Tulane University’s indigenous lifestyle class do the heavy lfting to prepare the medicine wheel garden for spring planting while being overseen by the elders.

Teaching history and sharing culture in Bayou Lacombe

BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer

Bubbly on the Bayou benefits Rainbow Child Center The 15th annual Bubbly on the Bayou Champagne Brunch celebrated Kentucky Derbystyle on April 13 featured music by Bobby Ohler and brunch by Patton’s SalmenFritchie House in Slidell.

Proceeds benefit the Rainbow Child Center.

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Shannon Dowden, Genie Suarez, Allison Morici, Lisa Frazier, Sandy Rinaudo, Arlene Holley, Pam Houser and Kim Foltz

Myra Hazard, Shannon Dardar, Tina Crawford and Barbara Murphy

Michelle Chappuis, Judy Warnke, Carol Sensebe and Joann Chelchowski

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Matthew and Kathy Cousin

In honor of Earth Day 2025, volunteers with the Bayou Lacombe Museum are offering an experience flavored with the essence of local Chahta, or Choctaw, culture on April 26 when the museum and a special section of Bayou Lacombe Park shines a light on history.

The Choctaw were part of the Southeast culture and spoke a language from the Muskogean family. They established settlements in what is now St. Tammany Parish, including near Bayou Lacombe, where some descendants still live.

“We are excited to bring this community together to honor the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Lacombe with all of St. Tammany,” said Karen Raymond, president of Bayou Lacombe Museum’s board of directors.

This year’s celebration in the park will include tours of the Buchockwa Garden, a medicine wheel garden featuring medicinals and other useful plants, as well as an example of a “three sisters garden.” The gardens are a collaborative effort between the museum and Lacombe Recreation District No. 4 and serve several purposes, Raymond said.

“Indigenous people have grown corn, beans and squash together for specific reasons, and we have a great example of this in the Three Sisters Garden,” she said. “As the corn stalks grow tall, the beans use the stalks for support. The squash plants cover the ground surrounding the other two, keeping pests away while the beans offer nutrients to the other plants.”

During harvest time, museum volunteer Scierra LeGarde often makes a delicious relish dish from the produce, according to Raymond.

The Buchockwa Garden, including a hand-constructed Chahta palmetto hut, has been a part of the museum’s outdoor display for about five years.

“We wanted to have a living Chahta presence here, and the garden is part of that,” Raymond said.

Museum board member Anthony Lott believes the gardens help tell an important part of the history of the people of Lacombe.

“Our ancestors grew what they needed to survive and thrive. These gardens help to pass down the history of the indigenous people who have lived in this area,” he said.

Lott credits his love of gardening from the knowledge shared with him by his uncles and other relatives. He says he has loved to dig in the dirt since he was a little boy, and now he has the opportunity to teach children some of what he learned since an early age.

“When I am working with the kids, I like to call it “growing patience.” I enjoy teaching the children about the plants in the Medicine Wheel and the Three Sisters Garden and then help them to plant their own seeds,” said Lott.

“They get a taste of patience, instead of instant gratification, when they plant those seeds. I get excited when they want to come back later to see the fruits of their labors.”

Sharing the meaning behind the plants growing in the special plots is also part of his program. Lott talks about their medicinal factors and shares other details of interest.

“We talk about how some plants can be used for medicine or to dye cloth. The kids find it interesting that yucca was grown, not only to be used as medicine, but because its fibers could be used to make bow strings and other parts of the plant could be made into soap. All these things help to tell the story of how our ancestors lived off the land,” said Lott.

The Earth Day program from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. will includeh garden activities, scavenger hunts for children and adults, Chahta games and informational booths supporting the museum and community groups.

The Sunsetters band will also play throughout the event under the big oak by the museum.

The museum is also partnering with Celebration Trails, an initiative working to connect special events and programs to the Tammany Trace and other trails across the United States.

The museum at 61115 S. St. Mary St. is regularly open on Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m.

For more information about the Earth Day celebration or the museum, visit the organization’s website, www.bayoulacombemuseum.com.

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AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOODS SHOWS

ROCKING: The next free Rockin’ the Rails concert, will feature the Pontchartrain Shakers and their medley of down-home music, from swamp blues to jazz and soul, at the Covington Trailhead from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on April 24. Bring chairs and blankets for seating.

SOUL: The upcoming free Bayou Jam concert, featuring Lauren Murphy and the Psychedelics, is scheduled from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on April 27 in Heritage Park, 1701 Bayou Lane, in Slidell. Concertgoers can bring their chairs and blankets for seating; food and beverages available for purchase on site.

Park regulations prohibit pets, skateboards, scooters, barbecue grills and glass. In case of inclement weather, cancellation decisions will be announced by noon on day of event via city website and Facebook page. For more, call (985) 646-4375.

LIVE: The city continues its Mandeville Live! Free Fridays concert series on April 25 when the party band Groovy 7 plays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Bring shoes for dancing and a chair/blanket for seating at the city’s trailhead, 675 Lafitte St., but no outside food, drinks or ice chests allowed. Concessions sold on-site.

GROOVE: The TerraBella Village community in Covington hosts a free public concert in their square on April 25 featuring New Orleans blues singer and pianist Kevin “Sonny” Gullage and the Blues Groovers. The 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. concert will also include food trucks, beverage vendors, and lots of green space at 111 Terra Bella Blvd. No outside food, drinks or ice chests permitted. For more, see terrabellavillage.com/events.

ELVIS: Adults 55 and up are invited to join the Young at Heart group at First Baptist Church in Covington for a performance by Elvis impersonator Brandon Bennett on May 20. The program begins at 10:30 a.m., lunch at noon. Cost is $15 by cash or check at the door for those who register online at fbccov. org/adults-55 by noon on May 15.

FREE JAMS: A free Bluegrass Jam by the Northshore Traditional Music Society takes place at 6 p.m. April 25 under the Covington Farmer’s Market Gazebo, 609 N. Columbia St. All are invited to sit in or listen as part of the night’s larger block party within walking distance in downtown Covington. From noon to 2 p.m. on April 27, at St. John’s Coffee House, 535 E. Boston St., there will be a Slow/ Fast Session with Madeline Hill, especially for those interested in playing Celtic fiddle tunes. Music played slowly at first, then at normal speed. And on April 28, musicians of all ages and abilities are invited to perform their own music before a supportive audience at Cilantros Mexican Cuisine, 321 N. Columbia St. Go online to ntms.org to get more details

and find free music for all the sessions.

THEATER

WHAT: Playmakers Theater in Covington will host the Louisiana premiere of “The Sugar Beans,” a Southern gothic comedy of romance, murder and alien abduction produced by the Evangeline Theater Co. Written

by Nathan Sanders and directed by Gordon Carmadelle, see how the Nettle Sisters try to escape spinsterhood in unique ways. Get ready for some sugar cane, an Eva Gabor wig, a swamp shack, some space aliens and plenty of laughs. Shows Thursday-Sunday, May 1-4 and May 8-11. Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.; all others at 7:30 p.m. Get tickets online at Evangelinetheater.ludus.com/ index.php. (Previously purchased tickets and season tickets for the now cancelled “Corpse!” will be honored for “The Sugar Bean Sisters.”)

JUDAS: The 30 by Ninety Theatre is presenting the R-rated production “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot” for mature audiences only.

The play by Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist Stephen Adley Guirgis reexamines the plight and fate of Judas, perhaps the New Testament’s most infamous and unexplained sinner; it explores deep themes of faith, justice and the human condition; it contains explicit language and questions religious perspectives that may provoke or unsettle some.

Directed by DeJuan “DJ” James. Shows April 25-27, May 2-4 and May 9-11 at 880 Lafayette St. in Mandeville; evenings and matinees.

Visit 30byninety.com for more show details or to get tickets.

KIDS ONLY: Join 30 by Ninety Theatre for Pure Imagination, a one-week musical theater program for performers ages 7-17 directed

by Joy Bosley. Participants will dive into Broadway magic as they work on a solo or duet and multiple group numbers, culminating in a cabaret-style performance. No experience needed to join the May 26-30 workshop, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, with May 31 performances at 10 a.m. and noon. Tuition is $300 and comes with a camp T-shirt. There is also a special half-day program for ages 5-6 on June 2-13. Get more details or register at 30byninety.com.

SAM: An evening of song and story, “Sing Me A Song, Sam,” will feature the music and storytelling of Sam Warren, who was last seen on stage as Mister in “A Color Purple.”

For audiences of all ages at the Cutting Edge Center for the Arts, 767 Robert Blvd. in Slidell, on April 25 & 26. Shows are at 8 p.m. Text for tickets (985) 288-2933.

ART

WOMEN: The St. Tammany Art Association will host “Girls Night Out — Artistic Journaling” from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. April 29 at 320 N. Columbia St. All supplies included for $50, but participants are free to bring any personal painting tools or inspirational items, such as photos or mementos. Retired art therapist T.T. Rouse will lead. For more, see sttammany.art/GNO. SUBMIT: The St. Tammany Art Association will present its 55th annual National Juried Exhibition on July 12 through Sept. 12 in the Art House’s Miriam Barringer Gallery, and a call for submissions for artists at least 18 years of age has been issued nationwide.

The deadline for submissions is midnight, April 26, through CaFE.org. See that or the sttammany.art/upcoming-exhibitions.

BY MARGARET ALBERT Contributing writer

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Amedee Frederick and Jojjo Wight will bring the Pontchartrain Shakers’ sound back to Covington on April 24.

COMMUNITY GUMBO

MUDBUGS: Support your local Marines by attending the fourth annual Crawfish Cook-off for the Corps on April 26 at the Pontchartrain Yacht Club, 140 Jackson Ave. in old Mandeville. Plenty of crawfish, hot dogs and ice cold beer, plus “Flying Pig” and “Frozen Bliss” food trucks, on site from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Kids 12 and under get in free. For tickets, go online to www.sccacookoffs.com/eventdetails/4th-annual-crawfish-cook-off-forthe-corps.

ONE-OF-A-KIND: The free, juried, two-day Covington Antiques & Uniques Festival takes place in and around the Covington Trailhead April 26 & 27 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. daily.

More than 50 artists, artisans and crafters will display their offerings for festgoers; live music and food. For more info, call (985) 8921873; email sbonnett@covla.com; or see the Covington Heritage Foundation website or Facebook page.

READ: Hometown author Suzie Bronk Hunt will sign copies of her newest release, “50% Chance of Sunshine,” at Eclectic Finds by Artdecogirl, 888 Old Spanish Trail in Slidell from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on April 26. This is Hunt’s second novel in her Louisiana-set Rienville Moments book series. Hunt, a freelance writer and former columnist, will also talk about books, writing and story creation with readers.

For more info, call (985) 768-6294.

RECYCLE: On April 26, Mandeville residents can drop off glass for recycling into sand for beach restoration projects. Residents may also drop off documents, junk mail and the like to be securely shredded by a bonded, licensed company. Drop those items at the Mandeville Community Center, 3090 E. Causeway Approach, between 9 a.m. and noon. For more info, see the Keep Mandeville Beautiful website or email kmb@cityofmandeville.com.

FISH: Registration is open for beginning or experienced fishers ages 4 to 15 to sign up for the Youth Fishing Rodeo at Bogue Chitto National Wildlife Refuge on June 7. A morning of fishing at the Jim Schmidt Boardwalk Trailhead/fishing access site at Exit 11 on I-59 North near Pearl River — as well as lunch for the angler’s family — is $10 per child who fishes, but registration is required no later than May 31 or earlier if all spots are filled.

Register early and pay online at www.flwr. org; phone registrations not accepted, but to request that a registration form be mailed; to ask about financial aide; or get more general info, reach rodeo sponsor U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Friends of Louisiana Wildlife Refuges, call (985) 882-2025 or email lwrfriends@gmail.com or call (985) 882-2025.

HELP: St. Tammany Health System’s Palliative Medicine program will present its next free Advance Care Planning and Education event in Covington at 10 a.m. on May 6 in conjunction with the Cinco de Mammo event at Avanti Senior Living Center, 2235 Watercross Parkway, near Covington. Public invited to this free event. For more, call (985) 871-5975.

MUSTANGS: A Local First Responders show of cars, trucks, bikes and Jeeps is planned noon to 4 p.m. May 3 in Fritchie Park in Slidell; proceeds benefit e St. Tammany Firefighters’ Benevolent Association. Judging starts at noon, awards at 3 p.m. Free vehicle registrations 8 a.m.-11 a.m. or until lot is full at the 905 W. Howze Beach Road park. Also door prizes, music, 50-50 raffle, auctions and food for purchase or donation. Hosted by Northshore Mustang Club and St. Tammany fire chiefs. For more, see their websites or Facebook pages.

PEOPLE WHO MEET

WIDOWS: The next general meeting of the Widows’ Social Club of Slidell will be held at 10 a.m. April 26 in the John Wesley Center at Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 360 Robert Blvd., with guest speaker Louisiana state Rep. Brian Glorioso, who serves on the civil law, insurance and labor committees.

All widows welcome. Questions? Call Cindy Alberts, (985) 707-7676.

SAVE THE DATE

RUN: The West St. Tammany YMCA in Covington to host Healthy Kids Day 5K and 1-mile Fun Run at 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. on May 10, respectively. Immediately after, Healthy Kids Day activities begin, to include pool and waterslide (so bring swim trunks), games, crafts and more. Register at RunSignUp (search YMCA HKD5K) before April 27 to save money and get a T-shirt. Events start and end at YMCA, 71256 Francis Road. Proceeds to help the Y extend financial assistance to those who cannot otherwise afford services.

Go online to get more information or sign up for Kids Day activities at https://runsignup. com/Race/LA/Covington/YMCAHKD5K.

In a world with technology for every purpose, plenty of adults find it refreshing to see some students choosing to study basic life skills, which in turn relate to survival, business, leadership and enhanced communication.

Most, if not all, high schools in St. Tammany Parish offer classes in agricultural science, or “ag,” as well as nutrition and food, which is an updated, upgraded version of what used to be called “home economics.”

During a recent visit to Covington High School, both classes were in session.

Soon after entering their classroom, a small group of agriculture science students were given a prompt and only one minute to think about it before engaging in a “conduct of chapter,” which is a process integral to the Future Farmers of America organization, or FFA, and vital to the Ag curriculum.

The students then had 13 minutes to execute a scripted type of parliamentary procedure in which they discussed the prompt and then voted on it.

FFA students must show confidence in communication and public speaking, as well as mastery of subject matter. The goal is for these high school students to show competence and leadership in both theory and practice.

Among the many areas for these aspiring agricultural leaders to participate are cattle, poultry, eggs, pigs, fish, bees, fruits, vegetables, engines, maintenance construction, as well as the knowledge and proficient use of farm tools and equipment — and that’s only a partial list of available concentrations.

Nutrition and food classes at Covington High School combine identifying healthy foods and learning various techniques for preparing, cooking and presenting different types of food, lessons the students used during a visit by St. Tammany Parish School Board members and the system’s superintendent earlier in the school term.

That day, instructor Stephanie Buchholz had her class prepare and serve pizza and quiche with a salad of lettuces and berries harvested from the school garden, a farmto-table experience.

At present, the students are learning life skills cooking.

“Many of these students don’t know how to prepare and cook fresh produce for a meal,” she says. “Hopefully, they will have learned to plan meals, do the shopping and cook for themselves, whatever their post-graduation plans.”

Meanwhile, ag students are learning about

PHOTO BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

Alex Perez is with ‘Mama,’ a breeding pig that is part of the Covington High School ag program. The school’s Farm to Table class teaches students the skills to cultivate foodstuffs for consumption, but also vital life skills not shared as often in today’s digital world.

scientific grazing rotation for cattle; that pollinator plants native to Louisiana provide essential food for bees; and how proper soil nutrients and care of vegetable, fruit, and pollinator plants are crucial for growth and harvesting.

“These kids are learning stack enterprise.

Cattle, pollinators (in this case, clover) and corn are three streams of revenue”, teacher Hunter King says. In short, students in nutrition classes at Covington High School are learning to grow, prepare, and cook all types of foods, while ag students are learning to operate and maintain work equipment, as well as to grow, produce, maintain and harvest some basic foodstuffs.

In both curriculums, in the proper year of study, this is knowledge that makes important industry-based certifications available to them. And once they graduate, these young men and women can be equipped with the communication skills, decisionmaking abilities, work knowledge, experience and work ethic that helps make them attractive job candidates and young adults much more able to take care of themselves.

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Sac bunt helps lead Pearl River to first playoff win since 2022

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Pearl River softball coach Courtney Labourdette had played the situation over and over in her head since breakfast.

So, with senior Mylie Elsensohn at third base and senior catcher Emersen Blanchard at the plate in a tied first-round playoff game, the experienced coach knew exactly what to call.

Blanchard laid down a perfectly executed RBI squeeze bunt as that play ignited the 19th-seeded Rebels’ offense en route to a 13-6 Division II nonselect playoff win at PHOTO BY HERB GOMEZ 14th-seeded Lakeshore on April 19.

Pearl River’s Emersen Blanchard lays down a sac bunt “I’ve been thinking about against Lakeshore on April 19. if we were in that situation,

“I’ve been thinking about if we were in that situation, that it was something I wanted to pull the trigger on.

I knew Emersen (Blanchard) could execute. We had the perfect person at third base in Mylie (Elsensohn) because she is so fast. I knew that we could get it done. Everyone executed it very well.”

COURTNEY LABOURDETTE, Pearl River softball coach that it was something I wanted to pull the trigger on,” Labourdette said. “I knew Emersen (Blanchard) could execute. We had the perfect person at third base in Mylie (Elsensohn) because she is so fast. I knew that we could get it done. Everyone executed it very well.”

The bunt came in the fifth inning to give Pearl River a 3-2 lead. The Rebels’ offense didn’t stop there as the visi-

tors scored 10 more runs over the final two innings to earn their first playoff win since 2022.

“I think all season that our bats have been hot, so it has just been a matter of who is going to start it and when,” said Blanchard, who finished with three doubles and six RBIs. “I think when everyone saw me bunting, which is so crazy, I think that was like okay, maybe we got

this.”

It was just the second time the four-year starter bunted in her high school career. It also showed the confidence that Labourdette had in her lineup, especially the top three hitters who went 7 of 10 with 11 RBIs and two walks.

Elsenhen was 2 for 4 with a walk, an RBI and three runs scored in the leadoff spot.

Freshman shortstop Bralyn Kelley was 2 for 3 with four RBIs, three runs scored and a walk.

“We’ve been hot lately, so I was very confident coming into the playoffs,” Labourdette said. “I knew we had a tough opponent in Lakeshore. They came out on top earlier this year, so I think

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St. Paul’s NATIONAL CHAMPS sweeps Byrd Scanlon victorious in opening series

BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

St. Paul’s newly appointed head baseball coach Mike Scanlon was all smiles after the Wolves’ first-round playoff series on April 17.

He had good reason to be.

T h e 3 1 - y e a r- o l d ä Baseball Scanlon, who came recap. to St. Paul’s last year to join first-year head PAGE 10B coach Kristian Gibbe’s staff, was elevated to head coach earlier in the day. The 15thseeded Wolves took care of business on the field with 8-4 and 15-2 victories over 18th-seeded Byrd at Heap Field.

“I’m so happy and truly blessed to have this opportunity to guide the Wolves’ historic program. It’s like having a dream job, and it’s mine. It didn’t feel real earlier in the day, but the playoff sweep makes it that much sweeter,” Scanlon said.

“It’s not the season record we hoped to have at this point, and we’ve battled adversity, but the playoff sweep gives us a new season and new life.”

The Wolves (10-18) will travel to second-seeded Holy Cross (27-4) in the second round this week.

In the first game, St. Paul’s senior right-hander Easton LeBlanc (3-2) tossed a complete-game four-hitter with one walk and eight strikeouts. All four of his runs allowed were unearned.

“My fastball was the dominant pitch with good location, and my changeup worked the whole time,” LeBlanc said.

“I concentrated on throwing strikes and getting ahead in the count to get them out. I felt like I was always in control.”

LeBlanc, hitting .333 on the year, also went 2 for 4 with two RBIs. St. Paul’s pounded out 14 hits as a team. Left fielder Brennan Villa had three hits, while junior Cody Corales and sophomore Clay Sims each had two hits and two RBIs. Tied at 3-3 heading into the bottom of the sixth, St. Paul’s batted around to score five runs and put the game out of reach. The big blow was LeBlanc’s two-run single to left, along with runproducing hits by Sims, Villa and Brennan Keim.

That was just a warmup for the Wolves’ offense as the Wolves scored 15 runs (12 earned) on 15 hits in the second game.

St. Paul’s freshman Jude Reason (3-3) was dominant on the mound, allowing just one run on three hits in four innings. He struck out five in 64 pitches.

“I just stayed focused, and I was locked in,” Reason said. “My fastball was working, so I concentrated on throwing strikes, trying to stay up in the count.”

Senior designated hitter Brennan Keim led the offense, going 3 for 3 with a two-run home run. Keim, one of six seniors, said the transition to Scanlon was seamless.

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Covington’s J.T. Sylvera was named Best Lifter, taking gold at the 2025 Powerlifting America High School National Championships.

Covington powerlifting claims team, individual titles

Championships in Milwaukee, Wis., on April 10-13.

The Lions’ boys team repeated as national champions with 60 points to hold off district rival Northshore (42 points). Covington boasted five individual national champions.

The Lions’ girls team finished second

BY MIKE PERVEL with 47 points, behind host Germantown Contributing writer High with 53 points. Covington also took Covington’s powerlifting teams con- home the overall equipped team champitinued their dominance at the 2025 Pow- onship, totaling 66 points to best Germanerlifting America High School National town High by four points.

“I was optimistic about our chances competing at nationals, even though it presents some different challenges,” Covington coach John Burford said. “Having only nine weight classes, as opposed to 11 at the state meet, can make qualifying to compete at nationals difficult. Plus, there are other factors like the travel involved along with the pressure of having to raise funds to compete at the event.”

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Lakeshore’s simple approach at plate pays off in first-round playoff sweep

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Lakeshore baseball coach Jacob Seward has preached all season that his team is at its best when it comes out and sets the tone offensively.

Boy, did the 11th-seeded Titans take that message to heart during a Division II nonselect first-round playoff series sweep against 22nd-seeded Franklinton on April 17 and 18.

The Titans scored 31 runs in nine innings during 17-2 and 14-1 mercy-rule-shortened victories.

“The kids did a good job of buying into our offensive philosophy,” Seward said.

“They didn’t try to do too much. They got their hits when they could, and when they got on base, they did a good job of causing chaos. I’m proud of our guys for doing what it took to win this weekend.”

The Titans (17-13) will travel to sixthseeded Rayne (21-8) in the second round.

The offensive numbers over the two firstround games are impressive. Lakeshore

pounded out 25 hits including 10 extra base hits. Once they were on the base paths, they stole 12 bases.

Senior Reese Sanzone said the key to their offensive success comes in practice.

“We’re starting to get really hot,” Sanzone said. “It starts with our BP rounds. We’ve just been more energized and locked in.

We’re feeling good. It’s all about going through the zone and up the middle, and that’s working right now.”

Junior first baseman Grant Bouillon agreed: “Right now, we’re just staying within ourselves. We’re not trying to get too big at the plate. We’re just doing the little things. We’re just attacking pitching in the right way. We’re helping our pitchers out in the field, so we just want to keep it going.”

In the opening game on Thursday, Lakeshore pounded out 14 hits, including seven for extra bases, en route to a 17-2 victory in three innings.

Seven Lakeshore starters had at least one hit, while eight Titans drove in at least

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Lakeshore starter Eli Galiano allowed one run on one hit in three innings against Franklinton on April 18.

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Northlake Christian softball team overcomes injury to earn playoff win

Lakeshore’s Kaleb Hayes dives back to first against Franklinton on April 18.

BY DAVE WOODALL Contributing writer

The result was joyous, but the journey was a tough one.

The 11th-seeded Northlake Christian softball team cruised to a 15-0 win in three innings over 22nd-seeded Episcopal during the first round of the Division III select playoffs on April 17.

Next up for the Wolverines (1113) is a road trip to sixth-seeded Houma Christian in the second round.

The Wolverine win was bittersweet as sophomore Sydney Fraher suffered a fractured ankle on a leadoff single and a collision at second base.

“It was a tough day,” said Northlake coach Clint Willie.

“Our hearts, our thoughts and our prayers were with our girl, Sydney. We are a tight little group, and I let the team know that Sydney would want us to go out and play hard, and that’s what the girls did. I felt good about that, but it’s a tough loss for us. The game was an emotional roller coaster, but we took care of business.”

The outcome was never in doubt as the Wolverines shook off a scoreless first inning only to come back to bat around in the second inning and score seven runs.

Northlake starter Abigail Willie allowed just one hit and one walk in three innings. She struck out eight to add to her career 500 strikeout total that she reached earlier this season.

“It was a rough start,” said Abi-

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LAKESHORE

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Northlake Christian starter Abigail Willie allowed one hit during a 15-0 first-round win over Episcopal on April 17. gail Willie. “We played for Sydney, and it was very hard for our team because we are very close, but we finished strong. It’s been a good season for us. We’ve gotten very close, so that’s what helps us to play for each other.”

Maitland Popham and Maddie Henderson both had doubles in the second inning, while Sara Davis and Abigail Willie added singles as 13 batters came to the plate.

The Wolverines added eight more runs in the third to end the game early. Northlake sent 12 batters to the plate in that inning as Samantha Raimondi’s RBI single scored Maddie Dozier for the 15th run, ending the game early.

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SSA, PJP II earn first-round playoff wins

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

St. Scholastica junior Aubrianne Kavanaugh blasted a grand slam that ignited the Doves’ offense en route to a 21-5 Division I select first-round playoff win in five innings over 13th-seeded Caddo Magnet on April 17.

The 20th-seeded Doves (9-13) put on a show offensively as junior Karsen Boyet and senior Addison Pontiff both tripled.

Junior Ava Au, sophomore Ava Gassen and freshman Haylie Williams doubled during the run-rule victory.

First-year coach Emily Borne said the playoff upset was a special one.

“This has been the hardest but most rewarding year,” Borne said. “Never would I imagine we would make it to the playoffs in my first year, but then also winning the first round is a memory I’ll never forget. I am grateful for all the help I’ve had this season and grateful for this team. I knew once Aubrianne Kavanaugh hit her grand slam, it would bring our team back to life, and it did exactly that.”

The Doves will travel to fourth-seeded Curtis in the second round.

In Division III select first-round playoff action, Pope John Paul II cruised to an 11-1 win in six innings over Beekman Charter on April 19.

Junior Ella Babin was dominant at the plate and in the circle. She allowed one unearned run on two hits and four walks in six innings. She struck out four.

Babin also went 2 for 4 with a home run, a double and three RBIs. Kam Rodriguez went 3 for 4 with an RBI, while Kady Benedic went 2 for 2 with a double, two walks and an RBI. The 10th-seeded Jaguars (14-9) will travel to seventh-seeded St. Louis Catholic in the second round.

DESTREHAN 3, MANDEVILLE 2: The 15th-seeded Skippers took a one-run lead into the bottom of the seventh before the Wildcats earned the walk-off victory with a two-run double. Freshman Mia Baham took the loss, allowing three runs on six hits and five walks in 6.1 innings. She struck out seven. Juniors Blair Ezell and Caroline Thornhill hit back-to-back RBI doubles to give Mandeville a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning. Sophomore Lily Towles had the other hit for the Skippers (18-8).

SULPHUR 16, NORTHSHORE 6: The 23rdseeded Panthers (18-14) fell behind early as the Tors cruised to a Division I nonselect first-round victory in six innings on April 18. Mallory Senat led the Northshore offense, going 3 for 4 with two RBIs and a run scored. Addie Day also recorded two RBIs, while Kylee Hylton went 2 for 4 with a double and two runs scored. Freshman Abbi Allen took the loss, allowing eight runs on 11 hits with three walks in 3.1 innings.

Seventh-grader Sara Davis stepped in after Fraher’s injury and finished with two hits, two RBIs and two runs scored.

“I just tried my best,” said Davis. “The season has been kind of crazy being a seventh grader, but I’m happy I could help the team.”

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EPISCOPAL (11-9): Caroline Watson, 1-1, BB. NORTHLAKE (11-13): Maddie Henderson, 1-2, 2B, R, 2 RBIs; Maitland Popham, 1-2, 2B, 2 R, 3 RBIs; Sara Davis, 2-3, 2 BB, R, 2 RBIs; Abigail Willie, 1-2, BB, 2 RBIs.

DECIDING PITCHERS

WP: Abigail Willie, 3 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 8 K. LP: Abigail Castille, 2.2 IP, 7 H, 15 R, 12 ER, 8 BB, 2 K.

focused on keeping the bats hot and limiting free base runners Continued from page 1B for their opponent.

“We’ve got to limit free passes down the stretch, if we want to one run. Sanzone and Cohen Tro- keep advancing,” Seward said. clair both belted home runs while “We’re putting too many guys on Boullion, Ethan Griffin and Ma- base right now. The good thing that I saw with my pitchers was son Prinzo each had a triple.

The Titans scored 15 runs in the that they just kept competing. first inning as 19 batters came to That’s important this time of the plate. Nine of those runs were year. Our kids are competing, and that’s all I can ask for.” scored with two outs.

Sanzone threw three no-hit in- GAME 2 LINESCORE nings, allowing two runs (one LAKESHORE — 032 054 X — 14 | 11 | 0 — 001 000 X — 1 | 2 | 3 earned) on two walks with four FRANKLINTON TOP HITTERS strikeouts.

LAKESHORE (17-13): Grant Bouillon, 3-3, RBIs, 2 R, BB; Reese Sanzone, 1-2, RBI, 3 In the second game on Friday, 4BB, R; Mason Prinzo, 2-3, 2 2B, RBI; Greg the Titans scored in four of the Cusimano, 1-1, 2 RBIs, 2 R, BB. (12-17): Dalton Freeman, game’s six innings. Bouillon had FRANKLINTON 1-3, RBI. four RBIs, while Kaleb Hayes DECIDING PITCHERS and Greg Cusimano drove in two WP: Eli Galiano, 3 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 2 K. LP: JoJo Burkhalter, 2.1 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 2 apiece.

BB, 1 K. Eli Galiano got the win, allowing S: Cohen Trosclair, 3 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 2 K. one run on one hit and one walk with GAME 1 LINESCORE — 110 XXX X — 2 | 0 | 2 five hit batsmen. He struck out two. FRANKLINTON LAKESHORE — (15)11 XXX X — 17 | 14 | 2 Troclair earned the save after toss- TOP HITTERS ing three scoreless innings of relief. FRANKLINTON (12-16): Elisha Hart, 0-2, RBI. (16-13): Reese Sanzone, 2-3, He allowed one hit and three walks LAKESHORE HR, 2B, 5 RBIs; Cohen Trosclair, 1-2, HR, 4 RBIs; Mason Prinzo, 3-3, 3B, 2B, 2 RBIs; Kyle with two strikeouts.

3-3, RBI; Mason Maldonado, The sweep marked the second Gegenheimer, 2-2, RBI. consecutive year the Titans have DECIDING PITCHERS Reese Sanzone, 3 IP, 0 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 bounced Franklinton from the WP: BB, 4 K. playoffs in the first round.

LP: Dalton Freeman, 0.1 IP, 2 H, 6 R, 0 ER, 1 Now, Seward said the Titans are BB, 1 K.

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Continued from page 1B Lions’ senior J.T. Sylvera won a national title at 130 pounds while also earning best lifter honors. Sylvera finished with lifts totaling 1,322 pounds, just seven pounds off his personal best. It was also the second time he lifted 10 times his body weight in his career.

“I had a strong meet with good numbers, and it all worked out for me. I knew being named Best Lifter would be a fight, battling my teammate Brett (Falco) and a kid from Texas, who made it tough. Brett and I have both won two best lifter awards so far. If we both compete at Worlds, that could be the tiebreaker between us,” Sylvera said.

Sylvera lifted 463 pounds in the squat, 281 pounds in the bench and 578 pounds in the deadlift to set a new national mark.

“J.T. had another phenomenal meet,” Burford said. “He continues to excel in impressive fashion, regardless of the competition level or the setting. His consistency, training and competitive nature set him apart.”

Junior Brett Falco (145 pounds), sophomore Steele Rogers (203 pounds), junior Andrew Mariakis (264 pounds) and freshman Maximus Guy (super heavyweight) also earned national titles.

Guy set personal bests in the squat (573 pounds) and bench (451 pounds), breaking his previous marks by 30 pounds.

“As a freshman, Max (Guy) did a phenomenal job,” Burford said. “He has shown tons of potential this season, and he has turned the corner, showing his true ability. He’s going to be something special.”

Northshore coach Casey Calderone said the Panthers’ runner-up finish was special.

“Our second-place finish was outstanding with only seven lifters,” she said. “I’m super proud of how well they competed, but I wasn’t expecting that. Most of our team lifted early in the competition to take the lead, but I knew the points wouldn’t hold up. It was nice to be at the top while it lasted.”

Northshore junior Jackson Bice (163 pounds) won his third national title. Bice posted lifts totaling 1,444 pounds, just six

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Covington’s J.T. Sylvera was named Best Lifter, taking gold at the 2025 Powerlifting America High School National Championships.

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Northshore junior Jackson Bice earned a gold medal in the 163-pound weight class at the 2025 Powerlifting National Championships.

Covington’s Lila Cooper begins to tear up after hearing the announcement that she was a national champion.

pounds off his PR. He squatted 578 pounds, benched 363 pounds and deadlifted 501 pounds.

“It’s exciting to have a threepeat at nationals, and I’m anxiously looking forward to getting my fourth next year. I had a solid performance, and it was great showing out for my teammates,” Bice said.

“Lifters from Texas and Wis-

consin gave me a tough battle.

The Texas guy bombed out on his squat. He was right there with me, but he missed all three of his squat attempts. I’m proud of where I am at this point.”

Northshore junior Kymani Howard finished second at 183 pounds, with lifts totaling 1,381 pounds. Senior Austin Davis took third at 231 pounds, with a

total of 1,498 pounds lifted.

On the girls’ side, Covington senior Lila Cooper (125 pounds) captured a gold medal while going nine for nine on her attempts.

She set a personal best with lifts totaling 909 pounds — she squatted 358 pounds, benched 203 and deadlifted 348.

“It was awesome winning the gold. Standing on top of the podium after my last lift felt amazing. I teared up, hearing the announcer congratulate me on going nine for nine,” Cooper said.

“I just remember giving my coach John (Burford) a big bear hug and saying I’m finally a national champion. I did it. He told me how proud he was of my accomplishment. I have a high standard, but I’ve always struggled at nationals. It was all about breaking that mental block.”

Cooper finished second as a sophomore and junior after a third-place finish as a freshman.

“It’s such a surreal new feeling, winning in my fourth year,” Cooper said. “I was so close to being at the top of the podium those previous three years. I finally took that jump I needed.”

Covington senior Kaylee Robin took second at 167 pounds after she missed a key squat attempt. Robin did establish a new bench press personal best of 336 pounds, setting an unofficial world record.

Lions’ senior Camille Crutcher finished second at 103 pounds, falling just six pounds short.

The 2025 World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships, sponsored by the International Powerlifting Federation, will be held in San Jose, Costa Rica, from Aug. 24 to Sept. 5.

“We’re more focused and organized under GAME 1 LINESCORE BYRD – 000 012 1 – 4 | 4 | 1 Coach Scanlon,” Caime said. “Everybody SPS – 001 205 X – 8 | 14 | 4 Continued from page 1B played hard and did their part, getting us TOP HITTERS (13-22): Maddox back on track. We wanted to be aggressive BYRD Fuller, 1-4, RBI, R, BB; at the plate, attacking the opposing pitchers.” Parker Townsend, 1-3, RBI, Marshall Bowen, 1-3, Byrd coach Greg Williams said the St. R; “This is a rebirth, and we’re reborn under RBI, R. SPS (9-18): Brennan Villa, Coach Scanlon,” Keim said. “He’s a great Paul’s bats were the difference.

RBI, R; Easton LeBlanc, “Our pitches found the middle of every 3-4, coach with lots of energy and intensity.

2-4, 2 RBIs; Cody Corales, He’ll go to war with us. These are two huge bat barrel, and when they didn’t, the hits 2-4, 2 RBIs, R, 2B; Clay 2-4, 2 RBIs, 2B. wins for the team, and we want to feed off found an open hole,” he said. “It was a Sims, DECIDING PITCHERS tough way to end our season, but we’ll learn WP: Easton LeBlanc, (3-2), this momentum.”

4 H, 4 R, 0 ER, 1 BB. 8 K. Senior third baseman Cameron Caime from the playoff experience. We’ll figure 7LP:IP,Julien Vinet (4-6), 6 IP, also belted a home run as the Wolves ended out what it takes to win playoff games on 14 H, 8 R, 6 ER, 2 BB, 4 K. the road.” the second game in five innings.

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TOP HITTERS

SPS (10-18): Brennan Keim, 3-3, HR, 3 RBIs, 2 R; Easton LeBlanc, 3-3, 3 RBIs, 2 R, 3B; Cameron Caime, 1-3, HR, 2 R, 2 BB; Easton Springmann, 2-2, 2 RBIs, 3 R, 3B, 2B, BB. BYRD (13-23): Zach Wilburn, 2-3; Rowan Arnold, 2-3.

DECIDING PITCHERS

WP: Jude Reason (3-3), 4 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 5 K. LP: Abram Marshall, 0.1 IP, 4 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 2 BB.

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SIGNING DAY Four-person St. Paul’s signing class highlights four different sports

BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

Four St. Paul’s athletes made their college athletic futures official during a spring signing ceremony on April 16.

The signing class was diverse, including a wrestler, lacrosse player, soccer forward and baseball player.

Back-to-back state wrestling champion Jackson Peak is headed to Division III University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.

“I ended up choosing Wisconsin–Eau Claire based on its great academics, and that’s where I’ve decided to continue my wrestling career,” Peak said. “They guarantee admission into any physical therapy school anywhere in the country.”

This past season, Peak posted an impressive 30-2 record, winning the state title in the 215-pound weight class. His overall record is 135-26.

“I’m a physical wrestler, and I have a big gas tank, never getting tired,” Peak said. “I love opening with aggressive offense, moving forward, pushing to score points early in my matches. I loved being a Wolves wrestler, able to achieve big things. It meant everything to me.”

St. Paul’s lacrosse standout Connor Donohue is headed to Division III Ohio Northern University, located in Ada, Ohio.

“My dream has always been to play lacrosse in college, and I’ll be getting that chance at ONU, which has a very solid program,” Donohue said. “It was important for me to be on a winning, competitive team. ONU also offers very strong academics.”

Donohue was named a secondteam All-District attackman last year. For his Wolves’ career, he is fourth all-time with 70 assists and seventh all-time with 141 points. As a senior, he finished with 20 goals and 38 assists.

“Signing a college scholarship to play lacrosse is a long-time dream since maybe age 5, finally coming true,” Donohue said. “It’s a great stepping-stone for me, hopefully one day being able to turn pro.”

Donohue has demonstrated his total commitment to the sport by playing two seasons with a club team in Maryland, traveling on weekends to participate in tournaments.

“For me, it was important to travel and play in high-caliber tournaments, and I got that opportunity to be seen nationally. It’s been a great experience for me,” Donohue said.

St. Paul’s two-time state soccer champion Bryce Bordes signed with Division II Mississippi College in Clinton, Miss.

“I chose Mississippi College because I loved the school setting and its location, not being too far

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St. Paul’s forward Bryce Bordes signed to play soccer at Mississippi College.

St. Paul’s Easton LeBlanc signed to play baseball at LSU-Eunice.

St. Paul’s wrestler Jackson Peak signed with the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire.

St. Paul’s lacrosse standout Connor Donohue signs with Ohio Northern University.

from home,” Bordes said. “I also got along well with the coaches, which was important to me.”

This past season, Bordes finished with 31 goals and nine assists as the Wolves won a 12th state title.

“I dreamed about becoming a state champion back in junior high,” Bordes said. “We had great players on both of my championship teams. It’s awesome to win a state championship, but to have two is very special. There’s no better feeling than that.”

St. Paul’s pitcher and infielder Easton LeBlanc is headed to LSU-

Lakeshore celebrated three college signees on April 11. The future college athletes include, from left, Madison Busque (soccer, Central Methodist), Olivia Guth (volleyball, Jones College) and Reagan Ziegler (volleyball, Pearl River Community College).

Three Lakeshore athletes pick college destinations

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Three Lakeshore athletes announced their collegiate athletic futures on April 11.

Soccer player Madison Busque is headed to the NAIA’s Central Methodist University in Fayette, Missouri.

“I wasn’t really interested at first, but when I got down to the end of my recruiting, I went on a visit, and it ended up being my favorite one,” Busque said. “I started playing soccer when I was 4. I always wanted to play in college as a kid, but I was kind of iffy when I got a little older.

But the last year or two, I fully embraced it. I’m very excited.”

The midfielder said she settled into that position because it is where she is most comfortable and allows her to be involved on offense and defense.

Joining Busque was a pair of volleyball junior college signees.

Libero Olivia Guth is headed to Jones College in Ellisville, Mississippi.

“This has been my goal since I first stepped on a court,” Guth said.

“I started playing indoor in the seventh grade, but then Covid hit, so I

started playing beach volleyball.

Even since I knew I wanted to go far with it, so today is special.”

Guth said she would head straight from tennis practice to the volleyball court in junior high. She joined her first travel team after her eighth-grade year, and the rest is history. After an injury-plagued junior season, she earned All-State and All-Parish honors as a senior while recording 468 digs.

“I went through a lot with injuries my junior year, which was a really big setback,” Guth said. “Those injuries just showed me how much I love the sport and how much I wanted to get back on the court. It made me want to push harder to reach my goal. I don’t plan on stopping any time soon.”

Teammate Reagan Ziegler picked Pearl River Community College.

“When I toured the school, it just felt right,” Ziegler said. “Everyone was very welcoming. A couple of years ago, I thought I might not keep playing, but I kept going. I wasn’t going to force myself to keep playing, but this was just the perfect fit.”

Ziegler started playing in the third grade, and her family even set up a homemade net in the background to fuel her passion.

Eunice.

“LSU-E has a rich baseball tradition, and they know how to win national championships,” LeBlanc said. “They have built a winning program and are finishing up building a new baseball stadium.

I’m looking forward to playing on the new field. I also like it being a smaller campus.”

The Bengals have won seven National Championships since 2006, the last coming in 2021. LeBlanc, who started playing baseball at age 5, said he hopes to add to that number.

Hannan baseball trio ready for JUCO journey

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

A trio of Hannan baseball players will continue their baseball careers in junior college after their recent signings.

Outfielder Jay Lachney and pitcher Patrick Kennedy are headed to Nunez Community College, while shortstop Brody Smith picked DelPROVIDED PHOTOS gado Community College.

Kennedy has been impressive both on the Hannan’s Jay Lachney was all smiles as he recently mound and at the plate. He has a 6-4 record with signed with Nunez Community College. With Lachney a 2.22 earned run average and 59 strikeouts. At are, from left, Stephen Couret, Lauren Couret and Kaylee the plate, he is hitting .304 with 14 RBIs. “Nunez was the place that felt the most like Lachney. home,” Kennedy said. “The coaches are great there. My buddy, Jay (Lachney), is going there, and we’ll be playing against Brody (Smith) for a few years. I think it’ll be fun. I think it’ll give me a chance to develop a little more.”

Lachney said Kennedy connected him with the Nunez coaching staff; the rest is history.

“I texted their coach, and he came to my games,” Lachney said. “He said they liked me.

And then when I went on the visit, they offered me. My parents loved it there. It’s close to home, Hannan pitcher Patrick Kennedy, center, recently signed so I feel like it’s perfect for me. I’m hoping to dewith Nunez Community College. With Patrick are, from velop more and maybe go somewhere else.”

Lachney is hitting .470 with 16 runs scored, 14 left, Hannah, Kevin, Ashley and Sarah Kennedy. stolen bases and 10 RBIs. While Smith chose Delgado, he will still compete against his teammates. The two junior colleges play in the same conference, so the ability to keep competing against friends was a draw.

“A few of my friends told me about it, so when Coach (Joe) Scheuerman contacted me, I went on a visit,” Smith said. “He showed me around the new complex and the field, and I immediately knew I wanted to go there. I feel like I’ve got some room to grow and get better, so I’m excited.”

Smith has been a perfect table-setter this season with a .290 batting average and .408 on-base Hannan’s Brody Smith recently signed with Delgado percentage to go with 22 stolen bases, 21 runs Community College. With Brody are, from left, Courtnie scored and nine RBIs. SmithBrock Smith and Brandon Smith.

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Northshore’s Abryannah Chachere is headed to Hendrix College to play softball. Seated from left are, Rusty Chachere, Avery Chachere, Abryannah Chachere, Sarah Chachere; and standing, Athletic Director Danny Davis.

Northshore swimmer Adonis Turner III is headed to Loyola University New Orleans. Pictured are, seated from left, Dewana Turner, Aspen Turner, Adonis Turner III, Adonis Turner Jr., Shianna Phillips, Zoe Phillips; standing from left, swim sponsor Katie Starks, Hurricanes swim coach Chris Prator and Northshore Athletic Director Danny Davis.

Two Northshore athletes pick destinations Staff report A Northshore swimmer and softball player announced where they will continue their athletic careers on April 10.

Adonis Turner III is headed to the NAIA’s Loyola University New Orleans, where he plans to

study political science and law.

He swam the 100-yard backstroke and 100 butterfly at the 2024 LHSAA State Swim Meet.

Softball player Abryannah Chachere inked with Division III Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas. She plans to study nursing.

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Pearl River’s Bralyn Kelly belts a double.

Lakeshore’s Baileigh Mahne slides into second for a double against Pearl River.

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Pearl River’s Emersen Blanchard belts one of her three doubles on April 19.

Pearl River pitcher Riley Falcon got the win against Lakeshore.

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Pearl River’s Mylie Elsensohn scores the first run during a first-round playoff game at Lakeshore.

Falcon got the win, allowing six runs (three earned) on 14 hits and three walks in seven innings.

For Lakeshore (13-11), Tannah Willie went 2 for 4 with two RBIs, while Aubrey Gaudet went 3 for 5 with a double and RBI. Lakeshore coach Megan Melton said the Titans didn’t generate enough offense.

“We weren’t hitting the ball like we normally do,” Melton said. “Sometimes you have days like that; it’s just unfortunate that it happened in the playoffs. We have a very young team, and our freshman class has played a big role in our wins. We feel like the future is bright.”

The Rebels (12-12) will travel to play third-seeded Assumption in the second round.

we had a little something to prove.”

The game was tied 2-2 through four innings as Lakeshore’s Annabella Litolff and Pearl River freshman Riley Falcon allowed their defenses to make plays behind them.

The Rebels finally got to Litolff in the sixth inning as back-to-back walks chased the sophomore. Pearl River took full advantage by scoring six runs as 10 batters came to the plate in the sixth.

The Titans answered with three runs in the bottom of the inning, but the Rebels scored four in the seventh to put the game away.

LINESCORE The victory avenged a 9-8 extra innings PEARL RIVER — 200 016 4 — 13 | 11 | 1 loss to Lakeshore during District 7-4A play LAKESHORE — 110 003 1 — 6 | 14 | 1 TOP HITTERS on March 18.

LAKESHORE (13-11): Aubrey Gaudet, 3-5, 2B, RBI, R; “This was a very big win,” Kelly said. Tannah Willie, 2-3, 2 RBIs, BB; Baileigh Mahne, 3-4, 2 R; Arnold, 2-4, RBI, 2B. “We played them earlier this season, and Sam PEARL RIVER (12-12): Emersen Blanchard, 3-3, 6 RBIs, 3 we lost by one. So, for us to come back and 2B; Bralyn Kelly, 2-3, 4 RBIs, 2 2B, 3 R; Mylie Elsensohn, hit the ball and play great defense was re- 2-4, 3B, 2B, RBI, 3 R; Rockie Graves, 2-5, RBI. PITCHERS ally big. This win is a great feeling. Just to DECIDING WP: Riley Falcon, 7 IP, 14 H, 6 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 0 K. LP: Annabelle Litolff, 5 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 3 BB, 3 K. beat a district opponent is big.”

Peter Joseph DiMaggio, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and greatgrandfather, passed away peacefully on March 29, 2025, at the age of 94. He leaves behind a legacy of kindness, humor, love, strength, and unwavering faith. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. Born on January 28, 1931, in New Orleans, Louisiana, Peter was the only son of Joseph DiMaggio and Sarah Duca DiMaggio. For over 67 years, he was a devoted husband to the love of his life, Carolyn Staiger. He was a loving father to Dawn DiMaggio, Deanna (Michael), David Allen DiMaggio Sr. (Anna), and Dina Martinez. He was a proud grandfather to Sean Martinez, Meghan Mar‐ tinez, Danielle DiMaggio, Hood (Thomas), Mollie Jared Allen, Shane Mar‐ tinez (Chloe), David DiMag‐ gio Jr., Jeremy Allen, and Caroline Allen, as well as six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his sister, Marie St. Philip.

He is also survived by his sisters, Elizabeth DiMag‐ gio, Lorraine Schembre, Jacqueline Turner. and Peter was a man of devout Catholic faith with a deep devotion to the Blessed Mother. He moved his fam‐ ily to Arabi, Louisiana, in 1961, where he became a founding member of St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church and served as a Eu‐ charistic Minister, Com‐ mentator, Lector, School Board Member, and chair‐ person and finance man‐ ager of the parish fair. He and Carolyn were co-recip‐ ients of the Order of Saint Louis Medallion from the Archdioceses of New Or‐ leans. After Hurricane Kat‐ rina, he and Carolyn relo‐ cated to Mandeville and became parishioners of Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church. He was a 1950 graduate of St. Aloy‐ sius High School, served in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War, and obtained a bach‐ elor’s degree from South‐ eastern Louisiana Univer‐ sity. He was the internal for the comptroller Louisiana Coca-Cola Bot‐ tling Company for over 25 years, from which he re‐ tired in 1990 at the age of 59. Peter was a Past Grand Knight of Janssen Council #3068 Knights of Columbus and a member of the 4th Degree. He loved sports and enjoyed playing soft‐ ball with the Knights of Columbus “Over the Hill Gang.” He especially loved golf and was a proud mem‐ ber of the “Dawn Busters” at Bayou Oaks Golf Course before Hurricane Katrina and at Abita Country Club post-Katrina. He was a cub scout leader and a little league coach, served as president of the Academy of the Holy Angels PTO, and was a member of the Holy Faith Associates and AARP Chapter 5408. Peter and Carolyn never missed a grandparents’ day. His selflessness and devotion to his family and friends were an inspiration to all who knew him. He taught the importance of faith, family, hard work, and kindness. He will be for‐ ever remembered for his warm smile and unwaver‐ ing support. E.J. Fielding Funeral Home was en‐ with funeral trusted arrangements.

Grinnell, Don Edward

Don was Cov ton and lived in Mandeville his entire life. He graduated from Mandeville High, and soon went on to graduate from Southeastern Louisiana University. He was the owner of Grinnell a manufac‐ Industries, turer’s representative for Industrial products. Don’s life was guided by his de‐ vout Catholic Faith and love for his family and friends. He will be remem‐ bered by all for his love of his Alma Mata, Mandeville High School where he let‐ tered in Football and Base‐ ball. He would go on to be the “Voice of the Skippers” and announce the Football games after he graduated.

His love for the Skippers was as deep as his love for the LSU Fighting Tigers. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him. E.J. Fielding Funeral Home was with funeral entrusted arrangements.

Loetzerich, Alan

Alan Michael Loetzerich, Slidell, Louisiana, of passed away on March 4, 2025, at the age of 75. He was a native of New Or‐ leans, Louisiana, born on August 21, 1949. Alan was the cherished son of the late Charles and Thelma He is the Loetzerich. beloved father of Taylor McIntyre and was a loving brother to his late siblings, Marlene L. McCarthy and Charles W. Loetzerich III. He is survived by his sister, Linda L. Munroe, who will continue to cherish the memories they shared and is keeping Alan’s retriever, Pup, safe and healthy since Alan’s passing. His niece, Paige McCarthy, will al‐ remember her ways uncle's guidance and the joy he brought to family gatherings. Alan attended Frances T. Nicholls High His career in School. seafood sales was more than just a job; it was a re‐ flection of his love for the Gulf and its bounties. An avid fisherman, he could often be found on the tran‐ quil waters of Louisiana, rod in hand, waiting for the next big catch. He was a familiar face to many, known for his warm smile and the genuine interest he took in the lives of his customers and colleagues.

Music was another of Alan’s passions, providing a soundtrack to his life's most significant moments.

Those who knew Alan will remember him as a man who lived with his heart on his sleeve. His presence could light up a room, and his laughter was infec‐ tious. He was a friend to many, always ready with a helping hand or a listening ear. Alan will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. Audubon Funeral Home were en‐ trusted with the arrange‐ ments.

Morise, Mickie

Mickie Morise, age 81, of Louisiana, Mandeville, passed away on Wednes‐ day, April 2, 2025. She was born on December 10, 1943, in New Orleans, Louisiana.

She is survived by her chil‐ Damon Morise dren, Mark Morise (Wendy), (Joann), and Ashley Morise Khashou (Jack); grandchil‐ dren, Sage, Mason, Can‐ non, Taylor, Morgan, Madi‐ son, Keira, and Jacob; great-grandchildren, Beck‐ ham and Noa; and stepCody, grandchildren, Alexandra, Ashley, and and step-greatAmy, grandchild, Elliot. She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 59 years, Eugene Gerard Morise; her parents, John Joseph Mar‐ siglia and Josephine Mary Pisciotta Marsiglia; and her brother, John Mar‐ siglia. Mickie Morise was known for her warm, faith‐ ful and playful personality.

Her down-to-earth and car‐ disposition made ing everyone feel welcome to share their own story. She led a life of love which was evident in the way she reminisced about her own stories. Most notably, she loved to talk about the “crazy love” she shared with her husband Gene and the joy in raising their children and grandchil‐ dren. Mickie taught others to love by her own exam‐ ple, and she will be dearly missed by anyone who was lucky to know her. E. J. Fielding Funeral Home of Covington, Louisiana, was honored to be entrusted with Mrs. Morise’s funeral arrangements.

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PUB LIC SALE bid documents and Parish School Board 1-844-855-4978 St. Tammany Parish THAT WILL TAKE submit bids elec‐ reserves the right to Rd. Slidell, La Large Lift Station ceipt requested, or electronically at Bids will be re‐ Cleaning Tourist & Conven‐ PLACE ON Lock‐ tronically by visit‐ reject any and all 70458. ceived at 21454 This RFP is avail‐ www.bidexpress. tion Commission erfox.com of stored ing www. cen tral bids.

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Tammany Parish Procurement 70471 from each and Department hold a public auc‐ the below named quire a digital signa‐ 134867AP9-16-23Sher iff’s Of fice Pur ‐ bidder or his agent Contract Net‐ tion, and intends to persons for non- ture. You must reg‐ ST. TAMMANY 3T and given a written sell to the highest payment of rent pur‐ ister directly with PARISH SCHOOL chasing Department work:https:// $101.20 no later than 2:30 receipt, by certified wwwcfprd.doa. to the Central Bidding to BOARD bidder, a vehicle, suant p.m. (CST), on louisiana.gov/osp/ mail with return re‐ iPhones, computers, Louisiana Self-Ser‐ utilize this service. /s/ JAMES ceipt requested, or cameras, and furni‐ vice Storage Facil‐ You may also con‐ BRAUD, President MAY 2, 2025. Bid lapac/dspBid.cfm? submittal options search=departm electronically at ture deemed as sur‐ ity Act §9:4756 et tact them at 1 (833) /s/ FRANK J. are as follows: www.bidexpress. ent&term=185 plus by Visit The seq. Auction sale for 412-5717.

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136091AP16-23-2T com (a Dig i tal sig ‐ part ment check the LaPAC 10:00 AM on May 6, bid must be that of $66.60 nature is required website frequently 136600AP16-23This public auction 2025. thorized repre‐ pursuant to state for any possible ad‐ 30-3T Susan Schwaner an au will be held on tative of the cor‐ PUBLIC NOTICE law) $141.61 denda that may be unit 0445 – House‐ sen THURSDAY, po ra tion, part ner ‐ • Mail – STPSO issued. The Parish is APRIL 24, 2025, at hold items, closed ship or other legal boxes, closed plastic entity as defined by Advertisement for Purchasing Depart‐ not responsible for a 9:00 AM ment, P.O. Box proposer’s failure to Bid storage container, Louisiana At: ServCorp Public 1229, Slidell, La. download any ad‐ International, Inc. furniture, refrigera‐ Bid Law Revised 70459 The St. Tam many documents tor.

101 Magnolia St., 38:2212.A. Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ • Send via any car‐ denda required to com‐ Lance Howard unit Statute Slidell, LA 70460 Scan to download Scan to download (1)(c) which dic ‐ rier (FedEx, UPS, fice is re quest ing plete an RFP. 0333 – Washer, mat‐ tates parties autho‐ etc) or hand de liver sealed Bids for the Re sponses will be The movable prop‐ tress, closed boxes, rized to submit bids during regular busi‐ received by the De‐ following: erty to be sold will furniture. for public contracts. ness hours to: partment of Pro‐ be available for Joseph Murphy unit All required Certifi‐ until viewing on 0104 – Baskets, cates of Liability In‐ Bid# 050225-01 LE STPSO Purchasing curement, De part ment, 300 UNI FORMS & 2:00pm CST Wednesday, April closed boxes, metal surance shall list the Brown switch Rd., SUP PLIES Thursday, May 22, 23, 2025, between bedframe City of Slidell as Slidell, La. 70458 2025. Each response the hours of 9:00 137422AP23-1T “ad di tion ally in ‐ Bid pack ets, in clud ‐ will be evaluated by AM and 3:00 PM at $197.10 sured”. ing instructions Bids will be pub‐ designated Parish ServCorp Interna‐ and/or specifica‐ licly opened and personnel after the tional.

All applicable Fed‐ tions, may be ob‐ read aloud at 2:30 submission dead‐ Public Notices eral, State, Local tained online at p.m. (CST) on line.

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MAY 2, 2025 in the Non-Mandatory Onsite Auction with and the rules and com or by contact‐ Purchasing Depart‐ A site visit will be Online Bidding. To regulations of all au‐ ing the St Tammany ment of the St. Tam‐ held on Wednesday obtain additional PUBLIC NOTICE thorities having ju‐ Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ many Parish Sher‐ 7, 2025, at details, visit Serv‐ risdiction over con‐ fice, Purchasing Di‐ iff’s Office, 300 May 10:30 AM at the Corp International’s ADVERTISE‐ struction of the pro‐ website at slidel‐ MENT FOR BIDS ject shall apply to vision – April Har‐ Brownswitch Rd. Castine Lift Sta‐ berson (985) 726- Slidell, La. 70458. tion, located at lauction.com and the contract 7734 or Penny 2893 McDonald click on the auction STORAGE SHED throughout.

Bid ders are re spon ‐ Vance (985) 726St., Mandeville, date listed on the AT PUBLIC OPS si ble to en sure bid is 7735 lo cated at 70448, followed Homepage. For on‐ All proposals, bids 300 Brownswitch received by the Pur‐ LA by a site visit to the line bidding via SLIDELL JOB and applications are Rd. Slidell, La chasing Department Faubourg Lift Sta‐ Proxibid please visit NO. 950-104 welcomed. The city 70458. no later than the tion, located at https://bit.ly/ encourages partici‐ above stated date 69409 Hwy 3XRHRrS. Bid No. 25-B012 pation by Minority, Bids are to be re‐ and time. No late Madisonville, 1077, LA Women-Owned, The SEALED BIDS will and Disadvantaged ceived by the St bids will be ac‐ 70447.

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Tam many Parish Northshore’s items be received by the Business Enterprise Sheriff’s Office Pur‐ Each Proposal must to be auctioned will City of Slidell at the firms. chasing Department The St. Tammany be sealed. The out‐ not be sold for a Office of the Fi‐ Parish Sher iff's Of ‐ no later than 11:30 side of the envelope, price less than re‐ nance Director, Deposits are a.m. (CST), on fice shall have the or package quired by law. All 2045 2nd St., Suite refundable to MAY 2, 2025. Bid right to reject any or box items are sold “as is, 214, Slidell, bonafide prime bid‐ submittal options all Bids for just should be marked with the Proposer’s where is” without Louisiana, until ders and will be cause in keeping Name and Address, warranty and will all 10:00 A. M. Cen‐ 50% refundable to are as follows: with La. R.S. • Elec tron i cally – the Proposal Name, Scan to download Scan to download faults/defects. Visit tral Time on May all others with re‐ 38:2214. the RFP #, and the The Northshore re‐ 29, 2025, for the turn of complete and www.bidnetdirect. com (a Dig i tal sig ‐ Proposal Opening serves the right to above referenced unmarked docu‐ Date. The success‐ reject any, and all project, for the ments no later than nature is required By: Deputy Penny Vance, Pur chas ing pur suant to state ful Respondent bids and remove any CITY OF 10 days after receipt law) Agent must supply St. movable property SLIDELL, of Bids.

• Mail – STPSO Sheriff Randy Tammany Parish from sale. Buyer’s LOUISIANA. Bids Government with premium, notary fee will be publicly The bids shall be Purchasing Depart‐ Smith St. Tam many Parish ment, P.O. Box all required docu‐ & other terms apply. opened and read presented in a 1229, Slidell, La. 136513AP16-23-2T mentation as speci‐ See full terms at the aloud thereafter in sealed envelope 70459 $125.30 fied in the RFP doc‐ auction. the in the Slidell clearly marked: • Send via any car‐ uments. Said Re‐ City Council Cham‐ rier (FedEx, UPS, spon dent must also Auction conducted bers, Suite # 319, SEALED BIDS: etc) or hand deliver be in Good Stand lll

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ST. TAMMANY ON A SOCIAL form ing all work A complete set of terms and condi‐ City of Covington PARISH SCHOOL EMOTIONAL REQUEST FOR lic meeting held at the whereabouts of necessary to com‐ Con tract Doc u ‐ 135614AP9-16-23LEARNING PRO‐ plete BOARD PROPOSALS tions of the Con tract St. Tammany Parish any heirs, succes‐ the S New GRAM – MAY 23, Hampshire Resur‐ ments are available Documents. /s/ MATTHEW E. The 3T Mosquito Abate‐ sors, and/or assigns to download from outside envelope in $257.74 Proposals will be re‐ GREENE, President 2025.” ment, 62436 Airport of Frederick Wal‐ fac ing Pro ject, The St. Tammany Project No. C0251, our web site free of which the bid is ceived by the St. /s/ FRANK J. Rd., Slidell, LA lace Ellis II and charge: https:// placed must be PUBLIC NOTICE Parish School Board for Tammany Parish JABBIA, 70460 at 1:00pm, Cameron Olivia the City of Cov ‐ www. covla. com/ re serves the right to School Board, 321 Superintendent clearly marked as Friday, May 2, Ellis please contact ing ton, Louisiana. citydepartments/ ad just quan ti ties by 135039AP16-23-2T N. Theard Street, follows: The St. Tammany 2025. Inquiries can Tammy Bowden at be opened finance increasing or de‐ Bids will $55.06 Covington, Parish Mosquito be made at 985-643- 225-266-4873. publicly read A com plete set of creasing and to re‐ and Louisiana 70433, Sealed Bid: Abatement District 5050 or info@ 135085AP9-16-23aloud after 2:00 until 3:00 PM, Fri‐ PUBLIC NOTICE ject any and all pro‐ P.M. in the City Hall Bid Documents are CITY OF The 3T will receive sealed stpmad.org. also available at COVINGTON posals. day, May 16, 2025 bids until 12:00pm, District reserves the $180.31 Con fer ence Room, Bidding S NEW The institution is an City Hall, Coving‐ Central on Athletic Train‐ Friday, May 2, right to reject any REQUEST FOR equal opportunity ton, Louisiana. Any (www.centralbidd ing Services.

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Action Following without ordinances, and the of The St. Tammany ing.com/ $1,000.00). 137427 - APR 23-30 MAY Iden day, May 8, 2025 at at City of Coving‐ payable tification of a conditions to the rules and regula‐ Sealed bids should 7 3T Parish School Board City Hall, Coving‐ City Hall Con‐ Owner Significant as a guaran‐ tions of all authori‐ be delivered to the $310 reserves the right to Each proposal shall ton, Louisiana, 317 ton, fer ence Room, Cov ‐ Deficiency reject all proposals be sealed in an enve‐ N. Jefferson Av‐ ington, Louisiana, tee that the Bidder, if ties having jurisdic‐ District office at when it is deemed lope clearly marked enue, Covington, 317 N. Jefferson Av‐ awarded the Con‐ tion over construc‐ 62436 Airport Road, On October that such action is in on the outside, LA 70433; for fur‐ enue, Covington, tract, will promptly tion of the project Slidell, LA 70460 17,2024, the execute a Contract shall apply to the and marked “sealed the best interest of "REQUEST FOR nishing all labor, LA 70433.

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PROPOSAL #198 materials, supervi‐ ment of Health ST. TAMMANY ON A SOCIAL sion, etc., and per‐ A complete set of his proposal and all out. be opened at a pub‐ (LDH) performed a terms and condi‐ City of Covington PARISH SCHOOL EMOTIONAL lic meeting held at forming all work Contract Doc u ‐ detailed inspection BOARD LEARNING PRO‐ necessary to com‐ ments are available tions of the Contract 135614AP9-16-23- St. Tammany Parish and engineering uments. OF The /s/ MATTHEW E. 3T Mosquito Abate‐ STATE LOUISIANA GRAM – MAY 23, plete the S New to download from Doc evaluation of our GREENE, President 2025.” ment, 62436 Airport Hampshire Resur‐ our web site free of outside envelope in $257.74 water system called which the OF bid ST. is TAMMANY /s/ FRANK J. Rd., Slidell, LA Project, charge: The St. Tammany facing https:// PARISH a sanitary survey. placed must be JABBIA, 70460 at 1:00pm, Parish School Board Project No. C0251, www.covla.com/22ND During this sanitary JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURTFriday, May 2, clearly marked as Superintendent reserves the right to for the City of Cov‐ city-departments/ survey, they identi‐ follows: 135039AP16-23-2T adjust quantities by ington, Louisiana. finance 2025. Inquiries can fied one or more sig‐ List of the Central Jury Pool for the Central Jury Term ofbeCourt be held $55.06 made atto 985-643increasing or de‐ Bids will be opened A complete set of Sealed Bid: nificant deficiencies 5050 or info@ read Bid on creasing and to re‐ and publiclybeginning DocMonday, uments are May in our system. As 5,OF 2025, and drawn on Wednesday, March 2025. stpmad. org. 12, The ST. TAMMANY jectPARISH any and all pro‐ aloud after 2:00 also available at CITY our customers, you INGTON District reserves the P.M. in the City Hall Central als.

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R Campbell 505 Zoey Nicole Slaughter 205 ques Brad tions C Gilmore 405 Luke William For re‐ 2:00 quired to correct the P.M. 305 Matthew W Larsen als, Julian contracts, agree ‐ E. GREENE, 106 Stephanie M Cancienne lated to the ‐ 6 Raymond C Albert 306 James M Larson Jr 506 Donald Eugene Smith III(or defi‐ 206 Keone Paulelec Glaser-Kauo 406 Mishael Orozco deficiency ments, trans ac tions, The Con trac tor shall President tronic bidMarie dingGlaze 7 Joseph S Alexander Jessica Michell Osteicoechea-Romero 107 Claire Patricia Cape 307 Claude Charles Lauber 507 Kim M Smith 207 Katherine 407 cien cies) or work INCLUDE: Con‐ or Robert any other holdCapoziello a Louisiana process, please call Jr 8 Peggy L Allange /s/ FRANK J. 108 Christina 408 L Osterpro‐ 308 Braden Boyd Leahy 508 Michael Ray Smith 208 Donald Lee Glissen with the State to de‐ trac tor’s name, ad ‐ cure ment or con ‐ Con trac tor’s li cense JAB BIA, Cen Bidding at dress, and Louisiana velop a plan to cor‐ 9 Gary P Allen 409 Ryan Oswalt Kimberly K Cardenas 309 Adrianne Loren Lee 509 Laura L Smoorenburg 209tral Victoria M Glover tracJason tual mat ter. in David Mu nic ipal and 225-810-4814. perintendent109 rect the deficiency 10 Olivia S Allen Su 410 Cesar Daniel Pacheco-Nunez 110 Charles Carollo Jr 510 Leslie N Smooth 210 Cade Dalton Gnannstate contrac310 tor’sAbby li‐ Gail Legere 136382AP16-23-2T Public Works.

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48 Heather L Bertin 448 Eryn Annmarie Raymond 148 Michelle Dennis 348 Mary H Matherne 548 Cheryl G Tufaro 248P.M. Chris B Hines 2:00 by hand or mail.

ForL Derbes questions re‐ 49 Linda B Bertrand 449 Michael Felix Raymond Iv 149 Dorothy 349 Jonathan C Mathies 549 Robert Joseph Turner III 249 Antone Demetris Hodge to the elec‐ IN250 CLUDE: ConHolmes ‐ 50 Robert O Besse 450 Kimberly Daniel Reaves 150 Tylerlated David Desposito 350 Winnaflor A Mattern 550 Constance What J Tyler does this Damita Veleka bidIvding trac tor’s name, ad‐ 51 Jennifer E Bevrotte Elisabeth Maria Holzinger-Kottemann 451 Billy R Reeves 151 Davidtronic Joseph Dessauer 351 Christopher P Mauterer 551 Jeanette S Uhl 251 mean? process, please call dress, and Louisiana 52 Kelley Anne Bickers 252 Terrance Wayne Honore 452 Jemario Demetri Rheams 152 Zaidmara T Diaz 352 Joel Ralph Mcclure 552 Reed Joseph Umbehagen Central BiddingJr at state trac li‐ 53 Michael S Bickham 253 con David Dtor’s Hopkins 453 Rhonda Fox Richard 153 Frederick J Dibenedetto 353 James B Mcdaniel 553 Gabriel I Uwaifo This is not an emer‐ 225-810-4814. cense ber W Horridge 54 Damon M Billiot 254 num Brandon 454 Branden Richards 154 JasonEach Andrew Dickson 354 Kymmeshia R Mcdowell 554 Marie Van gency.

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Inade‐ of the total All264apEugene 64 Lori T Bordelon A Jackson 464 Darren Rudolph Rodgers 164 Kevin(5%) Dunkley 364 Fanlong Meng 564 Kealyn S Wang plicable laws, Jr quately treated or amount the 65 Sarah R Boudoin 465 Eleazar Jose Rodriguez 265nances, David Mand Jacobs 165 Jack W Dunphy bid and ordi 365 Ashley Elizabet Meredith 565 Kristy A Ward inadequately pro‐ payable and A reg ula‐ 66 Brandon Joseph Bourg 466 Jacob Rogers 266 Melanie Jarrell 166 Tomica M Duplessis without rules 366 Lionel V Meynard Jr 566 Shelly Lyn tected Ward water may ditions to the tions authori‐ 67 Katelynn E Bowman 467 Victoria H Rogers 267 of Saraall C Jarvis 167 Chriscon E Elliser 367 Louis Adam Michel 567 Felicia Anncon Washington tain diseaseOwner as a guar an ‐ ties ingRjuJenkins risdic‐ 68 John W Boyd 468 Leonardo Romerotrenado 268hav Corte 168 Mary Beth Embree 368 Nicole M Michel 568 Joshua Taylor Waters caus ing organisms. tee that the Bid der, if con ‐ These 69 Patricia A Boyle 469 Jeffrey M Roussel 269 over Norma H struc Jennings 169 Daniel A Eskine Jrthe Con‐ tion 369 Edwin Middleton 569 Donald Jason Watts organisms awarded project can cause symptoms 70 David D Boyter Sr 470 Rusty R Ruiz 270 of Billthe E Johnson 170 Susantract, Mariewill Espinpromptly tion 370 Crystal M Miller 570 Theresa Waxter shall apply to the such as diarrhea, 71 Rhonda L Bozeman 471 Richard Paul Russ 271 Dolores P Johnson 171 Jeanette 371 Kelly A Miller 571 Todd E Weidie exeOlivia cute Evans a Contract Con ‐ Jr nauWells sea, cramps, and 72 Gwendolyn Bradley 472 Tania Lashell Russell 272tract Jarrett through K Johnson 172 GaleninF Faciane 372 Paul S Miller 572 Paris Michelle accordance with out. associWendt ated 73 Ronald N Brady 473 Amber R Sainz 273ofKris Eing Johnson 173 Nicholas Fadely 373 Ronald J Miller 573 Macey Madison his A pro posal and all City Cov ton headaches.

While 74 Melanie N Bragagnini 474 Redouane Salhi 274 Michael S Johnson 174 Rebecca L Fairburn 374 Karen Milton 574 Joshua Henry West terms and condi‐ 135614AP9-16-23we have not de‐ 75 Ryan M Breen 475 Sydni Elise Saltalamacchia 175 Bing tions Liu Fang 375 Angel R Montanez 575 Beth M White of the Contract 3T275 Shantelle L Joiner tected any ev i dence 76 Jacob Blayne Brindle 476 Debbie M Sanchez 276 David B Jones 176 DanaDoc C Faure 376 Anncharal Chary Montgomery 576 Verna ClaraofWhite uments.

The $257.74 contamination or outside velope in 77 Ryan D Brooks 477 Jhony Sanchezmaxines 277 James E Jones Jr 177 Arneatter TonyaenFaust 377 Jeffrey B Moore 577 Churiese Mother Whitfield health threats bid is 78 Analise R Brown 478 Garey O Sanders 278 Webster J Joseph 178 Alexiswhich Anastasithe Feaster 378 Marilyn L Moore 578 Jesslynn Nicole Wicker related to our source 79 Eunice B Brown 479 Jeffrey A Sanders 279 Robert J Justus Jr 179 Robinplaced A Ferris must be 379 Nicole Maureen Moore 579 Kyle M Wiedemann water, we are still 80 Jamie L Brown 480 Daniel A Santiago Debien 280 Christopher M Karsolich 180 Jannaclearly L Firmin marked as 380 Daniella Moraarguello 580 Elizabeth Ann Wilcox committed to cor‐ folSlows: 81 Mary E Brown 481 Andrew Charles Sartalamacchia 281 Dennis M Keel 181 Connie Fisher 381 Jarrett C Moran 581 Cade D Williams recting the defi‐ 82 Natalie C Brown 282 Keighley L Kelley 482 Sharon K Schaffer 182 Beau Fitte Sr 382 Jerry C Morgan 582 Demel D Williams ciency to eliminate Bid: 83 Nicholas M Brown 283 Shannon Dwayne Kelly 483 Breighanna Nich Schenck 183 Terri Sealed M Fitzmorris 383 Tamisha G Morin 583 Jennifer Michel Williamsof conta‐ the threat CITY OF mination.

84 Pamela R Brown 284 Maria K Kentzel 484 Karen L Schilling 184 Carlos Antoine Flemings 384 Jacob Lain Morris 584 Lloyd A Williams Jr COV ING TON 85 Stacy E Brown 285 Nichol G Kerne 485 Theresa Lynn Schilling 185 DawnSPlaisance 385 Lyndia C Morris 585 Jon Michael Willis NEW Flite What was Done?

86 Toni G Brown 286 Myka M Kerr 486 Chance A Schubert 186 Bobby J Fogelquist 386 Christopher Ant Mumphrey 586 Michael Powell Wilson HAMP SHIRE 87 Catherine L Bruce 287 Jeffrey Marshal Kidder 487 Emma Kingsdorf Schwab 187 LauraRESUR Cloutier Foley 387 Mary E Myer 587 John C Wiltberger Jr FACING Magnolia Water 88 James C Buckley 288 Nolan Matthew Kieff 488 Jesse Tyler Scott 188 Candace Foreman 388 Amanda Marie Naquin 588 James S Winther ProM ject No. C0251 UOC and Louisiana 89 Trudy A Bufkin 289 Barbara M Kimmell 489 Sharvel Nichell Scott 189 Lorenzo Earl Franklin 389 Kimberly G Nath 589 Sydel H Wischan De part ment of 90 Jenna M Bullinger 290 Jeannette A King 490 Sage Amelia Sellers 190 Joshua Robert 390 Nancy Fallon Nelson 590 Michele L Wright Bid DueFreels Date and Health (LDH) had a 91 Lawrence E Buras III 291 Todd J King 491 Joseph P Senez 191 JudithTime: A FrickMay 8, 2025, 391 Sharon Marie Nelson 591 Jason Yi Wu miscommunication 92 Margot R Burchard 292 Michael Jay Kirsch 492 Yezenia I Serrano 192 Jacob2:00 Kize P.M. Fritter 392 Sara M Newman 592 Prashant Yelattiwar about the due date 93 Clarence E Burkett Jr 293 Darryl Dorian Knight 493 Abigail Marie Shannon 193 Darryel F Gagne 393 Mai Tai Bach Nguyen 593 Michael C for Yohe the significant INCLUDE: Con‐ 94 Darrin V Bush 294 Vedran Komazec 494 Wanda C Sharp 194 Stephen J Gaiennie 394 Mark Allen Nickerson 594 Sharon Savoie de fiYost ciency. The de‐ trac tor’s name, ad‐ 95 Ruby J Bush 295 Lynda M Kowal 495 Nathan T Shoemake 195 Phyllis D Galey 395 Alexis Leigh Nielson 595 Luis YoungfiJr ciency will be re‐ dress, 96 Lisa Leigh Butler 296 Jeffrey Michael Kucera 496 Steven Craig Shoemaker 196 Ashley Marieand GaliLouisiana 396 Nicholas Felix Noriea Jr 596 Salome S Young solved within a few contractor’s li‐ 97 Lyndon C Butler Jr 297 Evan Michael Labat 497 Brian K Short 197 Lindastate C Galloway 397 Annie P Norman 597 Joseph C Zahavi weeks. cense ber 98 Austin Scott Byron 298 Paul D Labit 498 Justus Walker Silliman 198 Peyton Oaksnum Gallup 398 Brittany Nichol Nugent 598 Sarah E Zanco Magnolia Water UOC is committed 99 Leslie B Caballero 299 Pamela R Lambert 499 Alriyane Tri Al Simmons 199 Gerardo Garcia 399 Christian Alber Nunez 599 Mary A Zar It is re quested, but to bringing our cus‐ 100 Maurice G Cabirac 300 Mason J Landry 500 Schirra Jr Simmons 200 Steven Joseph Gazzo 400 David L Nunez 600 James A Zeringue not mandatory, tomers safe, reliable that the entire bid water services and package be sub‐ will continue to STATE OF LOUISIANA mitted in dupli‐ work with LDH to cate.

Duplicate PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY carry out this com‐ copy can be a pho‐ mit ment.

22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT tocopy.

For more informa‐ All applicable laws, tion, please contact ordinances, and the CERTIFICATION Magnolia Water at rules and regula‐ 1-855-643-8152. tions of all author12th i‐ I, Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk ofties Court, day of March 2025, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing listing of the central jury venire a tice trueisand Thisis no being havingonjuthis risdic‐ sent to you by Port correct “Listing of the Central Jurytion Venire,” being in‐ compliance with Title XI, Qualifications and Selection of Grand and Petit Jurors, Code of Criminal Procedure, Art. over con struc Louis Town homes tion of the pro ject 408.1, for the Central Jury Term of Court to be held beginning on May 5, 2025 and drawn on March 12, 2025.

Water system. PWS shall apply to the ID# LA1103153 Contract through‐ Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court Date distributed: 135380APRIL23-1T $536.56 out.

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BY A BEING SITUATED samantha marie lau‐ Beech St, LA Louisiana Depart‐ with the State to de‐ ticipated financing REAR, ERTY. BE‐ IN SECTION 38, rent, darrin j. lau‐ TAX SALE TITLE YOUR ment of Health velop a plan to cor‐ is comprised of DEPTH INTER‐ hearing to discuss (LDH) performed a rect the deficiency $6.8mm of loan pro‐ TWEEN EQUAL TOWNSHIP 9 rent, shelia a. lau‐ TO THE ABOVE EST IN THE the proposed ordi‐ nance, will be held detailed inspection (or PROPERTY deficiencies). ceeds; $0.5mm of AND PARALLEL SOUTH, RANGE rent, trine ann tous‐ DESCRIBED and engineering However, we failed assumed replace‐ LINES OF 200 15 EAST, ST. TAM‐ saint, joseph ladrie PROPERTY HAS WILL BE TERMI‐ on May 6, 2025 at reserves; FEET. evaluation of our to correct the defi‐ ment MANY PARISH, laurent, victoria s. BEEN SOLD FOR NATED IF YOU 6:00pm in the Abita water system called ciency or contact the $0.2mm of seller fi‐ LOUISIANA, AND bell, stacey marie FAILURE TO PAY DO NOT FILE A Springs Town Hall, a sanitary survey. State before the es‐ nancing; $7.2mm of 131213 BEING BETTER blanc, edward m.

LAWSUIT IN AC‐ 22161 Level St., YOU COR Abita Springs, LA During this sanitary tablished deadline assumed OCD fi‐ GILBERT, LOLITA DESCRIBED AS laurent, ike carter TAXES. DANCE HAVE BEEN survey, they identi‐ and have therefore nancing; $5.7mm of L FOLLOWS, TO- laurent, van james IDENTIFIED AS WITH THE LAW 70420. Any inter‐ ested party is invited fied one or more sig‐ violated a require‐ Federal LIHTC Eq‐ 27087 JACKSON WIT: laurent, jonathan k. A PERSON WHO WITHIN 60 DAYS nificant deficiencies ment of the Ground uity; $1mm of De‐ ST, LA TAXES LOTS 39 AND 40, turner, edmond k. MAY OF THE DATE OF to attend.

HAVE AN ferred Developer OWED ARE WITH RIVERCREST in our system. As Water Rule.

THE FIRST PUB‐ 137514AP23-1T malter, jamie eliza‐ INTEREST IN LI Fee; and General ALL THAT CER‐ SUBDIVISION, our customers, you CATION OF $13.56 beth mejia, jade e. THIS PROP ‐ Partner Equity. TAIN PIECE OF ST. have a right to know What should I do?

TAMMANY ordogne, juan roberr ERTY. THIS NOTICE. what happened and There is nothing you Please reach out to GROUND, WITH PARISH, ordogne, natashia YOUR PUBLIC NOTICE INTER‐ what we are doing to need to do. You do Tom Crumley at ALL BUILDINGS LOUISIANA. george ordogne, EST IN THE ST TAMMANY correct this situa‐ not need to boil your Tcrumley@voasela. AND IMPROVE‐ ALL IN ACCOR‐ stephanie marie or‐ PROPERTY PARISH SHER‐ CITY OF COV‐ tion. According to water or take other com if you wish to MENTS DANCE WITH dogne, jennifer lynn WILL BE TERMI‐ IFF’S OFFICE INGTON COUN‐ EPA's Ground Water corrective actions. If provide comments THEREON, AND PLAT OF SAID cousin, kortia j. NATED CIL IF YOU ATTN: PROPERTY Rule, we were re‐ a situation arises on the proposed de‐ ALL RIGHTS, SUBDIVISION cousin, roshunda m. DO NOT RE‐ TAX DEPT. PUBLIC HEAR‐ quired to correct the where the water is velopment.

WAYS, PRIVI‐ WHICH IS ON cousin, james q. flot, DEEM PO BOX 1450 ING/ deficiency (or defi‐ no longer safe to 136574AP16-23LEGES, SERVI‐ FILE IN THE OF‐ larry j. flot, lionel PROPERTY THE COVINGTON, LA MEETING BY 70434 ciencies) or work drink, you will be 30-3T TUDES, PRE‐ FICE OF THE lawerence flot, MAKING TUESDAY, May ALL with the State to de‐ notified within 24 $694.39 SCRIPTIONS, AD‐ CLERK OF tommy c. flot, ch‐ REQUIRED PAY‐ (985) 809-8217 06, 2024 velop a plan to cor‐ hours.

VANTAGES AND COURT FOR ST. enelle melinda new‐ MENTS 137059AP23-30-2T 6:00 P.M. TO THE rect the deficiency ton, michael p. bra‐ TAX The following pub‐ PUBLIC NOTICE OTHER THINGS TAMMANY COLLEC‐ $653.54 (or deficiencies). What does this THEREUNTO BE‐ PARISH, ham, john fitzgerald TOR lic hearing/meeting LISTED However, we failed mean?

LONG ING SIT U ‐ LOUISIANA. faciane, malcolm m. BELOW OR FILE will be held in the ST. TAMMANY Public Notices to correct the defi‐ This is not an emer‐ ATED IN THE FURTHER IN AC‐ faciane, michael A LAWSUIT IN City of Covington PARISH GOV‐ Meet/Hear/Min ciency or contact the gency. If it had been PARISH OF ST. COR DANCE don fa ciane, ure kia Council Chambers ERNMENT CORDANCE State before the es‐ an emergency, you ADJUDICATED TAMMANY, WITH SURVEY marie faciane, sonya AC located at 222 East WITH LAW tablished deadline would have been STATE OF NO. 3035 BY IVAN faciane johnson, WITHIN 60 DAYS Kirkland Street in PROPERTY and have therefore notified within 24 LOUISIANA, M. BORGEN, C. E., OCCUPANT(S), Covington, SALE ADVER‐ NOTICE OF OF THE DATE OF violated a require‐ hours. This signifi‐ FULLY DE‐ DATED NOVEM‐ EDWARD M. THE FIRST PUB‐ Louisiana: TISEMENT PUBLIC ment of the Ground cant deficiency has SCRIBED AS FOL‐ BER 25, 1974, A LAURENT, HEARING LI CA TION OF Water Rule.

LOWS, TO-WIT: COPY OF WHICH TRAVIS J. FA‐ THIS the potential to re‐ BY VIRTUE OF 1. PUBLIC NOTICE, sult in lack of proper THE AUTHORITY BEGINNING AT IS ON FILE IN THE CIANE, JUAN R. OR THE Town of Abita HEARING AND What should I do? treatment and over‐ VESTED IN ME DAVE TAYLOR’S OFFICE OF THE ORDOGNE, RECORDING OF Springs Planning & ACTION ON ITEM CLERK OF DANESHA sight of the water BY THE CONSTI‐ SOUTHWEST JA‐ AN ACT TRANS‐ Zoning Public Hear‐ NO. 2024-04-01 An There is nothing you system.

COURT FOR ST. COBS Inade‐ TUTION AND THE CORNER; Ordinance of the FERRING OWN‐ ing need to do. You do quately treated or LAWS OF THE THENCE, GO TAMMANY 1 AC M/L IN SEC ERSHIP, Notice is hereby City of Covington IF not need to boil your inadequately pro‐ STATE 48 8 12 CB 717 889 LATER. the OF NORTH 71 DE‐ PARISH, given that a public Authorizing water or take other tected water may LOUISIANA, 2018 TS IN NAME ST. TAMMANY hearing will be held Mayor to Sell on I GREES 30 MIN‐ LOUISIANA. corrective actions. If contain UTES WEST 208.7 132679 disease- WILL SELL, AT LOLITA GILBERT PARISH GOV‐ by the Town of Behalf of the City of a situation arises causing organisms. CIVIC‐ FEET; TO PARISH INST ERNMENT Abita Springs Plan‐ Covington A Por‐ where the water is These THENCE, GO ON THE DAY OF NO 2168329 organisms SOURCE.COM, ning and Zoning tion of Joiner Street, 701 N. CO LUM ‐ no longer safe to can cause symptoms WITHIN THE NORTH 18 DE‐ SALE I WILL Improvements Commission at 6:00 City of Covington, ST. drink, you will be such as diarrhea, LEGAL HOURS GREES 30 MIN‐ SELL THE PROP‐ thereon bear Munic‐ BIA Tammany pm on Thursday, St. COV ING TON, LA notified within 24 nausea, cramps, and FOR JUDICIAL UTES EAST 208.7 ERTY TO THE ipal No. 27087 Jack‐ 70433 April 24, 2025, at Parish, Louisiana hours.

HIGHEST BID‐ son St, LA associated SALES BEGIN‐ FEET; Town Hall, 22161 (Planning Case #25(985) 809-8217 GO DER. THE SALE headaches. While NING AT 8:00 THENCE, Level St., Abita 03-02 SALE) (Bots‐ 1368/53AP23-1T Please share this in‐ we have not de‐ O'CLOCK A.M ON SOUTH 71 DE‐ WILL BE WITH‐ Tax Bill 132679 Springs for the pur‐ ford) formation with all tected any evidence THE 7th DAY OF GREES 30 MIN‐ OUT APPRAISE‐ KYEL E. PICHON, $157.92 pose of receiving other people who of contamination or MAY, 2025 AND UTES EAST 208.7 MENT, FOR PARISH OF ST. public comments re‐ 2. PUBLIC drink this water, es‐ other health threats CONTINUING FEET; CASH OR TAMMANY, loretta PUBLIC NOTICE garding the subdivi‐ HEARING AND pecially those who related to our source UNTIL GO OTHER PAY‐ g. stevens, larry ed‐ SAID THENCE, sion of a parcel of ACTION ON ITEM may not have re‐ water, we are still SALES ARE COM‐ SOUTH 18 DE‐ MENT METH‐ ward Pichon III, THIS NOTICE BY land with the ad‐ NO. 2024-04-02 An PUB LI CA TION IS ceived this notice committed to cor‐ PLETED, TITLE GREES 30 MIN‐ ODS ACCEPT‐ larry edward pi‐ dress 22468 Hwy. Ordinance of the directly (i.e., people recting the defi‐ TO IMMOVABLE UTES WEST 208.7 ABLE TO THE chon, lori pichon NOTIFICATION 435. The property City of Covington THAT YOUR in apartments, nurs‐ ciency to eliminate PROPERTY FEET TO THE TAX COLLEC‐ milford, CORPO‐ the ON cated at the corner Authorizing RIGHTS OR IN‐ lo ing homes, schools, the threat of conta‐ WHICH TAXES PLACE OF BE‐ TOR, IN LEGAL RATION SERVICE TER of Hwy. 435 and In‐ Mayor To Sell on EST IN THE and businesses). mination.

GIN NING AND TEN DER COM PANY, CACV Be half of the City of WERE ADJUDI‐ dian Trail is cur‐ You can do this by MONEY OF THE OF COLORADO, FOLLOWING CATED TO THE CONTAINING rently .81 acres. The Covington A Por‐ DE SCRIBED posting this notice What was done?

ST. TAMMANY ONE ACRE AND UNITED STATES, LLC request is to divide tion of the South in a public place or During the sanitary PARISH 39 40 PROPERTY LO‐ into two parcels America Street GOV‐ IS A PART OF LOT AND A NON- LOTS CATED IN THE distributing copies survey performed ERNMENT, RIVERCREST TO 13 OF SECTION WARRANTY with Parcel A being Right of Way in the PARISH OF ST by hand or mail.

48, TOWN SHIP 8 CASH SALE SUBD CB 734 345 on August 16, 2022, ENFORCE COL‐ 17,867 square feet Favorotville Subdi‐ LDH identified a LECTION CB 1203 1 1988 TS TAMMANY, OF SOUTH, RANGE CERTIFICATE and Parcel B being vision, City of Cov‐ LOUISIANA MAY What does this pinhole leak on a TAXES. 12 EAST, SHALL BE IS ‐ TO PARISH CB THE square feet. ington, St. Tam‐ TERMI‐ 15,345 mean?

SUED TO THE 1389 448 INST NO BE pipe at the backup NAMES OF SAID GREENSBURG Parish, A vari ance being many NATED BY OP‐ sought for is DISTRICT, PURCHASER well site. There DELINQUENT 1821488 the rear Louisiana. (Burrall) ER A TION OF This is not an emer‐ were plans in place TAX DEBTORS LOUISIANA, ALL FOR THE PROP‐ Improvements lot dimension of gency. If it had been to upgrade the well AND THE LEGAL AS PER SURVEY ERTY. thereon bear Munic‐ LAW IF YOU DO Parcel B. The north‐ 3. PUBLIC NOT TAKE FUR ‐ an emergency, you site and this defi‐ DESCRIPTION OF JOS. PUGH, 136852AP23-1T ipal No. Spring Dr, corner of Parcel HEARING AND THER ACTION east would have been ciency was added to FOR EACH OF C.E., BLUE PRINT $228.66 LA B would be 67 feet ACTION ON ITEM IN AC COR ‐ notified within 24 OF WHICH IS RE ‐ the project scope, in THE PROPERTIES where 90 feet NO. 2025-04-03 An DANCE WITH wide hours. This signifi‐ addition to a minor TO BE OFFERED CITED TO BE AT‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Tax Bill 131558 is the required mini‐ Ordinance of the cant deficiency has deficiency to raise FOR SALE ARE TACHED TO A PARISH OF ST. LAW: City of Covington mum width. the potential to re‐ the well casing. Ex‐ AS FOLLOWS: PREVIOUS ACT THIS NOTICE BY TAMMANY, A map of the area Levying, Imposing, Tax Bill 75870 sult in lack of proper tensions were re‐ OF SALE. proposed for subdi‐ and adopting the PUBLICATION IS SARAH F. T. SHIF‐ Occupant/Tenant; treatment and over‐ quested due to the LIVERMORE, LESS AND EX‐ NOTIFICATION FLETT, J. D. TATE, vision is available at Millage Rates on All Heirs and Es tate of sight of the water process for the bid‐ GEORGE Property Subject to C/O CEPT: A SALE BY THAT towno‐ YOUR Gina griffin, vicki system.

Inade‐ ding and awarding CERVIZZI, LINDA ROBERT OR‐ RIGHTS OR IN‐ lubrano, joseph lu‐ Corwyn Dale Wood fabitasprings.com/pl Taxation in the City quately treated or of the contract. The MADISONVILLE, DOGNE, ET UX TEREST IN THE brano jr, terri snow, 2.9 ACS BEING PT ningzoning. All in‐ of Covington, State inadequately pro‐ extensions for the LA 70447 TAXES TO HERBERT OR‐ FOLLOWING DE‐ deborah jo ann LOT 337 CB 236 terested parties shall of Louisiana, For tected water may repair were granted OWED ARE WITH DOGNE, SCRIBED PROP‐ arnold, belenda ann 162 CB 249 534 CB have the right and the Year 2025. contain disease- by LDH, our last re‐ LOT IN ERTY LOCATED dill, karen l. dill, 1292 129 CB 1526 opportunity to ap‐ (Roberts) 42 IN RECORDED 780 INST NO 1 pear and be heard on causing organisms. quest in 2024 did SQUARE ONE COB 585, FOLIO IN THE PARISH michael l. dill, Ken‐ 150370 NO the subject.

These organisms not receive a re‐ HUNDRED 355, MORE FULLY OF In accordance with ST. TAM‐ neth dill, Randall 1158155 INST INST NO 135410AP9-16-23can cause symptoms sponse. Construc‐ EIGHTY-NINE A DESCRIBED AS MANY, glenn dill, laverne the Americans with 1158501 2002 TS such as diarrhea, tion at the site began (189-A), IN MAN‐ FOLLOWS: kathy Disabilities Act, if 3T LOUISIANA MAY clayton, nausea, cramps, and in October of 2024 DEVILLE, PARISH ALL THAT CER‐ BE TERMINATED strickland, yvonne IN NAME COR‐ $73.74 special assistance is associated and the well was OF buddy WYNN D WOOD needed, please con‐ ST. TAM‐ TAIN PIECE OF BY OPERATION johnston, headaches. While placed off-line, the MANY, STATE OF GROUND, WITH OF LAW IF YOU stokes, belinda pow‐ INST NO 13 tact the ADA Coor‐ PUB LIC NO TICE we have not de‐ well is not con‐ LOUISIANA, PER ALL BUILDINGS DO NOT TAKE ell, zack leger, Improvements dinator at Coving‐ thereon bear Mu nic ‐ tected any evidence nected to the water PLAN DRAWN BY AND IMPROVE‐ FURTHER ton City Hall (892AC‐ nathan d. stokes, pal No. 0 Anchor‐ ABITA SPRINGS of contamination or system. Construc‐ CHARLES MENTS 1811) describing the TION IN ACCOR‐ taylor lee stokes, iage Drive, La ‐ other health threats tion at the site is cur‐ PUMILIA ON OC‐ THEREON, AND DANCE assistance that is WITH emma stokes, john combe, LA The Abita Springs related to our source rently ongoing for TOBER 13, 1911, ALL RIGHTS, LAW: stokes, Karen essary.

Town Council is nec water, we are still the upgrades and re‐ DEPOSITED PRIVI‐ miller, josh guericke IN WAYS, considering Instru‐ /S/ TAX SALE TITLE committed to cor‐ pairs.

LEGES, SERVI ‐ 1 AC M/L IN LOT _________________ THE OFFICE OF Tax Bill 130821 2025-008 AN recting the defi‐ PRE‐ PARISH OF ST. 2B THOMAS TO THE ABOVE- ment D. Rucker THE CLERK OF TUDES, ORDINANCE TO JoAnn ciency to eliminate Please share this in‐ COURT FOR THE SCRIPTIONS, AD‐ TAMMANY, MIL‐ CRAWFORD SEC DESCRIBED Council Clerk DE CLARE A POR ‐ PROP ERTY HAS the threat of conta‐ formation with all PARISH OF ST. VANTAGES AND DRED PRATTINI 40 8 14 CB 220 465 at City Hall and OF SOUTH Posted mination.

OTHER THINGS LIVERMORE, Council Chambers- 04-01the other people TAMMANY, CB 716 863 2018 BEEN SOLD FOR TION STREET NO FAIL URE TO PAY 2025 who drink this STATE OF THEREUNTO BE‐ GEORGE L. LIV‐ TS IN NAME TAXES. YOU LONGER NECES‐ 135406AP9-16-23What was Done?

LONGING SITU‐ ERMORE water, especially LOUISIANA. SHIF‐ JR., SARAH SARY FOR PUB ‐ HAVE BEEN ATED IN THE those who may not SAID LOT MEA‐ BONNIE C. PEY‐ FLETT TO PARISH IDENTIFIED AS LIC USE AND TO 3T Magnolia Water have received this SURES THIRTY PARISH OF ST. ROUX, $162.46 ELLEN‐ INST NO 2168409 A PERSON WHO AUTHORIZE ITS UOC and Louisiana notice directly (for (30’) FEET FRONT TAMMANY, JOY A. MCADAM, Improvements DIS POSAL AND Department of example, people in ON OF JULIA LORRAINE thereon bear Munic‐ MAY HAVE AN TO PROVIDE FOR CAROLINE STATE TEREST IN Health (LDH) had a apartments, nursing STREET, BY A LOUISIANA, MATTHEWS, JER‐ ipal No. 39461 IN THIS PROP‐ RELATED MAT‐ miscommunication homes, you can do DEPTH OF ONE FULLY DE‐ ROD THOMAS Beech St, LA TERS. A public ERTY. about the due date this by posting this HUNDRED SCRIBED AS FOL‐ MATTHEWS, INTER‐ hearing to discuss for the significant notice in a public TWENTY (120’) LOWS; TO-WIT: TAX SALE TITLE YOUR GRETCHEN the proposed ordi‐ deficiency. The de‐ place or distributing FEET BETWEEN BEGINNING AT CHERIE TO THE ABOVE EST IN THE nance, will be held PROPERTY ficiency will be re‐ copies by hand or EQUAL AND PAR‐ DAVE TAYLOR’S MATTHEWS, DESCRIBED on May 6, 2025 at WILL BE TER MI ‐ solved within a few mail. For more in‐ ALLEL LINES. SOUTHWEST PROP ERTY HAS TYLER SCHULTZ, the Abita weeks.

CORNER; CHAIR VICE-CHAIR FOR NATED IF YOU 6:00pm in formation, please ALEK SCHULTZ, BEEN SOLDImpastato Town Hall, Jeffrey Corbin Magnolia Water contact: Christopher 130821 THENCE NORTH JULIAN VICTOR FAILUREJoe TO PAY DO NOT FILE A Springs 22161 Level St., LAW SUIT IN AC ‐ District 1 Rick Smith District 8 Patrick Burke, III UOC is committed Tissue, 71 DEGS. 30 MIN‐ OTTO CERVIZZI, TAXES. YOU 985-893- FOLSE, ERIC D Abita Springs, LADistrict 9 David Cougle CORDANCE District 2 Larry BEEN Rolling to bringing our cus‐ 1717, 620 N Tyler TEE, ABITA UTES WEST 208.7 ADRIAN KEN‐ HAVE 70420.

Any in ter ‐ District 3 Martha Cazaubon WITH THE LAW District 10 Maureen O’Brien tomers safe, reliable Street, Covington, SPRINGS, FEET; TIFIED AS LA NETH HANS IDEN ested party is invitedDistrict 11 Arthur Laughlin District 4 Kathy Seiden 60TAMMANY DAYS PARISH water services and LA 70433.

A PER SON WHO WITHINST. 70420 TAXES THENCE NORTH CERVIZZI, atCOUNCIL tend.

District 5 Pat Phillips District 12 Jerry Binder OFBoxto will continue to 137049AP23-1T 18 DEGS. 30 MIN ‐ MAY HAVE AN OF THE DATE P.O. 628 OWED ARE WITH MICHELLE LIV‐ District 6 Cheryl Tanner District 13 Jeffrey Corbin 137514AP23-1T THE FIRST PUB ‐ work with LDH to $94.09 UTES EAST 153.7 IN TER EST IN Covington, LA 70434 TWO CERTAIN ERMORE, District 7 Joe Impastato District 14 Jimmy Strickland, III $13.56 LI CA TION OF carry out this com‐ THIS PROP ‐ 985-898-2591 LOT (S) OF FEET; GEORGE JOHN THIS NO TICE. mitment.

THENCE SOUTH ERTY. www.stpgov.org GROUND, TO ‐ LIVERMORE, PUBLIC NOTICE INTER‐ WITH 71 DEGS. 30 MIN‐ LINDA LIVER‐ YOUR Name correction GETHER TAMMANY For more informa‐ Name change to ALL THE BUILD‐ UTES EAST 208.7 MORE, KATHY EST IN THE ST PARISH SHER‐ tion, please contact Carol Wood, my INGS AND IM‐ FEET; PROPERTY MCADAM, Magnolia Water at God given name not PROVEMENTS THENCE SOUTH KAREN CARSON, WILL BE TERMI‐ IFF’S OFFICE ATTN: PROPERTY 1-855-643-8152. to avoid any debt or THEREON, AND 18 DEGS. 30 MIN‐ JAMES MCADAM NATED IF YOUPOSTED AT PARISH GOVERNMENT COMPLEX BY APRIL 25, 2025 This notice is being prosecution. anyone ALL OF THE UTES WEST 153.7 LOT 42 SQ 189A DO NOT RE‐ TAX DEPT. sent to you by Port having any objec‐ RIGHTS, WAYS, FEET TO THE MANDEVILLE CB DEEM THE PO BOX 1450 Louis Townhomes tions are hereby re‐ PRIVILEGES, PLACE OF BE‐ 867 66 CB 1029 201 PROPERTY BY COVINGTON, LA Water system. PWS quested to witness. SERVITUDES, AP‐ GINNING AND FRANK'S INT TO MAKING ALL 70434 PUBLIC 809-8217MEETING NOTICE ID# LA1103153 CONTAINING LINDA CERVIZZI REQUIRED PAY‐ (985) Carol Wood c/o Five PURTENANCES Date distributed: Thousand West Es‐ AND ADVAN‐ ONE ACRE AND INST NO 2052179 MENTS TO THE 137059AP23-30-2T $653.54WILL BE HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT THE PARISH 04/23/2025 COLLEC‐MEETINGS THE FOLLOWING planade Ave Ste A TAGES THERE‐ IS A PART OF LOT 2017 TS IN NAME TAX 137269AP23-1T LISTED Box one six six UNTO BELONG‐ 13 OF SECTION GEORGE LIVER‐ TOR GOVERNMENT COMPLEX, 21490 KOOP DRIVE, OFF HIGHWAY 59, MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA: $591.36 Metairie Louisiana ING OR IN ANY‐ 48, TOWNSHIP 8 MORE TO PARISH BELOW OR FILE A LAWSUIT IN APPER‐ SOUTH, RANGE INST NO 2120808 seven thousand six, WISE EAST, Improvements ACCORDANCE PUBLIC NOTICE exp 15 days from TAINING, SITU‐ 12 REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING MONDAY, APRIL 28, 2025 LAW ATED IN THE GREENSBURG thereon bear Munic‐ WITH AGENDA publication AT 2:00 PM PARISH OF ST. DISTRICT, IMPORTANT ipal No. Madis‐ WITHIN 60 DAYS 137264AP23-30‐ LOUISIANA, ALL onville, LA 70447 OF THE DATE OF TAMMANY, INFORMATION MAY7-3T FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING MONDAY, APRIL 28, 2025 AS PER SUR VEY THE FIRST PUB‐ STATE OF ABOUT YOUR $256.84 FOLLOWING AGENDA REVIEW COMMITTEE LICATION OF LOUISIANA, IN OF JOS. PUGH, Tax Bill 131213 DRINKING C.E., BLUE PRINT FRANK ROMA‐ THIS NOTICE, HILLCREST WATER PUBLIC NOTICE INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE MEETING MONDAY, APRIL 28, 2025 THE COUNTRY CLUB OF WHICH IS RE‐ GUERA JR, ERIC OR FOLLOWING FINANCE COMMITTEE CITED AT‐ D. FOLSE, PARISH RECORDING OF St Tammany Parish Renaissance Neigh‐ SUBDIVISION, TRANS ‐ – Northlake Behav‐ borhood Develop‐ WHICH SUBDIVI‐ TACHED TO ACT OF ST. TAM‐ AN ACT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, MAY 01, 2025 ioral Water System ment Corp. is com‐ SION IS PARTS OF OF SALE DATED MANY, PATRICIA FERRING OWN‐ AT 6:00 PM IF Failed to Take Cor‐ peting for 9% Tax SECTIONS 22, 23, MAY 3RD, 1946 ANN MOREL RO‐ ERSHIP, LATER. rective Action Fol‐ Credits from the 26 AND 27, T 6 S, R AND RECORDED MAGUERA, The St. Tammany Parish Council will conduct the above meeting in the Council Chambers. The livestream will be COB 172, Michael TAM MANY lowing Identifica‐ state housing credit 12 E, AND WHICH AT Roma‐ ST.available for viewing on regular broadcast channels (Charter Channel 710; U-verse Channel 99) or on the Parish FOLIO 503.

PARISH GOV‐ tion of a Significant ceiling to be allo‐ LOT (S) IS MORE guera, Lori Roma‐ website: www.stpgov.org. The livestream will begin at 2:00 pm on Monday, April 28, 2025 for the Committee MENT Deficiency guera, Libby Roma‐ ERN cated by Louisiana PARTICULARLY meetings and at 6:00 pm 131422 N. CO LUM ‐ on Thursday, May 01, 2025 for the Regular Council Meeting.

Housing Corpora‐ DESCRIBED AS PICHON, KYEL E guera, Hayden P. 701 ST.comments regarding items on an agenda may be submitted to the Council Office at council@stpgov.org On August 16, 2022, tion in order to rede‐ FOLLOWS: Folse, Hunter J. BIA E-mail ETUX C/O PI‐ Folse, Harrison D. COVINGTON, LA the Louisiana De‐ velop Groves LOTS NOS. 21 no later than 4:00 pm on the date of the Regular Council meeting and no later than 12:00 pm on the date of partment of Health Preservation, a pro‐ AND 22 ARE LO‐ CHON, DOLORES Folse, DAWN 70433 committee meetings. All comments submitted by e-mail will be submitted into the record in reference to the (985) 809-8217 IN R (LDH) performed a posed 94-unit reha‐ CATED JOHNSTON 1368/53AP23-1T relevant agenda item. detailed inspection bilitation develop‐ SQUARE NO. 77, SPRING DR, LA FOLSE OWED LOTS 21 22 SQ 77 $157.92 and engineering ment for families, WHICH SQUARE TAXES Pursuant to Act 393 of the Louisiana Legislative Session (2023), The St. Tammany Parish Council Rules for Remote evaluation of our including individu‐ IS BOUNDED BY ARE WITH ALL HILLCREST Participation in Open Meetings by Those with ADA-Recognized Disabilities and application for remote water system called als with special TEE STREET, TED THAT CERTAIN COUNTRY CLUB participation can be found on the Parish Council page of the Parish website at: a sanitary survey. needs, located at RAY DRIVE AND LOT OR PARCEL ADDITION 1 CB https://www.stpgov.org/government/parish_council_test/apply_to_appear_remotely_at_public_meetings.php EASTERN OF LAND, TO‐ 298 355 CB 352 65 During this sanitary 424 Purslane Dr., THE GETHER WITH Completed applications for accommodation, including the medical certification form, must be received by the survey, they identi‐ Covington, LA AND SOUTHERN ALL THE BUILD‐ CB 1205 880 INST Council office at least seventy-two (72) hours in advance. fied one or more sig‐ 70433 in St. Tam‐ BOUNDARY OF NO 1351541 2008 INGS AND IM‐ TS TO PARISH nificant deficiencies many parish. The HILLCREST PROVE MENTS For questions regarding these Council meetings, please call the Council Office at 985-898-2591. in our system. As planned develop‐ COUNTRY CLUB INST NO 1740625 THEREON, AND Improvements our customers, you ment would contain SUBDIVISION; have a right to know community space SAID LOTS NOS. ALL THE RIGHTS, thereon bear Munic‐ PRIVI‐ ipal No. Tee, Abita what happened and and 24 one-beds, 42 21 AND 22 AD‐ WAYS, SERVI‐ Springs, LA 70420 Mary Burckell – Council Administrator EACH LEGES, what we are doing to two-beds, and 28 JOIN TUDES, AP PUR‐ AND correct this situa‐ three-beds in a mix OTHER Katrina Buckley - Council Clerk TE NANCES AND tion. According to of duplexes, row‐ MEASURE, Tax Bill 131422 Ashley Gonzales - Assistant Council Administrator AD VAN TAGES EPA’s Ground Water houses and garden EACH, 100 FEET LOLITA LAU‐ Kristine S. Scherer - Assistant Council Administrator Rule, we were re‐ apartments at an es‐ FRONT ON TEE THEREUNTO BE‐ RENT GILBERT, Tommie Galloway – Assistant to the Council THE LONGING OR IN PARISH OF ST. quired to correct the timated total devel‐ STREET, AP‐ TAMMANY, eric deficiency (or defi‐ opment cost of SAME IN WIDTH ANYWISE THE PERTAINING, ciencies) or work $21.4mm. The an‐ ACROSS joe ordogne sr., AND samantha marie lau‐ 137820-APRIL23-1T $117.60

BY A LYING with the State to de‐ ticipated financing REAR, BEING SIT U ATED BE‐ velop a plan to cor‐ is comprised of DEPTH rent, darrin j. lau‐ IN SEC TION 38, rect the deficiency $6.8mm of loan pro‐ TWEEN EQUAL rent, shelia a. lau‐ 9 rent, trine ann tous‐ (or deficiencies). ceeds; $0.5mm of AND PARALLEL TOWNSHIP SOUTH, RANGE However, we failed assumed replace‐ LINES OF 200 saint, joseph ladrie 15 EAST, ST. TAM‐ FEET. to correct the defi‐ lll

WHEREAS, this property has been ORDINANCE NO. 4225 located within the City of Slidell since 8B ✦ Wednesday, April 23,be 2025 Tammany fore ✦NoSt. vem ber 4, ✦ An ordinance re‐ vokingPublic the Planned 1986; and Public Notices Public Notices DevelNotices opment WHEREAS, the Unit Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Slidell Director of zoning designation Planning duly ad‐ for a 14.52 acre por‐ vertised and the tion of Highland PUBLIC NOTICE Zoning Commis‐ Park and assigning a sion held a public zoning classifica‐ Introduced March hearing on March tion of A-8 High Urban 25, 2025, by Coun‐ 17, 2025, for Case Density cilwoman Hag‐ Z25-01, with a rec‐ (Case Z25-03). gerty, seconded by ommendation to ap‐ the Councilman DiS‐ prove the request; WHEREAS, property identified anti, (by request of and as High land Park Administration) NOW THERE‐ FORE BE IT OR‐ Subdivision was ap‐ Item No. 25-03DAINED by the proved in 1927; and 3583 Slidell City Council WHEREAS, a re‐ that it does hereby quest to annex ORDINANCE NO. rezone property 250 10.375 acres of the 4224 Strawberry Street Highland Park Sub‐ An ordinance rezon‐ identified as a division was ap‐ ing property located 7.286-acre parcel proved by City at 250 Strawberry located in Lot 4 of Council under Ordi‐ Street from A-6 Sin‐ Section 3, Township nance No. 3339 in‐ gle-Family Urban to 9 South, Range 14 cluding a request by M-2 Light Indus‐ East, from A-6 Sin‐ the property owners trial. (Case Z25-01). gle Family Residen‐ to convey a City tial to M-2 Light In‐ zoning designation as Planned Unit De‐ WHEREAS, the dustrial.

Slidell City Council ADOPTED this 8th velopment; and WHEREAS, a sub‐ received a petition day of April, 2025. sequent petition from Western 136936AP23-1T from Southeast In‐ Tampa LLC to re‐ $63.12 vestments, Inc. to zone property owned and located PUBLIC NOTICE zone a total of 14.52 acres of land to at located at 250 Strawberry Street Introduced March Planned Unit Devel‐ op ment (PUD) identified as a 25, 2025, by Coun‐ which was approved 7.286-acre parcel cilwoman Hag‐ located in Lot 4 of gerty, seconded by by the City Council Ordinance Section 3, Township Councilman DiS‐ under 9 South, Range 14 anti, (by request of No. 3412; and WHEREAS, per East, from A-6 Sin‐ Administration) Municipal Code Ap‐ gle Family Residen‐ pendix A Part 2 Sec‐ tial to M-2 Light In‐ Item No. 25-03tion 2.15, the dustrial; and 3584 Planned Unit Devel‐ WHEREAS, this property has been ORDINANCE NO. opment (Prelimi‐ nary) must be de‐ located within the 4225 signed to encourage City of Slidell since before November 4, An ordinance re‐ and allow creative 1986; and voking the Planned design and provide WHEREAS, the Unit Development efficient use of the Slidell Director of zoning designation land, with the pre‐ Planning duly ad‐ for a 14.52 acre por‐ liminary plat being vertised and the tion of Highland submitted to the Zoning Commis‐ Park and assigning a City Engineering sion held a public zoning classifica‐ and Planning Direc‐ LegalA-8 High tor forLegal review and hearingLegal on March tion of and Notices Notices Urban approval; Notices 17, 2025, for Case Density WHEREAS, the Z25-01, with a rec‐ (Case Z25-03). prop erty owners ommendation to ap‐ sub mit ted the Pre ‐ prove thePublished request; on April 23, 2025 and posted at the Parish WHEREAS, theComplex by April 28, 2025 and property identified liminary Plan which NOW THERE‐ as Highland Park was reviewed and FORE BE IT OR‐ Subdivision was ap‐ approved by Ordi‐ DAINED by the proved in 1927; and nance No. 3412 on Slidell City Council WHEREAS, a re‐ July 24, 2007, that it does hereby quest to annex which outlined the rezone property 250 10.375 acres of the development stan‐ Strawberry Street Highland Park Sub‐ dards, zoning regu‐ identified as a division was ap‐ lations, and regula‐ 7.286-acre parcel proved by City tions applicable to AGENDA located in Lot 4 of Council under Ordi‐ the PUD Zoning TAMMANYNo. PARISH COUNCIL Section 3, Township ST. nance 3339 inMEETING ‐ District; and WHEREAS, Sec‐ 9 South, Range 14 THURSDAY, cludingMAY a re01,quest 2025 ATby 6:00 PM East, from A-6 Sin‐ the property owners tion 2.1507.a. stipu‐ ST. TAMMANY GOVERNMENT COMPLEX lates a property gle Family Residen‐ to convey a City owner who has re‐ KOOP DRIVE, MANDEVILLE, tial to M-2 Light In‐ 21490 zoning desig nation LA. dustrial. as Planned Unit De‐ ceived preliminary CALL TO ORDERthis

BY THE HONORABLE JOE IMPASTATO, COUNCIL CHAIR plan approval from ADOPTED 8th velopment; and the city council for a dayINVOCATION of April,BY2025. ___________ WHEREAS, a sub‐ 136936AP23-1T sequent petition PUD plan has one $63.12 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE BY ___________ from Southeast In‐ year from the date of vestments, Inc. to approval by the ROLL CALL: zone a total of 14.52 council in which to Rick Smith acres of land to obtain final plan ap‐ Larry Rolling Planned Unit Devel‐ proval by ordinance Martha Cazaubon op ment (PUD) of the city council, Kathy Seiden and if a PUD plan which was ap proved Pat Phillips by the City Council has not received Cheryl Tanner under Ordinance final plan approval Joe Impastato within one year No. 3412; and Patrick Burke, III WHEREAS, per from the date that it David Cougle Municipal Code Ap‐ received prelimi‐ Maureen O’Brien pendix A Part 2 Sec‐ nary plan approval Arthur Laughlin tion 2.15, the from the city coun‐ Jerry Binder Planned Unit Devel‐ cil, the preliminary Jeffrey Corbin opment (Prelimi‐ plan shall become Jimmy Strickland, III and void; and nary) must be de‐ null PUBLIC COMMENT: A three (3) minute time limit is established WHEREAS, each member of the as public of signed to encourage for wishing to speak (for or against) an item on the agenda, exceptthis appeals.

You must the date, no submit action and allow cre ative comment card prior to the commencement of discussion on the agenda item if you would like to has been taken on de sign and pro vide speak on that item. efficient use of the the required im‐ proveAnyone mentswho and de‐ withhold the preand ‐ applause.

To ensure that all speakers areland, heard please cheers wishes to vel place a comment in the record butinary who does not wish to speak at op the ment podium maywithin fill out a lim plat being the Highland Park speaker card and check the box indicating they doto not wish sub mitted theto speak.

City Engineering PUD beyond the ini‐ PRESENTATIONS and Plan ning Direc‐ tial preliminary plan and tor for review and submittal; 1. Presentation of Proclamation to St. Tammany Parish Government Employee ofthe the WHEREAS, ap proval; and Month. (President Cooper) WHEREAS, the Section 2.1508.a.

PUD regulations re‐ prop erty ersOrleans.

2. Presentation of Proclamation to the Universityown of New (Burke) submitted the Pre‐ quiring a Final Plat andWeek. (Corbin) Subdivision 3. Presentation to recognizelim Mayi12-17 Economic Development naryasPlan which with the PUD was reviewed and Plat 4. Presentation to recognize Beier Integrated Systems on their doc 80th anniversary. uments (Impastato) be approved by Ordi‐ recorded within the nance No. 3412 on 5. President to recognize ChillCo., Inc. for their continued business growth and community land records of St 24, 2007, contributions. (Impastato)July Parish which outlined the Tammany has not been met; APPEALS stan‐ development dards, zoning regu‐ and 1. H1 Associates – Jeff Valleela appealing Zoning DENIAL on February 04, the 2025 tions, the and regCommission ula‐ WHEREAS, Sec tionside US2.1508.b. to rezone 305.50 acres oftions land, more or less, located north Highway 190 applic able toon the (Ronald Reagan Highway) and on the west side of LA Highway 1077, from regCovington ulations reits‐ the PUD Zoning PUD existing R-1 (Rural Residential District) to a S-2 (Suburban quir Residential District).

(Ward ing con struc tion1, District; and District 3) (Cazaubon) (2024-4097-ZC) Petitioner: HS1 Associates – Robert of the ap proved de WHEREAS, Sec‐ (Postponed for 2 months on‐ Humphries; Owner: HS1 Associates – Robert Humphries vel opment, with tion 2.1507.a. stipu‐ 03/06/2025) lates a property each area of con‐ tion obtaining owner re‐vote struc NOTE: To concur with Zoning DENIAL,who a simplehas majority is required and the adoption of ceived preliminary Certificates of Oc‐ a resolution. plan approval from cupancy within two years from the and date NOTE: To override Zoningthe DENIAL, votefor of the Council is required the citya majority council a entire introduction of an ordinance.

PUD plan has one of the final PUD Or‐ di nance (July 24, year from the date of DENIAL on February 04, 2025 2. H1 Associates – Jeff Vallee appealing the Zoning Commission2007) has not been approval by the north to rezone 38.70 acres of land, more or less, located on themet; side andof US Highway 190 coun cil in which to (Ronald Reagan Highway), south of LA Highway 1077, Covington from its existing R-1 (Rural the obtain final plan ap‐ WHEREAS, Residential District) to a S-2 (Suburban Residential District). Sec (Wardtion 1, District2.1508.b.

3) (Cazaubon) by ordiManager/Agent; nance PUD (2024-4098-ZC) Petitioner:proval Jeanine Connelly, Owner: HS1 Associates regulations– city council, provide for Marietta Trust (Postponedof for 2the months on 03/06/2025) the cir‐ and if a PUD plan cum stances that if hasDENIAL, nota simple received NOTE: To concur with Zoning majority vote is required and the adoption of after two years from a resolution. final plan approval within one year the date the phase of a PUD finally NOTE: To override Zoningfrom DENIAL,the a majority of the Council iswas required and the datevote that it entire introduction of an ordinance. received prelimi‐ approved by the city the phase re‐ nary plan approval council 3. Heather Dempsey (Justin Pitard speaking) appealing the Zoning on mainsCommission unfinDENIAL ished, from theof city coun ‐ located February 04, 2025 to rezone 0.64 acres land, more or less, on the southwest corner the zoning commis ‐ cil, the pre lim i nary of LA Highway 59 and Sharp Road, Mandeville from its existing (Large Lot coun Residential sionL-1and city cil plan shall beDistrict). come (Ward District) to an NC-2 (Neighborhood Commercial 4, District 5) (Phillips) (2024shall take nec es sary nullDempsey; and void; 4085-ZC) (Petitioner: Heather Owner:and Julie Pitard) (Postponed on 04/03/2025) WHEREAS, as of action to rezone the ertyandtotheitsadoption previof‐ NOTE: To concur with Zoning DENIAL, a simple is required this date, no majority actionvote prop a resolution. has been taken on ous classification at the required im‐ which time any par‐ tially com pletedandimthe‐ NOTE: To override Zoningprove DENIAL,ments a majorityand vote of Council is required dethe‐ entire introduction of an ordinance. shall velopment within provements be come noncon‐ the High land Park APPOINTMENTS form ing and sub ject PUD beyond the ini‐ to part 6 of the zon‐ prelim inary plan 1. Resolution to confirm thetial Municipal Police Chief’s nominee to fill a vacant seat (board ing ordinance; and mittal; member resigned) on sub the Board of and Commissioners for the St. Tammany Parish the Communications District No. 1. (Impastato) WHEREAS, the WHEREAS, property was an‐ Section 2.1508.a.to designate 2. Resolution for the St. Tammany Parish Government its representative for nexed into the city PUD reg lationsProgram re‐ Committee. participation on the local Industrial Tax u Exemption (Cazaubon) quiring a Final Plat with the PUD desig‐ 3. Resolution to appoint oneand member to Sub fill a vacant seat (board resigned) on fore the St. namember tion and there division Tammany Parish Library Board of Control. (Parishwide) (Impastato) Plat with the PUD had no previous city docuCONSENT ments CALENDARbe zoning classifica‐ tion; and recorded (PAGES 3within THROUGHthe 6) WHEREAS, the land records of St Any items not pulled from the Consent Calendar are automatically approved in whole byhas one erty owner Tammany Parish prop voted upon individually. vote. Items pulled from the Consent Calendar are discussed and interest inA has not been met; expressed majority vote of the entire Council (8) is required to adopt the Consent Calendar. developing single and family homes on MINUTES the WHEREAS, this 14.52 acres uti‐ Sec 2.1508.b.

March 26,tion 2025 Agenda Review Committee minutes ing a subdivision PUD regulaFinance tions Committee re‐ lizmeeting March 26, 2025 minutes layout sim ilar to the quiring construction preliminary PUD Aprilof 03, the 2025 approved Council meeting de‐ minutes vel opment, with concept which is ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION each ‐ consistent with the (Public area Hearing: of June con 05, 2025) struction obtaining area regulations of POSTPONED ORDINANCE Certificates of Oc‐ the A-8 High Den‐ Urban ingof 1. Ordinance Calendar No.cu 7820 - Ordinance to amend Tammany Parishzon Code pancy within two St.sity disIIItrict; andDistrict No. 2, Ordinances, Chapter 115 years - Drainagefrom and Flood - Drainage theControl, dateArticle WHEREAS, Sec. 115-138 - Reorganization; Boundaries, to amend the‐ boundaries of Drainage Districtthe No. of the final PUD Or 2. (Ward 9, District 13) (Corbin) (Postponed for 2 months 03/06/2025)Director of dinance (July 24, on Slidell Planning duly ad‐ PUBLIC WORKS ORDINANCES 2007) has not been vertised and the met; and WHEREAS, the Zoning Commis‐ Section 2.1508.b. sion held a public PUD regulations hearing on March provide for the cir‐ 17, 2025, for Case cumstances that if Z25-03, with a rec‐ after two years from ommendation to ap‐ the date the phase of prove the revocation and rezoning; and a PUD was fi lll

zon com ‐ Planned Unit Devel‐ cil, the preliminary sion and city council opment (Prelimi‐ plan shall become shall take necessary nary) must be de‐ null and void; and action to rezone the signed to encourage WHEREAS, as of property to its previ‐ and allow creative this date, no action ous classification at taken on which Public design Public and Notices provide has been Public Notices Notices time any par‐ quired im‐ tially efficient use of the the reMeet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min com pleted im‐ land, with the pre‐ provements and de‐ provements shall liminary plat being velopment within become con‐ submitted to the the Highland Park forming andnon subject City Engineering PUD beyond the ini‐ to part 6 of the zon and Planning Direc‐ tial preliminary plan ing ordinance; and ‐ tor for review and submittal; and the WHEREAS, the WHEREAS, approval; and property was an‐ WHEREAS, the Section 2.1508.a. nexed into the city property owners PUD regulations re‐ with the PUD desig‐ submitted the Pre‐ quiring a Final Plat nation and therefore Subdivision had no previous city liminary Plan which and was reviewed and Plat with the PUD zoning classifica‐ doc u ments be tion; and approved by Ordi‐ nance No. 3412 on recorded within the WHEREAS, the July 24, 2007, land records of St property owner has Parish expressed interest in which outlined the Tammany development stan‐ has not been met; developing single dards, zoning regu‐ and family homes on the this lations, and regula‐ WHEREAS, 14.52 acres uti‐ tions applicable to Section 2.1508.b. lizing a subdivision the PUD Zoning PUD regulations re‐ layout similar to the quiring construction preliminary PUD District; and WHEREAS, Sec‐ of the approved de‐ concept which is with consistent with the tion 2.1507.a. stipu‐ velopment, lates a property each area of con‐ area regulations of owner who has re‐ struction obtaining the A-8 High Den‐ ceived preliminary Certificates of Oc‐ sity Urban zoning plan approval from cupancy within two district; and the city council for a years from the date WHEREAS, the PUD plan has one of the final PUD Or‐ Slidell Director of year from the date of dinance (July 24, Planning duly ad‐ approval by the 2007) has not been vertised and the council in which to met; and Zoning Commis‐ the sion obtain final plan ap‐ WHEREAS, held a public proval by ordinance Section 2.1508.b. hearing on March regulations 17, 2025, for Case of the city council, PUD and if a PUD plan provide for the cir‐ Z25-03, with a rec‐ has not received cumstances that if ommendation to ap‐ final plan approval after two years from prove the revocation within one year the date the phase of and rezoning; and from the date that it a PUD was finally NOW THERE‐ received prelimi‐ approved by the city FORE BE IT OR‐ nary plan approval council the phase re‐ DAINED by the from the city coun‐ mains unfinished, Slidell City Council cil, the preliminary the zoning commis‐ that it does hereby plan shall become sion and city council revoke the Planned shall take necessary Unit Development null and void; and WHEREAS, as of action to rezone the zoning designation this date, no action property to its previ‐ for that 14.52 acre has been taken on ous classification at portion of Highland the required im‐ which time any par‐ Park and assign a provements and de‐ tially completed im‐ zoning classifica‐ shall velopment within provements of A-8 High noncon‐ tion the Highland Park become Density Urban.

PUD beyond the ini‐ forming and subject ADOPTED this 8th tial preliminary plan to part 6 of the zon‐ day of April, 2025.

Legal ing ordiLegal nance; and submitLegal tal; and the 136939AP23-1T Notices Notices Notices WHEREAS, the WHEREAS, $136.26 Section 2.1508.a. property was an‐ nexed into the city PUD regulations re‐ the PUD desig‐ quir ing a Final Plat with 2. Ordinance Calendar No. 7858 a “No Thru Trucks” zone on Bryan Rd tion andestablishing therefore and Subdivision na- Ordinance (R09D036). (Ward 9, District 14) (Strickland/Pres. Cooper) Plat with the PUD had no previous city DEVELOPMENT doc uments ORDINANCES be zoning classifica‐ tion; and amending the official zoning map of St. Tammany recorded within 3. Ordinance Calendarthe No. 7859 - Ordinance WHEREAS, the side of Narrow Road, east of St. landParish, records of Sta certain La, to reclassify parcel located on the north erty R-2 owner has District) to an L-1 (Large Lot TamJoseph manyRoad, Covington, Parish fromprop its present (Rural Residential ex pressed in ter est has Residential not been met; District).

(Ward 2, District 2) (2025-4124-ZC) in (Rolling/Pres. Cooper) developing single and 4. Ordinance Calendar No. 7860 - Ordinance amending the official zoning map of St. Tammany fam ily homes on WHEREAS, the Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the south side of Slemmer Road, east of this 14.52 acres uti‐ Section 2.1508.b.

US Highway 190 Service Road, Covington, being Lots 57 and 58, Niddia Subdivision, from its ingDistrict) a sub vi(Two sionFamily Residential District). (Ward PUDpresent reguNC-1 lations re‐ liz (Neighborhood Office todi a TF out simCooper) ilar to the quiring con5)struc tion lay 3, District (2025-4136-ZC) (Phillips/Pres. liminary PUD of5. the approved de‐ pre Ordinance Calendar No. 7861 - Ordinance official zoning map of St. Tammany cept amending which theis velop ment, with con Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the west side of LA Highway 1077, south con sistent with the eachof Hereford area of con‐ Road, Folsom, from its present L-1 (Large Lot Residential District) to an PF-1 area regulations of struc(Public tion Facilities obtain ing (Ward District).

1, District 3) (2025-4139-ZC) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) Certificates of Oc‐ the A-8 High Den‐ Ordinance Calendar No. 7862 - Ordinance amending official zoning map of St. Tammany sity Urban zonthe ing cu6.pancy within two La, tothe reclassify parcel located district; and on the east side of Lake Road, being 57390 yearsParish, from datea certain Lake Road, Lacombe, from its present PF-2 (Public Facilities the District) to an GC-2 (Public, of the final PUD Or‐ WHEREAS, Cultural, and Recreational District).

7, District Slidell(Ward Direc tor 7)of(2025-4142-ZC) (Impastato/Pres. dinance (July 24, Cooper) 2007) has not been Planning duly ad‐ tised amending and the the 7. Ordinance - Ordinance official zoning map of St. Tammany met; and Calendar No. 7863ver Parish, La, to reclassify parcel on themis west‐side of LA Highway 21 and on the Zon inglocatedCom WHEREAS, thea certain south side2.1508.b. of Ochsner Blvd, sion Covington, from its S-1 (Suburban Residential District), held a present public Section District) (Medical Hospital District) to an HC-3 ingandonMHDMarch PUDHC-1 (Highway regulaCommercial tions hear 3, District (Smith/Pres. Cooper) (Highway 2025, for1) (2025-4148-ZC) Case provide forCommercial the cirDistrict). ‐ 17,(Ward a the recofficial ‐ zoning map of St. Tammany cum stancesCalendar that No. if 7864Z25-03, 8. Ordinance - Ordinancewith amending omparcel menlocated dationonto ‐ side of LA Highway 1077, north to reclassify theap west afterParish, two La, years froma certain prove revocafrom tionits present R-1 (Rural Residential of Wells southof of Gayle Road,the Covington, the date theRoad, phase and re zon ing; and District) to an L-1 (Large Lot Residential District).

(Ward 1, District 3) (2025-4155-ZC) a PUD was finally (Cazaubon/Pres.

THERE‐ approved by theCooper) city NOW ge FORE BE IT OR ‐ zoning map of St. Tammany coun cil the phase Calendarre No.‐ 7865 - Ordinance amending the official 9. Ordinance DAINED by the mains un fin ished, Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the west side of Hudson Street, north of Coun cil10, Central Park Subdivision, from the zon Coasting Blvd,com Slidell,mis being‐ LotsSlidell 52, 53, 54,City 55 & 56, Square that it District) doestohereby sionitsand cityS-2coun cil Residential present (Suburban an S-2 (Suburban Residential District) and reOverlay). voke the shallMHO take necessary (Manufactured Housing (WardPlanned 8, District 12) (2025-4168-ZC) (Binder/Pres.

Cooper) action to rezone the Unit Development zon ing des ig nation prop ertyORDINANCES to its previ‐ FINANCE ous classification at for that 14.52 acre 10. Ordinance No. - Ordinance amendland the 2025 Grants Budget – Amendment tion oftoHigh which time Calendar any par ‐ 7866por 4. (Tanner/Pres.

Cooper) tiallyNo.com pleted im ‐ Park and assign a zon-ing clas fica‐the 2025 Operating Budget – 11. Ordinance Ordinance to si amend prove ments Calendar shallNo. 7867 of A-8 High Amendmentnon No. 8.

(Tanner/Pres. become con ‐ tionCooper) Den- sity Urban. form ing andCalendar subjectNo. 7868 12. Ordinance Ordinance to amend the 2025 Operating Budget – this 8th to part 6 of the zon ‐ ADOPTED Amendment No. 9.

(Tanner/Pres.

Cooper) day of April, 2025. ing ordinance; and 13. Ordinance Calendar No. 7869 - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Capital Improvement Budget 136939AP23-1T WHEREAS, the and Capital Assets – Amendment No. 12 – Coastal Restoration Capital Projects. (Tanner/Pres. propCooper) erty was an‐ $136.26 nexed into the city 14. Ordinance Calendar No. with the PUD desig ‐ 7870 - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Capital Improvement Budget and and Capitalthere Assetsfore – Amendment No. 13 – Health & Human Services Capital Assets. nation (Tanner/Pres.

Cooper) had no previous city zon ing clas sifica‐ CIVIL DIVISION ORDINANCES tion; and 15. Ordinance Calendar No. 7871 - Ordinance authorizing the Parish of St. Tammany, through WHEREAS, thePresident, to acquire certain parcels, rights-of-way and/or servitudes the Office of the Parish propfor erty ownerTrace hasDrainage Project. (Ward 1, District 4) (Seiden/Pres. Cooper) the Perrilloux expressed interest in Ordinance No. 7872 - Ordinance authorizing the Parish of St. Tammany, through de16.vel oping Calendar single the Office of the Parish President, to accept an Act of Dedication and Donation for Lot 30B, family homes on 311 Side B, Town of Mandeville Subdivision and related drainage servitude for use as this aSquare 14.52 acres uti‐ public drainage. (Ward 4, District 7) (Impastato/Pres. Cooper) lizing a subdivision UDC ORDINANCE layout similar to the pre inary Calendar PUD 17.lim Ordinance No. 7873 - Ordinance to address public comments, improve code concept which administration, make is minor changes and corrections and clarify the St. Tammany Parish consis tent with the Code of Ordinances.

(Parishwide) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) area reg u la tions of MORATORIUM ORDINANCES the A-8 High Den‐ 18. Ordinance No. 7874 - Ordinance to extend for an additional six (6) months the sity UrbanCalendar zoning moratorium district; and on the opening of new streets in Angelic Estates. (Ward 3, District 5) (Phillips) WHEREAS, 19. Ordinance Calendarthe No. 7875 - Ordinance to extend for six (6) months the moratorium on Slidell tor ofby the Parish Planning and Zoning Commission for the re-subdivision receiptDi of rec submissions re-zoning of property Planorning duly ad‐and/or on the issuance of certain permits by the Parish Department of Planningand and Development/Permits for the construction or placement of certain building vertised the structures Com on property Zoning mis‐in the area bounded by Interstate 12, Highway 59, Sharp Road, and portion of the Little Creek/Ponchitolawa Creek, Bayou Tete L’ours, and sionHighway held 190, a being pubalic drainage basins (Ward 4, District 5). (Phillips) hearBayou ing Chinchuba on March 17, 2025, for Case 20. Ordinance Calendar No. 7876 - Ordinance to extend for six (6) months the moratorium on Z25-03, a recby ‐ the Parish Planning and Zoning Commission for the re-subdivision receipt with of submissions or re-zoning property ommen dationof to ap‐ and/or on the issuance of permits by the Parish Department of Planning and for the construction or placement of building structures prove the re voDevelopment/Permits cation on zon property and re ing;within andAvery Estates (Ward 8, District 13). (Corbin) NOW ‐ 7877 - Ordinance to extend for six (6) months the moratorium on 21. Ordinance THERE Calendar No. FORE BEof building IT OR issuance or‐conditional use permits for construction or placement of building DAINED thewithin a portion of Unincorporated Town of Alton Subdivision. (Ward structures onby property Slidell City14)Coun cil 9, District (Strickland) that it does hereby 22.

Ordinance Calendar No. 7878 - Ordinance to extend for six (6) months the moratorium on revoke the Planned submissions Unitthe receipt Develofop ment by the Parish Zoning and Planning Commissions for the rezoning or re-subdivision of property and/or on the issuance of permits for construction or zoning desofigany nabuilding tion for placement that 14.52 acre structures on property south of Interstate 12, north of Highway 190, west of Highway 11, and east of the Precinct S19 boundary line within unincorporated portion of High land of Ward 9 in District 14. (Strickland) Parkboundaries and as sign a ORDINANCES AMENDING zon ing clas sificaTHE ‐ CODE tion of A-8 HighNo. 7879 - Ordinance to amend St. Tammany Parish Code of 23. Ordinance Calendar DenOrdinances, sity Urban.

Part I – Code of Ordinances, Chapter 14 – Fire Prevention and Protection, Article ADOPTED this 8thSec. 14-4 – Gate access system requirements, to require restricted I – In general, to add day of April, 2025.to install siren operated sensor. (Laughlin) access communities 136939AP23-1T 24. Ordinance Calendar No. 7880 - Ordinance amending St. Tammany Parish Code of Ordinances $136.26 Part I – Code of Ordinances, Chapter 35 – Roads and bridges, Article I – In general, Sec. 3533 mailboxes within the Parish right of way to amend the liability the Parish assumes when the Parish causes irreparable damage to approved rights-of-way. (Burke)

25. Ordinance Calendar No. 7881 - Ordinance to amend St. Tammany Parish Code of Ordinances, Part I – Code of Ordinances, Chapter 24 – Motor vehicles and traffic, Article II – Operation, to add Section 24-41 relative to traffic regulation in school zones and student transfer areas. (Burke) RESOLUTIONS 1. Resolution Council Series No. C-7092 - Resolution to vacate, in part, the moratorium originally established by Ordinance Council Series No. 23-5151 on the re-subdivision or rezoning of property and/or on the issuance of certain permits by the Parish Department of Planning and Development/Permits for the construction of certain building structures on property in the area bounded to the north by Interstate 12, to the west by Old Todd Rd. and Transmitter Rd., and bounded to the east by Northshore Blvd. and Hwy. 433 south of Interstate 12, to Bayou Liberty Rd., Jefferson Ave., Napoleon Ave., Florien Rd., Laurent Rd. and to Lake Pontchartrain, being a portion of Parish Council District No. 11, specifically the property situated in Section 34, Township 8 South, Range 13 East, St. Tammany Parish, also bearing the municipal address of 31231 Richardson Dr. (Laughlin) 2. Resolution Council Series No. C-7093 - Resolution to vacate, in part, the moratorium originally established by Ordinance Council Series No. 24-5408 on the issuance of permits for construction or placement of building structures on any properties within the Forest Glen Subdivision located in Council District 7, specifically Lot 3-A in the Forest Glen Subdivision, also bearing the municipal address of 25685 W. Chestnut Avenue. (Impastato) 3. Resolution Council Series No. C-7094 - Resolution to vacate, in part, the moratorium

Slidell City Council that it does hereby revoke the Planned Unit Development zoning designation for that 14.52 acre Notices portionPublic of High land Meet/Hear/Min Park and assign a zoning classifica‐ tion of A-8 High Density Urban.

ADOPTED this 8th day of April, 2025.

136939AP23-1T $136.26 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to LA R.S. 47:1705 (A) et seq and LA RS 42:19.1 A PUB‐ LIC MEETING will be held by the ST. TAMMANY PARISH ASSES‐ SOR’S OFFICE, at the regular meeting place and time, St. Tammany Parish Conference Room 1110, St. Tammany Justice Center, lo‐ cated at 701 North Columbia St. Cov‐ ington, LA on Thursday, April 24, 2025 at 11:00 am to adopt and levy the millage rate for the St. Tammany Parish Assessor’s Office (Assessment Dis‐ trict) for 2025.

134980AP9-16-233T $96.50 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUB‐ LIC MEETING MANDEVILLE CITY COUNCIL 2nd QUARTERLY BUDGET MEET‐ ING AGENDA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2025, at 6:00PM MANDEVILLE CITY HALL 3101 Legal E. CAUSE‐ Notices WAY AP PROACH MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA 70448

NOTICE OF PUB‐ LIC MEETING MANDEVILLE CITY COUNCIL 2nd QUARTERLY BUDGET MEET‐ Public Notices ING AGENDA Meet/Hear/Min WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2025, at 6:00PM MANDEVILLE CITY HALL 3101 E. CAUSE‐ WAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA 70448

describing the assis‐ tance that is neces‐ sary.

DATE OF NO‐ TICE: April 17, 2025 12:00pm Public Notices POSTED AT: Meet/Hear/Min MANDEVILLE CITY HALL, 3101 E. CAUSEWAY APPROACH, MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA 137510AP23-1T $30.90

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NOTICE OF PUB‐ LIC MEETING MANDEVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2025, 6:00PM MANDEVILLE CITY HALL 3101 E. CAUSE‐ WAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA 70448 CALL TO ORDER MOMENT OF SI‐ LENCE PLEDGE OF AL‐ LEGIANCE ROLL CALL

NEW BUSINESS: 1. Finance Report 2. Council Discus‐ sion on Budget PUBLIC MENT:

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ADJOURNMENT Alicia Watts Council Clerk City of Mandeville3101 E. Causeway Approach-Mandev‐ ille, LA 70448 (985) 624-3145 In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special as‐ sistance, please con‐ tact, Council Clerk, at (985) 624-3145, describing the assis‐ tance that is neces‐ sary.

DATE OF NO‐ TICE: April 17, 2025 12:00pm POSTED AT: MANDEVILLE CITY HALL, 3101 E. CAUSEWAY APPROACH, MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA 137510AP23-1T $30.90

PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC MENT:

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MINUTES: 1. Adoption of the April 3, 2025 Spe‐ cial Meeting Min‐ utes 2. Adoption of the April 10, 2025 Council Meeting Minutes

INTRODUCTION OF ORDI‐ NANCES: 1. Introduction of Ordinance 25-11: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REPLACING AR‐ TICLE 9, SEC‐ TION 9.2.5.7, LIVE Legal OAK LegalPROTEC‐ Notices TION Notices REQUIRE‐ MENTS, AND AMENDING SEC‐ 9.2.3 AND originally established by Ordinance Council Series No. 22-4979 onTIONS receipt of submissions by 9.2.

14 OF THE the Parish Planning and Zoning Commission for the re-subdivision or 5. re-zoning of certain property and/or on the issuance of certain permits by the Parish Department of Planning COMPRE HENand ‐ CALL TO ORDER Development/Permits for ‐the construction or placement of certain building structures USE on SIVE LAND PLEDGE OF AL property in the area bounded by Eleventh Street, Harrison Avenue, Highway 59, Firetower REGULATIONS LEGIANCE the municipal Road, 5th Avenue, and Helenbirg Road, specifically the property ORbearing DINANCE, address of 21476 Soell Dr, Abita Springs, LA. (Ward 3, District 11) (Laughlin) AND AMENDING NEW BUSI NESS: DIofVISt.SION 19LawOF 4.

Tammany 1. Resolution Finance Council ReportSeries No. C-7095 - Resolution in support APEN DIX Program.

C SEC‐ Enforcement participation in the Immigration and Nationality Act 287(G) TION 9.2.5.16 OF 2. (Burke/Phillips) Council Discus‐ THE the CODE sion on Bud get Series No. C-7096 – A resolution providing for canvassing 5.

Resolution Council returns andOF DI NANCES declaring the results of the special elections held in (i) the ParishOR of St. Tammany, State ofOF THE PUB LIC to authorize COM Louisiana, the‐renewal of a special tax therein,(ii) Sales Tax DistrictCITY No. Three ofOF MAN DEV ILLE, MENT: the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, to authorize the extension and rededication of AND VIDING a sales and use tax therein and (iii) Road Lighting District No. 10 of the ParishPRO of St. Tammany, FOR OTHER MAT State of Louisiana, to authorize the levy of a service charge therein, on Saturday, March 29, ‐ AD JOURN MENT TERS IN CON ‐ 2025. (Impastato) ge NEC TION THERE AliResolution cia Watts Council Series No. C-7097 - A resolution approving the holding of an election in ‐ 6.

(Coun cilman Coun cil Clerk Fire Protection District No. 1 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State WITH of Louisiana, on Saturday, con, At-Large, City of 11, Man dev ille- the renewal of a parcel fee therein.Dis October 2025, to authorize (Laughlin) and Councilwoman 3101 E. Causeway 7. Resolution Council Series No. C-7098 - A resolution approving the holdingDis of antrict election Lane, 3) in ApFire proach-Man dev‐ Protection District No. 11 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, on Saturday, ille, LA 11, 70448 October 2025, to authorize the renewal of a special tax therein. (Cougle) REPORTS, AN‐ (985) 624-3145 8.InResolution Council Series authorizing St.MENTS, Tammany accordance withNo. C-7099 - Resolution supporting andNOUNCE Government to amend contract for legal services to include laborSAGE and & general MES theParish Amer icans with employment matters.if(Corbin/Pres. Cooper) FROM THE Dis abilitieslawAct, MAYOR: 9.you Resolution Series (circle one) with the need Council special asNo. ‐ C-7100 - Resolution to concur/not concur The Man of please Folsom annexation Parish R-1 dev (Ruralille sisVillage tance, con‐ and rezoning of a 30-acre parcel1.from Cityis situated Council is so‐ to Village of Folsom A-1 (Residential). The property in Section Residential tact, CounDistrict) cil Clerk, 4, Township 5 South, Range 10 East.

(Ward 2, District 3) (Cazaubon/Pres.

Cooper) lic it ing re sumes for at (985) 624-3145, a qualified appoint‐ describing the assis‐ END OF CONSENT CALENDAR ment, to the Man‐ tance that is neces‐ ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION deville Parks and sary.

1.

OrdinanceOF CalendarNO No. 7822 (Exhibit 1) of St. Parkmap ways Com mit‐ DATE ‐ - Ordinance amending the official zoning TammanyApril Parish, LA,17, and Chapter 400 – Zoning of the Parish Code of Ordinances tee.

Qual ified apinpli‐ TICE: accordance with the Coastal Resilience Land Use Study recommendations, including zoning cant must have a 2025 12:00pm map amendments within the land area located in Districts 7 & 11 and bounded

by I-12 to back ground asthe an POSTED AT: north, east by Highway 433, and west by Highway 190 in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, in tal arborist, ornamen MAN DEVILLE response to Ordinances C.S. 23-5151, C.S. 24-5408, and C.S. hor 24-5409, which imposed ticulturist, land‐ CITY HALL, 3101 moratoriums on permits for the construction of certain buildings in St. Tammany Parish. scape architect, E. (WardsCAUSE 4, 7, & 9;WAY Districts 7 and 11) (2024-4099-ZC) (Laughlin/Impastato/Pres. Cooper) master gardener and AP(Introduced PROACH, on 03/06/2025) (Postponed on 04/03/2025) designer, or have a MANDEVILLE, 2.

Ordinance Calendar No. 7826 - Ordinance amending the official zoning of St. Tammany techmap nical back‐ LOUISIANA Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the east side of Lake Road, of ground in asouth related 137510AP23-1T Sampson Road, Lacombe, from its present R-1 (Rural Residential District) to an L-2 (Large Lot field.

Please send $30.90 Residential District) and S-1 (Suburban Residential District). (Wardyour 7, District 7) re(2024-4046sume to ZC) (Impastato/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 03/06/2025) (Postponed on 04/03/2025) awatts@ cityofm 3. Ordinance Calendar No. 7828 - Ordinance to address public comments, andevillimprove e.com code administration, make minor changes and corrections, and clarify the St. Tammany Parish Code of Ordinances. (Parishwide) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced 04/03/2025) PREon SEN TATIONS:

4.

1. Autism Ordinance Calendar No. 7843 - Ordinance to address public comments, improveAware code ‐ Sunny administration, make minor changes and corrections, and clarifynessthe St. Tammany Code Mc of ‐ Daniel and Yvette Ordinances. (Parishwide) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) Furr

5.

Ordinance Calendar No. 7844 - Ordinance to officially rename the 50-foot right-of-way FINANCE RE‐ identified on the attached survey from Delta Street to Lois Lane. (Ward 3, District 2) PORT: Jessica (Rolling/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025)

6.

Ordinance Calendar No. 7845 - Ordinance accepting finalized subdivision rector into the road and drainage inventories, specifically Crosswind Cove subdivision, warranty obligation released on April 4th, 2025 by Department of Engineering. (Ward 9, District 11) (Laughlin/Pres.

SPECIAL EVENT Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025)

7.

8.

9.

Farno, Finance Di‐

PERMITS:

Ordinance Calendar No. 7846 - Ordinance accepting a portion1. of Ap Holiday Square of Blvd.the proval (R03A032) Versailles Business Park Ph. 1, as per Act of Dedication andcial Donation.

(Ward 3, Spe Event Ap‐ District 5) (Phillips/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) plication for Jessica

Haley-into the“Sun bath Ordinance Calendar No. 7847 - Ordinance accepting finalized subdivision road and Under theobligation Oaks” Warranty drainage inventories, specifically Terra Bella subdivision, Ph. 1A-8, be held released on March 17, 2025 by Department of Engineering. (Wardevent 1, District to 1) (Smith/Pres.

May 22 and June 19, Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025)

2025 intofrom Ordinance Calendar No. 7848 - Ordinance accepting finalized subdivision the road 6:00and 7:00pm cation: drainage inventories, specifically Terra Bella subdivision, Ph. 1A-11, warranty Lo obligation Man dev ille Lake released on March 18, 2025 by Department of Engineering. (Ward 1, District 1) (Smith/Pres. ‐ front (Between Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) Lafayette

and

10. Ordinance Calendar No. 7849 - Ordinance to authorize the Parish of St. Tammany, through Wilkinson), Ap‐ the Office of the Parish President, to enter into a Utility Services agreement for water and proval Requests: sewer services for Bellevue Estates Subdivision. (Ward 3, District 11) (Laughlin/Pres.

Coun cil ap proval Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025)

for Lakefront usage

11. Ordinance Calendar No. 7850 - Ordinance to declare multiple tax-adjudicated properties as Contingent upon: for the surplus property and to authorize the parish to proceed with the process 100 peo pleadvertising and one and sale of such adjudicated properties. (Impastato/Pres. hour Cooper) (Introduced on maximum 04/03/2025) (Councilwoman

District 3) 12. Ordinance Calendar No. 7851 - Ordinance authorizing the ParishLane, of St. Tammany, through the Office of the Parish President, to acquire certain parcels, rights-of-way and/or servitudes for the Mandeville Bypass Road. (Ward 4, Districts 5 & 7)UN (Phillips/Impastato/Pres.

FINISHED Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) BUSINESS:

13. Ordinance Calendar No. 7852AA - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Operating Budget – NEW BUSINESS: Amendment No. 7. (Tanner/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025)

1.

Approval

of

14. Ordinance Calendar No. 7853 - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Capital Improvement Budget Change Order No. 6 and Capital Assets – Amendment No. 10 – Animal Services Capital (Tanner/Pres. forProjects. the 2022 Asphalt Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) Maintenance Con‐

15. Ordinance Calendar No. 7854 - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Capital Budget tractImprovement to add pay item and Capital Assets – Amendment No. 11 – Coastal Restoration Capital Projects. (Tanner/Pres.

203-01.

There is no Cooper) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) change in the maxi‐

mummoratoriumcon tract 16. Ordinance Calendar No. 7855 - Ordinance to extend the six (6) month on the amount or time. receipt of submissions by the Parish Planning and Zoning Commissions for the re-subdivision cilman Dis‐ or re-zoning of property and/or on the issuance of certain permits(Coun by the Parish Department con,building At-Large) of Planning and Development/Permits for the construction of certain structures on property in the area bounded to the north by Interstate 12, to the2. west byAp Oldproval Todd Rd. and of Transmitter Rd., and bounded to the east by Northshore Blvd.Change and Hwy. Order 433 southNo. of 4 Interstate 12, to Bayou Liberty Rd., Jefferson Ave., Napoleon Ave., Laurent Rd. forFlorien the Rd., Golden Glen and to Lake Pontchartrain, being a portion of Parish Council District No. 11. (Wards 7 and pro 9, ‐ Water System District 11) (Laughlin) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) ject to add scope

and ad2just 17. Ordinance Calendar No. 7856 - Ordinance to amend Parish Code items of Ordinances, Chapter cost for changes Administration, Article X – St. Tammany Parish Tourist Commission, Sec. 2-433 – made, reCommission sulting in Membership, to provide for changes in membership, and Sec. 2-434 – Tourist $64.00 deforcrease Nominating Committee; Nomination and appointment procedures, to provide changes in in nominations and appointments to the commission and nominating committee.

(Seiden)No total price.

(Introduced on 04/03/2025) change in contract

time. Parish (Coun cilman 18. Ordinance Calendar No. 7857 - Ordinance to amend St. Tammany Code of geltanz,provisions, District Ordinances, Part I - Code of Ordinances, Chapter 28 - Offenses andVo miscellaneous 2) Definitions, to create Article III - Waterways, Sec. 28-121 - Operation; Special speed limits; 3. River.Ap proval an additional "Dead Slow" speed limit on portions of the Tchefuncte (Ward 4, District of Change Order No. 5 4) (Seiden) (Introduced on 04/03/2025) ADJOURN

for the 2022 Road and Drainage Main‐ tenance Contract to add a new pay item, fence removal and disposal. This will not add to the con‐ tract amount or time.

(Council‐ woman $493.92 Strong137275APRIL23-1T Thompson, District 1) 4. Adoption of Res‐ olution 25-19: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF MANDEVILLE TO SUBMIT A PRE-

eon,

ways, privileges, Prosthesis: - NONE rights, THE MAYOR OF tion, or to review special meeting, but quest to allow for and/or objections BROWN servitudes, appurte‐ THE CITY OF case material or to in any event, not fill to remain on the regarding the pro‐ Eye Color: HAZEL REPORTED // nances, and advantages site and for the in quire about speak ‐ more than 45 days posal must be re ‐ Scars/Tattoos: thereunto belonging or in Scar: R_Foot MANDEVILLE TO INTRODUCTION anywise appertaining, ing at the public after the historic dis‐ placement of addi‐ ceived within 30 Mark: Tattoo: CRESCENT OF ORDI‐ EXECUTE uated in the ✦THIRD ✦ St. ✦ Wednesday,sit  Tammany (INSIDE) April 23,OF 2025 hearing, please call trict commission de‐ tional fill without days from the date L_arm SHAPED AMENDMENT NANCES: DIS TRICT THE CITY 9B OF NEW ORLEANS, Parish of mit i ga tion, to com ‐ the City of Cov ing ‐ ci sion.

The city of pub li ca tion.

Re ‐ SKULL/FLAMES/D // Tattoo: NO. 2 TO THE 1. Intro duc tion of Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Noticesof Public Notices Orleans, Public State plete of the con ‐ ton Plan ning De ‐ coun cil shall have quests for ad di tional CHARACTER/SPID R_forearm PRO FES SIONAL Ordinance 25-11: Louisiana, on a plan of Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Offenders Sex Offenders Successions Misc. of a single informaPermits partment at (985) the right to reverse, struction tion must be WEB //Sex Mark: subdivision by J.J. Krebs CIRCLE, WINGS, AN ORDINANCE SERVICES & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., made in writing and R_leg - SHAPED SMALL CROSS // REPEALING AND AGREEMENT BE‐ 867-1214. Thanks change or modify family residence. dated March 29, 1972, Ultraviolet Tattoo - and more particularly de‐ REPLACING AR‐ TWEEN THE CITY for your interest in any decision of the The property is lo‐ must contain the ap‐ TURTLE (BIRTH scribed as follows, toTICLE 9, SEC‐ OF MANDEVILLE Covington’s future. historic commission cated: 206 Mat‐ plicant's name and MARK) // Piercing: - NONE wit: tingly Lane, Madis ‐ In only Coastal Lower Lip LIP ac cor dance with by a ma jor ity Use Per mit REPORTED // TION 9.2.5.7, LIVE AND T. BAKER LOT 41-B, SQUARE 3, onville, Louisiana RING // Prosthesis: Tattoo: R_arm number.

OAK PROTEC‐ SMITH LLC AND the Americans with vote of council.

WESTLAKE SUBDIVISION, ALIEN // Tattoo: TION REQUIRE‐ PROVIDING FOR Disabilities Act, if 137424AP23-30-2T Applicant & Repre‐ Written comments - NONE which said square is sentative: Reshaud and inquiries re‐ REPORTED // bounded by Bayouview L_arm - FULL MENTS, AND OTHER MATTERS you need special as‐ $146.46 Harbourview Court, & April Henry garding this pro‐ Scar: - NONE SLEEVE: AMENDING SEC‐ IN CONNECTION sistance, please con‐ Court (side), Basinview tact the ADA Coor‐ PUBLIC NOTICE posal must be sub‐ REPORTED // ANARCHY , Drive (side), Lakeview TIONS 9.2.3 AND THEREWITH Court (side), and West‐ /s/ Department of mitted to: Tattoo: R_arm SATURN, ALINE 9.2.5.14 OF THE (Councilman Dis‐ dinator at (985-892lake Drive (formerly Jof‐ 1811) Covington “The following pro‐ Planning & Devel‐ Sabrina Schenk BIRD/WATCH/BRA JOKER, SKULL // con, At-Large) COMPREHEN‐ fre Road), and according to a survey by J.J. Krebs Local Coastal Pro‐ // Tattoo: L_Foot Tattoo: L_arm SIVE LAND USE 6. Adoption of Ordi‐ City Hall describing posed ordinance opment & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., gram Manager De‐ MOON // Tattoo: FULL SLEEVE: nance 25-08: AN the assistance that is was introduced at 136406AP16-23REGULATIONS dated November 1, 1983, 41-B measures 20.09 Lot 30-3T part ment of Plan ‐ R_Foot MOON // PEACE SIGN, ORDINANCE TO necessary.

ORDINANCE, the April 22, 2025, feet front on Basinview ning and Develop‐ Tattoo: L_leg ALIEN EGG, ORDI‐ AND AMENDING AMEND meeting of the $140.34 Drive with a width in the ment P.O. Box 628, BIRD // Tattoo: SKULL, SPACE rear of 20.50 feet by a DIVISION 19 OF NANCE NUMBER If you have com‐ Slidell City Council. depth of 101.54 feet Covington, LA R_leg MONKEY // APENDIX C SEC‐ 24-22, THE OPER‐ ments, please e-mail A complete copy of PUBLIC NOTICE along the Westlake Drive 70433 985-898- ANGEL/STARS/PO Tattoo: R_calf TION 9.2.5.16 OF ATING BUDGET them to eagee@ this ordinance is side and by a depth of 95.09 feet along the op‐ THE CODE OF OF THE CITY OF covla.com or mail available in the City The St. Tammany 2529 stormwater@ // Tattoo: R_Thigh - FULL SLEEVE: them to the City of Council Office at Parish Zoning Com‐ stpgov.org.

SKULLS/FACE // TRIBAL DRAGON posite side line.

ORDINANCES OF MANDEVILLE All as more fully shown Ultraviolet Tattoo - & SYMBOLS, THE CITY OF AND FOR OTHER Covington Planning 2045 Second Street, mission will hold 136850AP23-1T on survey by J.J. Krebs & - NONE NORDIC MATTERS IN Department at P. O. Suite 318.

MANDEVILLE, their regular Sons, dated April 16, Box 778, Coving‐ SYMBOL // Tattoo: 1984.

AND PROVIDING CONNECTION monthly meeting on PUBLIC NOTICE REPORTED // ton, LA 70434.

Tattoo: Chest L_calf - FULL FOR OTHER MAT‐ THEREWITH 1. Item No. 25-04- Tuesday, May 6, The improvements SLEEVE: TIBAL TERS IN CON‐ (Councilman Zuck‐ thereon bear the Munici‐ 3587 – An ordi‐ 2025 in the St. Tam‐ Request for Scenic "ANDREA" // pal No. 5269 Basinview Appeals: Any per‐ nance to impose a many Parish Ad‐ Tattoo: R_wrist AXE, FROG, NECTION THERE‐ erman, At-Large) River Per mit on Drive, New Orleans, LA "JUSTICE" TRIBAL, ALIEN, WITH (Councilman 7. Adoption of Ordi‐ son aggrieved by time-limited mora‐ ministrative Com‐ 70126.

Bogue Falaya UFO // Scar: Discon, At-Large, nance 25-10: AN any decision, act or torium on the hold‐ plex, 21490 Koop Being the same property pro ceed ing of the R_wrist SMALL 1 OR DI NANCE TO and Councilwoman ing of outdoor pop- Drive, Mandeville, The Secretary of the 137068 APRIL 23acquired by Michele D. district up vendor shop LA at 6:00 PM. A Louisiana INCH SCAR Miller, wife Jackson AMEND ORDI‐ historic Lane, District 3) Depart‐ 30 of/and James E. Miller, III, NANCE NO. 24-23, commission shall events on private public hearing will ment of Wildlife and $250.00 from Yvonne Rivers Biro, CAPITAL have the right to ap‐ property in the City be conducted at this Fisheries (LDWF) REPORTS, AN‐ THE 135145 APRIL 16- wife of/and Paul J. Biro,

by Act of Donation before NOUNCEMENTS, BUDGET OF THE peal I writing to the of Slidell and for meeting to hear as Administrator of 23 William P. Curry, Jr., No‐ City providing related comments for or the Louisiana Nat‐ & MESSAGE CITY OF MAN‐ Covington $250.00 tary Public, dated Sep‐ tember 23, 2008, regis‐ Coun cil for re ver sal AND FROM THE DEVILLE regulation of such against amendments ural and Scenic tered under CIN 418936, or mod i fi ca tion.

FOR OTHER MAT‐ MAYOR: events, (Hag‐ to the Unified De‐ Rivers System is Orleans Parish, LA. 1. The Mandeville TERS IN CON‐ Any such appeal gerty/DiSanti, by re‐ velopment Code currently consider‐ An order authorizing Ad‐ City Council is so‐ NECTION THERE‐ must be forwarded quest of Administra‐ with respect to the ing the application ministratrix to do so may (Harbor to the city clerk, in tion). liciting resumes for WITH. be issued after ten (10) following changes: of Entergy Services, days from the date of the a qualified appoint‐ Gazebo) (Council‐ writing, within ten Inc. (Entergy) for a publication of this notice.

Zuckerman, (10) from the date of Note: A Public NEW BUSINESS ment, to the Man‐ man An opposition to the ap‐ mit to construct a plication may be filed at the historic district Hearing will be Amendments to the per deville Parks and At-Large) new 230-kV elec tri ‐ any time prior to the is‐ commission’s deci‐ held on the above Code of Ordinances, Parkways Commit‐ suance of such an order. transmission line sion and the council listed ordinances Part II: Unified De‐ cal

By Order of the Court, tee. Qualified appli‐ within a 125-footI, Haider Sidiq _____________________ may consider such on Tuesday, May velopment Code – wide right-of-way cant must have a ADJOURNMENT CLERK OF COURT Mehr , have been appeal at its next 13, 2025, at 6:30 Chapters 100-900 background as an _____________________ that will span Bogue convicted of ADAM L. LALIBERTE, LBN general meeting or p.m. in the Council arborist, ornamental Alicia Watts Falaya.

Copies of I, TROY Allen 39950 CARNAL special meeting, but Chambers, 2045 Maps depicting the the application can horticulturist, land‐ Council Clerk Crowder Blvd.

MOONEY , have 8020 KNOWLEDGE OF New Orleans, Louisiana scape architect, City of Mandeville- in any event, not Second Street, areas proposed for be reviewed by the been convicted of A JUVENILE 70127 master gardener and 3101 E. Causeway more than 45 days Suite 319. land use change public at the LDWF (504) 242-7882 AGGRAVATED (ATTEMPTED). adam@bayoutitle.com designer, or have a Approach-Mandev‐ after the historic dis‐ Sincerely, may be inspected at main office, 2000 INCEST. 137425AP23-1T trict com mis sion de ‐ technical back‐ ille, LA 70448 the St. Tammany Quail Drive, Baton My Address is: 213 Thomas Reeves $68.17 ci sion.

The city (985) 624-3145 ground in a related Parish Department Rouge, LA. The 137211AP23-1T My Address is: MELODY LN field. Please send In accordance with council shall have $47.24 of Development, public is invited to PUBLIC NOTICE 60233 S SLIDELL, LA your resume to the Americans with the right to reverse, 21454 Koop Drive, comment on this PONTCHARTRAIN Notice of Application to 70458 Disabilities Act, if change or modify PUBLIC NOTICE awatts@cityofm Suite 1B, Mandev‐ permit request for a Sell Immovable Property DR , UNIT 108 you need special as‐ any decision of the at Private Sale andeville.com ille, LA weekdays period of forty-five LACOMBE, LA Succession of Richard Race: OTHER sistance, please con‐ historic commission The from 8:00 AM to (45) days.

Re ‐ Joseph Mathews 70445 Man dev ille only by a ma jor ity PRESENTATIONS: tact, Council Clerk, Suit #2024-30599 (F), sponses should be Sex: MALE Historic Preserva‐ 4:30 PM. 22nd Judicial District 1. Autism Aware‐ at (985) 624-3145, vote of council. mailed to LDWF Date of Birth: Court, St. Tammany tion Dis trict Com ‐ Race: WHITE 137426AP23-30 ‐ 8/08/1990 de scrib ing the as sis ‐ ness- Sunny Mc‐ Parish, LA. Scenic Rivers Pro‐ mission will hold a /s/ Sex: MALE Daniel and Yvette tance that is neces‐ MAY7-3T Ross Liner, Director gram, 2000 Quail Height: 5' 8 pub lic hear ing on The Administratrix of the Date of Birth: $217.30 Weight: 168 sary.

Furr De part ment of Plan ‐ Baton estate has applied for Wednesday April ning and Develop‐ Drive, 11/15/1965 Hair Color: leave of Court to sell the FINANCE RE‐ DATE OF NO‐ Rouge, LA 70808.

30, 2025 at 6:00pm ment following property: Lots Height: 6' 0 BLACK PORT: Jessica TICE: April 17, 136847AP23-3062 and 63, Pine Ridge at Man dev ille City Weight: 197 Eye Color: Farno, Finance Di‐ 2025 11:00 am NEWS 24/7 ON 136536AP16-23St. Tam‐ Subdivision, MAY7-3T Hall, 3101 E. 30-3T Hair Color: BROW many Parish, Louisiana BROWN POSTED AT: rector $519.34 (31237 East Parker Lane, Cause way Ap ‐ Eye Color: Scars/Tattoos: MANDEVILLE Lacombe, LA 70445) This Mandeville, $63.96 BROWN Mark: Tattoo: publication constitutes SPECIAL EVENT CITY HALL, 3101 PUBLIC NOTICE proach, LA legal notice to all inter‐ Scars/Tattoos: PUBLIC NOTICE Upper_R_Arm E. CAUSEWAY PERMITS: ested parties, including PUBLIC NOTICE Mark: NONE LION // Tattoo: COVING‐ THE heirs and creditors of the 1. Approval of the APPROACH, PUB LIC HEAR ‐ estate, that if no opposi‐ REPORTED Request for Scenic Back - Wings // TON HISTORIC Special Event Ap‐ MANDEVILLE, Town of Abita tion to the sale is filed River Permit on Mark: L_hip DISTRICT COM‐ ING AGENDA plication for Jessica LOUISIANA within 7 days, then the Springs Tche functe River erty will be sold. ALL SMALL DARK, MISSION HAS 137069 APRIL 23- prop Haley“Sunbath 137505AP23-1T April 24, 2025, CASH TO SELLER. Contact CALL TO CIRCULAR SPOT 30 SCHEDULED A I. Under the Oaks” $147.26 attorney Ed Murphy at 5:00PM ORDER. The Sec re tary of the 892-2350.

(985) WORK SES SION $250.00 event to be held Clerk of Court Louisiana Depart‐ 136188 APRIL 23ON APRIL 30, II. ROLL CALL; May 22 and June 19, 134042AP2-23-2T Abita Springs 2025, AT 2:00 PM III. APPROVAL OF SPECIAL MEET‐ ment of Wildlife and 30 $48.68 2025 from 6:00- PUBLIC NOTICE Fisheries (LDWF) $250.00 IN THE CITY OF MINUTES; 7:00pm Location: ING of the Plan ‐ Public Notices IV. OLD BUSI ‐ as Administrator of PUBLIC NOTICE Mandeville Lake‐ The City of Man‐ COVINGTON ning & Zoning the Louisiana Nat‐ Successions NESS: front (Between deville Planning and COUNCIL SUCCESSION OF Com mis sion V. NEW BUSI ‐ ural and Scenic CINDY EVANS DAVIS Lafayette and Zoning Commis‐ CHAMBER, LO‐ Rivers System is Wilkinson), Ap‐ sion will hold a pub‐ CATED AT 222 NESS: NUMBER 2025-30416 DI‐ A PRESENTATION currently consider‐ 1).

HC25-05-13PUB LIC NO TICE EAST KIRK ‐ proval Requests: lic hearing on Tues‐ VISION “B” PUBLIC ing the application mercial – 240 and 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Council approval day, May 13, 2025 at LAND STREET, Com 22nd JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Girod Street- re- HEARING to col‐ of Entergy Services, COURT FOR THE PARISH for Lakefront usage 6:00PM at the Man‐ COVINGTON, PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY lect public comment Inc. (Entergy) for a roof OF ST. TAMMANY STATE OF LOUISIANA Contingent upon: deville City Hall LOUISIANA. 2). HCR21-09-31- will be held by the permit to construct a FILED: STATE OF LOUISIANA 100 people and one Council Chambers, DEPUTY CLERK Residential – 212 Town of Abita new 230-kV electri‐ NO. 2024-31452 DIVISION hour maximum 3101 E. Causeway CITY OF COV‐ Lafitte "A" Street – Springs Planning & cal transmission line TON (Councilwoman FILED: Approach, Mandev‐ INGTOR NOTICE OF APPLICATION Zoning Commis‐ within a 125-footCOA Revision Dy. Clk. ICAL Lane, District 3) FOR AUTHORITY ille, LA regarding HIS sion at a Spe cial 3).

HC25-04-08wide right-of-way TO SELL IMMOVABLE DIS TRICT That WILLIAM J. STOCK ‐ the following COMMISSION Meet ing lo cated at PROPERTY AT PRIVATE Res i den tial – 2040 I, Lucious L that will span the Ad min is tra tor of the TON UNFINISHED SALE case(s): Town Hall, Tchefuncte River.

Williams , have of Dawn Succession WORK SESSION Claiborne Street- the BUSINESS: Scott Stockton has made New been convicted of Residential 22161 Level St., Copies of the appli‐ NOTICE IS GIVEN that pli ca tion to the court ap Robert James Davis, sur‐ V25-04-06 – Dylan The purpose of the Construction Abita Springs on cation can be re‐ AGGRAVATED for the sale, at private viving spouse of Cindy NEW BUSINESS: Realty Develop‐ sale, of the immovable ORAL SEXUAL VI. STAFF UP‐ Thursday, April 24, viewed by the pub‐ Evans Davis, and the duly 1. Approval of ment, LLC, repre‐ Work-Session is to DATES: er ties de scribed, as prop appointed Administrator 2025, at 5:00pm. lic at the LDWF BATTERY. follows: Change Order No. 6 sented by Kent De‐ discuss, and review VII. of the Succession of The presentation The succession is the Cindy Evans Davis, has, for the 2022 Asphalt sign Build, request a proposed new resi‐ ADJOURNMENT. and discussion will main office, 2000 owner of an undivided pursuant to the provi‐ My Address is: 50% interest of the im‐ Maintenance Con‐ variance to CLURO dential construction Kathy Reeves, Sec‐ focus on the com‐ Quail Drive, Baton sions of the Louisiana movable property lo‐ Rouge, LA. The 4678 Code of Civil Procedure at 711 E Boston tract to add pay item Section at 176A Lake view cated 9.2.5.2. Street pre hen sive zon ing ticle 3281, petitioned public is invited to PONTCHARTRAIN Drive, Slidell, LA, which ar –Division of retary 203-01. There is no Vegetation Protec‐ this Honorable Court for up date un der way.

137568AP23-1T property is more particu‐ comment on this DR authority to sell at pri‐ change in the maxi‐ tion Zones, Old St. John, Covington. $23.20 All interested par‐ permit request for a de scribed as fol ‐ larly vate sale, the immovable SLIDELL, LA mum contract Town of Mandev‐ lows: ALL THAT CERTAIN property described here‐ ties or members of period of forty-five 70458 LOT OF GROUND, to‐ amount or time. ille, Square 109 Lots There will be no ac‐ inbelow for the total the pub lic are en ‐ gether with all the build‐ (45) days.

Re ‐ of $70,000.00, price (Councilman Dis‐ 1-A & 2-A, B-2 tion taken at this PUBLIC NOTICE and im prove ments ings couraged to attend. payable in cash: sponses should be Race: WHITE thereon, and all the con, At-Large) ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE Highway Business work session.

135589AP9-16-23ways, means, rights, mailed to LDWF Sex: MALE OR PORTION OF GROUND, St. Tammany 2. Approval of District, servitudes, privileges, 2445 In accordance with The lying and beingsituated Scenic Rivers Pro‐ Date of Birth: Parish Board of Ad‐ 3T advan‐ appurtenances, Change Order No. 4 Florida Street in ST. TAMMANY PARISH, $49.26 tages and component gram, 2000 Quail 12/20/1942 the Americans with justment shall hear LOUISIANA, in that subdi‐ for the Golden Glen there unto be long ‐ parts vision thereof knownas Drive, Baton Height: 6' 0 Disabilities Act, if testimony for and/or Water System pro‐ Tina Myers ing or in anywise apper‐ CRESTMONT VISTA, and Rouge, LA 70808. taining, lying and being you need special as‐ against the follow‐ Weight: 165 Public Notices ject to add scope Planning Secretary being more particularly u ated in ST. TAM MANY sit 136849AP23-30‐ described as follows, toPermits Misc. sistance, please con‐ ing variance/appeal Hair Color: items and adjust 137505AP23-30‐ STATE OF PARISH, wit: MAY7-3T tact the ADA Coor‐ cases at their May LOUISIANA, being more BROWN cost for changes MAY7-3T LOT 5, SQUARE 3, CREST‐ fully described as fol‐ $530.38 MONT VISTA, St. Tam‐ dinator at (892- 6th, 2025 Board of Eye Color: BLUE made, resulting in $55.14 lows, to-wit: LOT 28A of many Parish, Louisiana.

Ad just ment meet ‐ 1811) Cov ing ton Scars/Tattoos: EDEN ISLES SUBDIVISION, $64.00 decrease in For Informational Pur‐ PUB LIC NO TICE 2A, ST. TAM MANY UNIT ing at 2:00PM, lo ‐ City Hall de scrib ing Mark: Tattoo: Arm poses Only: total price. No PUB LIC NO TICE PARISH, The improvements the assistance that is cated at the St. Tam‐ EmpaTaco Coving‐ Rubys Roadhouse - small tattoos on change in contract PUBLIC NOTICE L.A. ALL IN ACCORDANCE thereon bear municipal ton LLC dba Em ‐ RESUBDIVISION WITH many Parish Gov‐ necessary. time. (Councilman no. : 112 MARILYN DRIVE, LLC dba Rubys both arms //Tattoo: MAP OF LOTS 23-29 OF paT aco is ap ply ing SLIDELL,LOUISIANA 70461 ernment Complex, Vogeltanz, District THE COVINGTON Roadhouse is apply‐ Chest - small EDEN ISLES SUBDIVISION TAX IDENTIFICATION Council to the office of alco‐ ing to the Office of tattoos on chest HISTORIC DIS‐ Any person may Parish UNIT 2A BY J.B. BURKES 2) NUMBER: 95070 hol to bacco con trol AS SO CI ATED, INC., AND Being the same property 3. Approval of TRICT COMMIS‐ speak or submit a Chambers, 21490 of the state of Alcohol &Tobacco area DATED FEBRUARY 16, 1997 acquired by Robert J. HAS written statement. Koop Drive, Man‐ UNDER MAP NO. 1312 ST. Change Order No. 5 SION Davis and Cindy E. Davis Louisiana for a per‐ Control of the State 136115 APRIL 23TAMMANY PARISH,LA. from BrentHatfield and for the 2022 Road SCHEDULED A For more informa‐ deville, Louisiana: of Louisiana for a The Im prove ments mit to sell beverages Denise Courville Hatfield, and Drainage Main‐ PUBLIC MEET‐ tion, or to review thereon bear the Munici‐ in an act passed before of high and low al‐ permit to sell bever‐ 30 pal No. 176A Lakeview tenance Contract to ING FOR TUES‐ case material or to BOA CASE NO. co Richard A. Tonry, II,No‐ ages of high and low $250.00 Drive, Slidell, LA hol con tent at re ‐ tary Public, dated March add a new pay item, DAY, MAY 13, inquire about speak‐ 2025-4172-BOA on the following terms 2006, registered 10, in the Parish of Alcohol content at con di tions, to-wit: and fence removal and 2025, AT 4:00 PM ing at the public Request by an appli‐ tail 15, 2006 under March st. Tammany at the retail in the parish of Notice is now given to all Tam‐ CIN#1541689,St. disposal. This will IN THE CITY OF hearing, please call cant in a S-1 Single fol St. Tammany at the parties whom it may con‐ many Parish, Louisiana. lowing address: the City of Coving‐ Family Residential cern, including the heirs not add to the con‐ COVINGTON following address: The estate of Cindy 1005 Collins Blvd. cred i tors of dece ‐ and Evans Davis is a cotract amount or COUNCIL CHAM‐ ton Planning De‐ District to reduce Covington dent, and of this estate, LA 820 Lamarque St. owner of the above-de‐ time.

(Council‐ BER, LOCATED partment at (985) the front yard set‐ 70433 that they be ordered to Mandev‐ scribed unimproved im‐ any op po si tion make back from 25' to AT 867-1214.

Thanks 222 EAST woman Strongmovableproperty only, as which they have or may La‐ ille,Louisiana the improvements cur‐ for your interest in 18.6' to allow for a EmpaTaco Thompson, District KIRKLAND 70448 have to such application, thereon were rently STREET, COV‐ Covington’s future. carport to extend combe LLc dba Em‐ Rubys Roadhouse at any time, prior to the 1) placed upon said prop‐ issuance of the order or erty after her death.

In accordance with within the front yard paTaco Members: LLC 4. Adoption of Res‐ INGTON, authorizing, judgment The estate of Cindy Efraín Bermúdez, the Americans with setback. approving and homolo‐ olution 25-19: A LOUISIANA. Rubys Roadhouse Evans Davis is to receive gating that application Disabilities Act, if The property is lo‐ Bengliz approximately $2,338.00 RESOLUTION Mem bers and that such order or from the proceeds of the‐ In accordance with you need special as‐ cated: 1940 Soult St. Bermúdez,Lia En‐ Benjamin Lyons AUTHORIZING judgment may be issued of this property, sale riquez Malpica, I, Michael Steven after the expiration of Historic sistance, please con‐ Mandeville, THE CITY OF Chapter which is one-half (½) of Patrick Cockran seven days, from the Guillermo San tos Fauver , have been value of the land the Louisiana Preser tact va tion, Ar ti ‐ the ADA Co or ‐ MANDEVILLE TO 136218AP16-23-2T date of the last publica‐ only. convicted of tion of such notice, all in SUBMIT A PRE- cle III, Certificate of dinator at (985-892- Applicant & Repre‐ Tellez Any legatee, heir or cred‐ $216.04 137538AP23-30-2T accordance COMPUTER itor who opposes the Appropriateness, 1811) Covington sentative: Amanda APPLICATION with law. proposed sale must file $230.66 AIDED CLERK OF COURT 22ND AND SUBSE‐ Section 54.63 – Pro‐ City Hall describing Brammer his/her opposition within SOLICITATION JDC seven (7) days including Public Notices QUENT APPLICA‐ cedure for issuance the assistance that is 137106AP23-may14-2t OF A MINOR Sundays and holidays, BOA CASE NO. PUBLIC NOTICE Sex Offenders TION TO THE of Certificate of Ap‐ necessary.

THIS IS THE LAST NO‐ from the day whereon PORNOGRAPHY TICE".

2025-4173-BOA propriateness: STATEWIDE the last publication of $86.98 INVOLVING this notice appears or If you have com‐ Request by an appli‐ Interested parties FLOOD CON‐ judgment may be issued.

JUVENILES cant in a L-1 Large ments, CASE NO. 25-05please e-mail are hereby no ti fied TROL PROGRAM .

JESSICA JENKINS FOR ASSISTANCE 03 CHDC - An ap‐ them to eagee@ Lot Residential Dis‐ that the following PUBLIC NOTICE BREWSTER IN THE IMPLE‐ plication for a Cer‐ covla.com or mail trict to allow for an application for a CLERK OF COURT My Address is: build‐ Local Coastal Use 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT MENTATION OF tificate of Appropri‐ them to the City of accessory COURT FOR THE PARISH COURT FOR THE 60207 HIGHWAY DRAINAGE IM‐ ateness amending Covington Planning ing/guest house to Permit has been re‐ OF ST. TAMMANY PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY 434 , APT the Certificate of Department at P. O. be constructed in ceived by the St. PROVEMENTS 137295AP23MAY14-2T STATE OF LOUISIANA $97.86 APARTMENT D Parish PROJECT FOR Appropriateness is‐ Box 778, Coving‐ front of the main Tammany LACOMBE, LA res i dence. sued ton, on Au gust 13, LA 70434.

Local Coastal Pro ‐ THE PURPOSE OF NO. 2013-30387 DIVISION “F” DOCKET NO. 70445 The property is lo‐ gram Manager: REDUCING EX‐ 2024, Case No. 24CHDC. Appeals: Any per‐ cated: 61173 An‐ ISTING FLOOD 08-17 SUCCESSION DAMAGES IN Granting material son aggrieved by chorage Drive, La‐ Coastal Use Permit I, David MICHAEL Race: WHITE OF de‐ any decision, act or combe, Louisiana Number: Sex: MALE THE WELDON alterations Schmolke , have JAMES E. MILLER, III Date of Birth: PARK SUBDIVI‐ scribed as an addi‐ proceeding of the Applicants: Will & P20250063 Appli‐ been convicted of district Megan Magee cant: Louis Al‐ 1/03/1975 SION; PROVID‐ tion to the rear of the historic FILED: CARNAL banese Location: KNOWLEDGE Height: 6' 1 ING FOR THE building located at commission shall Representative: DEPUTY CLERK OF Linda H. Arendt 408 have N. Co lum bia the right to ap ‐ 483 S. Che nier Dr. Weight: 182 NECESSARY NOTICE OF SUCCESSION A JUVENILE. Street, Division of peal I writing to the Madisonville, LA Hair Color: DOCUMENTA‐ NOTICE IS GIVEN that City BOA CASE NO. Project: Bulkhead & BROWN TION OF SAID St. John, Covington, Covington Michelle Jackson, Admin‐ My Address is: Council for reversal 2025-4210-BOA Backfill Eye Color: BLUE FLOOD DAM‐ LA. istratrix of the Succes‐ 29258 CHENE DR Scars/Tattoos: modification. After the fact Re‐ sion of James E. Miller, AGES; AND PRO‐ Petitioner: Studio or is applying for author‐ III, , APT 307 Any such appeal quest by an appli‐ Coastal Use Permit Mark: Tattoo: VIDING FOR MV/Matthew ity to sell at private sale, LACOMBE, LA must be forwarded cant in a L-1 Large Number: Upper_R_Arm OTHER MATTERS Voelkel on terms of SIXTY-ONE 70445 THOUSAND AND 00/100 SUN W/HEART, IN CONNECTION \Owner: Porteous, to the city clerk, in Lot Residential Dis‐ P20250204 Appli‐ DOLLARS ($61,000.00) Hainkel & Johnson writing, within ten trict to Appeal the cant: Depei Wu Lo‐ TRIBAL THEREWITH. under a sale, the immov‐ able property owned by OUTLINE // Mark: Michele (Councilman Dis‐ Covington Build‐ (10) from the date of decision of a Parish cation: 409 S. Che‐ Race: WHITE D. Jackson on stories ing, LLC the historic district Official in regards to nier Dr. Madis‐ Sex: MALE - NONE con, At-Large) Miller, wife of/and James commission’s deci‐ Section 900-6.5(A) onville, LA Project: Date of Birth: E. Miller, III, described REPORTED // that matter below.

Family 4/20/1986 Other: - NONE 5. Adoption Of Res‐ Any person may sion and the council (2)(b), Net fill shall Single THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR Height: 5' 10 REPORTED // olution 25-20: A speak or submit a may consider such be strictly prohib‐ Home PORTION OF GROUND, to‐ gether with all the build‐ Weight: 290 written statement. appeal at its next ited in any critical Piercing: Ear RESOLUTION ings and improvements For more informa‐ general meeting or drainage area: re‐ Public comment Hair Color: BOTH EARS // AUTHORIZING thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, Prosthesis: - NONE servi THE MAYOR OF tion, or to review special meeting, but quest to allow for and/or objections BROWN tudes, appurte‐ fill to re main on the case in ma te r ial or to any event, not Eye Color: HAZEL re gard ing the pro ‐ REPORTED // THE CITY OF nances, and advantages thereunto belonging or in Scar: R_Foot MANDEVILLE TO inquire about speak‐ more than 45 days site and for the posal must be re‐ Scars/Tattoos: appertaining, anywise ing at the public after the historic dis‐ placement of addi‐ ceived within 30 Mark: Tattoo: CRESCENT EXECUTE uated in the THIRD hearing, please call trict commission de‐ tional fill without days from the date L_arm SHAPED (INSIDE) sit AMENDMENT DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, Parish of NO. 2 TO THE the City of Coving‐ cision. The city mitigation, to com‐ of publication. Re‐ SKULL/FLAMES/D // Tattoo: SUBSCRIBE State of Orleans, ton Planning De‐ council shall have plete of the con‐ quests for additional CHARACTER/SPID R_forearm PROFESSIONAL Louisiana, on a plan of TODAY subdivision by J.J. Krebs partment at (985) the right to reverse, struction of a single information must be WEB // Mark: CIRCLE, WINGS, SERVICES & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., made in writing and R_leg - SHAPED SMALL CROSS // AGREEMENT BE‐ 867-1214. Thanks change or modify family residence. dated March 29, 1972, Ultraviolet Tattoo - and more particularly de‐ TWEEN THE CITY for your interest in any decision of the The property is lo‐ must contain the ap‐ TURTLE (BIRTH scribed as follows, toOF MANDEVILLE Covington’s future. historic commission cated: 206 Mat‐ plicant's name and MARK) // Piercing: - NONE wit: REPORTED // AND T. BAKER In accordance with only by a majority tingly Lane, Madis‐ Coastal Use Permit Lower Lip - LIP LOT 41-B, SQUARE 3, onville, Louisiana RING // Prosthesis: Tattoo: R_arm number.

SMITH LLC AND the Americans with vote of council.

WESTLAKE SUBDIVISION, ALIEN // Tattoo: PROVIDING FOR Disabilities Act, if 137424AP23-30-2T Applicant & Repre‐ Written comments - NONE which said e is

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Pearl River pitching, hitting power first-round sweep of Plaquemine

BY DAVE WOODALL

Contributing writer

PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS

Slidell shortstop Junior Burdett recorded back-to-back saves as the Tigers pulled off a first-round playoff upset.

Slidell baseball uses total team effort to sweep Zachary

All season long, Pearl River has relied on its pitching, but on April 19, the Rebels’ bats came alive.

Pearl River pounded out 14 hits, including four for extra bases, en route to a 13-3 Division II nonselect first-round series-clinching victory over 21st-seeded Plaquemine.

“We came into the playoffs not hitting the ball well, but this week, our bats have come alive,” said Pearl River firstyear coach Michael Couvillion.

“We’ve had to do the small ball thing all year, but when you are hitting the ball, small ball works a lot better. Our defense has been great all year. We’ve got some guys with hurt arms, but they’re still making every play. Plaquemine put the ball in play and hit the ball well.

Our kids know that if they put a couple of runs on the board, our pitchers will come through for them.”

The Rebels (14-12) will travel to fifth-seeded Iowa for a second-round series later this week.

After posting a 3-0 win on Friday, Pearl River used a combination of small ball and long ball to sweep the Green Devils.

Plaquemine (17-17) scored first in the bottom of the first inning as Christian Boudreaux

gether and trust everything that the coaches tell us.”

The Rebels put the game away with a three-run fifth inning for an 8-2 lead. Leading the charge were Xan Harwell, Cayden Levy and Clifton each with singles, while Ward drove in a run and reached base on a sacrifice bunt.

Sammie McDaniel added a two-run home run in the sixth to put a bow on the victory.

“This year I have been trying to improve at the plate after coming off some injuries,” said McDaniel. “I got the pitch that I was looking for and finally made a good swing at it.”

While Saturday’s game was an offensive explosion, the Rebels opened the series with a 3-0 win on April 18. Harwell tossed a complete-game one-hitter with three walks and nine strikeouts PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS in 109 pitches. Offensively, ClifPearl River’s Jake Clifton had plenty to celebrate after a first-round ton went 3 for 3 with a double and three RBIs. Kellum, Levy, playoff sweep of Plaquemine on April 19.

Sabathe and Harwell each had singled and scored on Tre DalThat was all Loyola-New Or- a double. leans signee Jake Clifton needey’s RBI double.

The Rebels quickly answered ed. The senior allowed three LINESCORE RIVER — 041 032 3 — 13 | 14 | 1 with four runs in the second to runs (two earned) on eight hits PEARL PLAQUEMINE — 101 000 1 — 3 | 8 | 2 take control of the game. Senior and one walk in seven innings. TOP HITTERS PEARL RIVER (14-12): Jake Clifton, 3-4, 3 catcher Dalton Sabathe led off He struck out 10.

RBIs; Aiden Ward, 1-2, 2 R, 2 RBIs, BB, SB; with a double, followed by a Ja“We’ve got a great team here Sammie McDaniel, 1-4, HR, 3 RBIs, 2 R, cob Clifton single. Aiden Ward with a lot of young guys who BB; Bryce Kellum, 2-4, 2 RBIs. PLAQUEMINE (17-17): Tre Daley, 2-3, 2 2B, followed with an RBI single. have really stepped up,” said R, RBI; Isaiah Daley, 2-3, R. Drew Clement drove in a run Clifton. “I can always trust that DECIDING PITCHERS Jake Clifton, 7 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 1 and reached base on his sacri- the guys behind me will make WP: BB, 10 K. fice bunt. Bryce Kellum added the plays that we need. We’ve LP: Kelan Honore, 4.1 IP, 11 H, 8 R, 2 BB, started to put everything to- 2 K. a two-run single.

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Slidell baseball’s schedule has not been for the weak of heart, and that adversity paid off in the first round of the Division I nonselect playoffs.

The 19th-seeded Tigers upset 14th-seeded Zachary 3-1 on April 18 and finished the series sweep with an 8-5 victory a day later.

The Tigers (25-9) will travel to third-seeded Northwood-Shreveport in the second round later this week.

Slidell first-year coach Cameron Lewis said it took a total team effort to pull off the firstround upset.

“It was just a little bit of everybody,” Lewis said. “That was probably the most athletic team we have played all season, so they put a lot of pressure on us all series. In Game 1, Brayden Calamari was fantastic on the mound. The second game was probably the most stressful seven-inning game that I have been a part of in a while. Zachary didn’t go away, but I’m proud of my guys for not flinching and getting the job done.”

In the first game, Calamari earned the victory, allowing one run on six hits and a walk in six innings. He struck out nine. Junior Burdett pitched a perfect seventh to earn the save.

Calamari blasted a two-run home run in the fourth to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead.

Slidell added another run in the sixth on Troy Green’s sac fly, which scored Elijah Strahan.

In the second game, the Tigers pounded out 10 hits as a seven-run second inning proved to be the difference. Green got the win, allowing five runs (three earned) on three hits with four walks in six innings. He struck out seven. Burdett tossed a perfect seventh for his second consecutive save.

Offensively, Burdett belted a three-run triple. Sergio Sotillo went 2 for 2 with two RBIs, while Green had two hits. Calamari and Xavier Paul both drove in a run.

DENHAM SPRINGS SWEEPS MANDEVILLE: The 17thseeded Skippers’ season ended after 10-0 and 4-2 losses to the Yellowjackets on April 17 and 18.

Mandeville (19-17) managed just two hits during the six-inning shutout defeat in the Division I nonselect series opener. Peyton Gomez and Luke LeJeune each had singles.

In the second game, the Skippers took a 2-1 lead after four innings, but Denham Springs scored two runs in the seventh to clinch the series. Gomez, LeJeune and Brady Hatchett each singled. Reagan Touchstone struck out seven and allowed two runs (one earned) in 4.1 innings.

DE LA SALLE SHUTS OUT NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN: The 17th-seeded Wolverines suffered a pair of 2-0 shutouts on April 16 and 17 during a Division III select first-round series.

In the first game, De La Salle used a tworun fifth inning to secure the victory. Eli Shoemake pitched well in defeat, allowing two runs on six hits and two walks in five innings. He struck out three. Max Millett went 2 for 3, while Ty Galloway had a double.

In the second game, the Cavaliers scored single runs in the first and fifth innings. Stew Covey took the loss but pitched well. He allowed two runs on four hits and three walks in 6.2 innings. He struck out three. Offensively, Millett, Shoemake, Jonathan Lee and Luke McAdams each had a hit.

Covington’s Bradey Miller is tagged out at home by Sulphur catcher Brodie Depriest in the first inning on April 18.

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Sulphur sweeps Covington in dramatic fashion

BY JOSEPH HALM

Staff writer

A pair of unearned runs in the eighth inning proved to be the difference as 20th-seeded Sulphur rallied for a 4-2 first-round playoff win over 11th-seeded Covington at Jimmy “Doc” Davis Field on April 18.

“Playoff baseball comes down to two things — you can’t put guys on base for free, and you have to get timely hits,” Covington coach Jeff Dragg said.

“It’s plain and simple, and we didn’t do either of those things tonight. Sulphur put pressure on us, and we made some mistakes. Offensively, we had chances early and didn’t take advantage.”

Covington committed five errors and stranded nine runners.

They also had a runner thrown out at home in the first, another caught in a rundown between home and third in the second inning, and a third runner picked off of second base in the fifth.

The game was a pitchers’ duel between Covington lefty Aidan Ryan and Sulphur’s Dayton Hicks, although neither figured in the decision. Ryan allowed two runs on four hits and two walks in seven innings. He struck out seven in 111 pitches.

Hicks battled control issues early to hurl six effective innings, allowing two runs on six hits and five walks with seven strikeouts.

Covington’s Joel Heck tags Sulphur’s Slade Shove-Knox.

Covington’s Aidan Ryan allowed two runs on four hits with seven strikeouts against Sulphur.

The Lions struck in the first inning as Hunter Spell walked to open the inning, followed by Bradey Miller’s single. Spell scored on Gavin Panks’ RBI double, but Miller was thrown out at the plate for the first out.

The Tors (17-18) answered with single runs in the fifth and sixth innings to take a 2-1 lead.

The Lions answered as Ryan drew a two-out walk in the bottom of the sixth. Courtesy runner Matthew Fussell scored on Marshall Estrada’s RBI double to tie the game.

Covington stranded a pair

Covington’s Caden Michael is tagged out to end the second inning.

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