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Investigation into reporting abuse planned Former Lyon Elementary administrators dismissed, probe to expand districtwide ST. TAMMANY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

Facing concerned parents and calls for reform, St. Tammany Parish School Board members plan to launch a districtwide investigation into how schools and administrators are complying with rules for reporting child abuse after two Lyon Elementary administrators pleaded guilty for failing to do so. During a seven-hour special

meeting that started at 6 p.m. on Sept. 21 and ended near 1 a.m. on Sept. 22, the board said it will vote next month to hire a thirdparty ﬁrm to probe all 55 schools and the district’s central ofﬁce for “compliance with administrative processes, communications and mandatory reporting.” The school system confirmed

AJ Bailey’s life intertwines with fair

leave and were being paid, but that period ended the week of Sept. 13. The incident has sparked an outcry among some parents concerned about child safety and how schools are prepared to address it. District Attorney Collin Sims said in a statement earlier this month the charges for Faciane and Barth stemmed from violations of Louisiana’s mandatory reporting laws, and in this case the alleged incidents not reported included

last week that Lauryn Faciane, 50, the former principal of Lyon, and Tonya Barth, 55, who previously served as the school’s assistant principal, are no longer employed by the district. Both were arrested in May and later pleaded guilty to charges of failure to report abuse of a child. Each had been on administrative

“sexual conduct that occurred on campus between students 8-9 years old.” Sims said neither a school resource officer nor any law enforcement were notiﬁed of any incident. The Sept. 21 meeting at the Schoen Administrative Complex in Covington was originally scheduled to open with an executive session and then a period of public

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TRAILHEAD TRADITION Phunky Monkeys pull big crowd to a Mandeville Live! show

‘Lifetime Board Member’ continues to serve community BY TAMMY NUNEZ

Contributing writer

Tucked back in the freshly snipped flowers, canned jams, jellies, and craft booths of the St. Tammany Parish Fair, ä St. Tammany Parish AJ Bailey is usualFair plans sensory-friendly ly found, apron on and in motion. She’s environment. PAGE 3A cleaning out space, helping St. Tammany residents display their wares, and rounding up judges for the baked goods, crops and Afghans. All the activity is crescendoing now, as St. Tammany prepares to open doors on its 115th parish fair on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at the fairgrounds in Covington. Bailey is, in fact, the big fair’s only “Lifetime Board Member,” and she lives the part, too, on 30 acres in Bush. “I go out every day and feed chickens and cows and rabbits and whatever strange animals pass,” she said. Her daily world is St. Tammany Parish, pouring her free time into the land, the people, a knitting group, a local water board, food pantries and the fair — a year-round activity for her. Perhaps most surprising is what dances in her head. Bailey, a proliﬁc world traveler, carries vivid memories of fruits and vegetables in far-ﬂung towns, visions of botanical gardens from all over, and interactions with all the local people she met, and charmed, through her travels. She has trotted through Lido Di Ostia, a Mediterranean coastal fever dream, wandered through the open air stalls of Munich’s Viktualienmarkt — eye-

The Phunky Monkeys move more than a few people to get up and dance.

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New Orleans-based saxophonist and vocalist Reginald Smith cuts loose as the Phunky Monkeys entertain the big crowd gathered for the Mandeville Live! concert on Sept. 25. Adrian Bourgeois and baby Denver enjoy the concert.

Nancy Pearson-Wetzel and John Dericks share the evening.

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Friday Night Live! concerts are great for all kinds of meet ups. See friends from school or work, your team or your neighborhood bar. Meet up with neighbors, make it a date night or go with your family and count on making some memories.

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‘Top Gun’ Palmer Arnaud accepts a treat from Jane Alphonse at Monster Mash in Bogue Falaya Park during an earlier Halloween season in St. Tammany. It is one of many favorite events returning in October.

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Continued from page 1A comments. But board members reversed the order and allowed 25 speakers to go ﬁrst. One by one, concerned residents, parents and one student came to the podium to air their worries, largely over the mandatory reporting issue. Kristin Bourg, who had an 8-year-old nonverbal, autistic student at Lyon but pulled him out before this school year, said she is concerned about how the school operates. “My son started Lyon happy, but today he cannot safely return. He has nightmares about school, he regressed signiﬁcantly, and his behavior tells us something is seriously wrong,” Bourg said. She said she reported the situation to the school and district but was ignored “for months.” Later, she said she was told by the school system to “put him on the bus and see what happens.” Others had similar stories throughout the 80-minute speaking period that included school board representative Gia Baker, who came down from the dais where board members sit and took her turn at the podium. Coming to tears during her allotted three minutes of speaking time, she said there were a number of people to blame for the alleged incident at Lyon. “A paraeducator at (at Lyon) failed these two children. Two teachers failed these children. A guidance counselor failed these children. The assistant principal failed these children.

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The St. Tammany Parish School Board held an emergency meeting Sept. 21 to discuss the fallout from issues of non-reporting at Lyon Elementary School late last school year. Justin Bleker, who was raped at Abney Elementary School in 2007 by a then-janitor at the school, spoke out against the school system as he and his mother, Rebecca Bleker Hickman, have at multiple previous meetings. “The man who raped me was hired by (now-retired associate superintendent) Pete Jabbia, and Pete Jabbia was over HR and ignored PHOTOS COURTESY ST. TAMMANY PARISH SHERIFF’S OFFICE the background check,” Bleker said. “His own system, Former Lyon Elementary School principal Lauryn Faciane, this system failed.” left, and assistant principal Tonya Barth pleaded guilty to Later, when they went befailure to report abuse of a child. hind closed doors to discuss what actions they may take, The principal failed these appears to me from the bot- board members spent more children. The (school re- tom up everyone shifted than five hours debating source ofﬁcer) failed these their burden to report to the what to do next. “We have asked the suchildren,” Baker said. “It next person.”

perintendent (Frank Jabbia) a lot of very necessary questions, hard questions,” Board President Amanda Reed Martin said. Jabbia “And we have decided to initiate an investigation done by an independent ﬁrm that has expertise in education to evaluate every single school site, including central ofﬁce.” One board member, Michelle Hirstius, said that wasn’t enough, and raised the prospect of putting Jabbia on paid leave during a probe. Jabbia did not speak

at the meeting, and a day later, the school system’s communications director, Meredith Mendez, said the superintendent had no comment. Board member Adaline Rutherford, who represents the district that Lyon sits in, said new administrators at the school, Principal Ben Strohl and Assistant Principal Kaci Puglia, are doing “an amazing job.” “They are working hard to make sure our school is going to be strong again,” she said. “They are doing their best. I see it. I am there almost every day.” Jim Derry covers St. Tammany Parish and can

Final days to register to vote in Nov. 3 election approach NEWS ROUNDUP

Staff report The last day to register to vote in-person for the Nov. 3 U.S. Senate general/open election and U.S. Representative primary/open primary is Monday, Oct. 5., according to the St. Tammany Registrar of Voters Office. Anyone interested in registering to vote in person will need identification with a parish address. Office hours on that day will be 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Note that the

Slidell office will be closed for lunch from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. daily. If registering to vote online through Geaux Vote Online Registration, the last day is Tuesday, Oct. 13. The Covington office is located at 601 N. Jefferson Ave., and the Slidell Office is located at 520 Old Spanish Trail, Suite 2F. In addition, all mail registration applications must be received or post marked by Oct. 5.

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Continued from page 1A seething with frightful festivities for those who like being scared, with others designed for folks who absolutely do not. Those will delight the pumpkin lovers, trick or treaters and younger spirits who much prefer a sparkly princess, a goodnatured pirate or a caped superhero. So mark those calendars, because here are this season’s can’t-miss celebrations with something for everyone.

Olde Towne Pumpkin Festival, Oct. 3 It’s not the official start of Halloween, but for those in east St. Tammany, it might as well be. The Olde Towne Pumpkin Festival is back for another year of family fun sprinkled with a dose of autumn whimsy — and all for a good cause. This free event is not a scary one and is geared toward those under age 12. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the festival will take place on the grounds of the First United Methodist Church in Slidell. This old-fashioned fall celebration will feature live entertainment, food, a youth entrepreneur market, face painting, inflatables, “pumpkin chunkin,” games, robotics demos and pony rides. The various entertainment stations do require tickets, which can be purchased on-site. This is a cashless event, and proceeds benefit the Rainbow Childcare Center of East St. Tammany and United Way. For more, visit rainbowccc. org/olde-towne-pumpkin-festival.

Monster Mash, Oct. 17 Back for its 38th year, the Monster Mash returns to Bogue Falaya Park in Covington from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for another fun and safe Halloween experience. This kid-centric event features a trickor-treat village, cookie-decorating booth,

Career and College expos set in Mandeville and Slidell The St. Tammany Parish Public school system will host its Career and College Expo at the Castine Center in Pelican Park near Mandeville on Oct. 12 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and the Harbor Center near Slidell on Oct. 19 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. “The Career and College Expo is an important opportunity for our students and families across St. Tammany Parish to explore

carnival rides, crafts, music and activities. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Advance tickets are $15 for children or $20 at the gate. Adult entry is $5. There is also a VIP experience for $40. Proceeds from the Monster Mash beneﬁt the St. Tammany Health System Parenting Center.

the many pathways available after graduation,” Superintendent Frank Jabbia said. “By connecting students directly with colleges, universities, military branches and industry partners, the Expo helps them plan for their future. We are excited to once again bring together so many partners dedicated to supporting student success.” Students can meet with representatives from all these group and learn more about opportunities available after high school.

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History will come to life as the Covington Heritage Foundation recreates scenes from days gone by at the Covington Cemetery No. 1 on N. Columbia Street. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., this spooky, yet educational, experience is a tour Olde Towne Zombie Crawl, Oct. 23 through the cemetery where actors based on real historical figures recount Somebody wake up Rick Grimes, because the walking dead is coming to Slidell. the stories that shaped the foundation of the community. These true stories of Well, perhaps not literally, but it will cercourage, sacrifice and triumph aim to tainly be crawling with “zombies” come leave guests with a new appreciation of Oct. 23. From 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. the streets of Olde Towne Slidell will transform into a the area’s rich culture and traditions. Tickets are $20 and often sell out. Buy giant Halloween-themed block party filled with live music, trick-or-treating, costume them online at covingtonheritagefoundacontests, bounce houses, face painting, tion.com. pumpkin decorating and local art vendors. Spirits in the Park Halloween Festival, Sponsored by the Olde Towne Merchants Association, this free party is suitable for Oct. 30 – Nov. 1 all ages and is a “grassroots celebration dedicated to bringing energy, community, Kicking off for the first time, Spirits in and commerce back to the heart of Olde the Park is a new Halloween weekend fesTowne.” tival that will take place at the Great Lawn inside Coquille Park in Covington. The Nightmare on Columbia, Oct. 24 event features live music, food, vendors and a kid’s zone with face painting, inflataDouble double toil and trouble, fire burn and Champagne bubble at this Covington bles, a STEM robotics showcase and trick street party. Geared toward those age 21 or treating. Live performances include and up, the Nightmare on Columbia stroll The Class of ’98 Band and Kings of Neon offers an evening of cocktails, mocktails on Oct. 30, Beaucoup Boogie, The Boogieand craft beers, costume contests, food men, and The Bucktown Allstars on Oct. 31 trucks and live entertainment from DJ and Paper Chase on Nov. 1. Sketch and The Geaux Geauxs. The stroll The free festival runs from 6 p.m. to takes place from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 11 p.m. Oct. 30, noon to 11:30 p.m. on Halwith check-in beginning at the Covington loween and noon to 10 p.m. Nov. 1. AdjaTrailhead on N. New Hampshire Street. An cent to the event is the Sawmill Haunted after-party takes place at the Trailhead at House, which is based on the “dark folk7:30 p.m. with a costume contest to follow lore and supernatural legends of the north at 8 p.m. Tickets are $45 and includes sam- shore.” Tickets for the haunted house can be purchased online at thesaw.net. Ticket plings of the evening’s spirits — the kind you drink, that is. Proceeds from the event prices start at $25. The Sawmill Haunted House will be open on weekends throughbenefit the Three Rivers Art Festival. Tickets can be purchased at nightmareonout October and during the festival. Exact times and dates can be found online. columbia.org.

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Students may preregister at www. stpsb.org/expo to receive a Strive barcode at the expo. The barcode allows students to easily share their information with participating organizations, keep track of the representatives they meet, and receive additional information about opportunities that interest them. Preregistration is optional but will save time at the event and help students stay organized. More information is available at www.stpsb.org/expo.

Boo Fest is an annual event designed to create a magical Halloween experience for children of all abilities. The trick-ortreating event takes place on the grounds of the Lakeview Hospital in Covington. It features rows of decorated Halloween houses crafted by area businesses and family sponsors ready to hand out candy along a paved and accessible path. The festival will also have games, arts and crafts, face painting, a photo booth, costume contest and entertainment by the Mandeville Milkshakers and Be Hooper Be Happy. Gates open at 9 a.m. for special needs families and 10 a.m. for the general public. The event runs until 3 p.m. Entry is $3 Looking for a trunk or treat? Here are the big ones: 1. Fontainebleau State Park Trick or Treating: Mandeville, Oct. 14 and 31, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., $3 per person fee. Those under age 3 or over age 62 are free. 2. St. Timothy on the North Shore: Oct. 24, Mandeville, Fall Fest and Trunk or Treat., 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Non-scary costumes requested. Free 3. Town of Pearl River Trunk or Treat: Oct. 24, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Pearl River and Honey Island Swamp Museum. Free. 4. Aldersgate United Methodist Church Trunk or Treat: Slidell, Oct. 24, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Free. 5. Downtown Covington: Final Friday Block Party Trunk or Treat, Oct. 30, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., North New Hampshire Street, Covington. Free. 6. Abita Springs: Oct. 31, Autumn in the Park from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Trailhead Park, trunk or treating at the Abita Springs Town Hall Parking at 6 p.m. Free. 7. Lacombe Recreation District 4: Boo on the Bayou, Oct. 31, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., John Davis Park, Lacombe. Trick or treating, inﬂatables, music and activities. Free.

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Finding a bit of quiet at the St. Tammany Parish Fair BY KADEE KRIEGER Contributing writer

As a past St. Tammany Parish Fair princess and regular fair attendee, 14-year-old Mila Aduli knows the fun the fair provides for area families. But as the sister of two special needs siblings, she also knows the challenges that the fair presents for families with special needs children. Aduli and her family’s nonprofit organization, Mina’s Mission, collaborated with the St. Tammany Fair Association to help make this year’s fair more inclusive. Through Mina’s Mission, named for Mila’s younger sister, who passed away in 2022 at just 9 years of age, the fair will include a sensory room tucked away from the loud music, bright colors, ﬂashing lights and other exciting aspects of the fair. The room features dimmed lighting, air conditioning, plush sofas and soft music to help create a calming space for those who need to step away from the action and wind down before proceeding with time at fair, Aduli said. She said the sensory room will be close to the Petting Zoo so that children who respond well to animals can take advantage of that space

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Mila Adulli, 14, sits with her younger brother, Ari, who has autism. Through her family’s nonprofit organization, Mina’s Mission, she worked to bring a sensory room to the St. Tammany Parish Fair so people like Ari can have a quiet, wind-down space to help them enjoy their visit. either before or after spending time in the room. Aduli said watching Mina and her 10-year-old brother, Ari, who has autism, miss out on enjoying simple things, such as the fair, has made her passionate about being involved in Mina’s Mission. Children with autism need quiet spaces to manage sensory overload, reduce anxiety and reset their nervous system lest they experience

extreme stress or meltdown. Since second grade, she has been involved in the family nonproﬁt started by her parents, Cherie KellyAduli and Farhad Aduli, before her sister’s death. One of her ﬁrst major contributions included raising money to inspire Walmart to place shopping carts that would accommodate special needs children in stores throughout the nation. Now, the Christ Episco-

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AJ Bailey is a lifetime member of the St. Tammany Parish Fair Association, the group that stages the fair, which has taken place annually in Covington since 1910.

Continued from page 1A ing a Bavarian version of the booths she staffs at the St. Tammany Parish Fair. She’s giggled and marveled over Brussels’ Manneken Pis — a tiny bronze statue in Belgium of a little boy in various outﬁts peeing. The young marvel is known for his elaborate array of outfits. He has more than 1,000 looks. Her late husband, Jim, was a pilot for the now defunct Continental Airlines — affording the couple the ability to ﬂy for free to destinations around the world. “We’re just adventurers,” she said. “Civita di Bagnoregio in Italy is a ‘dying city’ (located on a big volcanic tuff rock) and the garden of my dreams is there,” she added. The adventures were put on hold when Jim died suddenly a little over a year ago. Good friend Melinda Mizell said it took Bailey a few months to grieve — and though she still has trying days — her attention and focus is back on the people around her. The community she’s long nurtured has loved her back. “She’s always such a strong person, wanting to help people, but she did accept our support,” Mizell said. “She still has days that are kind of rough. But she’s getting stronger.” And she’s back, full force at the fair, something she’s been a part of since 2000. Bailey delights in the details — and loves to see the bespoke twists on common

pal School freshman has started her own companion nonproﬁt to Mina’s Mission called Kindness Corner and is working with Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser to bring more sensory rooms to events throughout the state. “I want to make the world more inclusive for people like Mina and Ari,” she said. She said the St. Tammany Parish Fair is a great place to start. “My favorite thing about the fair is eating candy apples, petting the animals, winning prizes at the booths and just spending time with family. It is a wonderful community event where you see so many people you know while meeting new people,” she said. “My whole life I’ve seen the struggle my siblings go through. It opened my eyes to the fact that they should have more opportunities, like going on the swings at the playground or attending the fair.” She said she used her brother, Ari, as the inspiration for the Fair’s sensory room and equipped the space based on his severe needs. “We asked ourselves, ‘What would we need to be able to bring him here,’ knowing that because of his severity of autism that (space designed for him) would cover most kids.”

PROVIDED PHOTO fair goods. “I love the more interesting combinations like peach habanero jelly and kumquat marmalade, things that are readily available in the parish that are fresh, that can be made into jams and jellies,” she said. “Those are the things that I look forward to seeing. ... We all make strawberry jelly, but we all don’t get to see elderberry or peach habanero. So, we look for the unique creations.” Will Afton, the county agent for the LSU AgCenter, says that Bailey’s love of agriculture and the people who contribute to it sets her apart. “She’s got a very bubbly personality,” said Afton, who met her 13 years ago. “She had been helping out with the fair for a long time. She is always sharing information with people and making sure everyone has what they need.” In addition to all the master gardening programs Bailey has been a part of and all the volunteer work she does re-

lated to plants, she received a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture at LSU in the 1970s. Bailey, who grew up in New Orleans, riding horses on the levee, at ﬁrst dreamed of being a veterinarian. But she switched within the College of Agriculture — and said she even knows how to ﬁx a tractor after taking an engineering class in the college. All the knowledge would be nothing without the heart she pours into the event, fair Vice President Melissa Dottolo said. “She’s someone who has committed years of service to the fair and (has the) heart and exemplifies what the fair association is trying to do for the community,” Dottolo said. For all the places she’s visited, Mizell said the fair is home to her. “She’s a fantastic community person,” Mizell said. “She’s one-of-a-kind. She’s there if you need anything. All you have to say is, ‘Hey AJ,’ and she’s there.”

She enlisted the help of St. Scholastica Academy’s Dove Cares Club and Christ Episcopal School’s Beta Club to create wall decorations to bring to life an Under the Sea theme. The wheelchairaccessible room will also feature dark blue accent lights, glowing jellyﬁsh, sensory bins, 3D-printed ﬁdget toys, water and snacks. “It will be a great place to chill out,” she said. “Even for the moms of those with special needs. Their job is never-ending, and they deserve a break, too.” St. Tammany Parish Fair Association Vice President Melissa Dottolo said she was delighted when Aduli first approached the association about the sensory room. “We

were so impressed that she came to us, and of course, it is something that we were happy to incorporate into the fair,” she said. Aduli said the association immediately found a space for the room, which will be under the grandstands of the horse show. “They have been the best team to work with, and I’m so happy they were willing to bring this dream to life.” The St. Tammany Parish Fair will be held Sept. 30 to Oct. 4 at the fairgrounds in Covington, 1304 N. Columbia St. For a full schedule of events including exhibits, livestock shows, midway rides, rodeo and entertainment, visit sttammanyparishfair.info.

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Meet the candidates for St. Tammany Parish School Board, Part 2 BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

Editor’s note: This is a continuation of a story that began in the Sept. 23 edition of the St. Tammany Farmer, which included proﬁles of St. Tammany Parish School Board candidates in District 1, 7, 11 and 12. In this edition, we focus on candidates from districts 5, 6 and 9. A total of seven of the School Board’s 15 seats are on the Nov. 3 ballot. Winners of these elections, along with the eight candidates who were elected without opposition, will serve a unique five-year term beginning in January 2027, instead of the normal four years The current board recently voted for a one-time change in the length of the upcoming term so they can get in line with other larger elections across the state and parish. That includes 2031, when a governor’s race is scheduled to be held along with another election for St. Tammany Parish president. Of the 15 seats, a minimum of ﬁve will be held by new members, and it could be as many as nine, as four of the seven races involve incumbents.

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PERSONAL: 39. Born in Dallas; lives in Abita Springs. EDUCATION: Graduated from high school in Dallas and earned a bachelor’s degree in Music Therapy at LoyolaNew Orleans with a minor in psychology. Earned teacher’s certificate from Southeastern Louisiana. PROFESSIONAL: Spent 10 years working with specialneeds children in St. Tammany Parish. Long-time substitute teacher for 11 schools locally. Spent 13 years as an itinerant teacher in 12 different schools and is an education coordinator for the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. DISTRICT 5 The district includes Abita POLITICAL: Democrat

Springs, Sun and other areas in the northern part of the parish. Miranda Buras Buras, 39, is a board-certiﬁed music therapist with a degree from the University of Loyola-New Orleans, who has spent much of the past decade and a half as an itinerant teacher for 12 schools in St. Tammany. She now serves as an education coordinator for the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. She says that during her nearly 15 years in the local school system, she “witnessed significant strain on teachers and students” — with a wear and tear on them emotionally without enough support from administration and the board. Buras, a Democrat, said she left the school system and seeks to drive change from the outside and “fresh from the trenches.” “It is hard to be a teacher — the struggles with the arts programs, the gifted programs and with discipline,” Buras said. “One of the classrooms I taught in this past year had mold in

it, and I was told there was no mold even though it was clearly visible.” She stresses younger children are spending too much time using screens, and there’s a need for more hands-on learning. “Why do kindergarteners need to use a computer?” she asks. Buras also thinks there should be more time for lunch, and teachers should have more autonomy, “rather than having to follow a script.” (I) C. Brandon Harrell Note: Harrell did not respond to several requests to be interviewed for this story. Harrell, 45, is a Republican running for a third term — a seat that either he or his father, Charles Harrell, has held for the past 36 years. Both in 2018 and 2022, Harrell defeated former teacher and current assistant for the St. Tammany Federation of Teachers, Lee Barrios. Tammy Harwell Penton Harwell Penton, 58, is a retired disabled Air Force veteran with multiple degrees, including a Masters

Slidell City Council sends 2% hotel tax to voters in April 2027 special election BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

The Slidell City Council passed a 2% hotel-occupancy tax for a period of 20 years, pending a vote of residents of the city during a special election to be held next spring. Resolution R26-28 says the tax will be used for the purpose of “construction, operation and maintenance of recreational facilities in the city or other tourismrelated initiatives.” Former city councilman Kenny Tamborella was one of the leaders for the change of the tax and said before the 8-0 vote of approval at the Sept. 22 meeting “this was about three years’ worth of work.” He added that Slidell is one of only three municipalities in Louisiana that does not have the authority to legislate its own hotel/motel tax — with Opelousas and Natchitoches being the others. “Why did this take three years? A lot had to be changed legislatively,” Tamborella said. “We tried to get this passed over a year ago, but (Gov. Jeff Landry) would not sign local bills that year. So, I went up to the Capitol and

provided some testimony in Senate committee hearings. And believe it or not, even some of the senators in that hearing didn’t realize…we didn’t have the ability to do our own hotel tax.” A special election is now set for April 17 of next year, and the tax proposal is the only measure currently scheduled to be on the ballot. The council also passed an ordinance to allow garage and estate sales up to four times per year, subject to the resident being granted a no-cost permit. The item had been postponed from the Aug. 11 meeting to add time for discussion among the council. In the end, they upped the original ordinance from three garage or estate sales per year to four. Mayor Randy Fandal said the no-cost permit was kept “to keep professional garage sales from opening up in neighborhoods and selling all year.” Jim Derry covers St. Tammany Parish, and has been part of The TimesPicayune staff for much of the past 36 years. Jim can be reached via email at jderry@theadvocate.com.

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NOTE: Harrell did not respond to requests to be interviewed. PERSONAL: 45. Lives in Abita Springs. POLITICAL: Republican. Currently serving second term on St. Tammany Parish School Board, having been elected in 2018 and 2022.

PERSONAL: 58. Born in New Orleans and grew up in Bush; lives in Covington. EDUCATION: Multiple bachelor’s and associate degrees, along with a master’s in Curriculum and Administration from Southeastern Louisiana University. PROFESSIONAL: Retired disabled veteran, who works part-time as a substitute teacher. She previously taught 15 years IN Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, and locally in Bogalusa and St. Tammany Parish. POLITICAL: Republican

PERSONAL: 46. Born in New Orleans, but has lived most of her life in Mandeville. EDUCATION: Graduated from Mandeville High in 1998. Earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Microbiology at LSU. PROFESSIONAL: A former stockbroker, she now is a stay-at-home mom with four children at home and another in college. Reed Martin is an incumbent who currently serves as the school board president. POLITICAL: Republican. Elected to School Board in 2022.

an area just east of Causeway Blvd. and south of I-12. Amanda Reed Martin Reed Martin, 46, is a stayat-home mom of five children ranging in age from fourth grade to college. She is a former stockbroker and she earned a Masters in Microbiology from LSU. She’s nearing the end of her ﬁrst term on the School Board, currently serving as its president. Reed Martin the “frustrations we are up against with state mandates” from the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education are the greatest struggles of her nearly four years on the School Board. “While we’re up against things we cannot control, we have worked well with legislators and our northshore delegation” in state government, Reed Martin said. When 10 new faces were elected to the 15-person School Board in 2022, she said it took quite some time to develop a trust between DISTRICT 6 the board and administraThe coverage area in- tion — and it’s still a work in cludes Old Mandeville and progress, she said.

Reed Martin, a Republican, said the issues throughout the upcoming ﬁve-year term will be some of the toughest the School Board will face in quite some time. She said additional scrutiny from the public means board members and administrators all have to do a better job of working together. “Things have to get better. I will always fight for the kids in this parish, because I have four kids who will be in this school system for the next nine years,” she said. “I was a student in this school system, and so was my husband. My oldest started in the school system and graduated from (Mandeville High). I have seen all the wonderful things this school system has done.” Erin Oramous Oramous, 67, spent 30 years in the school system’s central office as its health insurance coordinator and later headed employees’ retirement plans. “If someone needed to know something about insurance, they’d say, ‘Call Erin.’ ” Oramous has worked as an assistant in the

in Curriculum and Administration from Southeastern Louisiana. She previously taught for 15 years across five states and locally in St. Tammany Parish and in Bogalusa and spent time in Arizona as a full-time police officer. Harwell Penton, a Republican, says she has numerous reasons for running, and among her top priorities are “ensuring school safety” for students and teachers. She wants the school system to implement a “back-to-basics” approach with more hands-on learning and textbooks over screens. She wants to reinstitute practices such as cursive handwriting and math-fact memorization. She also says teachers need more support, she wants greater transparency from top administrators and the school board to classroom teachers across the parish. “I felt like I could no longer just talk about the challenges I was seeing; I wanted to address them,” Harwell Penton said. “I was encouraged by many people to run, and I believe our school system is worth fighting for. Our school system used to be first, second or third in the state. There has been a horrific drop, particularly since 2020.”

ERIN ORAMOUS PERSONAL: 67. Born Covington; lives in Mandeville. EDUCATION: Graduated from Covington High. Studied at Southeastern Louisiana University. PROFESSIONAL: Retired eight years ago following 30-plus year career at Central Office of St. Tammany Parish Public Schools, where she worked as the health insurance coordinator and later was in charge of employee retirement plans. Has worked in front office of Archbishop Hannan High School since retirement from the public school district. POLITICAL: Republican ofﬁce at Archbishop Hannan High School since retiring eight years ago. Oramous has spent nearly all of her life in Covington and was born at St. Tammany Hospital. She contemplated running for school board upon retirement, but said this time is the right time because “prayer led me to go for it.” A Republican, Oramous said one of her main goals is to lessen workloads for teachers. She insists the St. Tammany Parish School Board must work with the state to “cut down on the red tape” and streamline mandates. “I didn’t treat anyone differently — any teacher, employee, custodian or principal —and they could come to me with their problems when I was there, and I would help them get their issues resolved,” Oramous said. “Sometimes it might not be the answer they wanted, but I was kind enough to explain why it couldn’t happen that way. And they were OK when they left.”

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Jeanell Landwehr, ‘the jury lady,’ is Safe Harbor Superhero

BY JOLIE LINDLEY Contributing writer

Safe Harbor Northshore’s newest superhero, Jeanell Landwehr, said she didn’t think she had a chance to win the designation at the organization’s recent gala and was focused only on only helping to raise funds to support Safe Harbor’s work. “I really and truly thought I’d do what I could to raise money, but I thought I didn’t stand a chance to win. It was such an honor when they announced me as the winner, and I was so excited,” she said. For 14 years, the Real Superheroes of Safe Harbor Gala has nominated exemplary community members who then compete with each other to raise funds for the organization that has been dedicated to ending domestic violence in St. Tammany Parish since 1991.

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The one who raises the most wins the title. “There were eight of us nominated this year. I’m not sure who nominated me, but there were so many incredible people among the nominees,” Landwehr said. Landwehr has been a fixture in the community for 64 years, first spending 36 years working for The St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court’s Office, then after a one-year hiatus, working the last 27 years as the jury coordinator for the 22nd Judicial District Court. The parish proclaimed June 26 of this year as the first-ever Jeanell Landwehr Appreciation Day to recognize her commitment to her work. “I never plan to retire. I love what I do, and I get to meet incredible people every Monday morning. Hopefully by the time they leave at the end of the week, I’m their new best friend,” she said.

Landwehr said her association with Safe Harbor came through her friendships with several of the organization’s board members. “I know what an incredible organization they are. Through my many years working in the court system, I see cases involving domestic violence come up, and I can see ﬁrst-hand how incredible the work is that Safe Harbor does. I know how much our judges appreciate the work they do. For some of our judges, it’s probably their favorite charity,” Landwehr said. Superhero nominees encouraged community members to pay $1 per vote for them to win the title, with all the funds going to support Safe Harbor’s efforts to support women and children impacted by domestic violence. Landwehr said she had no idea how much she raised in total but having a lot of people knowing her in the community

helped her win. She sees her role as jury coordinator as someone who helps put people at ease with the process. “I get to see between 125-150 people every Monday morning, and some of those people are anxious or frightened, and some are angry. My job is to let them know we couldn’t do it without them. I remind them that they are so important to the success of the judicial system,” Landwehr said. “At the event the other night, the emcee introduced each of us, and when he got to me, he said he had been on jury duty, and he enjoyed meeting me then and that I was funny. When he said that, I got a lot of applause because people in the room started saying, ‘Oh, it’s the jury lady!’ ” Landwehr said she may have been chosen as the night’s superhero, but the honor should go to ev-

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eryone working with Safe Harbor throughout the year. She said, “I appreciate everyone who voted for me and made the night so special, but the real superhero here is Safe Harbor — the board members, the staff, and all the volunteers who give hours of time. They work hard at it and are so good at it.”

New name, same mission for Habitat for Humanity group BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West celebrated its 45th anniversary last month with cake, a secondline, the proclamation of big changes for the organization and even a new name. The afﬁliate’s leadership announced its service area now includes all of Wash- Gage ington Parish, and as a result, the expanded nonproﬁt has adopted the new name of Habitat for Humanity Northshore West to embrace its new geography. The consolidation of the two chapters has been in the works for about a year, said Terri Gage, Habitat for Humanity Northshore West president and CEO. “Our two affiliates have been old friends. The environment has changed, and they were down to one person. Their executive director reached out to us, and we worked on a plan where

the two could merge and still meet the needs of both areas,” Gage said. Under the new arrangement, prospective new homeowners will be able to work with the larger organization, and Washington Parish homeowners will also have access to the larger affiliate’s Critical Repairs Program for immediate assistance, according to Gage. “There are a lot of older homes in Washington Parish, and this program will help homeowners in need of assistance to make their homes safer,” she said of the repair program that deals with leaking roofs or plumbing and other issues that need more immediate assistance. The two Habitat groups have been fixtures in their respective communities for decades. Washington Parish’s affiliate had operated since 1986. Joining the two groups under one roof was a good move, according to

Gage. “One of the things that struck me is how warmly we were welcomed into the Washington Parish community. We recently went to a community outreach event in Bogalusa, and people were excited about us being there,” she said. She was especially excited to see people from different organizations make connections and see the possibilities that the new Habitat office could facilitate. Many groups came forward to offer their help, according to Gage. “Michael Williamson with United Way of Southeast Louisiana was one of the participants in that meeting, and he’s excited about the merger. We’re looking forward to working with the United Way to be of assistance in the community.” To serve both areas, an information office will be located in Washington Parish, in addition to the affiliate’s homeownership office at the Habitat Resale store in Mandeville.

The new Northshore West afﬁliate has assumed the 20 active mortgages from the Washington Parish office and will service those loans. As Habitat homeowners make their mortgage payments, proceeds from those loans go to support new build projects. According to Gage, the plans to merge the two entities took some time due to making sure combining their resources and procedures met with compliance by the international organization. To help make this a seamless process, Brenda Williams, the former executive director of the Washington Parish afﬁliate, has agreed to work as a consultant for the Northshore West affiliate for the first year.

“Having Brenda’s knowledge will be a good bridge to help us serve the new, expanded area,” Gage said. “We are excited to offer our services to the people in Washington Parish. We have the structure, the procedures and the people to make things happen there. We are thrilled to embark on this new chapter as Habitat for Humanity Northshore West.” While homeowners in Washington Parish will now have access to the Critical Repairs Program to meet immediate needs, plans are underway for fundraising projects to support the building of new homes. Gage expects the ﬁrst new home to be started within the year. This is the second time

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in the St. Tammany affiliate’s history that it has had a name change. When starting in 1981, it was known as Covington Habitat for Humanity. In 1994, the organization expanded its service area to the western portion of the parish and became Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West. (East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity serves the areas in and around Slidell.) As Gage has said in the past, the organization’s focus is clear. “Yes, we now have a bigger area to serve but our mission remains the same. We want to make a lasting impact on the lives of families in the Northshore West region by building simple, decent and affordable housing,” Gage said.

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DISTRICT 9 The district includes an area in the west and southwest part of the parish, including Madisonville and part of Covington. Reid Mahne Mahne, 41, has lived in Mandeville since 1992, and is a director of procurement for a local marine company. He says his experience of “managing multiple budgets and operational challenges” have helped ready him for a seat on the school board. And the school system’s ﬁnancial issues are item No. 1 on his platform. Mahne, a Republican, highlights a $20 million deficit the board faced and had to deal with by exhausting some of their emergency savings. He expects “reductions in the workforce by attrition,” and while that might not be a popular position, Mahne says “I’m willing to do it.” His wife is a teacher at Madisonville Elementary, and he has a daughter at Lancaster Elementary and another at Mandeville High. He says he began to think about a run for school board six or seven months ago and has been interested in community service. “My brothers are in the military, and my dad always preached about giving back,” Mahne said. “My family is big into education in public schools, and this would give me a chance to have an impact on all that. … The taxpayers pay more than half of their property taxes toward the school system, and we’re 17th in the state. We have to do better.” Samantha Ronquille Ronquille, 50, lives in Beau Chene and has spent

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REID MAHNE PERSONAL: 41. Born New Orleans; has lived in Mandeville since 1992. EDUCATION: Graduated from LSU in 2008. PROFESSIONAL: Director of procurement at Blessey Marine services in Harahan. POLITICAL: Republican. 28 years in the insurance field —as a field adjustor, claims manager and now a vice president, and she emphasizes her skills in budgeting and policy analysis, which she says are “relevant to school board governance and fiscal oversight.” Ronquille, a Republican, said watching school board meetings the past four years made her want to lead “constructive change,” which she said starts with spending. If elected, Ronquille said her first order of business would be to push for a thorough budget review to identify how to increase funds for teachers and faculty without increasing spending. Ronquille highlights how much work a teacher has to do that goes unrecognized — from working car lines before classes begin

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Montford Point Marine celebrates 100th year in Slidell

BY MARGARET ALBERT

Contributing writer

On Sept. 17, a special 100th birthday celebration for a most interesting man was the order of the day at Slidell Fire Training Academy. A few weeks earlier, Capt. Rick Kelly, of St. Tammany Fire District 1, had learned that World War II veteran Pfc. Adrian J. Doucette, USMC, was approaching his 100th year. After a few strategic phone calls, plans unfolded, a cake was ordered and invitations went out. That Thursday afternoon, the centennial soldier ar-

rived at the academy and was greeted by the applause and cheers of family, friends and local dignitaries gathered to celebrate and honor him. A lifelong resident of Slidell, Doucette is also a proud member of the Tchefuncte Nation, Chahta Tribe of Bonfouca, whose community and heritage are interwoven with St. Tammany. But what many may not know is that his military service was as an original Montford Point Marine who trained at Montford Point Camp, N.C., with other brave Black Americans and were the ﬁrst soldiers to break the color barrier

Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal presents lifelong Slidell resident Adrian J. Doucette with a proclamation in honor of his 100th birthday.

in the U.S. Marine Corps since the American Revolution. In November 2023, Doucette’s distinguished service earned him a Congressional Gold Medal, the nation’s oldest and highest civilian award. At the gathering in Slidell, Mayor Randy Fandal presented Doucette with a proclamation in his honor, as well as awarding him a Certiﬁcate of Honor and Recognition from Sgt. Chris Kaufmann, of St. Tammany Fire District No. 1. A reception followed the honors ceremony.

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WOODEN BOAT FEST POSTER $10,000 awarded to beautify SPEAKS TO UNITY OF THE WATER Slidell-area roundabout

BY LISA VON EBERSTEIN Contributing writer

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New Orleans artist Abby Cantrell spends much of her free time on the Tchefuncte River in Madisonville and at the Mandeville lakefront, inspiring the acrylic painting she created as the poster for the 35th Annual Wooden Boat Festival. Cantrell’s artwork was unveiled during a reception Sept. 17 at Maritime Museum Louisiana in Madisonville. Reflecting this year’s festival theme, “United by the Waters,” the painting features a boat named Unity, along with the Madisonville bridge and lighthouse in the background. “Two things immediately stood out and took center stage in Abby’s painting — the beautiful water and the boat, fittingly named Unity. By placing Unity on the water, she cleverly captured the idea that there truly is unity in the water, beautifully aligning with this year’s theme,” MMLA special events coordinator Andrea Moses said. For Cantrell, being selected to create the festival poster brought together her connection to the northshore, her love of the water and her work as an artist. She has attended the Wooden Boat Festival many times, but this was the first year she saw the museum’s call to artists on Facebook for the festival poster. Her aunt sent her the announcement. “I had just added ‘create a festival poster’ to my bucket list so this was perfect timing,” Cantrell said. She began painting a vision that came to mind when she thought about the festival. “I had seen the past years’ beautiful posters but wanted this one to bring a new energy that reflected the energy of the festival, like with the use of bright colors and expressive brush strokes. I wanted to appeal to the new generations of young families coming to the fest, along with honoring those who have been around for the past 35 years,” she said. Cantrell said she has loved creating art for as long as she can remember. She earned a degree in studio arts, concentrating on painting and sculpture, and has two public sculptures in Metairie. She opened a studio gallery in Kenner’s Rivertown, taught art classes and helped with efforts to revitalize the area. She also has designed craft projects for Hobby Lobby stores across the country, and created art while traveling as a flight attendant. “I’ve been doing that ever since,” Cantrell said. “I mainly fly to Europe and I’m constantly inspired. Being an artist is truly just a part of who I am.” Cantrell primarily paints in acrylic and watercolor. She describes her acrylic work as colorful and expressive representational art, while her watercolor work has more of an illustration style. “I’m so excited and honored to get to share my artwork with the festival and this community,” she said. “I love being on or around the water and hoped my art would reflect that feeling, along with the spirit of Madisonville.” Jim MacPherson, executive director of Maritime Museum Louisiana, said the artwork is symbolic of the region’s relationship with its waterways. “It shows our unity with the water, and the

The nonprofit Lakeshore Beautification Corp. has been awarded a $10,000 Healthy Communities grant to beautify a roundabout near the I-10/Oak Harbor Boulevard interchange exit, where the group plan to install a large stainless steel pelican structure. Construction of the sculpture starts in October, and the nonprofit expects its project to be finished during the first quarter of 2027. The nonprofit, formed by a group of Slidell residents, is soliciting donations from local businesses and residents, but already, the group reports reaching about 90% of its goal. The 2026-27 Healthy Communities Grant was awarded by the state’s nonprofit Keep Louisiana Beautiful to support local efforts that improve the environment through litter prevention, waste reduction, recycling, education and other community beautification initiatives. This year, Keep Louisiana Beautiful awarded 22 Healthy Communities Grants totaling more than $177,735 to eligible organizations across the state, including parishes, municipalities, schools, universities, nonprofit organizations, state agencies and KLB Affiliate organizations. The funding to Keep Louisiana Beautiful came down from the Office of Lt. Gov. Billy

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New Orleans artist Abby Cantrell created this year’s official Wooden Boat Festival poster.

WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL WHAT: Celebrate the 35th annual Wooden Boat Festival on the banks of the Tchefuncte River, featuring more than 100 classic boats, hundreds of spectator boats, live music, food and drink, vendors, “Quick & Dirty Regatta,” children’s village and more. WHEN: Oct. 17-18 | 10 a.m. — 6 p.m. WHERE: 133 Mabel Drive, Madisonville HOW MUCH: Tickets: $15 per person, per day for ages 13 and older. Children 12 and under free.

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The stainless steel sculpture that will be placed at the roundabout in front of the Lakeshore Villages development near Slidell. Nungesser and the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism that he heads. It promotes a personal, corporate and community responsibility for a clean and beautiful Louisiana. KLB supports local communities through programs and resources for litter education, prevention, removal, enforcement, beautiﬁcation, recycling, waste reduction and sustainability initiatives. KLB is afﬁliated with the national organization Keep America Beauti-

ful and is supported by a robust statewide network of Community Affiliates and University Affiliates. Learn more at KeepLouisianaBeautiful.org. The nonprofit board in Slidell includes St. Tammany Parish Council member Jeff Corbin; Cheree Sens, president of Lakeshore Beautification Corporation; Wendy Tynes; Shawndell Falgout; and David Zimmer. If interested in donating, reach out to Zimmer at Zim1104@Yahoo.com/.

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Renovations about to start on Mandeville library branch BY JACKIE RIECKE Contributing writer

The St. Tammany Parish Library is preparing to start one of several major construction projects this fall. Renovations are planned to begin Oct. 12 at the Mandeville branch at 844 Girod St., with an estimated completion date of mid-to-late February. The library will remain open during the renovations; however, patrons will need to use the side parking lot entrance starting Oct. 5. Several features will be improved, including the front entrance atrium, updated bathrooms, new carpet, a furniture refresh and a tech upgrade to the current internet service. The most noticeable change will be the front entrance, which will also address a previous water intrusion issue. K. Vaughan Sollberger, Jr. and his team at KVS Architecture have worked closely with the library to design the updated space. Meanwhile, E.C.O. Builders Inc., of Slidell, will lead the construction of the project. While patrons will still be able to use the branch, they will see some modiﬁcations to what is available at any given time based on what part of the project is underway. This project is funded by previously collected funds from the prior tax millage, where funds for operations and capital outlay were included. Planned capital outlay projects include the Mandeville branch renovation, the Slidell branch renovation, and a new building for the Lacombe branch. The Slidell and Lacombe projects are still in the planning phase.

Cost savings Cutting the cord became a popular movement a decade ago. Ditching traditional cable and satellite services seemed like a good option to reduce bills until the cost of individual subscriptions surpassed what people were paying before. It doesn’t take an economist to know

things have gotten more expensive. Thankfully, the library offers more than books, more than just a resource for research papers, but also various avenues of entertainment. For those who prefer streaming content, Hoopla is a great option for movies, TV shows and music. There is a cap of eight borrows per patron per month, so the library also offers a wide selection of physical media in branches. CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays and video games are easily found by using the library’s online catalog. A title may not be at one particular branch, but patrons can easily place the item on hold through their online account to have it delivered to their local branch for pickup. The library keeps up to date with the most in-demand items and regularly adds new releases to its massive catalog. If an item is not available, patrons can always suggest a purchase on the website. Visit sttammanylibrary. org to discover what the library has to offer.

A Friends’ sale The Friends of the Slidell Library will hold its Second Saturday Special Sale on Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Slidell branch, 555 Robert Blvd. This sale will include items that are related to Louisiana and the South. Cash and checks are accepted for all purchases, and all funds raised are used to help support the Lacombe, Pearl River, Slidell and South Slidell branches.

Other events Pearler Beads: Teens can get creative with pearler beads at the Mandeville branch on Oct. 5 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Visit bit. ly/3TkwrxY to register. Laminated Bookmarks: Kids ages 6 to 9 can make a laminated bookmark using fun materials at the Pearl River branch on Oct. 5 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. No registration is needed.

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Officer Dylan Thomas, Dana Keith and others enjoy a bit of line dancing at an earlier Greater Mandeville Police Foundation-hosted National Night Out at the city’s trailhead.

Time for neighbors to get out and meet police

BY DARREN COOPER Contributing writer

The St. Tammany Parish Sherriff’s Ofﬁce is partnering with towns across the northshore for National Night Out events Tuesday, Oct. 6. National Night Out is billed as a chance for community members to interact with multiple local law enforcement agencies and service organizations. There will be plenty of free food and drinks offered and the chance to meet with community leaders. In addition to the three larger events listed below, there will also be an event at the 4th District Station, 81651 La. 21 in Bush, from 5 p.m.-8 p.m. “National Night Out strengthens the relationships between our residents and law enforcement while also highlighting the strong partnerships we have with our municipal police departments,” said Sheriff Bert Ibert in a press release. “Criminals don’t pay attention to jurisdictional lines, and neither do we when it comes to working together to keep St. Tammany Parish safe.” Neighborhoods hosting their own National Night Out celebrations are asked to register the event with the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Ofﬁce so deputies can join in the activities. Registered them on the STPSO website at www.STPSO.com. Here are major National Night Out events aready planned.

Mandeville When & Where: 5 p.m.-8 p.m. at the Trailhead There will be music along with the local dance troops Mande Milkshakers and Bad Moms That Dance. The Mandeville High School and Junior High dance teams will also perform. Members of the Sheriff’s Ofﬁce, State Police, Probation and Parole ofﬁces will be on hand, plus other

community organizations, including Hope House and Safe Harbor. Various restaurants will be serving food. For the kids, there will be a gaming truck and plenty of Halloween goodies. “It will definitely be a good experience,” said Mandeville Police Information Officer Dominic Falati. “Come and hang out with everyone, talk with the different agencies and meet the different officers. It’s a great chance to connect with your community partners.”

Covington When & Where: 5 p.m.-8 p.m. at the Trailhead The service organization In Jesus’ Name is donating food. Multiple community groups, including NAMI, the Clerk of Court, Special Olympics and the Covington Library will have representatives. Animal services will also be there with possible pet adoption opportunities. The What We Sow Foundation will have activities for kids. The Sheriff’s Ofﬁce is providing snowballs. Councilman Joey Roberts will deejay, and the St. Paul’s Jazz Band will play. Various law enforcement vehicles will also be on display.

Slidell When & Where: 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at Heritage Park A state police helicopter will be on site, along with other pieces of law enforcement equipment, and the ﬁre department will bring a Smoke House. The Slidell Police Association will cook jambalaya and hot dogs, and there will be pizza. Other local companies are donating food. Look for the “Trick or Treat” alley where kids can collect candy and treats from local families and community groups.

Rotary Club of Slidell readies Purple4Polio campaign BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer Purple was the color of the day on Sept. 6 when the Rotary Club of Slidell kicked off its Purple4Polio fundraising campaign at Pizza Platoon. “We packed the house for hours. It was a wonderful day and a great start for this year’s campaign,” said Rotary Club President Pam Breaux. She is also this year’s Rotary District 6840 Polio Plus Society chair. Rotary chapters worldwide have worked for more than 45 years to eradicate polio through supporting childhood vaccination programs. All but two of the world’s countries are considered free of the disease. “As long as polio exists anywhere in the world, it remains a threat to children and communities everywhere,” Breaux said. The color purple is symbolic of the polio eradication campaign because children in remote locations routinely have their pinkie ﬁnger dipped in purple dye

to signify they have been vaccinated, according to Breaux. Along with proceeds from pizza and purple bling sales, attendees were also able to sample a special purple craft beer brewed by Camellia City Brewery. The day’s event was a precursor to a bigger celebration scheduled for Oct. 23 when the Rotary Club of Slidell, joined by several other organizations, plan to “Paint Slidell Purple” through a variety of projects city-wide. The festivities will include changing the City of Slidell fountain behind city hall purple and a second line through the Antique Umbrella Alley, according to Breaux. “Our ﬁnal stop will be at Triangle Square for fellowship, and a specialty drink will be on the menu. Of course, it will be purple,” Breaux said. For more information about upcoming Purple4Polio events, contact Breaux at plbreaux@gmail.com or on the Rotary Club of Slidell Facebook page.

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Championing Rotary’s Purple4Polio fundraiser are, front row, Rotary Club of Slidell’s Pam and Kenny Breaux and Pizza Platoon’s Donna Bach; and back row, Rotarians Ron Davis, Stacie Chitwood and her children Logan and Mackenzie Chitwood.

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HORROR: The 1960s-style scifi horror musical “Little Shop Of Horrors” has devoured the hearts of theatergoers for decades, and it will be back beginning Oct. 2 to gobble up some more when the show starts another Halloween season run at the Cutting Edge Center of the Performing Arts, 767 Robert Blvd., in Slidell. Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, visionaries behind Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” “Beauty And The Beast,” and “Aladdin,” were also the creative geniuses behind this show. The campy “Little Shop” is scheduled to run at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 17 at Cutting Edge. Led locally by director-choreographer Emma Daigrepont and Music Director Earl Poole, all the weird stars we love will take center stage again. See meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn discover a mysterious plant that he names “Audrey II” in honor of his sweet coworker, on whom he is crushing. But his plant turns out to be a foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore that feeds only on blood, and she leads Krelborn down a nightmare path he never wanted to stumble along. How does Krelborn balance the carnage he and his insane plant are creating with his love for his sweet, unsuspecting coworker? And how to stop it? See it for the first time, or see it again, but whatever you do, don’t feed the plants! Get tickets at www.cuttingedgetheater.com. HEAVENLY: “Xanadu, the Musical” is another campy piece, this one filled with lovely colors and music by Olivia Newton-John and the Electric Light Orchestra. It runs one more weekend through Oct. 4 at the Evangeline Theater in Mandeville. The Greek Muse Kira descends from Mount Olympus to Venice Beach, California, to inspire the struggling artist, Sonny, to create the first roller disco. But, natch, she falls in love with the guy, prompting her jealous sisters to create chaos. Based on the 1980 movie by the same name. Directed by Emily and Gordon Carmadelle; music direction by Brandi Lopez; and costume design by Jayna Young. Friday and Saturday shows at 7:30 p.m.; Sundays at 2 p.m., at 2635 N. Causeway Blvd. Reserved seats, $32, at www. evangelinetheater.com. FAMILY: Playmakers Theater

Amanda Shaw performs with The Cute Guys on the Festival Stage during the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival this year.

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Ezra Astarion, as Seymour Krelborn, got in over his head with Audrey II. But she looked like just a plant, didn’t she?

opened its 72nd season with “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,” a Tony Awardwinning comedy by Christopher Durang that mixes character names and themes from Anton Chekhov plays with modern family comedy about middle-aged sibling rivalry, regret and aging. The play explores these issues of family dynamics and growing old while rifﬁng on Russian literature. Co-directed by Anna and Von Turner; general admission tickets, $28.29; seniors and military, $22.94; and children, $17.59, all inclusive, at 19106 Playmakers Road near Covington.

MUSIC

ROCKIN’:Celebrated homegirl and extraordinary Cajuncountry fiddler Amanda Shaw will play the fall season’s first free-admission Rockin’ the Rails concert at the Covington Trailhead on Oct. 1 at 5:30 p.m. The Rockin’ season opener came last weekend in the Rev. Peter Atkins Park, but the series venue now shifts to the Trailhead and its bandstand to continue the next five two-hour concerts on successive Thursdays. And what better way to start those than with Shaw, always an audience favorite wherever she plays a show with The Cute Guys, her longtime band. The singer-songwriter blends her Louisiana roots (Rockin Dopsie Jr. is her godfather) with rock and pop energy. Shaw describes her music this way: “It’s modern life mixed with some of the traditional sounds that raised me.” Her latest, full-length studio album, “Rhythm of my Roots,” was produced last year by Kent Wells, the longtime collaborator and bandleader for Dolly Parton. It

The New Orleans band Flow Tribe. links traditional Cajun music with modern American twists that is distinctly Amanda Shaw-flavored. You’ll know it when you hear it. Don’t forget to bring a fest or lawn chair to the Trailhead in case you think you’ll ever sit down during Shaw’s rockin’ show at 419 N. New Hampshire. JAM SESSION:The 24th annual Bayou Jam Concert Series opens with the first of four, free-admission concerts in Heritage Park this fall starting Oct. 4 with the color, light, sound, energy and music of Flow Tribe. This colorful, hardworking band prides itself on getting “backbones cracking and feet moving.” What does that tell you? They promise to bring the soul, funk, fire and energy to every show they do by performing multiple genres of music. New Orleans is a melting pot of musical influences, and Flow Tribe is determined to represent them all each time they step on a stage. Judge for yourself from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the park at 1701 Bayou Lane in Slidell. Don’t forget your foldable chairs or blankets for seating. Bring coolers and picnics from home if you choose; there will also be concessions available. ABITA: The Abita Springs Fall Fest is going back to the basics with a one-day festival packed with local art and food, cold Abita beer, and a full slate of live music on multiple stages at the town Trailhead. The gates open at 4 p.m. and the music starts right away with Electric Ramble at 4:30 p.m.; Flow Tribe, 7 p.m.; Bonerama, 8:15 p.m. and Dumpstaphunk at 9:45 p.m. On a separate songwriter stage, see Laine Bleau at 5 p.m.; John West at 6 p.m.; Paul Faith at 7 p.m.;

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Beach Bums at 8 p.m.; and Todd Lemoine at 9 p.m. Kids 10 and under are free; all others are $25; get tickets at abitafallfest.com/. One ticket gets you all the music on four stages at 22049 Main St. GLOW & GO: A free oneof-a-kind black light show performance experience by Category 6 in Pelican Park near Mandeville on Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m. The Glow Show will blend multiple genres of music into a high-energy show guaranteed to keep the audience engaged. It’s a visually dynamic atmosphere that appeals to music lovers of all ages, with pop, rock and dance favorites. See the two-hour show at the 63350 Pelican Drive park at the Groves Bandstand. SOUL TIME: Mandeville Live! continues its admission-free Friday concerts on Oct. 2 with Soul Revival, an energizing seven-piece dance band known for its classic Motown, rhythm & blues, New Orleansﬂavored funk and favorite Top 40 hits that make the audience want to dance and sing along. Founded and fronted by musician sisters Fadra White and Zondra Jones, a pair who often add some big laughs to their shows. Don’t forget to bring lightweight chairs and blankets for seating, but no coolers, food or drinks. Concessions will be sold on site. FREE JAZZ: Jazzmen Ben Redwine and Don Vappie will lead the free NSTMS Jazz Jammers open jam session Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. until noon at the Covington Farmer’s Market, 609 N. Columbia St. The Jammers include student, amateur and professional musicians, all striving for camaraderie and pursuing together a deeper

understanding of North America’s only indigenous art form — traditional jazz. Sessions open to all musicians and listeners who want to come by. Monthly lead sheets available at https://www. redwinejazz.com/education. html. Email questions to redwinejazz@gmail.com. THE BAND: The Covington Concert Band will perform “A Symphonic Celebration” in honor of America’s 250th birthday on Oct. 8 at the Castine Center in Pelican Park near Mandeville. The 7:30 p.m. concert will be led by composer-trumpeter-conductor Erik Morales. This nonproﬁt group includes more than 60 active musicians from all corners of southeast Louisiana. The group practices weekly in Covington. THE VOICES: The Northlake Performing Arts Society will present its ﬁrst concerts of the 2026-27 season on Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. and again Oct. 11 at 3 p.m. Both will showcase great American music from the 1930s, ‘40s, ‘50s and beyond. Favorites from the amazing Duke Ellington, some Broadway hits and music sung by famous American crooners will be featured in “The Great American Songbook” on the Covington High School Performing Arts Center stage, 73030 Lion Drive in Covington. Tickets for the NPAS performances are $20 for those 13 years and up; get them online at NPASsingers. org or in person at Downtown Drugs in Covington or C&C Drugs in Mandeville.

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COMMUNITY GUMBO SEE THE NIGHT: Pelican Park Nature Center is sponsoring a Community Night Hike at Northlake Nature Center, 23135 US 190, on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. near Mandeville. Participants will explore a designated section of the Nature Center at their own pace, but in a contained hiking area that allows for independent exploration without the worry of getting lost in the woods. Experienced naturalists will also be walking along the route to help spot, identify and interpret the wildlife encountered along the way. Because everyone explores at their preferred pace, the experience becomes a collective effort. Participants should download iNaturalist to their devices before attending so volunteers can help them learn how to use the app. There will be limited ﬂashlights and headlamps available for loan. Bring water. Children 6 and older may attend but must remain with parents at all times. Get tickets at pelicanpark.recdesk. com/community/program/ detail.

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Mandeville’s Caden Buras hauls in a pass against Hammond. PHOTO BY JOE TROMBATORE

S T TA M M A N Y FA R M E R.N E T

And then, there were two — undefeated teams, that is. We’re a full month into the regular season, and just two teams — Mandeville and Northshore — remain undefeated in St. Tammany Parish. But each team navigated that first month wildly differently. Let’s take a look at both squads. Mandeville (4-0, 1-0) is an offensive juggernaut. I said before the season that this ofJoseph fense had a chance to be special, and so far, it has been. Halm Mandeville has scored 199 points in four games and set the school’s single-game record for points with 78 against Bonnabel. They are averaging just under 50 points a game. And that’s without standout receiver Jake Jacketti, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in the jamboree. I don’t think I would believe just how deep this offense was if I hadn’t seen this team twice with my own eyes. Mandeville’s margins of victory are as follows — 18 points, 57 points, 43 points and 24 points. It’s pure domination on the offensive side of the ball. The Skippers’ one issue thus far this season has been getting off the field on third downs. It seems like in just about every game, a team has been able to drive down the field against the defense. Mandeville has been opportunistic with takeaways, especially in the red zone, but they have to clean that up to keep being successful. While Mandeville’s strength is offense, Northshore’s strength is a fierce defensive unit that has terrorized opposing offenses. Each game, the Panthers have trended in the right direction defensively. Lutcher scored 35 points in Week 1. De La Salle posted 28 in Week 2. Lakeshore was held to 14 in Week 3, and the Panthers held Covington to just seven points — which the Lions scored on the third play of the game — last week. What makes the Panthers’ 4-0 run even more impressive is that they have had to overcome some untimely injuries on offense. Northshore lost senior QB JJ Gonzales and RB Justus Carlton to injuries in Week 3, but still managed to win that game and their district opener that both missed a week later. Both are expected to return soon, but Northshore’s toughness and adaptability have been impressive. The Panthers managed just four wins over the past two seasons, and they’ve already matched that total in 2026. Coach Bobby Sanders came into the season saying that his team would have to learn “how to win again” after the Panthers’ recent struggles. They have seemingly learned that lesson, at least through the first month of the season. Both teams sit in the Top 7 of the LHSSA Division I nonselect power rankings. It’s a great place to be, but as both coaches will keep stressing, there is a long way to go. Still, both teams have set themselves up well as we turn the page from heat and humidity timeouts to meaningful October football and a full Thursday schedule during Parish Fair Week. The full parish schedule is below, but first, our weekly Farmer Football 5 rankings.

FARMER FOOTBALL 5 1 | Mandeville | 4-0, 1-0 (Last week: 1) This week: at Slidell (Thu.) The Skippers just keep chugging along. Despite giving up three long drives against Hammond, the defense forced two turnovers in the red zone to limit the damage. This offense is going to keep scoring points, but the defense needs to improve. Mandeville gets its biggest test to date on Thursday as they travel to take on a high-scoring Slidell team. L.V. McGinty Sr. Stadium will be rocking.

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DOMINANCE

Northshore moves to 4-0 for first time since 2007 after 21-7 district-opening win over Covington

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

It only seemed fitting that the final play of Northshore’s District 6-5A opener was a sack. Senior linebacker Nate Meyers put an exclamation point on a night that saw the Panthers’ defense come up with play after play as the home team earned a gritty 21-7 win over Covington on Sept. 25. “This is a big win for us, our first district win,” said Northshore senior DB Tyson Burns, who recorded an interception and also scored on a 12-yard run. “I feel like the defense went out and handled business. We executed at every level because defense wins games. We just want to keep doing it next week and the following week. We showed how good of a team we are, and we finished all the way through.” Senior Brendell Vedol also picked off a pass, while Northshore held Covington to 91 yards in the second half and 280 in the game. “The defense has been playing great since the De La Salle game a couple of weeks ago,” Northshore coach Bobby Sanders said. “I couldn’t be more proud of them. We had the little mistake early where we gave up a long touchdown on a bubble screen. It was PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS a simple fix, and I’m proud of the

Covington WR Braeshun Weary and Northshore DB Tyson Burns battle for a long pass in the first quarter on Sept. 25.

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St. Paul’s senior celebrates 18th birthday with 3 TDs and a district shutout BY TAMMY NUNEZ

Contributing writer

Patrick Gahagan’s fans, family, postgame interviewers, and other friends had to wait on Sept. 25. First, there was a serenade. Classmate Christopher Bonanno, Gahagan’s friend who is in the St. Paul’s School CORE pack (for St. Paul’s students with disabilities), was belting out a hearty version of “Happy Birthday” to the Wolves offensive phenom. Gahagan made the most of his 18th birthday, scoring three rushing touchdowns in a 44-0 homecoming victory during the District 6-5A opener against Ponchatoula. After giving Bonanno a bear hug as a thank-you, he turned back to a large crowd gathered around him post-game in Hunter Stadium. “Tonight was awesome,” Gahagan, who began the season at wide receiver, said. “I just try to make the most of it when I get an opportunity, and these past couple of weeks I’ve been playing more and more running back, and I’m just happy to show what I can do.” Wolves’ first-year coach Joshua Gast quipped: “He was playing with a little ex-

carries and scored on runs of 15, 31 and 10 yards. “He was electric tonight,” Gast said. But really, the whole team was on as the defense held the Green Wave scoreless, and the Wolves maximized special teams. Adam Connell squashed a punt attempt to give St. Paul’s a drive starting on the Ponchatoula 42 in the third quarter. “It was just like hitting drills,” Connell said. “It was just like driving each other back in practice. And I literally just imagined it was that. There was a guy over me, and I just drove him back, and then ripped through and saw the punter. He kind of PHOTO BY JOEY MICHEL took a little long, so I just put my hands out and reached for it and got it.” St. Paul’s Patrick Gahagan beats a Connell also got the fruits of the followPonchatoula defender to the pylon to score ing drive. Five plays later, Wolves quarterthe first of his three TDs on Sept. 25. back Jack Henry Seal hit Connell with a 10-yard TD pass. “After we started (the season) 0-2, he was tra spark. I told him, you got to act like it’s one of our captains who came up to me and your birthday every day!” All facets of the Wolves game were on said, ‘You know, coach, I can do more. I against the Green Wave (0-4, 0-1) en route want to help the team.’ And so, you’re startto St. Paul’s 20th consecutive district win. ing to see that now,” Gast said. The Wolves (2-2, 1-0) amassed 347 total A familiar face roamed the visitor’s sideyards in the shutout, eliciting 204 of them line. Former St. Paul’s head football coach from the run game. ä See ST. PAUL’S, page 3B Gahagan rushed for 86 yards on seven

Swimmers embrace experimenting with strokes, strategies at Pelican Invitational BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

St. Scholastica swimmer Amelia Smith listed off her events after the Pelican High School Invitational at Genesis Health Clubs-PAC on Sept. 24. Then, she casually added that it was the first time she swam the 100-yard butterﬂy this season in a race that came down to the ﬁnal touch. “I wanted to race it just to see where I’m at, and I think it went well,” Smith said. “I think I’m at a good place to be at this point in the season. I thought overall I raced

well. I definitely think I need to work on some things, but overall it went well.” That was the overarching theme of the four-team meet that included St. Paul’s, Fontainebleau and Lakeshore, as swimmers across the meet experimented with new strokes or new strategies for their familiar events. Smith ﬁnished second in the 100 butterﬂy, just 0.40 seconds behind Fontainebleau junior Kinlee Lard (1 minute, 4.70 seconds). Smith won the 200 freestyle (2:06.35) “I think a lot of these early meets can be experimental to see where you think you’re going to be going

into state,” Smith said. “Starting with the 200 free and 100 free are the core of what I want to do, but I’ve experimented with the 50 free, 100 fly. It’s kind of just seeing what two events work best for me.” St. Paul’s senior Chris Lobue set a new personal best in the 100 butterfly (55.54) and was less than two seconds off of his best time in the 100 breaststroke (1:01.86). He won both events while also swimming the anchor legs of the first-place 200-medley and 200-free relays. “It’s all experimental, so you’re just trying to see what works,”

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SSA senior Amelia Smith competes in the 100-yard butterfly at the ä See SWIMMERS, page 5B Pelican High School Invitational on Sept. 24.

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MANDEVILLE 37, HAMMOND 13: See story, Page 14B.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 25

HANNAN 48, FISHER 7: The Hawks rushed for six TDs and racked up 370 yards of total offense during a dominating home win. Riley Jones (5 carries, 106 yards, 2 TDs) and Braylon Smith (3 carries, 97 yards, TD) led the way on the ground, while QB Braden Sprang scored on TD runs of 14 and 6 yards in the first quarter. Sprang also tossed a 33-yard TD pass to Carter Speerly, who finished with three catches for 78 yards. Grant Higgs added the other scoring run. Defensively, Hannan (3-1) recorded 10 TFLs to go with five takeaways. Senior defensive lineman Gabe Timmons posted four TFLs, while senior Ryan Rist picked off a pass and recovered a fumble in the first half. Carter Perniciaro and Beau Brouillette each recorded an interception, and Jackson Bannerman added a fumble recovery. NORTHSHORE 21, COVINGTON 7: See story, Page 1B. PEARL RIVER 43, PINE 18: The Rebels (2-2) racked up 454 yards of total offense, and senior QB Romy Berel tossed five TDs during a convincing road victory. Berel finished 11-of-15 passing for 276 yards, five TDs and an interception. Kaysen McGinnis hauled in five passes for 131 yards and two TDs, while Angel Perez had four catches for 120 yards and three TDs. Davyn Keicher added two catches for 25 yards. Andrew Sikes rushed for 141 yards on 24 carries to round out an impressive offensive performance. Perez’s TDs came on catches of 69, 17 and 35 yards, while McGinnis hauled in scoring passes from 68 and 18 yards. The Rebels also recorded a safety on a bad snap on a punt, and Sikes scored a 1-yard TD run late in the fourth quarter to round out the scoring. Defensively, Ryan Dean recovered a Pine fumble in the red zone, and Ja’Ty Maryland intercepted a Raiders’ pass at the goal line. PJP II 49, NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 0: The Jaguars (3-1) dominated from start to finish, and defensive coordinator Cody Mills celebrated his first shutout with a Powerade bath. How good was the visitors’ defense? The farthest Northlake drove down the field was to PJP II’s 8-yard line, before time ran out in the first half with the

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Continued from page 1B 2 | Northshore | 4-0, 1-0 (Last week: 2) This week: at Ponchatoula (Thu.) Don’t eat the rat poison, Northshore, but your football team is very good. Yes, the Panthers will need to stay focused to reach their goal of going 1-0 each week, but take a moment to enjoy how good you are in the trenches. You can’t teach the size that Northshore possesses on both sides of the line. A road trip to Ponchatoula will test the team’s focus, but the Panthers have the skill and size to have a special season. 3 | Salmen | 2-2 (Last week: 4) This week: at Kennedy In case you missed it, Salmen has a clutch kicker in senior Isaac Plinski, who booted a 24yard game-winner against Amite. Now, the question is: can the Spartans stack two wins together? This team has a ton of talent, but now, they need to focus on the little things that will lead to continued success. 4 | Slidell | 3-1, 1-0 (Last week: 5) This week: vs. Mandeville (Thu.) In their three wins, the Tigers have allowed 52 points, including a shutout of Fontainebleau last week. In their one loss, Lutcher scored 49 points. Meanwhile, the offense is averaging 34.5 points per game. You can see where I’m going with this. When the defense holds its own,

visitors up 42-0. The Jaguars’ defensive standouts were plentiful as Joseph Sprinkle returned an interception for a TD; Kyson Rodriguez added a scoop-and-score touchdown; and Eli Schayot also had a pick-6 to go with his fumble recovery and blocked punt. Offensively, PJP II only ran 20-plus plays, with four ending in the end zone. Cole McGhee recorded a 10-yard TD run, while Evan Bergeron (115 yards rushing), Brayden Mitchell and Michael Bordelon scored. SALMEN 28, AMITE 27: The Spartans (2-2) overcame an early 27-6 deficit in the second quarter to take a thrilling win on Isaac Plinski’s late 24-yard field goal. The win was not only important from an emotional standpoint, but also for power points, as Amite (3-1) is a contender in Class 2A. The Warriors limited Salmen’s offensive snaps in the first half, but the Spartans got a stop on defense to open the second half and start the comeback. Da’John Howard’s 29-yard TD run at the end of the third quarter cut the lead to 8 points. Kordé Harris scored on an 8-yard TD run, but the Spartans missed on the 2-point conversion attempt to set up Plinski’s heroics. Harris finished with 149 yards rushing and two TDs on 25 carries, while Howard added 142 yards on 10 carries. Howard was also 5-of-13 passing for 91 yards and a 44-yard TD pass to Rey’sean Coleman in the first half. SLIDELL 37, FONTAINEBLEAU 0: See story, at right. ST. PAUL’S 44, PONCHATOULA 0: See story, Page 1B. VANDEBILT CATHOLIC 28, LAKESHORE 17: The Titans (1-3) hung tough on the road, but a few missed opportunities proved costly as Lakeshore only had two full offensive possessions in the first half. Izzy Reimonenq (16 carries, 104 yards, TD) and Brody Loudermilk (20 carries, 112 yards, TD) both ran for a touchdown, and senior Jackson Schemmel booted a 39-yard field goal to round out the scoring against the Terriers (2-2). “We’ve played some really good football, but we just need to put it all together to have the success that we want,” Lakeshore coach Hunter Bonvillain said. “We’ve only played one complete game, and that was Week 1. Our record could be different if we take care of the football a little better. Against Vandebilt, we took care of the football. We moved the ball efficiently, but we missed some opportunities. I’m just proud of our effort because there has been no quit in any of the games. We’ll just keep working on getting better for next week.”

Slidell is a tough team to beat. Will they shut out Mandeville this week? No, no, they will not, but if the Tigers’ defense can affect the game with a turnover or two, it will make a big difference. 5 | Pope John Paul II | 3-1 (Last week: NR) This week: vs. Morris Jeff (Thu.) Welcome to the rankings, Jaguars. It’s been a fun season for PJP II with a thrilling OT win over Hannan two weeks ago followed up by a complete domination of long-time rival Northlake Christian this past week. The Jaguars’ Wing-T offense led by junior fullback Evan Bergeron is averaging 40 points a game, and with a favorable schedule coming up, PJP II shows no sign of slowing down. On the fringe: St. Paul’s

WEEK 5 ST. TAMMANY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Thursday, Oct. 1

n Belle Chasse at Lakeshore,

7 p.m. n Fontainebleau at Covington, 7 p.m. n Mandeville at Slidell, 7 p.m. n Morris Jeff at PJP II, 7 p.m. n Northshore at Ponchatoula, 7 p.m. n Pearl River at Jewel Sumner, 7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 2

n Northlake Christian at

Country Day, 7 p.m.

n Salmen at Kennedy, 7 p.m. n St. Paul’s at Hammond,

7 p.m.

n St. Thomas Aquinas at

Hannan, 7 p.m.

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Slidell’s Ja’Kwan Jones runs away from a pair of Fontainebleau defenders on Sept. 25.

Slidell racks up 212 yards rushing in district opener to win 37-0 BY JASON RUSSELL

might lose on Thursday in the game. “We have to be on our game, and we can win it, and this can be our year.” For Fontainebleau (1-3, 0-1), it was rough sledding all night as the Bulldogs had just 92 yards of total offense. Page said he was obviously happy with the defensive effort. “I can’t argue with the scoreboard tonight,” Page said. “I am proud of the way they came out and responded to the loss last week.”

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When you have a running game as good as Slidell has, who needs to pass? The Tigers ran for 212 yards, getting a stellar game from senior quarterback Ricky Williams III and running back Ja’Kwon Jones as they routed Fontainebleau 37-0 in the District 6-5A opener on Sept. 25 at the Dawg Pound. “Those two guys are special,” Slidell coach Damon Page said. “I try to stay out of their way. They complement each other very well – you can’t really choose one to key on because the other one is going to get you. “That’s just in the run game because Ricky’s passing ability just heightens it. While only throwing for 76 yards on two completions, Williams used his legs to gain 94 yards, scoring a TD rushing as well as through the air. Jones, meanwhile, had 12 carries for 72 yards and three touchdowns. “The game came to us, and we took it,” Williams said. “It was pretty simple, as they were blitzing a lot, so I had to run it and use my legs.” Jones said getting a burst after hitting the line is key for him to succeed. “That was the whole goal of this game: to make it to the second level,” he said. After stopping Fontainebleau’s opening drive, Slidell’s

Slidell QB Ricky Williams III ran for a TD and also threw for a score during a 37-0 win at Fontainebleau. Michael Thompson returned the ensuing punt 48 yards to the FHS 26-yard line and two plays later Jones walked into the end zone for a 7-0 lead. Slidell (3-1, 1-0) took control in the second quarter, scoring twice on rushing TDs by Williams and Jones for a 21-0 halftime advantage. Slidell got the ball to start the third quarter and continued its onslaught with another Jones TD run that capped a six-play, 45-yard drive to extend the lead to 28-0. After a bad snap on a Fontainebleau punt led to a safety, the Bulldogs recovered the free kick, but did nothing with it, punting it back to the Tigers. That’s when Ricky Williams put the icing on the

cake, hitting his younger brother, Ra’Jon Williams, down the sideline for a 67yard scoring strike to provide the ﬁnal margin. Now, the Tigers will turn their attention to a key district matchup against a high-scoring and undefeated Mandeville team on Oct. 1. “We have to lock in,” Page said. “We’re talented and know we can play ball, but we are going to have to do things at a much higher level and bring consistency.” Ricky Williams could barely contain his excitement about facing Mandeville. “Next week is where it’s at,” he said. “Practice this week has to be very disciplined. We have to win Monday because if we lose on Monday in practice, we

SCORE BY QUARTERS SLIDELL | 7 | 14 | 16 | 0 — 37 FONTAINEBLEAU | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 — 0

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER SHS: Ja’Kwan Jones 4 run (Wyatt Burckel kick), 8:52, 7-0 SECOND QUARTER SHS: Ricky Williams III 35 run (Burckel kick), 11:49, 14-0 SHS: Jones 11 run (Burckel kick), 7:48, 21-0 THIRD QUARTER SHS: Jones 6 run (Burckel kick), 9:27, 28-0 SHS: Safety, 7:26, 30-0 SHS: Ra’Jon Williams 67 pass from Ricky Williams (Burckel kick), 4:21, 37-0 FOURTH QUARTER NO SCORING

STATISTICS

SLIDELL: 288 total yards (76 pass, 212 rush) RUSHING: Ja’Kwan Jones 12-72, 3 TDs; Ricky Williams III 6-94, TD; JayDen Cagler 6-58. RECEIVING: Ra’Jon Williams 1-67, TD; Michael Thompson 1-9. PASSING: Williams III 2-7, 76 yards, TD. FONTAINEBLEAU: 92 total yards (19 pass, 73 rush) RUSHING: Sheldon Asmore 21-37; Landon Suhre 9-30; Andrew Levert 6-10. RECEIVING: Luke Dinkel 1-9; Evan Berget 1-5. PASSING: Logan Astugue 3-5, 19 yards.

Covington football welcomes its 2026 Hall of Fame class BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

The Covington High Football Hall of Fame inducted its four-person 2026 class on Sept. 19. The class featured two linebackers, a quarterback and an assistant coach with more than two decades of experience. The first inductee was assistant coach Leo Bourgeois, who coached from 1969-83. During that time, the Lions competed in four state championship games, winning it all in 1976. Covington also claimed nine district titles in that span. The second inductee was linebacker Tyran Driver (1986-88), a two-time AllDistrict selection and a two-time All-State honoree. Driver went on to play at Southern University. Linebacker Ryan Leach (1992-94) was the next inductee, as he was named All-District three times and All-State twice. Leach played at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. The final inductee was quarterback Corey Leonard (2001-04), who ranks near the top of the Lions’ all-time career stat sheet. He’s second in yardage (3,787), second in touchdowns (32) and third in completions (234). He was inducted into the Arkansas State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2024.

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ABOVE: Covington inducted four new members into its football Hall of Fame on Sept. 19. The new members included, from left, coach Leo Bourgeois (represented by his son, Shane), linebacker Tyran Driver, linebacker Ryan Leach and quarterback Corey Leonard. LEFT: Former Covington coach Leo Bourgeois, left, receives his Covington Hall of Fame jacket from Lions coach Greg Salter.

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way they adjusted and are keeping us in games.” While the defense turned in another solid performance, junior QB Savion Harris took advantage of his ﬁrst varsity start under center for senior starter JJ Gonzales, who missed the game with a sprained ankle. Harris ﬁnished 15-of-22 passing for 136 yards while also running for 125 yards and two TDs on 16 carries. “Our starter JJ (Gonzales) went down, so we just had to pick it up for our teammate,” Harris said. “We’ve been working together all summer, so we had to keep it going. My O-line blocked for me all day and especially on the last two runs. Tonight feels great.” Leading 14-7 at halftime, the Panthers (4-0, 1-0) tried to put the game away on the opening drive of the second half. But a Northshore fumble at the goal line was recovered by Covington’s Avery Larry.

The Lions seemingly tied the game on the first play of the fourth quarter, but an offensive hands-tothe-face penalty negated a 27-yard Braeshun Weary touchdown. Then, the Northshore defense stiffened as junior defensive lineman Xi Agmata forced an errant throw on fourth down. The defense came up big again on the ensuing drive as Brayden Martin and Micah Cooper combined for a sack to force a three-and-out. Then Harris put the game away with a 49-yard run to the 2. He scored on the next play to set the final score and move the Panthers to 4-0 for the first time since 2007. “I’m proud of the way the guys hung in there and limited the mistakes as much as possible, but there are a lot of things that we need to get better at,” Sanders said. “I don’t want to be the cliché guy, but we really try to look at it one game at a time, so we’re worried about going 1-0. I think being 4-0 is a compliment to the players and something that they can be proud of, but there is a lot of season to go. The big thing is to keep getting bet-

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Covington QB Matthew O’Keefe is brought down by Northshore’s Brendell Vedol on Sept. 25.

ter.” Covington coach Greg Salter said the Lions (2-2, 0-1) didn’t execute, and it cost them. “We didn’t play well in any facet of the game,” Salter said. “We lost the battle up front. We lost the battle in tackling. All the little things that you need to do to be successful on the scoreboard, we didn’t do it. It was just sloppy all around.” In a preview of more to come, Martin recorded a sack to end the

first half. Although Northshore only outgained the Lions by 19 yards (208-189) in the first half, the Panthers’ defense forced a turnover on downs and a takeaway. As Covington was driving late in the half, the Panthers’ defensive line came up with a key play. It was like that for the majority of the first half. The Lions scored on the third play of the game as Braeshun Weary hauled in a 77-yard pass and run from Matthew O’Keefe. The adversity didn’t faze the Panthers as they answered with a quick drive, capped by a 12-yard Burns TD run. Then, the Northshore defense took over as Burns’ PBU forced a three-and-out. The next Covington drive ended with the defensive highlight of the night as Vedol picked off a Covington pass. Burns actually came up with a PBU on the play, and Vedol flew in and recovered the ball as it landed on Burns’ back. The Panthers drove 80 yards in four minutes as Harris scored on a 6-yard TD run. Northshore’s de-

fense continued its stellar play as, on fourth and 4 from the Northshore 37, the Panthers’ defensive line’s pressure forced an errant pass. Northshore travels to Ponchatoula (0-4, 0-1) on Oct. 1, while the Lions will host Fontainebleau (1-3, 0-1) on the same night. SCORE BY QUARTERS

COVINGTON | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 — 7 NORTHSHORE | 7 | 7 | 0 | 7 — 21

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER CHS: Braeshun Weary 77 pass from Matthew O’Keefe (Jackson Aleman kick), 10:55, 7-0 NHS: Tyson Burns 12 run (William Lachney kick), 8:42, 7-7 SECOND QUARTER NHS: Savion Harris 6 run (Lachney kick), 10:57, 7-14 THIRD QUARTER NO SCORING FOURTH QUARTER NHS: Harris 2 run (Lachney kick), 7-21, 2:32

STATISTICS

COVINGTON: 280 total yards (177 pass, 103 rush) RUSHING: Ronald Encalade 4-8; Rodney Clark, 9-13; Matthew O’Keefe, 12-82. RECEIVING: Braeshun Weary 11-151, TD; Treyson Williams 1-10; Chance Marchand 1-9. PASSING: O’Keefe 13-33, 177 yards, TD, 2 INTs. NORTHSHORE: 382 total yards (136 pass, 246 rush) RUSHING: Miller Wadleigh 16-69; Tyson Burns 4-57; Savion Harris 16-125, 2 TDs. RECEIVING: AJ Bright 8-61; Brendell Vedol 1-26; Eli Dailey 2-26. PASSING: Harris 15-22, 136 yards.

Fontainebleau’s Tarbell inducted to Clemson Hall of Fame BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

Former Fontainebleau soccer standout Andrew Tarbell’s list of accomplishments is a lengthy read. The 32-year-old graduated from Fontainebleau High in Dec. 2011 and from Clemson University in Dec. 2015 with a civil engineering degree. He went on to have a 10-year pro goalkeeping career that included two Major League Soccer Cup Championships. But Tarbell distinguished himself at Clemson with three First-Team All-ACC selections, and that excellence culminated in his induction into the Clemson Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 12. “Soccer was always my favorite sport, but I also had a love for baseball, playing shortstop during summer travel ball my freshman and sophomore seasons in high school,” Tarbell said. “I always felt confident and in my element in goal. I loved training and trying to find new ways to practice. I took it very seriously, and I couldn’t be happier where my soccer talent led me. Being inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame was a great way to put a bow tie on my playing career.” Tarbell, a second-team All-American on the field and second-team Academic All-America goalkeeper in 2015 according to NSCAA, was also named First-team All-South Region goalkeeper his senior year. He recorded nine shutouts as a senior, which was the sixth most in a season in school history. He finished with 163 career saves, 13th most at Clemson. As a senior for the Tigers, he logged 2,244 minutes, second most in school history. Before choosing the scholarship to Clemson, Tarbell considered Furman University and a couple of other ACC schools. “I had my mind made up and committed early,” he said. “It was a great decision, knowing what I wanted to do, and I never looked back.” Tarbell excelled at an early age with the Mandeville Soccer Club, where Mike Ortner and Shane Jeanfreau coached him from age 10 to 17. While still competing for the Bulldogs, Tarbell also honed his skills, playing two seasons for the New Orleans Jesters in the Player Developmental League under coaches Kenneth Farrell and former Northshore coach Ryan Lazaroe. “At age 16, my first game with the Jesters was an eye-opening moment for me, being one of the youngest guys on the field. That helped add to my resume, playing on some select type teams and regional teams, along the way,” Tarbell said. Ortner said Tarbell’s skill was evident when he started playing up in age classification at just 9 years old. “Andrew is one of the best individuals I’ve ever coached, doing things the

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Clemson goalkeeper Andrew Tarbell receives his Clemson Hall of Fame jacket from soccer alumnus David Torris on Sept. 12.

St. Paul’s Waylon Johnson makes a leaping catch against Ponchatoula. PROVIDED PHOTO

Clemson Hall of Famer Andrew Tarbell shows off his goalkeeping skills at Fontainebleau Junior High in 2007. right way even at a young age,” Ortner said. “He deserves all the accolades he has received at all levels, gaining such success, due to his hard work and tremendous ability. I met his Clemson coach, and he asked me if I could ﬁnd another Tarbell to send their way.” Tarbell reminisced about his high school soccer days, recalling thrilling shootouts against district foes Mandeville, Northshore and St. Paul’s. “I became good friends with lots of those guys, and I remember pulling off a few close shootouts against them,” Tarbell said. “I had loads of fun, and St. Tammany Parish was always a great, supportive soccer community. I’m so grateful to all my quality coaches who helped make me the player I became. I owe them so much thanks and gratitude, and I played on some great teams.” Tarbell signed with the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS in Jan. 2016, spending four seasons with them before being traded to the Columbus Crew, where he won an MLS Cup Championship in 2020. “That was special winning the league championship, and I have so many fond memories of how things fell into place, winning it all,” Tarbell said. “My teammates and I were fortunate to win the whole thing, grabbing the Open Cup Championship, my second league title. Winning two league cham-

pionships in my career, I’ll take it. I’d say both league championships were equal in my mind. It’s validation for all the hard work and dedication.” He was traded to Austin FC in Jan. 2021, where he played for two seasons, before signing with the Houston Dynamo, where he tended net for three seasons, before a knee injury ended his MLS career. “At some point, professional careers must end, but I’m at peace with that, and I’m so grateful to be back in my hometown with my family,” he said. Tarbell, a wealth management advisor, moved back to Mandeville, where he lives with his wife, Caroline, and their three young children: James (4), Theodora (2), and George (7 weeks). “I’m extremely proud of my high school accomplishments, college accomplishments and my pro career. Now that I’m back in my hometown, raising my family, I couldn’t have drawn up the story any better,” Tarbell said. “I’m grateful for my pro journey, having met and played with great teammates from all over the world, competing at the highest level. I built tremendous friendships, and it was a beautiful journey. It was a unique opportunity and a truly rewarding experience to play the sport I have always loved. I’m very blessed to have been able to reap the beneﬁts of a great career.”

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St. Paul’s Jacob April, left, and Chris Bevolo Jr. combine to sack Ponchatoula QB Jackson Aucoin on Sept. 25.

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more times in the ﬁrst half — with a 10-yard Gahagan run and a Daniel Harty 4-yard scamper for a 28-0 halftime lead. In the second half, the Wolves kept grinding. Robert Graham kicked a 34-yard ﬁeld goal in the third quarter and then backup quarterback Patrick Brister threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Jacob Brister for the final points. “Hopefully we can keep the train rolling,” Gahagan said with a big smile. “I mean, obviously there’s some good opponents ahead, but with this team, I think we can keep it going.”

Kenny Sears made his ﬁrst trip back to Hunter Stadium since leaving the school in the spring. Sears coaches running backs for Ponchatoula. But the Wolves kept the storyline on themselves — and did it by striking early. St. Paul’s exploded for back-to-back scores in the first quarter. Gahagan capped the opening fourplay, 59-yard drive with a 15-yard touchdown run. Just eight seconds later, Gahagan capitalized on a re- SCORE BY QUARTERS covered fumble, running 31 PONCHATOULA | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 — 0 ST. PAUL’S | 14 | 14 | 10 | 6 — 44 yards for points. The Wolves scored two SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER SPS: Patrick Gahagan 15 run (Robert Graham kick), 10:55, 0-7 SPS: Gahagan 31 run (Graham kick), 9:34, 0-14 SECOND QUARTER SPS: Gahagan 10 run (Graham kick), 8:34, 0-21 SPS: Daniel Harty 4 run (Graham kick), 4:44, 0-28 THIRD QUARTER SPS: Adam Connell 10 pass from Jack Henry Seal (Graham kick), 6:43, 0-35 SPS: Graham 34 ﬁeld goal, 0:34, 0-38 FOURTH QUARTER SPS: Jacob Brister 9 pass from Patrick Brister (kick failed), 6:52, 0-44

STATISTICS

PONCHATOULA: 289 total yards (61 pass, 228 rush) RUSHING: Devonte Williams 13-85; Jackson Aucoin 11-43; Jace Bosso 8-37; Alcide Malveau 8-37. RECEIVING: Will Walker 3-21; Malveau 1-16; Williams 2-13. PASSING: Aucoin 10-21, 61 yards, INT. ST. PAUL’S: 347 total yards (143 pass, 204 rush) RUSHING: Patrick Gahagan 7-86, 3 TDs; Charlie Kingrea 5-37; Jack Henry Seal 1-32. RECEIVING: Jacob Brister 3-27, TD; Waylon Johnson 2-25; Peyton Pelloat 1-16. PASSING: Seal 11-14, 134 yards, TD; Patrick Brister 1-2, 9 yards, TD.

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Salmen softball coach to focus on consistent growth BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Jonathan Campista didn’t start out as a coach, but sometimes it takes a little while to find your calling. Campista’s first coaching experience was with his son’s recreational baseball team. When his daughter started playing softball, he developed a deep love of the sport and coaching. Now with over 14 years of experience providing private instruction and coaching softball, Campista will take over the Salmen softball program, according to a press release on Sept. 22. “I’ve been around there a little bit, and they definitely have some athletes. I know there has been some coaching turnover. When the opportunity came about to help out, I thought it would be the best thing for the school,” Campista said. “I love training athletes. I love coaching athletes. I love mentoring people in general, so this is a perfect fit.” Salmen Principal Liza Jacobs said Campista’s passion set him apart. “Coach Campista brings a wealth of coaching experience, strong leadership and a clear vision for the future of Salmen softball,” Jacobs said. “We are excited about the direction of the program and his commitment to developing our student-athletes both on and off the field.” Campista, 44, is the owner and head softball coach at Power House Athletics; however, this will be his first high school head coaching position. He said he has learned a lot over the years as a parent and coach, adding that he has always been a student of the game. “I really try to stick to the fundamentals, but I do believe in aggressive base-running,” Campista said. “We’re going to try to take advantage of that. Salmen has a lot of athletes, and I think we need to celebrate their athleticism. In the past, Salmen hasn’t had as many seasoned players, so we want to take advantage of our athleticism. We’re looking to build a consistent program.” Campista attended Slidell High before moving to California to finish high school. The first-year coach added that Kate Macaluso, who coached the Spartans last season, will stay on as an assistant. “My goal is to build a program centered on hard work, discipline, accountability and development both on and off the field,” he said. “With dedication from our players and coaches, I believe we can continue to grow and build Salmen softball into a competitive program that our school and community can be proud of for years to come.” Salmen athletic director Eric Chuter said he is “excited about Campista’s vision for our program,” as the Spartans are coming off a winless 2026 season in which they scored 30 runs in 25 games.

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First Baptist volleyball credits experience, rigorous summer for early-season success

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First Baptist Christian first-year coach Jaslyn Battaglia had a simple plan when she took over the Eagles’ volleyball program in May. “The summer was all about servereceive and being consistent overall,” Battaglia said. “The girls have been working hard since the summer, and it’s paying off.” The 2017 Slidell graduate might be understating what the Eagles have done in the first four weeks of the season. First Baptist sat at 11-1 and No. 4 in the Division V power rankings after a dozen matches. If the rankings hold, it will be the highest the school has ever been ranked in the postseason brackets. “If we can just handle our business and play our game, we should be good,” Battagalia said. “Then, when we go to our tournaments, we just have to stay focused.” While the postseason is still over a month away, it’s hard to ignore the position the Eagles are in. The last time FCBS won a playoff game was during their 2016 quarterfinals run as the sixth seed. Senior libero Molly Stark, a threeyear starter, said the team’s success is no fluke. “We’ve just been together as a team for so long that all of that hard work is paying off,” Stark said. “And honestly, our faith has been a big part of it. Just praying before games, God has really helped us in all of our games. We always put God first in everything that we do.” The core of the Eagles’ team won a NIAL title as eighth graders, and the group has largely stayed together since then. This year, the group has seemingly taken the next step as a varsity team with wins over Lakeshore, Pearl River, De La Salle and Salmen. “We’ve always seen potential in our team, but we’ve always been looked down on because we’re a small private school,” said junior setter Graci Wrublewski. “As our new coach got in, we moved some people around, and I feel like we’ve come a long way in three months. We are starting to reach our potential.” The fourth-year starter said the new coaching was tough at first, but the Eagles are embracing a renewed focus and energy. “The team really has been playing as one and flowing as a unit,” Wrublewski said. “In the past, it was one person would be on for one game, and then another person would be on in the next game. Volleyball is all about mindset, so everyone has to be on at the same time. This year, we’ve been more consistent.” The team is also benefiting from a powerful offense led by junior outside hitters McKinley Ward and Macy Johnson, both second-year starters. “We’ve just been playing as a team and working together,” said Ward, who racked up 124 kills through the first 11 matches. “I just want to keep improving, and I know the whole team feels the same way. Now, we just have to keep that positive mind-

First Baptist junior McKinley Ward stretches to pass a serve during a recent match.

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Setter Graci Wrublewski guides the Eagles offense during their hot start.

Macy Johnson passes a serve. First Baptist junior Macy Johnson tips a shot over the block during a recent match. set to keep being successful.” Johnson agreed: “We’ve definitely had a lot of growth. A lot of the team has been together since middle school, so we just keep getting better and better. We’ve always struggled with playing as a unit, so this year, we’ve learned how to be a team.” Johnson, who recorded 88 kills and 67 digs through 11 matches, said her biggest improvement has been men-

tal. “I’m bad about getting in my head, so I’ve focused on that. I’m just focused on not shutting down, and I feel like that has helped me a lot. I’ve also just been putting in extra work this summer. “I think really grinding in the summer helped a lot. I think everyone was able to focus on their specialties, so we would be ready for the season. Now, we just have to stay focused. We can’t get complacent.”

Libero Molly Stark passes a serve during a recent match.

Mandeville avoids ‘emotional quicksand’ in 15-1 start BY CHRIS KINKAID Contributing writer

Mandeville volleyball continued its white-hot start to the season as the Skippers cruised to a 25-9, 25-16, 25-17 sweep at Northlake Christian on Sept. 23. Mandeville (15-1), which came into the match at No. 1 in the LHSAA Division I power rankings, has used a balanced attack. “I think the beginning of the season is more about getting the confidence and understanding of what you’re capable of if you do what you’re supposed to do every time,” said Skippers firstyear coach Danny Tullis. Tullis said his team has embraced limiting errors, which has made the group more confident and energetic, and has taught them that their mentality has everything to do with success. “If you can stay out of the emotional quicksand, you’re going to be a better player, and we’ve stayed out of the emotional quicksand for the whole season for the most part,” Tullis said. “We’ve had our moments, and I think that was a big part of teaching them that you can be tough psychologically. Learning to be tough on the court is hard, so you’ve got to get in enough of those moments so you can learn how to do your job in crucial situations. It’s all about being as consistent as possible.” The Skippers got off to strong starts in the first two sets and cruised to victory in both. Mandeville freshman right side hitter Mia Duncan (10

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Mandeville is off to a 15-1 start, and sisters Mia, left, and Mikaela Duncan are a big part of the team’s success.

kills) was a big part of the early surge as the Skippers scored the match’s first seven points en route to a 10-1 lead. “It’s really important,” Duncan said about taking control early. “We really tried to lock in and just play our game and totally focus and concentrate.” During the opening run, senior Anna Yarbrough (19 assists, 4 aces) served up two aces, while junior Maelle Markovic (14 digs, 10 kills) also provided plenty of offensive firepower. Junior Julia Marengo also finished with 19 assists.

The Skippers began the next set on a 7-1 run, and one of the keys to their offense was solid ball control led by junior libero Mikaela Duncan (22 digs), who is the older sister of Mia Duncan. “I feel like it starts with the defense, especially me and then other defenders, and then everyone on the team contributes,” said Mikaela. “This all started in the summer when we were working and training hard. We scrimmaged against older teams, and I think that’s why we’re having such high energy. Starting with good energy makes us play happy and enjoy the game.” Northlake (9-4), which entered the match on a seven-match win streak, showed its resolve in the third set. Senior Evie Burns scored the first point on a kill to give the home team its first lead. Then, back-to-back kills by Addy Lee put the Wolverines up 5-3. “I think throughout the game we got a lot better and warmed up, and I think we played pretty well tonight,” Lee said. Mandeville rallied back to even the set at 5, but Northlake got a sideout to retake the lead, 6-5. The Skippers scored the next three points and never looked back. “We put a solid effort in, but it wasn’t enough,” Northlake first-year coach Jake Palmer said. “We’ve got a very talented and experienced team, but the learning is ongoing. “We did a lot of good things, but I feel like we really struggled with our first contact, and it’s tough to win volleyball matches against good teams when you’re not passing the ball well.”

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St. Ten (10) Dell All in 847-1242. ber Online public auction, and Tammany Health One Optiplex ding via www. intends to sell to the System reserves the One (1) Dell All in Bid proxibid.com/ highest bidder, food right to reject any One Optiplex The pre‐ service/preparation and all bids and re‐ Three (3) Dell All in servcorp. view for the prop‐ equipment, med‐ move any property One Optiplex erty to be sold will ical/office equip‐ from sale. Buyer's on Wednesday ment and miscella‐ premium is 10% on‐ This public auction be October 21, 2026, neous furniture site & 16% online; will be a live tween the hours deemed surplus by $25 notary fee and auction with online be of 9:00 AM and its Board of Com‐ other terms & con‐ bidding, held on 3:00 PM. Items to missioners per Res‐ ditions apply. See THURSDAY, be auctioned per the olution dated July full terms at auction. OCTOBER 22, City of Covington 28, 2026. All interested par‐ 2026 at 9:00 AM Ordinance # 2026ties must meet the At: ServCorp 20 will not be This public auction standards set forth International, Inc. soldand for a price less will be held on by the auctioneer. 101 Magnolia St. than required by THURSDAY, Auction conducted Slidell, LA 70460 law. All items are OCTOBER 22, by ServCorp Inter‐ “as is” without 2026 at 9:00 AM national, Inc., 101 The movable prop‐ sold warranty and with At: ServCorp Magnolia Street, erty to be sold will all fects. International, Inc. Slidell, LA 70460, be available for Some faults/de may be viewing on subjectitems 101 Magnolia St., 985-847-1242, to re serve. Slidell, LA 70460 slidellauction.com, Wednesday, Buyer’s premium, October 21, 2026, B. Mutz, LA-1467. tary fee and other between the hours no The property to be 201896SEP30-1T terms & conditions of 9:00 AM and sold will be avail‐ $70.82 apply. Visit slidel‐ 3:00 PM at able for viewing on lauction.com for ServCorp Wednesday, Octo‐ PUBLIC NOTICE more details. International. ber 21, 2026 be‐ To obtain additional 201811SEP30OCT tween the hours of NOTICE OF details, visit Serv‐ 7-14-3T 9:00 AM and 3:00 PUBLIC Corp International’s $103.24 PM at ServCorp In‐ AUCTION website at www.sli ternational. The St. Tammany dellauction.com and PUBLIC NOTICE This will be a Live Parish Library will click on the Octo‐ The St. Tammany Auction with Online hold a public auc‐ ber 22nd Parish Clerk of Bidding. To obtain tion, and intends to auction. additional details, sell to the highest Items to be auc‐ Court will partici‐ visit https://slidell bidder the following tioned by the St. pate in an Onsite with auction.com and library vehicles Tammany Parish Li‐ Live Auction Bidding click on the auction deemed as surplus brary will not be Online date listed on the by the St. Tammany sold for a price less public auction be‐ than required by ginning at 9am on Homepage. For on‐ Parish Library. Thursday, October law. All items are line bidding via 22, 2026 by Serv‐ Proxibid please visit One (1) Chevrolet sold “as is, where Corp International, is” and with all https://bit.ly/ Ex

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29th day of Octo‐ ber, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. (Time shall be established by the PBX clock at the above referenced address), at which time and place bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bidder is solely responsible for proper delivery of its bid. Bids re‐ ceived after the aforementioned deadline date and time will be re‐ Notices jected. Public Bids/Proposals

The St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court will partici‐ pate in Auctions an Onsite Live Auction with Online Bidding public auction be‐ ginning at 9am on Thursday, October 22, 2026 by Serv‐ Corp International, Inc., physically lo‐ cated at 101 Magno‐ lia Street, Slidell, LA 70460 (B. Mutz, LA-1467). Miscellaneous printers, scanners, tables, chairs, etc will be sold to the highest bidder. On‐ line Bidding via Proxibid: https://bit. ly/4dQFqhc All items are sold “as is” without warranty and with all faults/defects. Items deemed surplus will not be sold for a price less than re‐ quired by law. St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court re‐ serves the right to reject any, and all bids and remove any movable property from sale. Buyer’s premium, notary fee and other terms & conditions apply. Item preview will be held Wednesday, October 21, 2026 from 9am – 3pm. For more informa‐ tion and complete terms please visit www.slidellauction. com. 201898SEP30-1T $201.25 PUBLIC NOTICE The St. Tammany Parish School Board will participate in a public auction at 9:00 AM on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at ServCorp Interna‐ tional, Inc. located at 101 Magnolia Street, Slidell, Louisiana 70460, https://slidellauct ion.com/. This will be a live auction with online bidding. Online bidding is via https://bit.ly/ 4dQFqhc. Ques‐ tions regarding the online auction should be addressed to ServCorp. Interna‐ tional, Inc., at (985) 847-1242. Miscellaneous audio-visual equip‐ ment, computers, printers, appliances, custodial equip‐ ment, food service equipment, lawn maintenance equip‐ ment, books, furni‐ ture, school buses and other vehicles will be sold to the highest bidder(s). All items are sold “as is” without war‐ ranty and with all faults/defects. Some items may be sub‐ ject to reserve. Buyer’s premium applies, other terms & conditions apply. Visit slidellauc‐ tion.com for more details. B. Mutz, LA-1467. The public is invited to attend. Interested individuals may view the equipment on Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, be‐ tween 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the auc‐ tion site. Additional informa‐ tion can be obtained by contacting Mr. Dale Roark, Custo‐ dial Supervisor, at (985) 966-3044, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 201913SEP30OCT 7-2T $73.34 Public Notices Bids/Proposals

PUBLIC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Separate sealed bids will be received by the St. Tammany Parish School Board at the St. Tammany Parish School Board C.J. Schoen Admin‐ istrative Complex, Reception Desk, 321 N. Theard St., Covington, LA 70433 for Mandev‐ ille Elementary School, Renova‐ tions and Addi‐ tions, STPSB Pro‐ ject No. 2545 on the 29th day of Octo‐ ber, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. (Time shall be established by the PBX clock at the above referenced address), at which time and place bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bidder is solely responsible for proper delivery of its bid. Bids re‐ ceived after the aforementioned deadline date and time will be re‐ jected. Complete Bidding Documents pro‐ vided by the Archi‐ tect, Multistudio, LLC of Louisiana in association with RHH Archi

Complete Bidding Documents pro‐ vided by the Archi‐ tect, Multistudio, LLC of Louisiana in association with RHH Architects, APAC, 1501 Reli‐ gious St., Ste. A, New Orleans, LA 70130, 504-5533379, may be ob‐ tained through City Blueprint located at 1200 West Cause‐ way Approach, Suite 24, Mandev‐ ille, LA 70448, upon payment of a de‐ posit of $750.00 for each set of docu‐ ments. Deposits are refundable as pro‐ vided for by law. Complete Bidding Documents are also available in elec‐ tronic form. Elec‐ tronic documents can be downloaded at no cost from City Blue Print at www. cityblueprint.com and are also avail‐ able at www.central bidding.com. Prospective bidders are responsible for any reproduction costs and/or fees as‐ sociated with the use of the website. Bid documents should be obtained only by licensed contractors through City Blue Print or at www. centralbidding. com Prospective Bidders are cau‐ tioned that the fail‐ ure to obtain Bid Documents from the Architect as set forth above or no‐ tify the Architect of an intention to Bid could prevent the Prospective Bidder from receiving ad‐ ditional informa‐ tion, updates or ad‐ denda that may be issued concerning bid‐ ding on this Pro‐ ject. All bids must be ac‐ companied by bid security equal to five percent (5%) of the sum of the base bid and all alternates and must be in the form of a certified check, cashier’s check or bid bond, as outlined in the In‐ structions to Bid‐ ders. The Successful Bidder will be re‐ quired to furnish a performance and payment bond, each in an amount equal to 100% of the con‐ tract amount. Bidders must meet the requirements of the State of Louisiana Contrac‐ tor’s Licensing Law, La. R.S. 37:2150.1 through 2164, as amended. Bids shall be accepted only from Contractors who are licensed under LA. R.S. 37:2150-2192 for the classification of Building Construc‐ tion, (see La. R.S. 37:2156.2 for classi‐ fications). Preference may be given to materials, supplies and provi‐ sions produced, manufactured or grown in Louisiana in accordance with law. This bid is let in ac‐ cordance with the Louisiana Public Bid Law, La. R.S. 38:2212 et. seq. The provisions and re‐ quirements of the Public Bid Law, this Advertisement, and those stated in the Bid Documents shall not be waived. No bid may be with‐ drawn except as provided by law. The Owner reserves the right, in accor‐ dance with law, to reject any and all bids for just cause. A pre-bid conference will be held on the 5th day of October, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. at the project site, Man‐ deville Elementary School, 519 Massena Street, Mandeville, LA 70448 , Bidders are strongly urged to at‐ tend and participate in the conference. Bidders have the op‐ tion to submit bids electronically, through www.cen tralbidding.com. in accordance with Louisiana Revised Statute 38:2212 A(1)(f)(i). 201278SEP2330OCT7-3T $300.60 PUBLIC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Separate sealed bids will be received by the St. Tammany Parish School Board at the St. Tammany Parish School Board C.J. Schoen Admin‐ istrative Complex,

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Public Notices

Separate sealed bids Bids/Proposals will be received by the St. Tammany Parish School Board at the St. Tammany Parish School Board C.J. Schoen Admin‐ istrative Complex, Reception Desk, 321 N. Theard St., Covington, LA Bidders have the op‐ 70433 for Folsom tion to submit bids Junior High electronically, School, Additions, through www.cen STPSB Project No. tralbidding.com. in with 2530 on the 20th accordance day of October, Louisiana Revised 38:2212 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Statute (Time shall be es‐ A(1)(f)(i). tablished by the 200537SEP16-23PBX clock at the 30-3T above referenced $290.49 address), at which time and place bids PUBLIC NOTICE will be publicly opened and read ADVERTISEMENT aloud. Bidder is FOR BIDS solely responsible for proper delivery Separate sealed bids of its bid. Bids re‐ will be received by ceived after the the St. Tammany aforementioned Parish School Board deadline date and at the St. Tammany time will be re‐ Parish School Board jected. C.J. Schoen Admin‐ istrative Complex, Complete Bidding Reception Desk, Documents pro‐ 321 N. Theard St., vided by the Archi‐ Covington, LA tect, Duplantis De‐ 70433 for Boyet Ju‐ sign Group, PC, nior High School, 314 East Bayou Infrastructure and Road Coordination for Thibodaux, LA Modulars, STPSB 70301, 985-447- Project No. 2511 on 0090, may be ob‐ the 15th day of Oc‐ tained through City tober, 2026 at 2:00 Blue Print located at p.m. (Time shall be 1755 Highway 190, established by the Mandeville, LA PBX clock at the 70448, upon pay‐ above referenced ment of a deposit of address), at which $430.00 for each set time and place bids of documents. De‐ will be publicly posits are refund‐ opened and read able as provided for aloud. Bidder is by law. Complete solely responsible Bidding Documents for proper delivery are also available in of its bid. Bids re‐ electronic form. ceived after the Electronic docu‐ aforementioned ments can be down‐ deadline date and loaded at no cost time will be re‐ from City Blue Print jected. at www.citybluepri nt.com and are also Complete Bidding available at www. Documents pro‐ centralbidding.com. vided by the Archi‐ Prospective bidders tect, MSH Archi‐ are responsible for tects, 229 East Kirk‐ any reproduction land St., Covington, costs and/or fees as‐ LA 70433, 985-898sociated with the 0303, may be ob‐ use of the website. tained through City Bid documents Blue Print located at should be obtained 1755 Highway 190, only by licensed Mandeville, LA contractors 70448, upon pay‐ through City Blue ment of a deposit of Print or at www. 150.00 for each set centralbidding. of documents. De‐ com Prospective posits are refund‐ Bidders are cau‐ able as provided for tioned that the fail‐ by law. Complete ure to obtain Bid Bidding Documents Documents from are also available in the Architect as set electronic form. forth above or no‐ Electronic docu‐ tify the Architect of ments can be down‐ an intention to Bid loaded at no cost could prevent the from City Blue Print Prospective Bidder at www.citybluepri from receiving ad‐ nt.com and are also ditional informa‐ available at www. tion, updates or ad‐ centralbidding.com. denda that may be Prospective bidders issued concerning are responsible for bidding on this any reproduction Project. costs and/or fees as‐ sociated with the All bids must be ac‐ use of the website. companied by bid Bid documents security equal to should be obtained five percent (5%) of only by licensed the sum of the base contractors bid and all alternates through City Blue and must be in the Print or at www. form of a certified centralbidding. check, cashier’s com Prospective check or bid bond, Bidders are cau‐ as outlined in the In‐ tioned that the fail‐ structions to Bid‐ ure to obtain Bid ders. The Successful Documents from Bidder will be re‐ the Architect as set quired to furnish a forth above or no‐ performance and tify the Architect of payment bond, each an intention to Bid in an amount equal could prevent the to 100% of the con‐ Prospective Bidder tract amount. from receiving ad‐ ditional informa‐ Bidders must meet tion, updates or ad‐ the requirements of denda that may be the State of issued concerning Louisiana Contrac‐ bidding on this tor’s Licensing Law, Project. La. R.S. 37:2150.1 through 2164, as All bids must be ac‐ amended. Bids shall companied by bid be accepted only security equal to from Contractors five percent (5%) of who are licensed the sum of the base under LA. R.S. bid and all alternates 37:2150-2192 for and must be in the the classification of form of a certified Building Construc‐ check, cashier’s tion. check or bid bond, as outlined in the In‐ Preference may be structions to Bid‐ given to materials, ders. The Successful supplies and provi‐ Bidder will be re‐ sions produced, quired to furnish a manufactured or performance and grown in Louisiana payment bond, each in accordance with in an amount equal law. to 100% of the con‐ tract amount. This bid is let in ac‐ cordance with the Bidders must meet Louisiana Public the requirements of Bid Law, La. R.S. the State of 38:2212 et. seq. The Louisiana Contrac‐ provisions and re‐ tor’s Licensing Law, quirements of the La. R.S. 37:2150.1 Public Bid Law, this through 2164, as Advertisement, and amended. Bids shall those stated in the be accepted only Bid Documents from Contractors shall not be waived. who are licensed No bid may be with‐ under LA. R.S. drawn except as 37:2150-2192 for provided by law. the classification of The Owner reserves Commercial Build‐ the right, in accor‐ ing Contractor. dance with law, to reject any and all Preference may be bids for just cause. given to materials, supplies and provi‐ A pre-bid sions produced, conference will be manufactured or held on the 5th day grown in Louisiana of October, 2026 at in accordance with 1:30 p.m. at the law. project site, Fol‐ som Jr. High This bid is let in ac‐ School, 83055 Hay cordance with the Hollow Road, Fol‐ Louisiana Public som, LA 70437, Bid Law, La. R.S. Bidders are 38:2212 et. seq. The strongly urged to provisions and re‐ attend and partici‐ quirements of the pate in the confer‐ Public Bid Law, this

Public Notices This bid is let in ac‐ Bids/Proposals cordance with the Louisiana Public Bid Law, La. R.S. 38:2212 et. seq. The provisions and re‐ quirements of the Public Bid Law, this Advertisement, and those stated in the Bid Documents shall not be waived. No bid may be with‐ drawn except as provided by law. The Owner reserves the right, in accor‐ dance with law, to reject any and all bids for just cause.

A pre-bid conference will be held on the 5th day of October, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. at the pro‐ ject site, Boyet Jr. High School, 59295 Rebel Dr, Slidell, LA 70461, Bidders are strongly urged to attend and partici‐ pate in the confer‐ ence. Bidders have the op‐ tion to submit bids electronically, through www.cen tralbidding.com. in accordance with Louisiana Revised Statute 38:2212 A(1)(f)(i). 200536SEP16-2330-3T $286.14 PUBLIC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Sealed request for proposals will be re‐ ceived by the St. Tammany Parish School Board, 321 N. Theard Street, Covington, Louisiana 70433, until 3:00 p.m., Monday, October 26, 2026, on Generator Maintenance Services (2nd Request). Additional informa‐ tion and specifica‐ tions will be fur‐ nished upon request at the address listed above. Proposal documents can also be found on www. stpsb.org/bids and www.centalbidding. com. Each proposal shall be sealed in an enve‐ lope clearly marked on the outside, "RFP #216 –GENERATOR MAINTENANCE SERVICES (2ND REQUEST) – OCTOBER 26, 2026. All proposals shall be accompanied by an original fully ex‐ ecuted bid bond, certified check, cashier's check, or money order in an amount equal to five percent (5%) of the total amount of the proposal At time and place stated above, all proposals on hand will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any proposal received after date and hour shown above will be re‐ turned unopened to the bidder. The St. Tammany Parish School Board reserves the right to adjust quantities by increasing or de‐ creasing and to re‐ ject any and all pro‐ posals. ST. TAMMANY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD /s/ AMANDA MARTIN, President /s/ FRANK J. JABBIA, Superintendent 200934SEP23-301T $82.96

PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BID CITY OF MANDEVILLE Sealed bids will be received until the hour of 11:00 A.M., local time, Wednesday, Octo‐ ber 28, 2026 in the office of the Pur‐ chasing Agent, City Hall, Mandeville, Louisiana, 3101 East Causeway Ap‐ proach, Mandeville, LA 70448; for fur‐ nishing all labor, materials, supervi‐ sion, etc., and per‐ forming all work necessary to com‐ plete WWTP PAA DISINFECTION, CITY PROJECT NO.: 212.26.002, A/E PROJECT NO. 22R00009.72; for the City of Mandeville. Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud after 11:00 A.M. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, Mandeville, Louisiana. Any bids received after 11:00 A.M. will be re‐ turned unopened. The work of this contract consists of

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ST. TAMMANY PARISH MICHAEL B. COOPER

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT List of the Central Jury Pool for the Central Jury Term of Court to be held beginning on Monday, October 12, 2026 and drawn on Tuesday, August 25, 2026

PARISH PRESIDENT

Brandon P Acker Tyrone M Adams III Alice B Albarado Donovan J Allen Sr Wayne S Alleyne Garrett M Alline Jesus S Alvarez-Acosta Helen W Amarena Ashton K Ambrose Albert F Andre IV Tara D Antoine Warren J Ardoin Jr Derrick D Armand James W Arnold Robert J Arnone Renee M Arsenault Dana M Arthur Vicki L Ashby Sheena N Astromowicz Elias R Atilano Carrisca C Austin Dawn M Avery Aimee M Baehr Amy K Baldwin Mary Cielo E Balongoyramasasa Desiree S Baquie Alicia A Bardwell Peter Barilaro Melissa R Barkemeyer Brandon K Barker Marlane Barlow Jesse L Barth Jessica N Bartlett Promise G Barton Annastasia B Bassil Roseanne R Bates Jennifer H Battiste Charles M Bean Ronald P Bearden Buck A Beatrous Cody M Beaudette Philip S Beaudoin Linda L Belhumeur Nickol C Bell William J Bell Mary K Bellisario Erika L Benfatti Vincent A Benfatti Andrew B Bennett Jacquelyn D Benson Darren A Bergeron Frank J Bergeron Lawrence W Bergeron Letha Z Berner Kaycie R Bernier Susan L Berniol Barbara A Berrigan Robert L Berry Adam F Bettencourt Craig J Betzer Brent R Bienvenu Alexander W Bier Harrison D Black Heather L Blair Sean M Blais Jane C Blanchek Gary S Blocker Sr Veronica J Bodie Carla A Boettner Richard Bohon Cindy D Bolin Jeanine F Bond Benjamin W Bonner Briana A Bonvillian Suzanne B Bordelon Charles A Borel Bevan Boudoin Allison M Boudreaux Brad J Boudreaux Christopher C Boudreaux Melanie Boudreaux Ricky J Boudreaux Daphnie N Boudy Andrew S Bourgeois Kevin R Bourgeois Jr Jessica R Bowen John B Bowman Jr Harley A Boyd Jessica B Boykin Harold S Bradford Diana M Brand Richard E Brantley Christopher C Braud Chris M Briggs Renee M Brockhaus Scott L Broom Travis J Broussard Brandon A Brown Danny L Brown Harmoni M Brown Rebecca D Brown Michael D Brubaker Karrie H Brule Lisa H Bryant Windy R Bryant Michael S Buchanan Andrew F Buckel Jr Matthew B Buhler Wayne E Burger Thaddeus M Burns John C Burton Vernon J Burton Denise W Businelle Gary D Butters Anne M Butts Dana E Byrd Craig P Cabiro Tracy M Callihan Carl A Caloian III Cesar A Campos Victoria M Campos Joseph A Cancienne Jr Joan G Candella Robert P Canedo Leticia M Canizaro

Richard W Carbo Jr Dianne F Carlos Anthony J Caruso Jr Francisco Carvajal II Janice F Cary Michele B Caskey Nicholas L Casnave Edwin J Cayette Jr Joseph R Celino Jeremie J Cepriano Chad D Chapman Rebecca C Chapotel Patrick A Chevis Joseph S Chotin Jr Maria Chrisman Denise G Chutz Mariah M Clark Shaun T Clark William G Clark Kayla L Clements Daryl W Cleworth Jr Jaheim A Clivens Nancy H Collier Stephine O Collins Lisa B Comans Coy M Combel Kelly H Comeaux Terry J Comeaux Terrie J Commare Donald N Congrove Rachael M Constant Darren R Conway Jr Elizabeth M Cooper Sharon R Core Sherry Corona Cordie L Cortez Carrie B Cottone Alexandra G Coughlin Wendell M Cousin Sr Donald B Cousins Shamonique Q Crawford Cathyrn E Creek Joanne B Crespo Coy E Crews Larry D Crocker Casey G Crosby Alex A Cuntz Fay B Curich Kristina M Curley Rockylynn R Daigle Jason R Daley Bradley L Damare Richard S Danielson Son L Dao Sandra H Daquin Christine M Darsam Molly O Dartez Kelsey R Dauterive Drew J Davis Joshua B Davis Marsha C Davis Monique C Davis Leslie A Dawes Rebekah E Day Jean S Deal Dede E Deben Susan C Deidrich Cafrey J Delco Sr Rachel A Dell Brandon A Dendinger Cherie M Denicola Daniela Deras-Deras Alexander B Deville Tina G Diaz Charles W Diehl Jr Matthew P Dimaggio Kevin P Dodd Nicole Dodson Alexander J Dominach Michael S Donovan Shannon L Doran Derrick L Dorsey Shelly N Doster Cindy Dougherty Gwendolyn B Doyle Sean P Dreyfus Christopher J Dubea Aubrey D Dubroc Danniel J Dubroc Terry C Dugas Thomas F Dugger Brian P Dunne Bonnie S Duplessis Bruce J Dupre Dale A Dyer Jane B Easterly Adriana B Echavarria Daniel D Edison Amber R Edwards Emily E Elgin Carmen M Elsensohn Dale A Emilien Dana R Engle Chika M Eniikeh Joanne M Espersen Ariel K Espiritu Lauren E Estorffe Gregory Etheridge Eric J Ewens Robert L Ezell Deivea I Faciane Michelle E Fairburn Thomas E Farmer Julia L Fassler Robert C Faucheux Nathan J Faust Pavel I Federoff William S Ferguson Kathryn M Fernandez Madison M Fisher Paul M Fisher Bryan J Fitzpatrick Carlos A Fleming Constance T Fly Lucile A Fonseca

Kay B Fontenot Molly S Fontenot Michael P Ford Adam P Fortner Eddie L Foster Ashton N France Kelly P Francioni Joni M Frantz Heather E Frazier Laura E Frazier Brandi J Fruge Glenda M Fuentes Milton R Fuller Darian B Fuselier Edward V Fuselier Dennis M Fussell George R Gabourel Amy M Gallagher Brent M Gannon Matthew S Gardner Erin I Garlepied Myckell M Gaspard Thomas A Gates Sandra Gaude Tina Gaudlap Sarah C Gennusa Sandra A Genzale Wesley I George Emily J Gerber Anthony M Giardelli Bobbie B Gibbs Alec J Gibson Hailey J Gibson Matthew R Gifford John W Gillespie Mary M Gilliam Janet L Glass Juan A Gomez William P Gomila Danielle T Gonzales Debra G Gonzales Julio E Gonzales Carlos J Gonzalez Ciara A Goodwin Juliette C Gray Russell R Green Kaitlyn L Gregg Joann B Greiner Michael J Gremillion Jr Graham M Griener Casey W Grimes Donald J Guastella Brad J Guess Matthew J Guidry Brigette M Gulliver William R Gumas Glenn J Guttuso Jr Ronald D Guyton Stacy L Hahn Joseph W Haidler Deborah D Haindel George H Hairston Sherry L Hale Karen L Hales Cody D Hall Neil B Hall Stacy T Hamilton Megan E Hammond Murat Hamzaglu Rochelle L Hanemann Kathleen M Hardouin Brittany B Harlan James D Harper Jayda S Harrell Lisa M Harrell Maritza G Harris Aaron T Harvey Colin M Havard Melina S Hawkins Mary M Hayden Robert L Hayes Jr Hubert T Hearon Joseph D Hebert Gregory J Hellmers Kelly I Hemard Charles R Hensarling Jr Vicki A Herrera Wendy K Hicks Sheresa O Hollie Deborah J Honard Genel S Hoolahan Warren P Hotard Jr Carl F Howard Charles T Howell Scott R Hughes Trenea C Hughes Lili A Humphrey John W Hunt III Virginia C Hurst Gerard J Huval Margret M Huval Hunter G Ingram Karen L Insalaco Geraldine P Jackson Teresa J Jacobsen Anne E Jaeger Gordon P Jeansonne Jr Johnny L Jennings Ernest J Jilek III Angela T Johnson Brett B Johnson II Cody J Johnson Cortnie C Johnson Sondra B Johnson Darius S Jones Jeremy P Judice Rachel K Jung Jorgette M Juul Sara E Kapp Edward M Kavanagh Benjaminy F Kent Melissa A Kenworthey Lisa M Kerr Nathan D Kersker Jolie H Khoury

Patricia M Kilburn Daniel R Kilroy Alice C King Brandon T Kirk Courtney D Kitchens Jackson H Klie Kevin K Koehl Jeremy T Koenigseder Alexander P Kooney Edward C Kramer Albert S Kraus Lisa B Labue John R Lacy Arlene R Lada Kimmy D Ladner Matthew P Laine Vivian B Lambert Cassandra G Landis Lindi R Landry Michelle L Landry Pamela P Landry Paul A Landry Elizabeth A Lange Karen A Langston Lawrence P Larocca Jr Catherine H Larsen Charmaine Laudin Bonnie M Laurent Willie L Laurent Jr James A Lawrence Catherine B Lea Joshua A Leblanc Alan J Lebouef Jr Scott B Ledo Douglas E Lee Nathan A Lee Sharon R Lee John A Leon IV Candice G Leonard Raymond J Lepine Jr Elizabeth E Leroy David T Leuba Lori J Lewis Joshua B Lillemon Paige N Lindelow Lisa M Lisk-Ekstrom Deborah M Livaccari Joseph J Livaccari Melissa L Lorance Beverly F Louviere Brandon L Lovas Brandon C Lovato Samantha L Lovecchio Cindy J Lozano Kori L Luther Michelle V Madison Florence L Malone Christina B Mamolo Christian J Manale Ronnie M Mann Martin C Manning Patricia C Marcomb Nicholas J Martemucci Madelyn R Martin Riko D Martin Amanda M Maurin Anna K May Harry J Mayeux Jr Lisa M Mayne Jerome J Mayo Daniela Mazzoni Paige E Mccarthy Jeremy D Mccaskill Karli P Mccormick Roger S Mccracking Jr Carolin D Mccurdy Michael T Mcdanell Ashleigh R Mcglothin Zoe G Mckean Katherine E Mead Stephen G Megel Wendy L Meibaum Jose L Mejia Phyllis A Melancon Michelle M Melerine Clarissa C Menard Brittany F Mendoza Candace D Mendoza Jennifer B Messina Thomas O Meyer Michael W Meyers Todd A Meynier Elise C Michaelis John P Michell Kristen L Miller Rachel F Miller Eliazer Miranda-Aparicio Chad A Mire Meghan T Mistirc Erica L Mixon Joseph C Modica Herbert Moffett IV Michael D Money Devon W Monte Jordan C Moore Kaitlin R Moore Molly A Moore Lloyd D Moran Jr Robin J Morehouse Melissa S Morgan Patricia M Morlier Brenda S Morris Melissa J Morris-Sprafka Stephen E Motichek Amanda K Munro Amanda M Murphy Courtney M Murphy Meagan C Murphy Aimee R Murrah Miles E Murray Michelle C Murry Christopher T Myrtle Paul F Naccari III Rajai A Naffa Byron D Navarre

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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT CERTIFICATION I, Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court, on this 25th day of August 2026, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing listing of the central jury venire is a true and correct “Listing of the Central Jury Venire,” being in compliance with Title XI, Qualifications and Selection of Grand and Petit Jurors, Code of Criminal Procedure, Art. 408.1, for the Central Jury Term of Court to be held beginning on October 12, 2026 and drawn on August 25, 2026.

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ST. TAMMANY PARISH MICHAEL B. COOPER PARISH PRESIDENT

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Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: EXHIBIT A

From the Point of Beginning run North 88 degrees, 02 minutes West, 836.2 feet to a point; thence North 02 degrees, 45 minutes West, 1218.8 feet to a point; thence North 84 degrees, 20 minutes East, 155.2 feet to a point; thence South 22 degrees, 39 minutes East, 1295.8 feet to a point; thence South 89 degrees, 13 minutes East, 185.0 feet to a point; thence South 41 degrees, 29 minutes East, 84.1 feet back to the Point of Beginning. This tract contains 11.22 acres, more or less.

All that certain piece or parcel of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in St. Tammany Parish, being Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 10 East, in accordance with survey of Land Surveying , Inc., dated December 8, 1980, a copy of which is annexed hereto and made part hereof, more particularly described as follows, to-wit: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PUBLIC NOTICE

From the quarter section corner common to Section 34 Township 5 South, Range 10 East and Section 3, Township 6 South Range 10 East, go North 02 degrees 43 minutes West, 1701.3 feet to a point; thence go South 89 degrees 23 minutes East 343.7 feet to a point, and the Point of Beginning.

The St. Tammany Parish Zoning Commission will hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 in the St. Tammany Parish Administrative Complex, 21490 Koop Drive, Mandeville, LA at 6:00 PM. A public hearing will be conducted at this meeting to hear comments for or against amendments to the Unified Development Code with respect to the following changes:

From the Point of Beginning go South 89 degrees 23 minutes East, 343.7 feet to an iron; thence go South 02 degrees 45 minutes East 190.23 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 24 minutes West 343.81 feet to an iron; thence go North 02 degrees 43 minutes West, 190.31 feet to an iron and the Point of Beginning. Said property contains 1.5 acres, more or less. Being the same property acquired by John Richard Taranto in the Judgment of Possession in the Succession of Sonia Treadaway Taranto, Case No. 2013-30639, dated and recorded August 1,2013 at Inst. No. 1910051.

1. Zoning Case No. 2026-4778-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S33, T4S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3 St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the south side of Stonehill Road, east of Deerfield Road, Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 2.58 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District & RO Rural Residential District to L-1 Large Lot Residential & RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows:

11.22 acre parcel having been acquired by Sonia Marie Treadaway, wife of/and John R. Taranto in the Act of Sale dated October 19,1982, recorded October 27,1982 at Inst. No. 496969.

A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCELOF GROUND, situated in Section 33, Township 4 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and more fully described as follows:

8. Zoning Case No. 2026-4804-CP

This tract contains 2.08 acres as per survey prepared by Land Surveying, LLC, dated May 30, 2019.

Petition for a conditional use permit to allow outdoor storage on a tract of land situated in S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located on the east side of Park Place, and on the north side of Village Lane West, being 215 Park Place; Covington, and which property comprises a total of 2.375 acres of land more or less, and is zoned NC-1 Neighborhood Commercial & HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in Northpark Subdivision, Phase II, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as shown on the plan of resubdivision by John J. Avery & Assoc. Inc. dated October 17, 2000 recorded as Clerk of Court Map File No. 5182A, subject property being described as follows, to-wit: 1. Lot 41-A-1, consisting of 1.737 Acres; and

A certain piece or portion of ground situated in Section 33. Township 4 South, Range 10 East, St Tammany Parish, Louisiana, mere fully described as follow: Commence at the Section Corner common to Section 5, Township 5 South Range 10 East and Sections 31 and 32, Township 4 South, Range 10 thence measure South 89 degrees 22 minutes East, a distance of 4053.5 feet to a point thence measure North 02 degrees 59 minutes East, a distance of 1236.3 feet to a point; thence measure South 89 degrees 48 minutes East, a distance of 1526.8 feet to a point; thence measure North OO degrees 14 minutes West, a distance of 1234.2 feet to a point; thence measure South 89 degrees 41 minutes East, a distance of 1113.1 feet to a point: thence measure South 01 degree 33 minutes West, a distance of 495.4A feet to the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning measure South 88 degrees 27 minutes East, a distance of 204.98 feet to a point; thence measure North 01 degree 33 minutes East, a distance of l06.24 feet to a point; thence measure North 88 degrees 27 minutes West, a distance of 204.98 feet to a point; thence measure South 01 degree 33 minutes West, a distinct of 106.24 feet back to the Point of Beginning, containing 0.5 Acres. Together with a 20’ Servitude of Passage as more fully shown on plat of survey by Fontcuberta Surveys, Inc., dated June 26, 1998, bearing Plat File No. 126-401. 2. Zoning Case No. 2026-4795-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S11, T6S, R11E, Ward 3, District 2, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of Walden Street and Linden Street, north of Tammany Avenue, Covington, which is a property comprises a total of 9.36 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District and RO Rural Overlay to L-2 Large Lot Residential District and RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALI- THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all the rights, ways, means and privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in Section 11, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, designated as (Parcel A), containing 9.36 acres more or less, all as per that plan of resubdivision by Lowe Engineers, dated June 1, 2012, which said plan of subdivision was approved by the Planning Commission and recorded July 27, 2021, as Map File No. 6039A. Being a portion of the same property acquired by Larry Aleman from Lauren R. Gibbs, by act before Michael L. Mancuso, Notary Public, dated June 19, 2014, and recorded at CIN 1945410. Being further acquired in part by Kelli A. Aleman by act dated July 26, 2021, and recorded at CIN 2283087. 3. Zoning Case No. 2026-4798-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S27, T6S, R10E, Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the north side of US Highway 190, east of Madaleen Lane, west of Canal Road, and which property comprises a total of 2.68 of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District to HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all the rights, ways, means and privileges, belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in Section 27, Township 6 South Range 10 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, all as more fully shown on the Amendment to the Minor Subdivision by John G. Cummings &Associates, dated August 7, 2009, last revised September 14, 2009, filed for registry February 1, 2010 in the Office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish as Map File No. 4860-C and being described as follows, to-wit: PARCEL A AND PARCEL B, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. Vendors reserves the 35 foot servitude of passage of right-a-way across the west line of Parcel A, as shown on the survey by John G. Cummings & Associates dated August 7, 2009, last revised September 14, 2009, Map File No. 4860C, in favor of Parcel C, D & E and the owners thereof. Appearers, their heirs and assigns, shall at all times maintain the said community driveway in good order and conditions and shall contribute equally to the coast of such maintenance. Appearers, shall at no time obstruct the common driveway in a manner so as to interfere with the use thereof by the occupants of their adjacent properties. Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 13635 Hwy 190, Covington, Louisiana 70433 Being the same property acquired by Dominick S. Lamandre from Agnes Taylor wife of/and Louis Trahan, dated December 19, 1964, Before Patrick E. Carr, Notary Public, filed for record December 23, 1964, at COB 376, folio 241 in the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Further acquired by the Succession of Dominick Salvador Lamandre, Sr., Proceedings # 761-566, Division J, of the 24th Judicial District court for the Parish of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. 4. Zoning Case No. 2026-4799-CP Petition for a conditional use permit to allow for outdoor storage on a tract of land situated in S10 & S48, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the west side of N. Highway 190, north of 11th Ave., and south of 10th Ave., Covington, and which property comprises a total of 1.69 of land more or less and is zoned HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: A CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in the Town of Alexiusville in Sections 10 & 48, Township 7 South, Range 11 East, Covington, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, being more fully described as follows, to-wit: The northwesterly corner of Square 110, Town of Alexiusville, at the southeasterly intersection of Bravo Street and 10th Avenue, shall serve as the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning, thence run along the southerly boundary of 10th Avenue North 89 degrees 23 minutes 36 seconds East a distance of 239.84 feet to an iron; thence go North 76 degrees 30 minutes 08 seconds East a distance of 12.04 feet to an iron; thence go South 00 degrees 52 minutes 57 seconds East a distance of 90.07 feet to an iron; thence go South 89 degrees 05 minutes 44 seconds West a distance of 93.25 feet to an iron; thence go South 01 degrees 23 minutes 01 seconds East a distance of 29.92 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 00 minutes 38 seconds East a distance of 77.95 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 09 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 149.97 feet to an iron located on the westerly boundary of U.S. Hwy. 190; thence go along the westerly boundary of U.S. Hwy. 190 South 00 degrees 53 minutes 25 seconds East a distance of 119.13 feet to an iron; thence go along the northerly boundary of 11th Avenue South 88 degrees 49 minutes 45 seconds West a distance of 389.37 feet to an iron located at the northeasterly intersection of 11th Avenue and Bravo Street; thence go along the easterly boundary of Bravo Street North 00 degrees 12 minutes 23 seconds West a distance of 239.60 feet back to the Point of Beginning. This parcel contains 1.69 Acres, all as more fully shown on the proposed Resubdivision Plat of Randall, W. Brown & Associates, Inc. Survey No. 26272, dated May 5, 2026. 5. Zoning Case No. 2026-4800-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S18, T7S, R10E, Ward 1, District 4, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the north side of Highway 22 W., east of Kathman Drive, Madisonville, and which property comprises a total of 1.28 of land more or less, from its present L-2 Large Lot Residential District to HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in Section 18, Township 7 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, in that part thereof known (as LIVE OAK HILLS SUBDIVISION) (formerly Kathman Acres), and being designated and described on that certain Resubdivision Map and Plat by D&S Surveyors, dated March 7, 2007, Job No. 07-20, the original of which is on file and of record with the Office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as Map File No. 4423A, and according thereto, said Lot is more particularly described as follows: LOT 6B, BLOCK 5, LIVE OAK HILLS SUBDIVISION (FORMERLY KATHMAN ACRES), ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY The Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 1928 Highway 22 West, Madisonville, LA 70447. Being the same property acquired by Christine Dewitt Dunn by Judgment of Possession dated October 24, 2020, in the Succession of Ethel Lee Dean Dewitt, wife of/and Charles I. Dewitt, Sr., 22nd Judicial District Court for the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, Proceedings No. 22368l8, Div. “J”, and recorded with the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as Instrument No. 2236818. 6. Zoning Case No. 2026-4801-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S4, T8S, R13E & S33, T7S, R13E, Ward 6, District 11, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a property located on the west sides of LA Highway 434 and LA Highway 3241, Lacombe, and which property comprises a total of 10.37 of land more or less, from its present PUD Planned Unit Development and L-1 Large Lot Residential District to HC-3 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST & SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE FROM THE SECTION CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 3 & 4, T-8-S, R-13-E AND SECTIONS 33 AND 34, T-7-S, R-13-E, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, AND GO SOUTH 89 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 30 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1775.69 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING GO SOUTH 40 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 190.06 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 63 DEGREES 11 MINUTES 28 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 145.85 FEET; THENCE WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE LEFT WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 991.50 FEET, WITH A RADIUS OF 3597.00 FEET, WITH A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 55 DEGREES 17 MINUTES 40 SECONDS WEST, WITH A CHORD LENGTH OF 988.36 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 18 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 694.82 FEET; THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 35 MINUTES 07 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 190.71 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 195.51 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 425.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 40 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 11 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 100.05 FEET; THENCE NORTH 59 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 59 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 108.17 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 07 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 10 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 322.79 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 20 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 05 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 239.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 26 DEGREES 55 MINUTES 52 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 91.84 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 40 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 37.40 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 10.37 ACRES OF GROUND, MORE OR LESS. 7. Zoning Case No. 2026-4803-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S34, T5S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located at the end of Joiner Road, east of Booth Road being 3095 Joiner Road, Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 11.22 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District and RO Rural Overlay to L-1 Large Lot Residential District and RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows:

ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and

improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being a portion of the East half of the West half of the Southeast quarter (E 1/2 of W 1/2 of SE 1/4), of Section Thirty Four (34), Township 5 South, Range 10 East, and

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being more fully described as follows, to-wit:

LESS AND EXCEPT that portion of ground sold in Act passed before Martha L. Jumonville, St. Tammany Parish, Notary Public, dated January 30, 1981 and recorded in COB 1002, folio 677, and which portion of ground is more specifically described as follows, to-wit:

From the Point of Beginning run South 89 degrees 39 minutes 00 seconds East, 205.02 feet to a point; thence South 01 degrees 33 minutes 00 seconds West, 550.19 feet to a point; thence North 88 degrees 25 minutes 43 seconds West, 204.98 feet to a point; thence North 01 degrees 33 minutes 00 seconds East, 213.23 feet to a point; thence North 88 degrees 25 minutes 43 seconds West, 103.00 feet to a point; thence North 01 degrees 33 minutes 00 seconds East, 332.59 feet back to the Point of Beginning.

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From the Section Corner common to Sections 34 and 35, Township 5 South, Range 10 East, and Sections 2 and 3, Township 6 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, run South 89 degrees, 04 minutes West, 1151.4 feet to the Point of Beginning.

All in accordance with the survey of Land Surveying, Inc., dated August 6, 1982,

From the Section Corner common to Section 5 Township 5 South, Range 10 East, and Sections 31 and 32, Township 4 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, run South 89 degrees 22 minutes East 4053.5 feet; thence North 02 degrees 59 minutes East 1236.3 feet; thence South 89 degrees 48 minutes East 1526.8 feet; thence North 00 degrees 14 minutes West 1234.2 feet; thence South 89 degrees 41 minutes East 1113.1 feet; thence North 01 degrees 33 minutes East, 50.38 feet to the Point of Beginning.

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2. Lot 41-B-1, consisting of 0.637 Acres, All as more fully shown on the current survey of R. W. Krebs Professional Land Surveying, LLC, Job #: 260154, dated February 9, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof. Subject property bears a physical address of 215 Park Place, Covington, Louisiana 70433. Being the same property acquired by Ruddigore, L.L.C. from Northpark Renaissance Limited Partnership by Sale of Property filed June 15, 1995 as Instrument No. 952604, as revised b Act of Correction (by Notary) filed April 4, 2007 as Instrument No. 1613623, both of the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Assessment No. 27593 (Lot 41A) Assessment No. 28912 (Lot 41B, et al, being a Bulk Assessment)

9. Zoning Case No. 2026-4805-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of Park Place and on the north side of Village Lane West, being 215 Park Place; Covington, and which property comprises a total of 0.637 of land more or less, from its present NC-1 Neighborhood Commercial District to HC-2 Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: LOT 41-B-I A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL OF THE RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, APPURTENANCES AND ADVANTAGES THEREUNTO BELONGING OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING, SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY, SECTION 15, T7S – R11E, NORTHPARK SUBDIVISION, PHASE II, BOUNDED BY PARK PLACE, NORTHPARK PHASE III SECTION 3-A, NORTH LINE OF SUBDIVISION AND VILLAGE LANE WEST, DESIGNATED AS LOT 41-B-1 AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SECTION CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 9, 10, 15 AND 16, MEASURE THENCE ALONG THE SECTION LINE COMMON TO SECTIONS 10 AND 15 S89°50’07”E A DISTANCE OF 350.00 FEET TO A POINT, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. MEASURE THENCE FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALONG SAID COMMON LINE S89°53’07”E A DISTANCE OF 101.18 FEET TO A POINT; MEASURE THENCE S23°03’45”W A DISTANCE OF 399.65 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF PARK PLACE; MEASURE THENCE ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE N73°46’50”W A DISTANCE OF 49.59 FEET TO A POINT; MEASURE THENCE N16°13’1O”E A DISTANCE OF 368.74 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SECTION LINE COMMON TO SECTIONS 10 AND 15, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. ALL AS MORE FULLY SHOWN ON A SURVEY BY R.W. KREBS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYING, LLC DATED AUGUST 19, 2026. JOB# 261055.

10. Zoning Case No. 2026-4806-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S33, T6S, R10E, Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the west side of Wise Road, south of Baham Road; Covington, and which property comprises a total of 1.101 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District to L-1 Large Lot Residential District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALLTHAT CERTAINPIECE ORPARCEL OFLAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, appurtenances and advantages thereuntobelonging or in any way appertaining thereto situated in Section 33, Township 6 South, Range 10 East, Greensburg District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and more fully described according to map ad plat of surveyor pf Eddie J. Champagne Surveyor dated December 11, 1969, as follows, to-wit: Begin at the Quarter corner between Sections 33 and 34, Township 6 South, range 10 East, Greensburg District, Louisiana, run West 1354. 0 feet; thence North 537. 7 feet; thence North 1 degree 08 minutes West 503.8 feet to the Point of Beginning. From the said Point of Beginning thence continue North 1 degree 08 minutes West 32.4 feet; thence West 10.0 feet; thence North 0 degrees 33 minutes West 315.2 feet; thence West 1337. feet; thence South 0degrees 07 minutes West 347.6 feet; thence East 1346.8 feet to the Point of Beginning. All within Section 33,Township 6 South, Range 10 East, Greensburg District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and containing 10.76 acres, all according to the above referred to survey. Being the same property acquired by Ada Valdes, wife of/and Felix S. Valdes from Robert Stauss by Dation en Paiement dated September 29, 1997, recorded September 30, 1997, as COB Instrument No. 1065419 of the records of St. Tammany Pariah, Louisiana. 11. Zoning Case No. 2026-4807-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S18, T7S, R10E, Ward 1, District 4, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which are Parcels located on the north side of LA Highway 22, south of Mary Street, and west of Highway 1085; Madisonville, and which property comprises a total of 1.3 of land more or less, from its present L-2 Large Lot Residential District to HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: A CERTIAN PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in Square 5 of Live Oak Hills in Section 18, Township 7 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, wherein subject property is more particularly described as follows, to-wit: 1. Lot 13-B of Square 5 of Live Oak Hills, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana; and 2. Lot 14-B of Square 5 of Live Oak Hills, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, Said lots collectively fronting in the aggregate of 200 feet along the northerly boundary of La. Hwy. 22, with a depth between parallel lines of 273.60 feet (westerly boundary) and 275.01 feet (easterly boundary), with a northerly boundary of 199.78 feet. All as more fully shown on the surveys for: 1. Lot 13-B: Survey of Land Surveying LLC, No. 19366, dated May 8, 2019; and 2. Lot 14-B: Survey of John G. Cummings and Associates, Job No. 14215, dated August 11, 2014.

Tract 2-Al B. as shown on Plat of Survey of Dennis L. Gowin, P.L.S., dated July 15, 2019, showing Resubdivision of Tract 2-Al into Tracts 2-A IA and 2-AIB recorded as Map 5876B on August 28, 2019 in the Parish of St. Tammany Parish, State of Louisiana, according to which Tract 2-AIB is fully described as follows: A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND BEING TRACT 2-A I B, TAMMANY MIDDLE LLC SUBDIVISION, PHASE 1, A RECORDED SUBDIVISION SITUATED IN SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE II EAST, GREENSBURG LAND DISRICT, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, BEING MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE REPORTED SECTION CORNOR COMMON TOECTION 9, 10, 15, AND 16, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 11 EAST AS SHWON ON THE FINAL APPROVAL MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF A 33.323 ACRE PACREL, LOCATED IN SECTIONS 15, 16 & 22, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 11 EAST INTO TRACTS I, 2-A & 2-B OF THE TAMMANY MIDDLE LLC, SUBDIVISION PHASE I AS PREPARED BY ACADIA LAND SURVEYING, LLC. DATED JANUARY 19, 2005; THENCE SOUTHERLY THE FOLLOWING COURSES AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAT: SOUTH 89° 59’ EAST, A DISTANCE OF 1362.70 FEET TO A POINT; SOUTH 00° 10' 00" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 2056.51 FEET TO A POINT; SOUTH 00° 09' 00" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 678.20 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF HOLIDAY BOULEVARD AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN 80 FOOT WIDE UNNAMED STREET; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE THE FOLLOWING COURSES: SOUTH 00° 09' 00" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 812.55 FEET TO A PO1NT. ALONG A CURVE TO THE RIGHT AN ARC DISTANCE OF 754.83 FEET (1130.66 FEET-TITLE) TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID TRACT 2-A 1 AND POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1103.45 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH A BEARING OF S19°17'45"W AND A LENGTH OF 740.20 FEET; SAID POINT BEING NORTH 1 43°06'53" WEST A DISTANCI OF 10.00 FEET FROM A 5/8" IRON ROD SET; THENCE LEAVING SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE SOUTH 43° 06' 53” EAST (S42°47'34"E-TITLE), A DISTANCE OF 753.42 FEET TO A ¼” IRON PIPE FOUND AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID TRACT 2-A 1, AND BEING ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF HOLIDAY SQUARE BOUELVARD; THENCE WESTERLYALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT AN ARC DISTANCE OF 110.15 FEET (110.06 FEET-TITLE) TO A 1/4" IRON PIPE FOUND, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1850.0 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH THE BEARING OF SOUTH 55° 31' 17" WEST’ (S55°50'23”W-TITLE) AND A LENGTH OF 110.13 FEET (1 10.05 FEET-TITLE); THENCE CONTIINUING ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE SOUTH 54° 04' 42" WEST (S54°08'07”W-’TITLE), A DISTANCE OF 13.45 FEET (13.53 FEET-TITLE) TO A 'A" IRON PIPE FOUND; THENCE CONTINUING ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE ON A CURVE TO THE RIGHT, AN ARC DISTANCE OF 205.48 FEET TO A 5/8" IRON ROD SET, CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1450.00 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH A BEARING OF SOUTH 57° 52' 55" WEST AND A

LENGTI I OF 205.31 FEET; THENCE LEAVING SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE NORTH 32° 42' 49" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 696.72 FEET TO A 5/8" IRON ROD SET ON THE SOUTHERLY RICHT OF WAY LINE OF THE AFORESAID 80 FOOT WIDE UNNAMED STREET; THENCE RUNNING EASTERLY ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT AN ARC DISTANCE OF 198.54 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1103.45 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH A BEARING OF NORTH 43° 46' 26" EAST AND A LENGTH OF 198.27 FEET. TIIE ABOVF. DESCRIBED PARCEL CONTAINS 4.350 ACRES AS SURVEYED BY DUPI.ANTIS DESIGN GROUP, PC, PLAT NUMBER 19-308-RESUB, DATED JULY 15, 2019, AND IS SUBJECT TO ANY SERVITUDES OR RESRICTINS OF RECORD.

14. Zoning Case No. 2026-4710-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S17& 20, T6S, R11E, Ward 3, District 2, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which are Parcels located on the east side of LA Highway 25, south of River Road, Covington, and which property comprises a total of 10.412 acres of land more or less, from its present L-1 (Large Lot Residential District), NC-1(Neighborhood Office District), and NC-2 (Neighborhood Commercial District) to GC-2 (General Commercial District). The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: PARCEL A3 AND A perpetual predial servitude of passage and right-of-way over and across the following described property, towit: That certain parcel of ground situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: From the Quarter Corner common to Sections 17 and 20, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, go South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West 1033.90 feet; thence North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West 1250.27 feet; thence North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East 583.47 feet; thence North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East 241.23 feet to an iron rod; thence South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West 100.00 feet to an iron rod; thence North 40 degrees 34 minutes 29 seconds West 30.00 feet to an iron rod; thence North 40 degrees 34 minutes 29 seconds West 510.05 feet to an iron rod; thence South 35 degrees 25 minutes 53 seconds West 186.98 feet to a iron rod and the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning go South 72 degrees 34 minutes 50 seconds West 488.83 feet to an iron set on the east line of Louisiana Highway 25; thence along said right-of-way, go North 32 degrees 28 minutes 44 seconds West 62.13 feet to a point; thence North 72 degrees 34 minutes 50 seconds East 113.23 feet to a point; thence South 32 degrees 28 minutes 44 seconds East 20.71 feet to a point; thence North 72 degrees 34 minutes 50 seconds East 374.61 feet to a point; thence South 33 degrees 41 minutes 19 seconds East 41.69 feet to the Point of Beginning. Said property designated as 60 foot Access Servitude and 40 foot Access Servitude as shown on the Minor Subdivision plat by Land Surveying, LLC dated June 19, 2024, and filed for registry August 26, 2024 in the Office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish as Map File No. 6333A. AND A perpetual predial servitude of passage and right-of-way over and across the following described property, towit: That certain parcel of ground situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: Commencing from the Quarter Corner common to Sections 17 & 20, Township 6 South, Range 11l East, run South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West for a distance of 1033.90 feet to a point; thence run North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 1250.27 feet to a point; thence run North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East for a distance of 583.47 feet to a point; thence run North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East for a distance of 241.23 feet to a point; thence run South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 100.00 feet to a point; thence run North 40 degrees 34 minutes 29 seconds West for a distance of 540.05 feet to a point; thence run South 35 degrees 25 minutes 53 seconds West for a distance of 186.98 feet to a point; thence run North 33 degrees 41 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 459.63 feet to a point; thence run South 61 degrees 10 minutes 11 seconds East for a distance of 192.10 feet to the Point of Beginning #1. From the Point of Beginning #1, run South 28 degrees 40 minutes 01 seconds West for a distance of 25.03 feet to a point; thence run North 61 degrees 10 minutes 11 seconds West for a distance of 277.25 feet to a point on the easterly right-Of-way of River Road; thence along the said right-of-way, run North 35 degrees 22 minutes 47 seconds East for a distance of 25.20 feet to a point; thence leaving said right-of-way, run South 61 degrees 10 minutes 11 seconds East for a distance of 274.30 feet back to the Point of Beginning #1. Said parcel of land contains 6,903.9 square feet or 0.16 acres more or less. Said property designated as #1 25 foot Access Servitude as shown on A Servitude Map of Parcel A3 by Lowe Engineers, PLS, dated February 10, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto. AND A perpetual predial servitude of passage and right-of-way over and across the following described property, towit: That certain parcel of ground situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: Commencing from the Quarter Corner common to Sections 17 & 20, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, run South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West for a distance of 1033.90 feet to a point; thence run North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 1250.27 feet to a point; thence run North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East for a distance of 583.47 feet to a point; thence run North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East for a distance of 241.23 feet to a point; thence run South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 52.47 feet to the Point of Beginning #3. From the Point of Beginning #3, continue South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 25.00 feet to a point; thence run North 41 degrees 19 minutes 13 seconds West for a distance of 30.00 feet to a point; thence run North 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds East for a distance of 25.00 feet to a point; thence run South 41 degrees 19 minutes 13 seconds East for a distance of 30.00 feet back to the Point of Beginning #3. Said parcel of land contains 750.10 square feet or 0.02 acres more or less. Said property designated as #3 25 foot Access Servitude as shown on A Servitude Map of Parcel A3 by Lowe Engineers, PLS, dated February 10, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto. Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 75130 Highway 25, Covington, LA 70433.

12. Zoning Case No. 2026-4808-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S30, T5S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the northeast corner of LA Highway 1077 and P. Morgan Road; Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 15.54 of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District, MHO Manufactured Home Overlay, and RO Rural Overlay to R-2 Rural Residential District, MHO Manufactured Home Overlay, and RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: PARCEL D A certain piece or parcel of land, totaling 7.77 acres, with all buildings and improvements located thereon, situated in Section 30, T5S-R10E, Greensburg Land District, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: COMMENCING AT A POINT LOCATED SOUTH 00° 01 45” WEST 2675.74 FEET FROM THE CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 19, 20, 29, AND 30; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 89°55’16” WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 434.47 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00°05’21” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 820.52 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 89°55’16” WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 433.75 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY P. MORGAN ROAD; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 00°17’31” EAST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR A DISTANCE OF 760.52 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89°55’16” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 80.88 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 80°17’12” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 352.78 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Being Parcel D on a plat and survey by John G. Cummings, P.L.S., dated January 18, 2008, recorded as File No. 4636C of the Official Records of St. Tammany Parish. and PARCEL E A certain piece or parcel of land, totaling 7.77 acres, with all buildings and improvements located thereon, situated in Section 30, T5S-R10E, Greensburg Land District, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: COMMENCING AT A POINT LOCATED SOUTH 00°0’ 45” WEST 2675.74 FEET FROM THE CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 19, 20, 29, AND 30; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 89°55’16” WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 434.47 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00°05’21” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 820.52 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00°05’21” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 739.11 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER LOCATED ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY NO. 1077; THENCE PROCEED IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAVING A RADIUS OF 854.68 FEET AND AN ARC LENGTH OF 459.52 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF P. MORGAN ROAD; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 00°17’31” EAST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR A DISTANCE OF 854.50 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89°55’16” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 433.75 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Being Parcel E on a plat and survey by John G. Cummings, P.L.S., dated January 18, 2008, recorded as File No. 4636C of the Official Records of St. Tammany Parish.

13. Zoning Case No. 2026-4809-CP

Petition for a conditional use permit to allow a pole sign on a tract of land situated in S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located on the north side of Holiday Square Blvd., being 250 Holiday Square Blvd., Covington, and which property comprises a total of 4.35 acres of land more or less and is zoned HC-3 Highway

Being the same property acquired by First Apostolic Church of Covington, Incorporated from Emma Jean Hyde Freeman, wife of/and Carl Freeman by Act of Transfer dated March 30, 2007 before Whitman W. Fowlkes, Notary Public, and Richard L. Greenland, Notary Public, filed for record May 16, 2007 under CIN 1621298, and by Act of Transfer dated October 31, 2008 before Kirk J. Frosch, Notary Public, filed for record November 19, 2008 at CIN 1706003 in the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. And

ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, established according to the Plat Showing Survey and Resubdivision of a Portion of a 7.054 Acre Tract into Tracts A and B by Acadia Land Surveying, L.L.C., dated September 22, 2008, and filed for registry October 3, 2008 in the office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish as Map File No. 4738C, and being described as follows, to-wit: TRACT A, CONTAINING 4.132 ACRES, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. Being a portion of the same property acquired by First Apostolic Church of Covington, Inc. from Emma Jean Hyde Freeman, wife of/and Carl Freeman by Act of Transfer dated October 31, 2008 filed for record under CIN 1706003 in the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. 15. Zoning Case No. ZC07-07-041 Petition for a major amendment to the Tamanend PUD for a tract of land situated in Sections 3, 4, and 9, Township 8S, Range 13E, Wards 7 & 9, District 11, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and which property is located on the east side of LA Highway 434, south of Horseshoe Island, Lacombe, and which property comprises a total of 959.09 acres more or less. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: PROPERTY DESCRIPTION TAMANEND PUD BOUNDARY TWO PARCELS OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTIONS 3, 4 & 9, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH - RANGE 13 EAST AND SECTION 34. TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE 13 EAST ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTIONS 3, 4 AND 9, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE FROM THE SECTION CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 3, 4, 9 AND 10, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH — RANGE 13 EAST, ALSO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING GO: SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 53 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 1320.29 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 57 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1321.30 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 19 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 1318.02 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 45 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1313.89 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 39 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2633.75 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 33 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 410.51 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 171.71 FEET; THENCE NORTH 58 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 48 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2041.70 FEET; THENCE NORTH 59 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 75.03 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 78 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 38 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 63.25 FEET; THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 26 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 140.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 09 DEGREES 20 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 228.06 FEET; THENCE NORTH 28 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 04 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 127.79 FEET; THENCE NORTH 26 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 04 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 392.68 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 14 MINUTES 20 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 161.48 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 10 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 02 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 06 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 01 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 37 MINUTES 56 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 29 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32

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INDEGREES VITATION TO C04 DEGREES 05 MINUTES 34 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 31 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 253.67 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 846.00 FEET; ers may download sible for a Vendor’s Bidders also have BID C06(PART) DEGREES 57 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 31 THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 47 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 1091.98 FEET; THENCE WITH to A CURVE TURNING TO THE RIGHT WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 1297.70 FEET, WITH the option submit solic itaAtion u‐ FEET; CITY OF49 MINUTES 23 SECONDS failTHENCE ure to down C07 DEGREES EAST DISTANCEdoc OF 13.67 NORTH 31 load A RADIUS OF 3415.00 FEET, WITH A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 46 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 50 bids elec tron i cally ments and sub mit MAN DEV ILLE any ad denda doc u ‐ C08(PART) DEGREES 41 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 31 SECONDS EAST, CHORD BidWITH NetADi ‐ LENGTH OF 1289.91 FEET; elecEAST tronic bids at no FEET; ments quired to through DEGREES 33 MINUTES 12 SECONDS A DISTANCE OF 13.67 THENCE re NORTH 31 C09(PART) THENCE NORTH 63 DEGREES 56 MINUTES 14 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 990.41 FEET; DEGREES 25 MINUTES A DISTANCE OFthe 13.67 FEET; THENCE 31 mis‐ rect. To 62reg ister, 42 MINUTES 29 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 669.14 FEET; costEAST through Sealed bids will 06beSECONDS com pleteNORTH a sub C11(PART) THENCE NORTH DEGREES THENCE WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE LEFT WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 1689.10 FEET, WITH A DEGREES 17until MINUTES the 01 SECONDS A DISTANCE 13.67 THENCE NORTH 31 visit netd17 MINUTES 34 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 114.13 FEET; CityEAST of ManOF dev ‐ FEET; received sion. THENCE www. SOUTH 87bid DEGREES RADIUS OF 10125.00 FEET, WITH A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 59 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 29 DEGREES 08 MINUTES 55 SECONDS EAST new A DISTANCE 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 31 THENCE NORTH DEGREES 53 MINUTES 47 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 70.00 FEET; THENCE irec t.com/ sli63dell ille’s BeaOFcon hour of 11:00 A.M., SECONDS EAST, WITH A CHORD LENGTH OF 1687.14 FEET; The polling places DEGREES 00 MINUTES 50 SECONDS A DISTANCE 13.67 THENCE NORTH 49 DEGREES 51 MINUTES 37 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 123.69 FEET; THENCE NORTH BidEAST plat form. OF Pro ‐ FEET; local time, The proNORTH ject 30 memo rial hospital for the precincts set THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 34 MINUTES 25 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 342.45 FEET; DEGREES 52 MINUTES 44 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF I 3.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 62 DEGREES 58 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 348.99 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 Wednes day, Octo‐ curement opportu‐ classification is: ochsner or call Bid‐ forth above THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 38 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2640.90 FEET BACKare DEGREES 44 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 2502.69 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 ni ties are ac ces si ble berDEGREES 28, 2026 in the High way, Street, Net Di rect Ven dor hereby designated TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 36 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 22 MINUTES 36 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 3975.71 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 through the City's office of the Pur ‐ and Bridge Sup port at (800) as the polling places DEGREES 28 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 51 MINUTES 23 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 3975.62 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 BidEASTOp portuni chas ing Agent, City Con struc tion30 835-4603 (Op46tion at which to hold the DEGREES 20 MINUTES 22 SECONDS A DISTANCE OFties 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH DEGREES 52 MINUTES SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1320.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 page: Hall, deville, www. and/or nic30ipal 2). SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 128.69 ACRES OF GROUND, MORE OR LESS. TOTAL BOTHtion, PARCELSand said OFelec DEGREESMan 12 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST Ahttps:// DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCEMu NORTH DEGREES 51 MINUTES 23 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 5304.39 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF Louisiana, 3101 cityofm villOF e.13.67 FEET; IS 959.09 ACRES OF GROUND, MORE OR LESS. and Public Works Elec tronic submis‐ PUBLIC NOTICE DEGREES 04 MINUTES 11 SECONDS EAST Aande DISTANCE BEGINNING. the CommissionersEast Causeway Ap‐ com/finance/page/ Construction sions require both in-Charge and Com‐ THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 56 MINUTES 06 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF I 3.67 FEET; THENCE proach, Man dev48ille, bidopportu niti es. an electronic bid DECLARATION /s/ Ross Liner, Director missioners, respec‐ NORTH 29 DEGREES MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH Department of Planning and Development SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 830.40 ACRES OF GROUND, MORE OR LESS. TOGETHER WITH: LA29 DEGREES 70448;39 for fur55‐ SECONDS Suppli ersA DISTANCE may sub ‐ FEET; Paper Bids must bond and a digital OF ELECTION tively, shall be those PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MINUTES EAST OF 13.67 THENCE NORTH 29 be ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE nish ing 31all labor, scribe updates sealed. ad29dition, sig nature. RESULTS DEGREES MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST Afor DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE In NORTH persons designated 13 EAST, S4“. TAMMANY PARISH, LOU1SIANA AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: maDEGREES terials,23 MINUTES super44 viSECONDS ‐ andEAST A DISTANCE OF tu 13.67 NORTH 29 access oppor ‐ FEET; theTHENCE outside of the Please direct ques‐ according to law. LOST NOTICE OF DEGREES 39 SECONDS EAST A at: DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; NORTH 29 COMMENCE FROM THE SECTION ANDit 3, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH sion, etc.,15 MINUTES and per ‐ nities https:// enTHENCE velope, box, or tions to Barry Win ‐ CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 2Be known and de‐ PROMISSORY SPECIAL ELEC‐ The estimated cost DEGREES MINUTES 33 SECONDS EASTbeaconbid. A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE — RANGE 13rec EAST, AND SECTIONS 34 AND 35, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH-RANGE 13 EAST form ing 07all work www. pack ageNORTH con28 taining ters, Di tor of clared thatAND theGOgov‐ NOTE: Anyone of this election as TION DEGREES 59 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 28 NORTH 968.27 FEETau TOthor THE POINT necDEGREES essary55 MINUTES to com ‐ com/solicitations/ the Bid shall be Sup ply89 DEGREES Chain50 MINUTES and 23 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OFern ing ity of knowing the where‐ determined by the 25 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 346.41 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 OF BEGINNING. plete city-of-mandeville/ marked with the fol‐ Logistics, Slidell the St. Tammany abouts or having Pursuant to the pro‐ Secretary of State DEGREES 24 MINUTES 51 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 575.65 FEET; THENCE NORTH 73 WWTP register. low ing in forma Memo rialPOINT Hos tal, GO: Parish Mosquito possession of one visions of a resolu‐ based upon the pro‐ FROM THE OF pi BEGINNING DEGREESPAA 59 MINUTES 19 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 87.63 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 74 tion. DIS INFEC TION, Name and Ad30dress 1025 Florida Ave, Abatement District (1) certain Promis‐ tion adopted by the visions of Chapter DEGREES 43 MINUTES 52 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 113.43 FEET; THENCE NORTH NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 23 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1644.60 FEET; CITY PRO JECT of the Bid der, the Each bid must be ac ‐ Slidell, LA 70458, (the "Dis trict"), did sory Note originally City Council of the 8-A of Title 18 and DEGREES 36 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 2.79 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE LEFT WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 85.43 WITH A 36 MINUTES 20 SECONDS EAST com A DISTANCE OF 80.00 THENCE NORTH 30Con DEGREES NO.: 212.26.002, State trac36tor’s atTHENCE panied by FEET; a bid e-mail: Barry. meet inFEET, open and in favor of GMFS, City of Covington, actual costs of simi‐ RADIUS OF 130.00 FEET, WITH A CHORD BEARING OFTICE NORTH 70 DEGREES 18 MINUTES 55 to ex‐ MINUTESPRO 18 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE 2.21the FEET;form THENCE NORTH 23 DEGREES 22ber MINUTES A/E JECT License Num of Winters@ securityOFin Ochsner. public session PUBLIC NO LLC, Limited Lia‐ State of Louisiana lar elections is SECONDS WEST, WITH A CHORD LENGTH OF 83.90 FEET; 48 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCEof OF 42.52 THENCE NORTH 66the DEGREES 31der MINUTES NO. 22R00009.72; Bid (if12 the org cerFEET; tified check, amine the official bility Corporation (the "Governing Au‐ $21,000. SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 40.31 FEET; THENCE NORTH 11 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 10 for the City of cashier’s check, or work is estimated at certiOF fied tabFEET; ulations executed by Felisa thority"), acting as Notice is further 1GDEK19K0RE51 THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 MINUTES 46 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE 1810.70 Mandeville. Bids Bid Bond as pre‐ $50k or more), the Slidell Memorial 5313 GMC is stored of votes cast at the Carvajal Rivera and the governing au‐ given that a portion 2-16-30-3X $2,540.16 will be opened and scribed by LA RS Bid Name, and the Hospital reserves at 41558 Hwy 190 special election held Ingrid Lynn Rivera., thority of the199224SEPT the monies col‐ City of of publicly read aloud 38:2218.A.C, in the Bid Number. Bids the right to reject E, Slidell, LA. in the District on dated 10/16/2012, in Covington, State of lected from the tax after 11:00 A.M. in amount equal to at submitted without any and all bids for 70461 since Saturday, June 27, the original loan Louisiana (the described in the the City cil least Public inforNotices mation just cause. five Notices percent this Public ning 6/30/26. If all cur‐ 2026, and did exam‐ amount of "City"), on August Proposition shall be Public Coun Notices PublicWin Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Chambers, City may be deemed (5%) of the total bid is sub ject to ine and can vass the rent charges are not remitted to Notices certain $262,000.00, please 11, 2026, NO TICE Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Hall, Mandeville, amount bid and non-responsive. Slidell Memorial paid and vehicle returns of the said contact Elizabeth IS HEREBY state and statewide Louisiana. Any bids payable without Hospital’s Board of claimed by the election, there hav‐ Crowell Price by GIVEN that a spe‐ retirement systems received after 11:00 conditions to the Bids will be re‐ Commissioner’s ac‐ owner by 11/2/2026 ing been submitted mail at 1505 N 19th cial election will be in the manner re‐ A.M. will be re‐ Owner as a guaran‐ ceived at 21454 ceptance and a Permit to Sell may at said election the Street, Monroe, LA held within the City quired by law. turned unopened. tee that the Bidder, if Koop Dr., Suite 2F, approval. following proposi‐ 71201 or by phone on be obtained SATURDAY, The said special awarded the Con‐ Mandeville, LA 200437SEP16-23tion, to wit: 201151SEP23-30at 801-355-2886. DECEMBER 12, election will be held The work of this tract, will promptly 70471 from each 30-3T 2T 201010SEP232026, and that at the in accordance with contract consists of execute a Contract bidder or his agent $1336.56 $150.44 PROPOSITION 30OCT7-3T said election there the applicable pro‐ installation of a new in accordance with and given a written (MILLAGE $344.41 will be submitted to visions of Chapter 5 of a new PAA disin‐ his proposal and all receipt, by certified PUBLIC NOTICE RENEWAL) all registered voters and Chapter 6-A of PUBLIC NOTICE fection system, re‐ terms and condi‐ mail with return re‐ in the City qualified Title 18 of the PUB LIC NO TICE moval and replace‐ tions of the Contract ceipt requested, or Request for Bid: Anyone knowing Shall the St. Tam‐ and entitled to vote Louisiana Revised ment of concrete Documents. electronically at SMH MOB 1 Suite the whereabouts of many Parish Mos‐ NOTICE at the said election Statutes of 1950, as roadway, and mis‐ www.bidexpress. quito Abate ment under the Constitu‐ amended, and other 310 Renovation - any heirs, legatees, cellaneous appur‐ The outside enve‐ com. Dis trict (the "Dis ‐ Employee Health or legal representa‐ Notice is hereby tion and Laws of the constitutional and tenant work at the lope in which the The Procurement Clinic - 26-10-01C trict"), con tinue to State of Louisiana statutory authority, tives of Christie C. given, pursuant to City of Mandeville bid is placed must Department can be Salisbury (also levy a 2.95 mills tax article IV, section and the Constitution and the officers ap‐ be clearly marked as contacted by tele‐ Complete bidding known as Christie on all the property 21(D)(1) of the of the United States, pointed to hold the WWTP follows: phone at (985) 898- documents may be Celias Salisbury, Jr., subject to taxation Louisiana Constitu‐ the following said election, as pro‐ This contract may 2520 or via e-mail at obtained from the Christie Celias Sal‐ in the District for a tion, that on Sep‐ proposition, to-wit: vided in this Notice be fully or partially Sealed Bid: PRO‐ Procurement@ of Special Election, Supply Chain and isbury, or Christie C. period of 10 years, tember 17, 2026, funded NAME: stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ Logistics Depart‐ Salisbury, Jr.) or beginning with the Delta by the JECT or such substitutes South PROPOSITION FEMA Public Assis‐ WWTP PAA DIS‐ many Parish Gov‐ ment of Slidell Linda G. Salisbury year 2028 and end‐ Louisiana therefor as may be Gas (BOND) tance program. INFECTION SYS‐ ernment reserves Memorial Hospital, (also known as ing with the year Company, selected and desig‐ LLC Refer to the Con‐ TEM the right to reject 1025 Florida Ave., Linda Griffin, Linda 2037 (the "Tax") (an (“Delta South”), a Shall the City of nated in accordance tract Documents, as CITY PROJECT any or all quotes and Slidell, Louisiana Griffin Salisbury, or estimated La. R.S. natural gas public Covington, State of with amended, for the NO.: 212.26.002 to waive informali‐ 70458. Phone: 985- Linda Salisbury), $9,335,000 reason‐ utility having facili‐ Louisiana (the 18:1287, will make federal PROJECT ties. contract A/E 280-8520. A please contact S. ably expected at this ties to permit the "City"), incur debt due returns thereof clauses and provi‐ NO.: 22R00009.72 200448SEP16-23$200.00 deposit is Michele Blanchard, time to be collected local distribution of and issue bonds to to said Governing sions applicable to Bid Due Date and 30-3T required. Please Attorney at Law, from the levy of the natural gas to resi‐ the amount of not Authority, and NO‐ this contract be‐ Time: WEDNES‐ $157.54 TICE IS HEREBY make checks Airey Blanchard Tax for an entire dential and com‐ exceeding tween the City and DAY, OCTOBER payable to Slidell Law Office, LC, at year), for the pur‐ mercial customers $4,700,000, in one FURTHER GIVEN 28, 2026; 11:00 PUBLIC NOTICE the contractor. pose of pur chas ing, or more se ries, to that the Governing Memorial Hospital. (985) 641-4010, in the parishes listed A.M. concerning a pend‐ maintaining and op‐ below, filed with the run not exceeding Authority will meet A non-mandatory A pre-bid meeting ing proceeding in‐ erating machinery, Louisiana Request for Bid: Public 20 years from the at its regular meet‐ pre-bid conference INCLUDE: CON‐ SMH Main will be held on volving their un‐ facilities and equip‐ Service Commis‐ date thereof, with ing place, the Coun‐ will be held TRACTOR’S Tuesday, Septem‐ opened successions ment necessary or sion (“LPSC”) its interest at a rate not cil Chambers, 222 Entrance and Wednesday, Octo‐ NAME, AD‐ Heart Center ber 29, 2026, at in the 22nd Judicial useful in the eradi‐ Evaluation Report exceeding 6% per E. Kirkland Street, ber 8, 2026; 10:00 DRESS, AND 1:00pm at the Ma‐ District Renovation - 26Court, cation, abatement or pursuant to its Gas annum, for the pur‐ Covington, A.M., at Mandev‐ LOUISIANA on terials Manage‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ control of mosqui‐ Operation Rate Sta‐ pose of making cap‐ Louisiana, 10-02C ille’s Department CONTRACTOR’S ital improvements TUESDAY, JANU‐ ment building at many, Louisiana, toes and other bilization Plan of Public Works, LICENSE NUM‐ Complete bidding 1025 Florida Ave., Suit No. 2026- arthropods of public (“RSP”) Rider for in the City, includ‐ ARY 5, 1100 Mandeville BER documents may be Slidell, LA 70458. 14599, Division health importance the test year ended ing, but not limited 2027, at 6:00 P.M., High Blvd. Man‐ and maintaining an June 30, 2026 (“TY to, constructing, and shall then and obtained from the All proposed bid‐ “C.” deville, LA 70471; It is requested, but Supply Chain and ders are encouraged 202062SEP30OCT adequate adminis‐ 2026”), in accor‐ renovating, acquir‐ there in open and not (985-624-3169). mandatory, Logistics Depart‐ to attend. tra tive and op er a ‐ 7-14-3T dance with LPSC ing, and/or improv‐ public session pro‐ that the entire bid ment of Slidell tional staff for the Order No. U-37345. ing (i) roads, street ceed to examine and $442.81 Drawings and Spec‐ package be sub‐ Memorial Hospital, The bid opening District? Delta South’s Gas and bridges; (ii) canvass the returns ifications are open mitted in dupli‐ 1025 Florida Ave., will be held on PUBLIC NOTICE buildings, and declare the re‐ Operations RSP fil‐ public for inspection at the cate. Duplicate Slidell, Louisiana Tuesday, October There was found by ing, if approved by parks and recre‐ sults of the said spe‐ Mandeville Depart‐ copy can be a pho‐ 70458. Phone: 985- 13, 2026, at 1:00pm Anyone knowing said count and can‐ the LPSC as filed, ational facilities; cial election. All ment of Public tocopy. 280-8520. A at the Materials the whereabouts of vass that there was a will result in a rate (iii) drains and registered voters of Works Director’s $200.00 deposit is Management build‐ James A. Pike, Jr., total of 28,896 votes increase of approxi‐ drainage facilities; the City are entitled Office, 1100 Man‐ All applicable laws, required. Please ing at 1025 Florida contact Patricia cast IN FAVOR OF mately $9.30 mil‐ (iv) public safety fa‐ to vote at said spe‐ deville High Blvd., ordinances, and the make checks Ave., Slidell, LA Bonneau, Attorney, the Proposition and lion annually inclu‐ cilities; (v) sewer‐ cial election and Mandeville, LA, rules and regula‐ payable to Slidell 70458. At the above a total of 12,940 sive of impacts due age collection and voting machines 70471; (985-624- tions of all authori‐ Memorial Hospital. time, the bids will be 985-966-9000. votes cast to the Tax Cuts and treatment, including will be used. 201789SEP30-1T 3169). A complete ties having jurisdic‐ AGAINST the Jobs Act (“TCJA”), acquiring all neces‐ 200818SEP23publicly opened and $62.21 set of Contract Doc‐ tion over construc‐ A pre-bid meeting Proposition, as here‐ effective as of De‐ sary land, equip‐ 30OCT7-14-4T read aloud. uments may be se‐ tion of the project will be held on inabove set forth, cember 16, 2026. ment and furnish‐ $462.36 cured from Digital shall apply to the Tuesday, and that there was a ings, title to which Sealed proposals PUBLIC NOTICE Engineering, Inc. Contract through‐ September 29, ma jor ity of 15,956 must have the re‐ Affected Parishes: shall be in the pub‐ PUBLIC NOTICE & McDonnell votes located at 3500 U.S. out. cast IN Acadia, quest for bid num‐ Burns 2026, at 2:00pm in Allen, lic, which bonds on be half of Cloud 190, Suite 201, Mayor Clay FAVOR OF the 26-10-01C, Connector, LLC is the Supply Chain ber, Avoyelles, Beaure‐ will be general NOTICE Mandeville, LA Madden Propo si tion as here ‐ Department located boldly displayed requesting autho‐ gard, Calcasieu, obligations of the 70471; (985-334- City of Mandeville inabove set forth. Cameron, Evange‐ City and will be Speckled Trout St. at 1025 Florida on the outside of riza tion to con struct 4131); by licensed 202040SEP30OCT Ave., Therefore, it has Slidell, envelope. Iberia, Jeffer‐ payable from ad val‐ Tammany, LLC a natural gas been declared by the line, Contractors upon 7-24-3T Louisiana 70458. son Davis, orem taxes to be and SEC pipeline be tween an payment of ONE $368.43 All proposed bid‐ All bids must be ac‐ interconnect station governing authority Lafayette, Rapides, levied and collected Resources, LLC HUNDRED dollars of the Dis trict that ders are encouraged companied by a bid near St. Helena, St. in the manner pro‐ ($100.00) per set. PUBLIC NOTICE the proposition as Landry, St. Martin, vided by Article VI, THIS NOTICE BY security equal to Louisiana Melville, to attend. in St. This payment is re‐ here in above set five percent (5%) of Landry Parish, and St. Mary, St. Tam‐ Section 33 of the PUBLICATION IS fundable to NOTICE TO forth was duly many, Tangipahoa, Constitution of the NOTIFICATION The bid opening the base bid plus any Ven ture Global CARRIED by a Vermilion, Vernon, State of Louisiana THAT bonafide bidders re‐ BIDDERS will be held on added alternates and Plaque YOUR mines LNG, majority of the votes and turning the Docu‐ ST. TAMMANY of 1974, and statu‐ RIGHTS OR IN‐ Tuesday, October must be in the form LLC Washington. and Plaque m‐ cast by the qualified ments in good con‐ PARISH tory authority sup‐ TEREST IN THE 13, 2026, at 2:00pm of a certified check, ines Expansion, electors voting at Delta South’s RSP plemental thereto, PROPERTY LO‐ dition within ten in the Supply Chain cashier’s check, or (10) days after the Sealed bids will be Department located bid bond made LLC Terminals in the said special elec‐ fil ing for the 2026 with no estimated CATED IN COV‐ Plaquemines Parish. tion held in the Dis‐ Test Opening of Bids. received by the De‐ at 1025 Florida payable to Slidell The Year reflects an increase in the mill‐ INGTON, ST. U.S. Army trict on Sat ur day, partment of Pro‐ Ave., Slidell, Memorial Hospital. Earned Return on age rate to be levied MANY Questions and com‐ curement until 2:00 Louisiana 70458. At A bid bond shall Corps of Engineers June 27, 2026. Re‐ Equity (“EROE”) of in the first year of TAM ments regarding this p.m., Wednesday, the above time, the comply with LA- (CEMVN) will be sults by precinct are 5.30% and pursuant issue above the 3.50 PARISH, LOUISIANA DE‐ public available from the to the RSP’s cost of mills being levied to SCRIBED BID must be sub‐ October 14, 2026, bids will be publicly R.S. 38:2218 and accepting BELOW comments on the Secretary of the Dis‐ ser mitted in writing to and then opened and opened and read 38:2219. pay General Obliga‐ MAY BE TERMI‐ vice shar ing project until Octo‐ trict during regular mechanism, City of Mandeville, read publicly at that aloud. tion Bonds of the NATED BY OPER‐ Bidders also have ber the To fur‐ business hours or Purchasing Agent, time by the Procure‐ the option to submit ther 8,re2026. requires a City? ATION OF LAW IF view and/or via the Louisiana EROE ATTN: RuthAnn ment Staff for the Sealed proposals bids electronically pro rate adjustment by YOU DO NOT vide com ments, Chadwick, 3101 E. following project: Sec re tary of State’s The said spe cial must have the re‐ through BidNet Di‐ additional informa‐ Delta South. It is es‐ TAKE FURTHER Causeway Ap‐ web site (voter por ‐ elec tion will be held quest for bid num‐ rect. To register, tion and plans re‐ timated that the re‐ ACTION IN AC‐ proach, Mandev‐ Bid # 26-42-2 – LA ber, 26-10-02C, visit www.bidnetd lated to the proposal tal.sos.la.gov). The quested net rate in‐ at the polling places CORDANCE ille, LA 70448 or 22 Beautification actual cost of the crease will have the for the following WITH LAW. boldly displayed irect.com/slidell may be obtained at election as deter‐ following effect on precincts, via e-mail to rchad‐ Project which on the outside of memorialhospital the following web‐ mined wick@cityofm by the average ochsner or call Bid‐ site: envelope. monthly polls will open at Legal Description: www. mvn. andeville.com (and This bid package is Louisiana Sec re tary Net Direct Vendor bills: a Residential seven o'clock (7:00) A Certain Piece or cc: _jstein@deii. available online at All bids must be ac‐ Support at (800) usace.army.mil/ of State in accor‐ customer using 27 a.m. and close at Parcel of Land situ‐ missions/ net_) no later than www.bidexpress. dance with the pro ‐ companied by a bid 835-4603 (Option CCF increase eight o'clock (8:00) ated in Section 21, 4:00 P.M. Local com or LaPAC security equal to 2). Electronic sub‐ regulatory/public- visions of Chapter approxwill p.m., in accordance i mately ship 6 South, notices (see Ref#: 8-A of Title 18 of the $4.99; and a Small with the provisions Town Time October 14, https://wwwcfprd. require MVN-2026-00308five percent (5%) of missions Range 10 East, 2026. Louisiana Revised Commercial-Firm of La. R.S. 18:541, Parish of St. Tam‐ doa.louisiana.gov/ the base bid plus any both an electronic BV). osp/lapac/dspBid. added alternates and bid bond and a digi‐ If you have any Statutes of 1950, as Service customer to-wit: many, State of Please find bid re‐ cfm?search=dep amended, is using 155 CCF will must be in the form tal signature. Louisiana, and more lated materials and artment&term=185. of a certified check, Please direct ques‐ questions or would $18,341.20. increase approxi‐ PRECINCTS fully described as like ad di tional in ‐ place electronic bids St. Tam many Parish 110(PART) cashier’s check, or tions to Barry Win‐ mately $28.65. follows: at www.centralbidd It is the Vendor’s re‐ bid bond made ters, Director of formation, please Mosquito Abate‐ The Company’s fil‐ 304(PART) Commence at the tact Courtland ment District ing.com. For ques‐ sponsibility to payable to Slidell Supply Chain and con ing and its attach‐ 305(PART) Section Corner Vice with CEMVN, 202001SEP30-1T tions relating to the check Bid Express, Memorial Hospital. Logistics, 310(PART) Slidell Reg ments may be common to Sections ulatory Division $112.66 electronic bidding or LaPAC fre‐ A bid bond shall Memorial Hospital, 314(PART) viewed in the 16, 17, 20, & 21, process please call quently for any pos‐ comply with LA- 1025 Florida Ave, at (504) 862-1349 or Records Division of C01(PART) Township 6 South, Central Bidding at sible addenda that R.S. 38:2218 and Slidell, LA 70458, at courtland.l.vice@ PUBLIC NOTICE C02 the LPSC at the fol ‐ Range 10 East, usace.army.mil. A (225) 810-4814. Al‐ may be issued. The 38:2219. C03 at e-mail: Barry. cer thence measure tification that the JH2TE19065K0012 lowing address: ternatively, suppli‐ Parish is not respon‐ Bidders also have Winters@Ochsner. C04 N89°25'38"E, a dis‐ proposed activity 75 Honda is stored Records Division ers may download sible for a Vendor’s the option to submit org C06(PART) tance of 30.60 feet will not violate ap‐ at 41558 Hwy 190 602 N. 5th Street, C07 solicitation docu‐ failure to download bids electronically to a point; thence able water qual‐ E, Slidell, LA. 12th Floor ments and submit any addenda docu‐ through BidNet Di‐ Slidell C08(PART) Memorial plic measure electronic bids at no ments required to rect. To register, Hospital reserves ity standards will be 70461 C09(PART) since Baton Rouge, S00°38'00"W, a dis‐ cost through the complete a submis‐ visit www.bidnetd the right to reject required from the 7/15/26. C11(PART) 70802 tance of 903.76 feet LDEQ before a De‐ If all current charges Louisiana City of Mandev‐ sion. any and all bids for part irect.com/slidell Tele phone: to a point; thence ment of the are not paid and ve‐ (225) 342-3157 ille’s new Beacon The polling places measure just cause. Winning Army memorialhospital per mit could Bid platform. Pro‐ The project for the precincts set S30°41'08"E, a dis‐ ochsner or call Bid‐ bid is subject to be issued. hicle claimed by Toll Free curement opportu‐ classification is: forth above are tance of 1453.78 Memorial 202096SEP30OCT owner by 11/2/26 a (800) 256-2397 Net Direct Vendor Slidell nities are accessible Highway, Street, hereby designated feet to the Point of Support at (800) Hospital’s Board of Permit to Sell may DELTA SOUTH through the City's and Bridge as the polling places Beginning. 835-4603 (Option Commissioner’s ac‐ 7-2T be obtained LOUISIANA GAS $485.82 Bid Opportunities Construction at which to hold the From the Point of ceptance and ap‐ 2). 201159SEP23-30COMPANY, LLC page: https://www. and/or Municipal said election, and Beginning, measure Electronic submis‐ proval. 2T 201280SEP30-1T cityofmandeville. PUBLIC NOTICE the Commissioners- N59°18'52"E, a dis‐ and Public Works sions require both 200479SEP16-23$150.44 $445.00 com/finance/page/ in-Charge and Com‐ tance of 300.00 feet Construction an electronic bid 30-3T bid-opportunities. DECLARATION missioners, respec‐ to a point; thence bond and a digital $1292.88 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Suppliers may sub‐ Paper Bids must be signature. OF ELECTION tively, shall be those measure scribe for updates sealed. In addition, Please direct ques‐ RESULTS persons designated S30°41'08"E, a dis‐ LOST NOTICE OF and access opportu‐ the outside of the tions to Barry Win‐ according to law. Legal Notices tance of 100.00 feet PROMIS SORY SPE CIAL ELEC ‐ nities at: https:// envelope, box, or ters, Director of Be it known and de‐ NOTE: Anyone The estimated cost to a point; thence TION www.beaconbid. clared that the gov‐ know of this elec tion as package containing Supply Chain and measure the where‐ com/solicitations/ erning authority of aboutsing or determined by the S59°18'52"W, a dis‐ the Bid shall be Logistics, Slidell hav ing Pur suant to the pro ‐ city-of-mandeville/ marked with the fol‐ Memorial Hospital, the St. Tammany possession of one visions of a resolu‐ Secretary of State tance of 300.00 feet PUBLIC NOTICE register. Parish Mosquito upon the pro‐ to a point; thence lowing information. 1025 Florida Ave, certain Promis‐ tion adopted by the based Abate ment District (1) sions of Chapter measure Name and Address Slidell, LA 70458, 1GDEK19K0RE51 sory Note originally City Council of the vi Each bid must be ac‐ of the Bidder, the at e-mail: Barry. (the "Dis trict"), did 8-A of Title 18 and N30°41'08"W, a dis‐ 5313 GMC is stored meet in open and in favor of GMFS, City of Covington, actual costs companied by a bid State Contractor’s Winters@Ochsner. of simi‐ tance of 100.00 feet LLC, Lim ited Li a ‐ at 41558 Hwy 190 State of Louisiana security in the form License Number of org public session to ex‐ bility Corporation (the "Governing Au‐ lar elections is back to the Point of E, Slidell, LA. of certified check, the Bidder (if the ine the official $21,000. Beginning, contain‐ by Felisa thority"), acting as No 70461 since am cashier’s check, or work is estimated at Slidell certified tabulations executed tice is further ing 0.689 Acres Memorial vajal Rivera and the governing au‐ given Bid Bond as pre‐ $50k or more), the Hospital reserves 6/30/26. If all cur‐ of votes cast at the Car a portion grid Lynn Rivera., thority of the City of of thethat scribed by LA RS Bid Name, and the the right to reject rent charges are not special election held In monies col‐ Municipal dated 10/16/2012, in Covington, State of lected 38:2218.A.C, in the Bid Number. Bids any and all bids for paid and vehicle in the District on the from the tax Address: 0 Hwy original loan Louisiana (the described in amount equal to at submitted without just cause. Winning claimed by the Saturday, June 27, amount the 1077, Covington, of owner by 11/2/2026 "City"), on Au gust least five percent this information bid is subject to a Permit to Sell may 2026, and did exam‐ $262,000.00, please 11, 2026, NOTICE Proposition shall be LA 70435 (5%) of the total may be deemed Slidell ine and canvass the contact Elizabeth IS remitted to certain Memorial be obtained HEREBY state amount bid and non-responsive. returns of the said Crowell Price by GIVEN that and statewide Tax sale title to the Hospital’s Board of 201151SEP23-30a spe ‐ payable without election, there hav‐ mail at 1505 N 19th cial election will be retirement systems above Commissioner’s ac‐ 2T described conditions to the Bids will be re‐ ceptance and ing been submitted in the manner re‐ property has been Monroe, LA held within the City quired $150.44 Owner as a guaran‐ ceived at 21454 approval. at said election the Street, by law. sold for failure to 71201 or by phone on SATURDAY, The said tee that the Bidder, if Koop Dr., Suite 2F, 200437SEP16-23following proposi‐ at special pay taxes. You have 801-355-2886. DECEMBER 12, elec awarded the Con‐ Mandeville, tion, to wit: tion will be held LA 30-3T been identified as a 201010SEP232026, and that at the tract, will promptly 70471 from each $1336.56 30OCT7-3T said election there in accordance with person who may lll

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Owner: Osborne & Properties Treasurer, John Adopted on a mo‐ property in Sec. 14, eran Memorial Ex‐ PUBLIC HEAR‐ The RPEC is cre‐ Miller LLC/ Mark and Jen ‐ Municipal Fleming, has noti‐ tion of Alderman T9S, R14E, Slidell, penditures $75,000 INGS ated by Title 18 of 25001Tammany Increase; Address: 0 Hwy fied the Town of Patterson, seconded St. PUBLIC NOTICE the Louisiana Re‐ nifer Miller ✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday, ✦ 11B September 33041-NEW Slidell As 30, ad2026 vertised, a Alderman Parish, Louisiana, 1077, Covington, Abita Springs of a by vised Statute and is – Act 3 public Public haveNotices com‐ NoticePublic hearing was ing Notices of ap‐ Museum on Sep‐ consistPublic LA 70435 appro pria‐ Boudreaux, is Notices hereby line-item comprised of 19 If youPublic Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices $50,000 held onMeet/Hear/Min please e-mail given Meet/Hear/Min Item No. 26Legal Notices Legal Notices proximately 0.514 Revenues 15, 2026. tained in temberMeet/Hear/Min that a peti‐ tion con publicly elected ments, Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min 25240- 08-3662, an ordi‐ acres on Rama Increase; Tax sale title to the members from them to eagee@ tion/application for Act 961 of 2026 Street, for the City 85002-NEW Slidell nance declaring cer‐ above described across St. Tammany covla.com or mail annexation has been RLS in the amount The vote was: of Slidell, and to Museum Expendi‐ tain property of the property has been Parish. The RPEC them to the City of filed with the Town of One Hundred YEAS: 5, Cov ing ton Plan ning take all ancillary ac‐ tures $50,000 In‐ City of Slidell sur‐ sold for failure to controls, manages, of Pearl River rela‐ Twenty-Five Thou‐ Aldermen plus and setting the pay taxes. You have directs, and admin‐ Department at P. O. tive to property lo‐ sand Dollars Boudreaux, Con‐ tion in connection crease; method of disposing tois, therewith, (Brown‐ been identified as a isters all activities of Box 778, Coving‐ cated at 64309 Hwy. ($125,000.00); and Saussy, and Templet field/Denham, by E. Bid and Request same. No one from 41, Pearl River, LA. person who may the Republican ton, LA 70434. the public appeared request of Adminis‐ to Purchase: A public hearing on WHEREAS, the ap‐ NAYS: 0 have an interest in Party in St. Tam‐ to speak. The Coun‐ For more informa‐ the petition/applica‐ propriation is autho‐ ABSTAINED: 0 tration). this property. many Parish. 5. Item No. 26-09- 1. Slidell Municipal cil President closed The RPEC has a va‐ tion, or to review tion is scheduled to rized for payment of ABSENT: 0 3671: An ordinance Airport – Transmis‐ the public hearing. Your interest in the cancy due to the res‐ case material or to be held on October expenditures from in quire about speak ‐ authorizing the sion Line Clearing – Councilwoman 1, 2026, Leanne Schaefer, 20, 2026, at Pearl July property will be ter‐ ignation of a mem‐ ing at the pub lic Mayor Town Clerk of the City of Cypress Line Ser‐ Denham seconded River Town Hall at through June 30, minated if you do ber from Parish Councilman 2027, with no provi‐ Honorable Daniel J. Slidell to execute a vice, LLC $493,711. by not file a lawsuit in Council District 12. hearing, please call 7:00 p.m. Fadely made a mo‐ Servitude Agree‐ sion for extensions Curtis, Mayor accordance with law District 12 is in the the City of Coving‐ 202015SEP30-1T tion to adopt Item ment with CLECO F. Appointments: to the deadline with‐ 201663SEP30-1T within 60 days of Slidell area. Under ton Planning De‐ $34.72 No.26-08-3662, Or‐ Power, LLC for new out additional leg‐ $87.87 the date of the first Article XII Section partment at (985) electrical services at 1. Planning and dinance No. 4305. islative action; and publication of this 3 of the RPEC’s by- 867-1214. Thanks PUBLIC NOTICE the Slidell dog park, Zoning – appoint notice. laws, the vacancy for your interest in PUBLIC NOTICE Brandee Krieger to ROLL CALL 9 Yeas (Brownfield/Den‐ WHEREAS, in ac‐ 200925SEP23-30must be filled by a Covington’s future. OPPORTUNITY In ac cor dance with ham, by request of fill a seven-year 0 Nays 0 Absent cordance with Act SLIDELL 2T qualified registered CITY FOR term, expiring on CARRIED Administration). 961 of 2026 RLS, COUNCIL $813.98 Republican domi‐ the Americans with REQUESTING the monies must be 2045 ciled in District 12 Disabilities Act, if A PUBLIC SECOND Note: A Public July 1, 2033. (Hag‐ As advertised, a Hearing will be held gerty) expended for the STREET unless there is no you need special as‐ HEARING PUBLIC NOTICE public hearing was purpose of repairing SLIDELL, applicant from Dis‐ sistance, please con‐ LA on the above listed ordinances on Tues‐ G. Monthly Finan‐ held on Item No. 2670458 PUBLIC NOTICE trict 12 in which tact the ADA Coor‐ All interested per‐ Town Hall; and day, September 22 , cial Report: (July, 08-3663, an ordi‐ TO CREDITORS case it may be filled dinator at (892-1811 sons are hereby ad‐ nance amending the 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in 2026) the MINUTES by a qualified regis‐ ex 270) Covington vised that the St. WHEREAS, AND VENDORS City Code of Ordinances Hall de scrib ing Republican 8, the Council Cham‐ Tammany Council Town must amend SEPTEMBER NOTICE IS tered of the City of bers, 2045 Second REGULAR HEREBY GIVEN domiciled in St. the assistance that is On Aging Inc. has its 2026 Operating 2026 necessary. Slidell, Chapter 28 AGENDA Street, Suite 319. applied to the Budget to recognize 6:30 P.M. to all creditors, ven‐ Tammany Parish. with respect to cer‐ Any Louisiana Depart‐ the One Hundred C. Proposed Resolu‐ dors, subcontrac‐ Pursuant to Article APPEALS: PRE‐ tain fees and costs SPECIAL tors, suppliers, and XII, Section 4 of persons jointly or ment of Transporta‐ Twenty-Five Thou‐ Council President tion: for City utility ac‐ SENTATIONS Dollars Brownfield called by-laws, severally aggrieved tion and Develop‐ sand claimants having RPEC’s counts, water con‐ claims against or notice is hereby by any decision by ment for project ($125,000.00) ap‐ the regular meeting 1. R26-27: A resolu‐ the nec Board of Ad just ‐ tion and discon‐ funding under Fed‐ propriation as rev‐ of the Slidell City tion authorizing the Councilwoman conducting business given of the afore‐ with The SKIM mentioned vacancy ment of or any offi‐ eral Transit Admin‐ enue and to autho‐ Council to order in Mayor of the City of Denham and Mayor nection practices, department, istration (Section rize the related ex‐ the Council Cham‐ Slidell to engage, on Fandal presented a and collection of and of the meeting cer, Movie LLC. to debt, and to provide All persons or enti‐ to fill such vacancy board, or bureau of 5310 and/or 5311) penditures neces‐ bers. A quorum was behalf of the City of Proclamation municipality, for the following: Slidell, the firm of Kristi Lamarque- for ancillary matters sary to repair Town present. ties having claims set for Tuesday, Oc‐ the Jones Fussell, L.L.P. Bordelon, Author of related to utility Hall; and against The SKIM tober 27, 2026, at may present to the PROJECT: St. PRESENT: Council to provide the City Angel’s Law, pro‐ billing in connec‐ Movie LLC are 6:00 PM at the District Court of the Tammany Council Council Parish or City in On Aging Inc. is WHEREAS, given Members Leslie with counsel and claiming September tion therewith. No hereby notified and Parish Tom legal representation 19, 2026, as Na‐ one from the public required to present Chambers on Koop which the property preparing to Re‐ the limited period Denham, af fected is il le gal in Landon on matters related to tional Stillbirth Pre‐ appeared to speak. place existing available for expen‐ Abney, and submit their Drive in Mandev‐ vention and Aware‐ The Council Presi‐ itemized statements, ille. Anyone desir‐ whole or in part, equipment to con‐ diture of the appro‐ Washington, Sean servitude/right-ofthe tinue transporta‐ priated funds, which Fadely, Megan Hag‐ way acquisition for ness Day. Mrs. dent closed the pub‐ invoices, or formal ing to apply may specifying lic hearing. claims in writing on contact Chair Josh grounds of the ille‐ tion services in the expires in less than gerty, Nick DiSanti, the Bayou Pattasat Lamarque-Borde‐ Mitigation lon talked about the or before October Allison at (985) gality. The petition Parish. Further de‐ ten (10) months, Shawn Jones, Trey Flood 302-5630 or josh@ shall be presented to tails relative to the timely amendment Brownfield and Tim Upgrades project, importance of be‐ Councilman Fadely 15, 2026. reavement care for explained that every (Brownfield/Den‐ All claims must in‐ allisonlawcorp.com the court within 30 project are avail‐ of the Town's 2026 Rogers ham, by request of families experienc‐ year the city loses clude the claimant's to receive the appli‐ days after the filing able from Amy Operating Budget is of money due to un‐ the de ci sion in the ing infant loss. Ad min is tra tion). Kudel 72060 necessary to allow ABSENT: None legal name, contact cation. Pursuant to paid utility bills. Ramos Ave Cov‐ the Town to begin details, dates of ser‐ Article XII, Section office of the Board. appeared This ordinance al‐ the process of utiliz‐ ALSO PRESENT: D. Reallocation of Next vice or delivery, 2 of the RPEC’s by- 202127SEP30OCT ington, LA 70433. Gladys Campbell lows the city to re‐ ing the funds and Mayor Randy Fan‐ Funds: itemized breakdown laws, applications 7-14-3T from National Al‐ cover unpaid debts Interested persons completing the au‐ dal, Police Chief of amount claimed, are due by 6:00 PM $251.95 are advised that they thorized improve‐ Tommy Williams, 1. To fund right-of- liance on Mental Ill‐ by utilizing reme‐ and supporting doc‐ on Saturday, Octo‐ permitting: ness for Southeast dies allowed under ber 24, 2026 PUBLIC NOTICE may request that a ments within the ap‐ Council Adminis‐ way umentation. Mrs. Louisiana Law. Thomas 92270-62059 Pro‐ Louisiana. public hearing be plicable statutory trator Claims must be sub‐ 202189SEP30-1T fes sional Services Campbell stated that CITY OF COV‐ conducted to pro‐ deadline; Reeves, Chief of mitted by mail to the $296.03 September is the Councilwoman INGTON PLAN‐ vide a means for the Staff Mike Noto, Expenditures following address: THERE‐ and City Attorney $50,000 Increase; month for National Denham seconded NING COMMIS‐ public to express NOW, The SKIM Movie PUBLIC NOTICE Councilman 92230-85008-0255 Suicide and Preven‐ by SION HAS their views relative FORE, BE IT OR‐ Thomas Schneidau LLC Message Board- tion Awareness. She Fadely made a mo‐ 14461 Frenchtown “Anyone knowing SCHEDULED A to the proposed pro‐ DAINED by the FOR ject on the probable Mayor and Town The Council Presi‐ Traffic Control Ex‐ spoke of the impor‐ tion to adopt Item Rd the whereabouts of MEETING 26-08-3663, social, economic, Council of the Town dent opened the penditures $5,341 tance of suicide pre‐ No. Greenwell Springs, Julian Anthony Gar‐ MONDAY No. and environmental of Abita Springs, Consent Calendar Decrease; 92230- vention and gave Ordinance LA 70739 retti, property ad‐ OCTOBER 19, 4306. warn ing signs to 85008 Ma chin ery & Failure to present dress 58287 Sue 2026, 6:30 PM AT effects involved. In Louisiana, in legal for a public hearing. Equipment Expen‐ look for in someone any claim by or be‐ Road, Slidell, THE CITY OF lieu of requesting a session convened, No one from the di tures $5,852 De‐ experiencing a men‐ ROLL CALL 9 Yeas public hearing, in‐ that the 2026 Oper‐ public appeared to fore the deadline of Louisiana, please COVINGTON 92270- tal crisis. If someone 0 Nays 0 Absent persons ating Budget of the speak. The Council crease; October 15 2026, contact Jeremy H. COUNCIL CHAM‐ terested may result in such Call, Esq. at (985) BERS LOCATED may submit their Town of Abita President closed the 85005-0114 Olde is experiencing a CARRIED Crosswalks mental health crisis, claims being barred 302-5630. Your AT 222 KIRK‐ comments in writ‐ Springs, adopted by public hearing on Towne As advertised, a call 9-8-8 for help. Ordinance No. 554 the Consent Calen‐ Expenditures or excluded from re‐ house is being sold LAND STREET, ing. public hearing was $38,807 Decrease. Written requests for and subsequently dar. covery to the fullest through Sheriff Sale COVINGTON, held on Item No. 26Next Sam Caruso, a public hearing amended by Ordi‐ extent permitted by on November 4, LOUISIANA. 2. To record state Jr., Mary Burckel 08-3664, an ordi‐ and/or submittal of nance No. 557, is Councilwoman law. 2026.” funding and Cheryl Tanner nance to amend the Planning Commis‐ comments must be hereby amended to Denham seconded grant 200399SEP23-30202256SEP30-1T sion Meeting Councilman awarded to the City: appeared before the zoning map for postmarked on or recognize the One by 2t $91.36 26-10-21- ADMN before October 15, Hundred Twenty- Washington made a 25001-33041-NEW Council to educate properties located at $237.21 SUB: (An adminis‐ 2026, and should be Five Thousand Dol‐ motion to adopt the Sidewalks – Act 961 the public about the 1353 11th Street Revenues $100,000 Keep St. Tammany zoned SPR Parks & Public Notices trative subdivision addressed to: Amy lars ($125,000.00) Consent Calendar. PUBLIC NOTICE along Meet/Hear/Min Increase; 25230- Safe Initiative. They Recreation Referred to the Kudel 72060 Ramos appropriation au‐ 85002-NEW Side‐ explained the need with 842 Florida tho rized by Act 961 Plan ning Com mis ‐ ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Ave Cov ing ton, LA Republican The sion by the Planning 70433. Should a of 2026 RLS as rev‐ 0 Nays 0 Absent walks Expenditures for the ¼ cent sales Ave and 834 Florida Parish Executive $100,000 Increase; tax for the St. Tam‐ Ave zoned RSF Res‐ Department) A re‐ public hearing be re‐ enue and to autho‐ CARRIED Committee for St. PUBLIC NOTICE 25001-33041-0005 many Justice Sys‐ idential Single Fam‐ quest to subdivide quired, a public no‐ rize the correspond‐ Tammany Parish expenditures for CONSENT CAL‐ Heritage Fest – tem, which will be ily, identified as (RPEC), which is CITY OF COV‐ Lots 4 & 5 in Square tice will be pub‐ ing State Cap Act 961 proposed on the up‐ Lots 22A, 24, 26 the repair of Town ENDAR the official body of INGTON BOARD 2604 into Lots 4A-, lished stating the Hall. Revenues $25,000 coming ballot. A and 28, and the east the Republican OF ADJUSTMENT 4-B, 4-C, and 4-D, date, time, and loca‐ 25001- video was presented 30 feet of Lots 25 Square 2604 Divi‐ tion of the hearing. A. Approval of the Increase; Party, announces a HAS SCHED‐ sion 33041-NEW Her‐ showing that tax and 27 in Square 48 Sec tion V. Gen eral of New Cov ‐ Min utes of the Au ‐ 201900SEP30-1T vacancy on its com‐ ULED A MEET‐ Fund Revenue. gust 25, 2026 meet‐ itage Park – Act 961 collected is dedi‐ Brugier Addition, to mittee and encour‐ ING FOR MON‐ ington, Covington, $306.47 Revenues $20,000 cated to other enti‐ change their current Line 14 of Ordi‐ ing. ages registered Re‐ DAY, OCTOBER the properties hav‐ increase; 25240- ties and cannot be zoning to SCI Civic nance No. 557 is publicans to apply. 19, 2026, AT 6:00 ing municipal ad‐ PUBLIC NOTICE hereby increased by B. Proposed Ordi‐ 85002-NEW Her‐ shared. For more in‐ & Institutional and The RPEC is cre‐ PM AT THE COV‐ dresses of 410, 406, itage Park Expendi‐ formation, the pub‐ SPR Parks & Recre‐ One Hundred nances: ated by Title 18 of INGTON CITY and 402 W 26th Av‐ ORDINANCE tures $20,000 In‐ lic is invited to at‐ ation (Case Z2026Twenty-Five Thou‐ the Louisiana Re‐ COUNCIL CHAM‐ enue and 613 N. #559 25001- tend one of the 0002). sand Dollars 1. Item No. 26-09- crease; vised Statute and is BERS LOCATED Jackson Street, Cov‐ many presentations 33041-NEW ($125,000.00) to ing ton 3667 An or di nance AN ORDINANCE comprised of 19 AT 222 EAST Per Appendix A AMENDING OR‐ recognize State of amending and re‐ Cawthorn Park – that will be given Buddy Lloyd ap‐ publicly elected KIRKLAND Act 961 Revenues and can find dates peared and thanked division Article DINANCE NO. Louisiana funding stating the Code of members from STREET, COV‐ Sub 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ 557, THE OPER‐ appropriated for re‐ Ordinances of the $15,000 Increase; and locations at the Council, the across St. Tammany INGTON, Mayor, Slidell ministrative Subdi‐ ATING BUDGET pairs and improve‐ City of Slidell, 25240-85002-NEW sttam‐ Parish. The RPEC LOUISIANA Memorial Hospital Cawthorn Park Ex‐ many.gov/keepst‐ visions, this case is OF REVENUES ments to Town Hall. Chapter 19, Sec. 19- penditures $15,000 tammanysafe. controls, manages, representatives, the directs, and admin‐ BOARD OF AD‐ being referred to the AND EXPENDI‐ Section VI. General 2 with respect to the Increase; residents of Brugier 25001Planning commis‐ TURES FOR THE City’s sports assis‐ isters all activities of JUSTMENT and the residents of Ron Davis next ap ‐ 33041-NEW Rue sion due to vari‐ YEAR program, BEGIN‐ Fund Expenditures. tance the Republican MEETING ances being re‐ NING JANUARY Line 22 of Ordi‐ (Fadely/Disanti and Rochelle – Act 961 peared before the the city for all work‐ Party in St. Tam‐ Revenues $15,000 Council to talk ing together to come No. 557 is Jones). many Parish. These meetings will quested/required in 1, 2026, AND END‐ nance Increase; 25240- about the annual up with a compro‐ hereby increased by The RPEC has a va‐ be held in the City BOA Case No, 26- ING DECEMBER One Heritage mise for the parking Hundred 2. Item No. 26-09- 85002-NEW Rue Slidell 31, 2026, TO cancy due to the res‐ Council Chambers 10-17 BOA. Twenty-Five Thou‐ 3668 - An ordinance Rochelle Expendi‐ Festival and to lot and relocate of ignation of a mem‐ located at 222 East Applicant(s): Os‐ RECOGNIZE ONE sand Dollars authorizing a fuel tures $15,000 in‐ thank the Council the fitness park. He & Miller HUNDRED ber from Parish Kirkland Street, borne 25001- and the Administra‐ stated that our laws ($125,000.00) and surcharge on resi‐ crease; Properties LLC/ TWENTY-FIVE Council District 6. Covington, LA. 33041-NEW Recre‐ tion, namely the are only as good as shall be ap pro pri ‐ Mark and Jen nifer den tial waste col lec ‐ THOUSAND DOL‐ ated solely for au‐ District 6 is in the tion services pro‐ ational – Act 961 Recreation Depart‐ the votes to keep LARS Ward 6 area (Abita 26-10-16 BOA Re‐ Miller rized repairs, im‐ vided by Coastal Revenues $800,000 ment, Public Opera‐ them in place and Springs, Pearl quest for a variance Owner(s): Osborne ($125,000.00) IN tho 25240- tions Department urged that this vote ments, and Environmental Ser‐ increase; River, Talisheek). from Appendix B- & Miller Properties STATE FUNDING prove LLC/ Mark and Jen‐ FOR REPAIRS TO other eligible capital vices of LA, LLC., 85002-NEW Recre‐ and Police Depart‐ be kept in place per‐ Under Article XII Comprehensive ational Infrastruc‐ ment, stating that manently. expenditures (Brownfield/Den‐ TOWN HALL AND outsolay Section 3 of the Zoning Ordinance nifer Miller ciated with the ham, by request of ture development & they could not do TO APPROPRIATE as RPEC’s by-laws, of 2010, Part 3- Use appeared upgrade Expendi‐ the event without Next PROCESS & AP‐ AN Administration). EQUAL Town Hall project. the vacancy must be DistrictSection PEAL: Chinelli. tures $800,000 In‐ their support. He Nathan The plan ‐ 3. Item No. 26-09AMOUNT FOR filled by a qualified 3.10-RS-2 Single 25001- went on to state that Mr. Chinelli stated IT FURTHER 3669 - An ordinance crease; OUT‐ BE registered Republi‐ Family Residential ning commission CAPITAL ORDAINED that all to eliminate condi‐ 33041-NEW Vet‐ the event this year that traffic will be a can domiciled in 3.1006 Performance shall have the au‐ LAY PURPOSES. other provisions of tional use restric‐ eran Memorial – Act was the biggest, problem in Brugier District 6 unless Standards (6) Rear thority to grant or No. 557, tions on methadone 3 Revenues $75,000 most well-attended with construction the Ordinancepre there is no applicant Yard specifically re‐ deny final subdivi‐ WHEREAS, taking place and 25240- yet. viously centers and clinics Increase; from District 6 in questing a reduction sion approval and Town of Abita as with the expansion amended, shall re‐ in the City’s Unified 85002-NEW Vet‐ which case it may be in the required rear any other matters Springs adopted its main changed Development Code, eran Memorial Ex‐ PUBLIC HEAR‐ of the parking lot Operating and in fullunforce filled by a qualified yard setback from brought before it 2026 and asked the Coun‐ INGS pen di tures $75,000 and (Brownfield/Den‐ registered Republi‐ 35 feet to 18 feet. where its purview Budget by Ordi‐ cil to communicate 25001ham, by request of Increase; can domiciled in St. Subject property has and jurisdiction pre‐ nance No. 554, sub‐ effect. 33041-NEW Slidell As advertised, a this to the hospital Tammany Parish. the municipal ad‐ vails; however, any sequently amended Introduced on a mo‐ Administration). Museum – Act 3 public hearing was and ask them to Pursuant to Article dress of 910 S. Jah‐ person claiming to by Ordinance No. tion of Alderman 4. Item 26-09-3670 - Revenues $50,000 held on Item No. 26- come up with a way XII, Section 4 of ncke Avenue, Cov‐ be aggrieved by the 557; and 25240- 08-3662, an ordi‐ to mitigate that Templet, seconded An ordinance autho‐ Increase; decision of the com‐ RPEC’s by-laws, ington by Alderman rizing the Mayor of 85002-NEW Slidell nance declaring cer‐ problem. the Saussy, notice is hereby Applicant: Gary & mission may appeal WHEREAS, on Septem‐ the City of Slidell to Museum Expendi‐ tain property of the such decisions to the Louisiana State ber 1, 2026. given of the afore‐ Jana Probst tures $50,000 In‐ City of Slidell sur‐ As there was no fur‐ John Adopted on a mo‐ acquire certain real crease; mentioned vacancy Owner(s): Gary & 22 nd Judicial Dis‐ Treasurer, plus and setting the ther public com‐ trict Court for the Fleming, has noti‐ property in Sec. 14, and of the meeting Jana Probst method of disposing ment, the Council Parish of St. Tam‐ fied the Town of tion of Alderman T9S, R14E, Slidell, to fill such vacancy Patterson, seconded St. Tammany E. Bid and Request same. No one from President closed the Abita Springs of a by set for Tuesday, Oc‐ 26-10-17 BOA Re‐ many. hearing. the public appeared public Alderman Parish, Louisiana, to Purchase: line-item appropria‐ Boudreaux, tober 27, 2026, at quest for a variance to speak. The Coun‐ Councilwoman on Sep‐ consisting of ap‐ 6:00 PM at the from Appendix B- If you have com‐ tion contained in tember 15, 2026. ments, please e-mail Act 961 of 2026 proximately 0.514 1. Slidell Municipal cil President closed Denham seconded Parish Council Comprehensive acres on Rama Airport – Transmis‐ the public hearing. by Councilwoman Chambers on Koop Zoning Ordinance them to eagee@ RLS in the amount The vote was: Haggerty made a covla. com mail Street, for the City sion Line Clearing – Councilwoman of One Hundred YEAS: 5, Drive in Mandev‐ of 2010, Part 3- Use Cypress Line Ser‐ Denham seconded motion to adopt them to the City of of Slidell, and to Twenty-Five Thou ‐ ille. Anyone desir‐ DistrictSection Councilman Item No. 26-08Aldermen take all ancillary ac‐ vice, LLC $493,711. by Dollars Boudreaux, ing to apply may 3.15- CO Commer‐ Covington Planning sand Ordinance Fadely made a mo‐ 3664, Con‐ tion in connection contact Chair Josh cial Office/Profes‐ Department at P. O. ($125,000.00); and tion to adopt Item No. 4307. tois, therewith, (Brown‐ F. Appointments: Allison at (985) sional -Section 3.10 Box 778, Coving‐ No.26-08-3662, Or‐ WHEREAS, the ap‐ Saussy, 0and Templet field/Denham, by 1. Planning and dinance No. 4305. 302-5630 or josh@ & RS-2 Single- ton, LA 70434. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas request of Adminis‐ allisonlawcorp.com Family Residential For more informa‐ propriation is autho‐ NAYS: 0 Nays 0 Absent Zoning – appoint STAINED: 0 tration). to receive the appli‐ 3.1006 Performance tion, or to review rized for payment of AB CAR RIED ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Brandee Krieger to 5. Item No. 26-09cation. Pursuant to Standards Lot area, case material or to expenditures from ABSENT: 0 3671: An ordinance fill a seven-year 0 Nays 0 Absent 1, 2026, Leanne Schaefer, Article XII, Section depth, and width inquire about speak‐ July As advertised, a authorizing the term, expiring on CARRIED 2 of the RPEC’s by- and all setbacks for ing at the public through June 30, public hearing was Clerk Mayor of the City of July 1, 2033. (Hag‐ laws, applications existing structures. hearing, please call 2027, with no provi‐ Town As advertised, a held on Item No. 26Honorable Daniel J. Slidell to execute a gerty) are due by 6:00 PM In conjunction with the City of Coving‐ sion for extensions Cur public hearing was 08-3665, an ordi‐ tis, Mayor Servitude Agree‐ on Saturday, Octo‐ a proposed request ton Planning De‐ to the deadline with‐ 201663SEP30-1T ment at (985) out additional leg‐ ment with CLECO G. Monthly Finan‐ held on Item No. 26- nance annexing into ber 24, 2026. to subdivide 2 lots part $87.87 Thanks islative action; and Power, LLC for new cial Report: (July, 08-3663, an ordi‐ the City of Slidell 202191SEP30-1T into 4 lots, to pro‐ 867-1214. nance amending the 2014 linear feet of for your in ter est in elec trical services at 2026) $303.35 vide each existing Covington’s future. Code of Ordinances the paved and un‐ the Slidell dog park, WHEREAS, in ac ‐ structure an individ‐ In accordance with of the City of paved portions of REGULAR (Brownfield/Den‐ cor dance with Act ual lot. Sub ject PUBLIC NOTICE Slidell, Chapter 28 the full width of the the Americans with 961 of 2026 RLS, ham, by request of AGENDA Properties are Lots 4 Dis with respect to cer‐ right-of-way for US abilities Act, if the monies must be Administration). and 5 Square 2604 Republican The PRE‐ tain fees and costs Highway 190 East you need special as‐ Note: A Public SPECIAL Parish Executive and have municipal sistance, please con‐ expended for the for City utility ac‐ and that 54.58 acre Hearing will be held SENTATIONS Committee for St. addresses of 410, tact the ADA Coor‐ purpose of repairing counts, water con‐ parcel of land ad‐ on the above listed Tammany Parish 406, and 402 W 26th dinator at (985 -892- Town Hall; and nec tion and discon‐ dressed as 39200 Coun cil woman ordinances on Tues‐ (RPEC), which is Avenue and 613 N. 1811 x 270) Coving‐ Denham and Mayor nection practices, Highway 190 East day, Sep tem ber 22 , WHEREAS, the the official body of Jackson Street, Cov‐ ton City Hall de‐ 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in Fandal presented a and collection of on the southeast cor‐ Town must amend the Republican ington to debt, and to provide ner of Hwy 190 East scribing the assis‐ its 2026 Operating the Council Cham‐ Proclamation Ap pli cant: Os borne Party, announces a tance that is neces‐ Budget to recognize bers, 2045 Second Kristi Lamarque- for ancillary matters at Brookter Street; & Miller Prop er ties vacancy on its com‐ Bordelon, Author of related to utility located in Section sary. Street, Suite 319. mittee and encour‐ LLC/ Mark and Jen‐ 202249SEP30OCT the One Hundred C. Proposed Resolu‐ Angel’s Law, pro‐ billing in connec‐ 13, T9S, R14E; and, Twenty-Five Thou‐ ages registered Re‐ nifer Miller claiming September tion therewith. No establish City zon‐ 7-14-3T tion: sand Dollars publicans to apply. Owner: Osborne & $204.31 19, 2026, as Na‐ one from the public ing classification as ($125,000.00) ap‐ Properties The RPEC is cre‐ Miller Commercial tional Stillbirth Pre‐ appeared to speak. CC 1. R26-27: A res o lu ‐ pro pri a tion as rev ‐ ated by Title 18 of LLC/ Mark and Jen‐ (Case tion authorizing the vention and Aware‐ The Council Presi‐ Corridor. PUB LIC NO TICE enue and to au tho ‐ nifer Miller the Louisiana Re‐ Mayor of the City of ness Day. Mrs. dent closed the pub‐ AZ2026-0005). The rize the re lated ex ‐ vised Statute and is Council President lic hearing. Slidell to engage, on Lamarque-Borde‐ comprised of 19 If you have com‐ Notice is hereby penditures neces‐ explained that the behalf of the City of lon talked about the publicly elected ments, please e-mail given that a peti‐ sary to repair Town Slidell, the firm of importance of be‐ Councilman Fadely Planning Director members from them to eagee@ tion/application for Hall; and asked that this ordi‐ ex plained that every Jones Fussell, L.L.P. reavement care for across St. Tammany covla.com or mail annexation has been families experienc‐ year the city loses nance be postponed. to pro vide the City 202307SEP30-1T $80.44 filed with the Town WHEREAS, given $335.20 Parish. The RPEC them to the City of the money due to201231SEPT23-30OCT7-14-4T un‐ No one from with counsel and ing infant loss. controls, manages, Covington Planning of Pearl River rela‐ the limited period paid utility bills. public appeared to legal representation tive to prop erty lo ‐ avail able for ex pen ‐ De part ment at P. O. directs, and admin‐ appeared This ordinance al‐ speak. The Council on matters related to Next isters all activities of Box 778, Coving‐ cated at 64309 Hwy. diture of the appro‐ Gladys Campbell lows the city to re‐ President closed the servitude/right-of41, Pearl River, LA. pri ated funds, which ton, LA 70434. the Republican ac sition for from National Al‐ cover unpaid debts public hearing. ing 0.689 Acres

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of the parking lot code enforcement fact variance to re‐ and asked the Coun‐ rules, District A duce the rear yard cil to communicate Dday goals and setback from 10' to con‐ 0.5' & the side yard this to the hospital community ✦ can ✦ from 10' to 12B ✦ask Wednesday, 30,Also, 2026the St. Tammany ‐ setback and them September to cerns. di dates for City 0.4' Public Notices come up with a way Public Notices Public Notices and City The prop erty is lo‐ to mit igate that Marshall Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Judge were invited cated: 303 Cherry‐ problem. to attend to speak to bark Drive, Slidell, As there was no fur‐ the residents and an‐ Louisiana ther public com‐ swer any questions. Owner & Represen‐ tative: Bryan Ducre ment, the Council 200533SEP16-23President closed the Councilman public hearing. Brownfield thanked 30-3T Councilwoman Council Executive $172.98 Denham seconded Assistant Roberta by Councilwoman Alongi for an amaz‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Haggerty made a ing job on the recent motion to adopt open house. The City of Man‐ Item No. 26-08deville Planning and 3664, Ordinance ADMINISTRA‐ Zoning Commis‐ No. 4307. TIVE COM‐ sion will hold a MENTS AND RE‐ work session on ROLL CALL 9 Yeas PORTS Tuesday, 0 Nays 0 Absent September 22, CARRIED Mayor Fandal will 2026 at 6:00PM attend Councilman and a public As advertised, a Washington’s Dis‐ hearing on public hearing was trict A Community Tuesday, October held on Item No. 26- meeting. 13, 2026 at 6:00PM 08-3665, an ordi‐ at the Mandeville nance annexing into POLICE CHIEF City Hall Council the City of Slidell COMMENTS AND Chambers, 3101 E. 2014 linear feet of REPORTS Causeway Ap‐ the paved and un‐ proach, Mandeville, paved portions of Chief Williams LA regarding the the full width of the stated that he along following case(s): right-of-way for US with Fire Chief Highway 190 East Kaufmann will hold P26-09-07 – Rec‐ and that 54.58 acre a 9-11 Remem‐ ommendation to the parcel of land ad‐ brance Ceremony in City Council re‐ dressed as 39200 Heritage Park. All garding Ordinance Highway 190 East are invited to attend. 26-34 to revoke the on the southeast cor‐ Lastly, Chief dedicated portion of ner of Hwy 190 East Williams thanked Albert St. between at Brookter Street; everyone for attend‐ Madison St. and located in Section ing the recent Monroe St. in accor‐ 13, T9S, R14E; and, groundbreaking cer‐ dance with the legal establish City zon‐ emony for the police description and sur‐ ing classification as building. vey prepared by CC Commercial Randall W. Brown Corridor. (Case As there was no fur‐ & Associates, Inc. AZ2026-0005). The ther business, the on August 4, 2026; Council President meeting was ad‐ thereby revoking explained that the journed at 7:21p.m. the dedication and Planning Director 202199SEP30-1T disposing that por‐ asked that this ordi‐ $400.38 tion of street at pri‐ nance be postponed. vate sale; authoriz‐ No one from the ing the mayor to ex‐ public appeared to ecute all necessary speak. The Council PUBLIC NOTICE documents; and as‐ President closed the signing the property public hearing. ST. TAMMANY as R-1, Single Fam‐ Councilman Fadely PARISH ily Residential Dis‐ explained that the MICHAEL B. trict providing for reason for the post‐ COOPER other matters in con‐ ponement is be‐ PARISH PRESI‐ nection therewith. cause the Parish DENT Tina Myers needs to concur with The St. Tammany Planning Secretary the annexation, Parish Board of Ad‐ 200411SEP16-23which they have not justment shall hear 30-3T done yet. testimony for and/or $81.15 Councilwoman against the follow‐ Denham seconded ing variance/appeal PUBLIC NOTICE by Councilman cases at their Octo‐ Jones made a mo‐ ber 6th, 2026, THE COVINGTON tion to postpone Board of HISTORIC DIS‐ Item No. 26-08- Adjustment TRICT COMMIS‐ 3665 until October meeting at 13, 2026. 2:00PM, located at SION ULED HAS A the St. Tammany SCHED PUBLIC MEET‐ ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Parish Government ING 0 Nays 0 Absent Complex, Parish DAY, FOR TUES‐ CARRIED Council Chambers, OC TOBER 13, 21490 Koop Drive, 2026, AT 4:00 PM As advertised, a Mandeville, IN THE CITY OF public hearing was Louisiana: COVINGTON held on Item No. 26CIL CHAM‐ 08-3666, an ordi‐ BOA CASE NO. COUN BER, LOCATED nance annexing into 2026-4720-BOA AT 222 EAST the City of Slidell Request by an appli‐ KIRK LAND that parcel of land cant in an E Estate STREET, COV‐ containing 2.12 District for a vari‐ INGTON, acres addressed as ance to increase the LOUISIANA. 2081 Gause Blvd maximum allow‐ East, located at the able square footage In accordance with southeast corner of of a boat house lo‐ ter Historic Pearl Acres Road, cated on a scenic Chap Preservation, Arti‐ identified as Lot 1A river from 800 cle III, Certificate of Square 24 Pearl square feet to 1560 Appro priateness, Acres Subdivision; square feet. Sec tion 54.63 – Pro‐ and, establishing the The property is lo‐ cedure for issuance City zoning classifi‐ cated: 60290 Sher‐ Certificate of Ap‐ cation as CC Corri‐ wood Lane, La‐ of propriateness: dor Commercial. combe, Louisiana (Case AZ2026- Owner & Represen‐ CASE NO. 26-100004). He explained tative: Salvatore J. 27 CHDC An appli‐ that this ordinance Impastato cation for a Certifi‐ will also be post‐ of Appropriate‐ poned for the same BOA CASE NO. cate ness for material al‐ reason as above. No 2026-4770-BOA ations consisting one from the public Request by an appli‐ ter of the addition of a appeared to speak. cant in a S-1 Subur‐ fence the rear of The Council Presi‐ ban Residential Dis‐ Coffeeat Rani. dent closed the pub‐ trict for after the fact cated at cornerLoof‐ lic hearing. variances to: and E • Reduce the front Lee Lane Street, Lots Councilwoman yard setback from Boston 1A Square 17 in the Denham seconded 25’ to 15’ vision of St. John. by Councilman • Reduce side yard Di the munici‐ Fadely made a mo‐ setback for Having address of 234 tion to postpone boathouse from 5’ to pal Lee Lane, Coving‐ Item No. 26-08- 3.2’ 3666 until October • Reduce driveway ton. plicant : LA 13, 2026. side yard setback Ap Famille LLC/Ann from 5’ to 0’ Jemi son & Kelley ROLL CALL 9 Yeas • Allow for fill and bell 0 Nays 0 Absent wooded retaining Camp : LA Famille CARRIED walls to remain on Owner LLC/Ann Jemison the property LEGISLATIVE The property is lo‐ CASE NO. 26-10COMMENTS AND cated: 175 Carr 28 CHDC An appli‐ REPORTS Drive, Slidell, cation for a Certifi‐ Louisiana cate Appropriate‐ Councilwoman Owner & Represen‐ ness of for material al‐ Denham recently tative: Thomas Lau‐ terations consisting visited a Habitat for rendine of replacing all Humanity home, POSTPONED windows that is the first home FROM 09/01/26 doors and new custom in Louisiana to re‐ BOARD OF AD‐ with wood doors and ceive a Home JUSTMENT windows appropri‐ Strong HVAC sys‐ MEETING ate for the period of tem that will help re‐ nificance, new duce energy costs BOA CASE NO. sig porch railings, up‐ and help with en‐ 2026-4797-BOA ing the entrances ergy efficiency. To Request by an appli‐ dat new stairs, and see if you qualify for cant in a PUD with a wheelchair this system or for Planned Unit Devel‐ adding questions, go to opment Overlay for lift to the struc ture lo‐ www.homestrongl an after-the-fact in Lots 13 & ouisiana.org or call variance to reduce cated 14 of the Division of (504) 224-8300. rear yard setback St. John, having the Councilwoman from 20' to 12'5” nicipal address Denham stated that The property is lo‐ mu 626 E Boston the City Engineer cated: 20135 Brent‐ of informed her that he wood Dr Mandev‐ Street. Applicant: Edith received the funds ille, Louisiana and John to do the next phase Owner & Represen‐ Faggen Fitch in Ducksworth Park, tative: Lois Gerone Owner: Pink which will be a ade walking trail. BOA CASE NO. Lemon LLC/Edith Faggen Councilman Fadely 2026-4812-BOA stated that most Request by an appli‐ & John Fitch everyone was wear‐ cant in a GC-2 Pub‐ CASE NO. 26-10ing gold tonight to lic, Commercial & 29 CHDC An appli‐ bring light to Child‐ Recreational Dis‐ cation for a Certifi‐ hood Cancer aware‐ trict for an after-the- cate Appropriate‐ ness month. fact variance of the ness of for material al‐ Next, Councilman required 10' side terations to the exte‐ Fadely mentioned yard setbacks and rior of the structure that Saturday, Sep‐ landscape buffer. cated at the corner tember 12th is open‐ The property is lo‐ lo of E Gibson and Co‐ ing day ceremonies cated: west side of lum Streets. Said for the Slidell Youth Pontchartrain Drive, alterbia ations consist‐ Soccer Club, start‐ Slidell, Louisiana of refurbish or ing at 8:30 a.m. Owner & Represen‐ ing placing all ware‐ Councilman Wash‐ tative: CMA Rentals re house windows to ington is holding a LLC - Michael their original condi‐ District A Commu‐ Chad Adcox tion, removing the nity Meeting on to built along Thursday, Septem‐ BOA CASE NO. lean eastern façade, re‐ ber 10th from 6:00 – 2026-4817-BOA pair ele‐ 8:00 p.m. in the Request by an appli‐ ments exasterior required. Council Chambers cant in a S-1 Subur‐ The subject prop‐ and invited every‐ ban Residential Dis‐ is located at 5 one to attend. He trict for an after-the- erty 8 square 15 in will discuss the new fact variance to re‐ thru Division of St. code enforcement duce the rear yard the having the rules, District A setback from 10' to John, nicipal address Dday goals and 0.5' & the side yard mu of 509 E Gibson community con‐ setback from 10' to Street, Cov ington. cerns. Also, the can‐ 0.4' plicant: Green‐ didates for City The property is lo‐ Ap Architects/Paul Marshall and City cated: 303 Cherry‐ leaf Judge were invited bark Drive, Slidell, Rees Owner: Levey Prop‐ to attend to speak to Louisiana ties LLC/Paul the residents and an‐ Owner & Represen‐ er Rees swer any questions. tative: Bryan Ducre 200533SEP16-23CASE No. 26-10-30 Councilman 30-3T CHDC An applica‐ Brownfield thanked $172.98 lll

SUBD2026-0038: A request for resub‐ division of a tract of land in the City of Slidell addressed as 39200 Public Highway 190 Notices East and containing Meet/Hear/Min 53.79 acres, bounded by Hwy 190 East to the north and Brookter Street to the west, into CASE No. 26-10-30 three tracts identi‐ CHDC An applica‐ fied as Tracts AG-1 tion for a Certificate (7.346 acres), AG-2 of Appropriateness (4.468 acres), and for new residential AG-3 (41.979 construction at 124 acres). N. Jefferson Av‐ Link to Updated enue, Covington Zoning Map: within the division https://myslidell. of Morgan Com‐ com/planning/#tabmerce and Virtue. id-2 Applicant: Christo‐ For more informa‐ pher and Rachel tion, go to mys‐ Arnoult lidell.com/plan‐ Owner: Christopher ning/boards/pz, Arnoult II email plan‐ ningdept@cityofs Any person may lidell.org, or call speak or submit a (985) 646-4320. written statement. 202275SEP30OCT For more informa‐ 7-14-3T tion, or to review $191.32 case material or to inquire about speak‐ PUBLIC NOTICE ing at the public hearing, please call The St. Tammany the City of Coving‐ Parish Board of ton Planning De‐ Election Supervi‐ partment at (985) sors will meet on 867-1214. Thanks Wednesday, for your interest in October 7, 2026 at Covington’s future. 10:00 A.M. in the In accordance with Elections Confer‐ the Americans with ence Room, 601 N. Disabilities Act, if Jefferson Ave. in you need special as‐ Covington for the sistance, please con‐ drawing of Com‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ missioners for dinator at (985-892- the November 3, 1811) Covington 2026 and City Hall describing December 12, 2026 the assistance that is Fall Elections. necessary. 200940SEP30-1T $33.66 If you have com‐ ments, please e-mail PUBLIC NOTICE them to eagee@ covla.com or mail The St. Tammany them to the City of Parish Planning Covington Planning Commission will Department at P. O. hold its regular Box 778, Coving‐ monthly meeting ton, LA 70434. on Tuesday, Octo‐ 13, 2026 at the Appeals: Any per‐ berTam many Parish son aggrieved by St. ministrative any decision, act or Ad Com plex Building, proceeding of the Parish Council historic district Chambers, Build ing commission shall “A”, 21490 Koop have the right to ap‐ Drive, Mandeville, peal In writing to the LA, at 6:00 P.M. to Covington City hear comments for Council for reversal or the fol‐ or modification. lowagainst Street Re‐ Any such appeal vocaing: tion re quest: must be forwarded to the city clerk, in REV26-10-005 writing, within ten The revocation of an (10) from the date of unopened portion of the historic district Walnut Street, lo‐ commission’s deci‐ cated on the west sion and the council of Petit Road, may consider such side north of Hoffman appeal at its next Road tween general meeting or Square 7 andbeSquare special meeting, but 12 in the Abita in any event, not Terrace more than 45 days Springs Subdivision (as de‐ after the historic dis‐ lin eated on Map trict commission de‐ #1C), cision. The city trict 11.Ward 4, Dis‐ council shall have Applicant: Samatha the right to reverse, Freudenthal change or modify Parish Council Dis‐ any decision of the trict resentative: historic commission Hon.Rep only by a majority lin Arthur Laugh‐ vote of council. 201111SEP23A livestream will be 30OCT7-3T available for view‐ $338.59 ing on regular broadcast channels PUBLIC NOTICE (Charter Channel 710; U-verse Chan‐ The Slidell Plan‐ nel 99) or on the ning and Zoning Parish website: Commissions will www.stpgov.org. meet on Monday, For more informa‐ October 19, 2026 at tion, please call the 7:00pm in the Department of Plan‐ Council Chambers ning & Develop‐ at 2045 2nd St, ment at 985-898Slidell, LA, for a 2529. public hearing on: /s/ Ross P. Liner, AICP, PTP, CFM AZ2026-0006: A re‐ Director, Depart‐ quest to annex into ment of Planning & the City of Slidell Development property located at St. Tammany Parish 500 Edgewood Government Drive; identified as 200534SEP23a part of Fairview 30OCT7-3T Drive in Woodland $84.78 Park Subdivision, containing 0.135 acres (Parcel PUBLIC NOTICE 144189), and estab‐ The St. Tammany lish City zoning Parish Planning classification as R3 Commission will High Density Resi‐ hold its regular dential. monthly meeting AZ2026-0007: A re‐ on day, Octo‐ quest to annex into ber Tues 13, 2026 at the the City of Slidell St. Tam many property located at AdministrativeParish 456 Edgewood plex Building, Drive; identified as Com Council Lots 32 and 33, Parish bers, Building Square 1, Woodland Cham “A”, 21490 Koop Park Subdivision, Drive, Mandeville, containing 0.13 LA, at 6:00 P.M. to acres (Parcel hear comments for 108889), and estab‐ or against the fol lish City zoning lowing: Enter the‐ classification as R3 Parish Right-ofHigh Density Resi‐ Ways, Enter the St. dential. Tammany Trace, AZ2026-0008: A re‐ Minor Subdivisions, quest to annex into Re subdivisions, Pe‐ the City of Slidell tions/Requests, property located at ti Con cept Plan Sub‐ 450 Edgewood visions, Final Drive, identified as di division Plat & Lot 30A, Square 1, Sub Construction re‐ Woodland Park quests Subdivision con‐ Amendments and/or taining 0.14 acres Subdivision Reguto‐ (Parcel 106506); and establish City lations: zoning classifica‐ THE tion as R3 High ENTER RIGHTDensity Residential PARISH Z2026-0004: A re‐ OF-WAY quest to amend the Request to Enter the zoning map for Parish Right-ofproperty located Way for the round‐ along Brookter about at the ter‐ Street, south of section of OakinHar Highway 190 East, bor Boulevard and‐ identified as Tract E. Howze Beach AG-3 in case #SUB‐ D2026-0038, con‐ Road Developer/Owner: taining 41.979 Lakeshore Beautifi‐ acres, from CC ca Corporation Commercial Corri‐ Ention gi neer/Sur veyor: dor to R3 High Den‐ Dammon Engi neer‐ sity Residential. TXT2026-0003 – A ing Council Dis‐ quarterly Text Parish Representative: Amendment update trict Hon. Jeffrey "Jeff" to the Unified De‐ Corbin velopment Code Gen eral Location: Other Items: The property is lo‐ SUBD2026-0038: Oak Har‐ A request for resub‐ cated on Boule vard, division of a tract of bor east of I-10, land in the City of south Slidell, Louisiana. Slidell addressed as Ward 9, District 13 39200 Highway 190 Minor Subdivision East and containing 53.79 acres, 2026-4815-MSP bounded by Hwy Minor Subdivision 190 East to the north of a portion of Par‐ and Brookter Street cel A into Parcel A-1 to the west, into & Represen‐ three tracts identi‐ Owner tive: Weyer‐ fied as Tracts AG-1 ta AG-2 haeuser NR Com‐

the Division of St. John, having the municipal address of 509 E Gibson Street, Covington. Applicant: Green‐ Public Notices leaf ArMeet/Hear/Min chitects/Paul Rees Owner: Levey Prop‐ erties LLC/Paul Rees

cated on Oak Har‐ bor Boulevard, southeast of I-10, Slidell, Louisiana. Ward 9, District 13 Minor Sub division Public Notices

Meet/Hear/Min 2026-4815-MSP Minor Subdivision of a portion of Par‐ cel A into Parcel A-1 Owner & Represen‐ tative: Weyer‐ haeuser NR Com‐ pany – Timothy Jackson Surveyor: Randall W. Brown & Associ‐ ates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Arthur Laugh‐ lin General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the south‐ east sides of LA Highway 434 & LA Highway 3241, La‐ combe, Louisiana; S3, 4 & 9, T8S, R13E, Ward 7, Dis‐ trict 11

2026-4816-MSP Minor Subdivision of 5.04 acres & 5.33 acres being a re‐ mainder of Parcel A into Parcel 1 Owner & Represen‐ tative: Weyer‐ haeuser NR Com‐ pany – Timothy Jackson Surveyor: Randall W. Brown & Associ‐ ates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Arthur Laugh‐ lin General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the north‐ west sides of LA Highway 434 & LA Highway 3241, La‐ combe, Louisiana; S33, T7S, R13E and S4, T8S, R13E, Ward 7, District 11 2026-4827-MSP Minor Subdivision of 5.22 acres, 13.59 acres, 15.10 acres & 20.34 acres into Parcels A & B Owner & Represen‐ tative: Paulette K. Jenkins and Travis Jenkins Surveyor: Land Sur‐ veying, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Cheryl Tanner General Location: The property is lo‐ cated at the end of U. F. Keating Road and on the east side of Keating Road, Covington, Louisiana; S28 & 29, T5S, R11E, Ward 2, District 6 2026-4830-MSP Minor Subdivision of 5.076 acres into lots A, B, C & D Owner & Represen‐ tative: Ardent Con‐ struction, LLC – Charles Walker Surveyor: J.V. Burkes & Associ‐ ates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. David Cougle General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the south side of W. Powerline Road, west of Carey Road, Pearl River, Louisiana; S10, T8S, R14E, Ward 8, District 9 2026-4838-MSP Minor Subdivision of 5.4 acres, 12.605 acres & 13.183 acres into Parcels A, B&C Owners: Debra Kay Rogers McElveen and Cheryl Rogers David Representative: An‐ drew S. Mendheim Surveyor: John G. Cummings & Asso‐ ciates Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Martha J. Cazaubon General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the east side of LA Highway 1080, south of LA Highway 40, north of Chit Rogers Road, Folsom, Louisiana; S12, T5S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3 Resubdivision 2026-4802-MRP Resubdivision of lots 41-A-1 & 41-B1 into lot 41-C, Northpark, Phase 2 Owner & Represen‐ tative: CAP3, LLC Surveyor: R.W. Krebs, Professional Land Surveying, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Pat Phillips General Location: The property is lo‐ cated at the north‐ east corner of Park Place & Village Lane West, Coving‐ ton, Louisiana; S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5 Concept Plan Subdivision proval:

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2025-4205-TP Bedico Creek Sub‐ division, Parcel 1 Developer/Owner: Bedico Creek Pre‐ serve, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: Kelly McHugh & Associates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Kathy Seiden General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the north‐ west side of LA Highway 1085, South of Interstate 12, Madisonville, Louisiana. Ward 1, District 4 Postponed at the July 14, 2026, Au‐ gust 11, 2026, and September 8, 2026 Planning Commis‐ sion Meetings

The property is lo‐ cated on the north‐ west side of LA Highway 1085, South of Interstate 12, Madis onville, Public Notices Louisiana. Ward 1, Meet/Hear/Min District 4 Postponed at the July 14, 2026, Au‐ gust 11, 2026, and September 8, 2026 Planning Commis‐ sion Meetings 2026-4729-TP The Breezes at Oak Harbor Subdivision Developer/Owner: J. Breaux Enter‐ prises, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: LCR & Company, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Jerry Binder General Location: The property is lo‐ cated southeast of Oak Harbor Boule‐ vard, west of Pontchartrain Drive, Slidell. Ward 9, Dis‐ trict 12 Postponed at the July 14, 2026, Au‐ gust 11, 2026, and September 8, 2026 Planning Commis‐ sion Meetings

tion Nineteen (19), Township Eight South (T8S), Range Thirteen East (R13E), of the GreensPublic burg Dis trict, Notices Seventh Ward, Meet/Hear/Min Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana, and being more fully de‐ scribed and delin‐ eated as follows, towit:

Starting at the Northwest corner of the Northwest quar‐ ter of the Northeast quarter of Section Nineteen (19), Township Eight South (T8S), Range Thirteen East (R13E), Greensburg District, Louisiana. Run along the North boundary of Section Nineteen (19), South eighty-nine degrees forty-five minutes East (S89°45'E) a dis‐ tance of one thou‐ sand one thousand four hundred sixty and twenty-one hundredths feet (1,460.21') to the Northeast corner of Lot Number Five (5) and the POINT 2026-4828-TP OF BEGINNING; The Village at Beau thence continue Phare South eighty-nine Developer/Owner: degrees forty-five Valen Development, minutes East LLC (S89°45'E) one hun‐ Engineer/Surveyor: dred feet (100.00') Richard C. Lambert to the Southeast cor‐ Consultants, LLC & ner of Lot Number McLin Taylor, Inc. Five (5); thence Parish Council Dis‐ South one thousand trict Representative: four hundred fiftyHon. Martha J. six and sixty-eight Cazaubon hundredths feet General Location: (1,456.68') to the The property is lo‐ Southwest corner of cated on the north‐ Lot Number Five east side of Savan‐ (5); thence north nah Road, on the eighty-eight degrees northwest side of forty-five minutes LA Highway 1085 East (N88°45'E) a and on the north side distance of two hun‐ of Interstate 12, dred four hundred Slidell. Ward 1, Dis‐ eight and eightytrict 3 five hundredths feet (208.85') to the Final Subdivision Northwest corner of Plat & Construction Lot Number Six (6); Plan Approval: thence due East 2026-4837-PP three hundred Money Hill Subdi‐ ninety-six and sixtyvision, Phase 8-B eight hundredths Developer/Owner: feet (396.68') to the Money Hill Planta‐ POINT OF BEGIN‐ tion, LLC NING. All in accor‐ Engineer/Surveyor: dance with plat of Kelly McHugh & survey by James C. Associates, Inc. Moore, Sr., Civil Parish Council Dis‐ Engineer, dated Oc‐ trict Representative: tober 1985, attached Hon. Cheryl S. Tan‐ to and made part of ner Act of COB 287, General Location: Page 143, and ac‐ The property is lo‐ cording to said plat cated north of LA of survey, the said Highway 435, west property is desig‐ of Money Hill Park‐ nated as Lots Five way, Abita Springs. (5) and Six (6), con‐ Ward 6, District 6 taining one and ninety-five hun‐ A livestream will be dredths acres (1.95 available for view‐ acres). ing on regular For informational broadcast channels purposes only: Im‐ (Charter Channel provements thereon 710; U-verse Chan‐ bear the Municipal nel 99) or on the No. 82286 Highway Parish website: 190 North, Bush, www.stpgov.org. Louisiana 70445. For more informa‐ The same property tion, please call the was acquired by Department of Plan‐ Ralph Gary Johnson ning & Develop‐ and Claire Logos ment at 985-898- Johnson from Mon‐ 2529. roe Beam Johnson /s/ Ross P. Liner, by act of notary pub‐ AICP, PTP, CFM lic Alice B. Harve‐ Director, Depart‐ son, Jr., Notary Pub‐ ment of Planning & lic, dated December Development 22, 2007, registered St. Tammany Parish as Inst. No. 165413 Government in the records of St. 202037SEP30OCT7 Tammany Parish. 2T $296.62 2. Zoning Case No. 2026-4829-ZC Petition to change PUBLIC NOTICE the zoning district The St. Tammany classification for a Parish Zoning Com‐ tract of land situated mission will hold in S1, T8S, R11E, their monthly meet‐ Ward 4, District 5 Tammany ing on Wednesday, St. November 4, 2026 Parish, Louisiana, in the St. Tammany which is a Parcel lo‐ Parish Administra‐ cated on the north tive Complex, side of LA Highway 21490 Koop Drive, 1088, west of Casa Mandeville, LA at Bella Court; Man‐ 6:00 PM. A public deville; and which hearing will be con‐ property comprises ducted at this meet‐ a total of 4.99 acres ing to hear com‐ of land more or less, ments for or against from its present L-2 amendments to the Large Lot Residen‐ Unified Develop‐ tial District to a S-2 ment Code with re‐ Suburban Residen‐ spect to the follow‐ tial District. The property petitioned ing changes: for rezoning is more 1. Zoning Case No. fully described as follows: 2026-4819-ZC Petition to change the zoning district A certain parcel of classification for a ground situated in tract of land situated Section 1, Township in S19, T8S, R13E, 8 South, Range 11 Ward 7, District 7, East, Greensburg St. Tammany Land District, St. Parish, Louisiana, Tammany Parish, and which is a Parcel lo‐ Louisiana, cated on the east being more fully de‐ side of LA Highway scribed as follows: 434, and south of From the Section Miss Lou Street, La‐ corner common to combe; and which Sections 1, 6, 44, & property comprises 55 T-8-S, R-11-E, North a total of 1.97 acres measure of land more or less, 00°14'0l" East a dis‐ from its present L-1 tance of 570.97 feet North Large Lot Residen‐ Thence tial District to a HC- 89°45'15" West a dis tance of 293.59 1 Highway Com‐ mercial District. feet; Thence North The property peti‐ 12°07'25" West a tioned for rezoning distance of 993.98 is more fully de‐ feet Thence South 65°57'40” East a scribed as follows: distance of 894.08 feet Thence North A CERTAIN PIECE 00°04'26" East a OR PORTION OF GROUND, together distance of 98.00 with all the build‐ feet to a point on the ings and improve‐ Western Right of ments thereon, and Way of La. Hwy. and the all of the rights, 1088 ways, privileges, POINT OF BEGIN‐ NING; servitudes, appurte‐ nances, and advan‐ From the POINT OF tages thereunto be‐ BEGINNING and longing or in any‐ leaving said West‐ wise appertaining, ern Right of Way North situated in the north‐ measure east quarter of Sec‐ 00°08'17" West a tion Nineteen (19), distance of 625.82 Township Eight feet to a point; South South (T8S), Range Thence Thirteen East 89°39'37" East a (R13E), of the distance of 300.07 Greensburg District, feet to a point; North Seventh Ward, Thence Parish of St. Tam‐ 00°02'39" East a many, State of distance of 9.00 feet Louisiana, and to a point; Thence 89°39'37" being more fully de‐ South scribed and delin‐ East a distance of eated as follows, to- 104.92 feet to a point; Thence South wit: 00°08'17" East a

feet to a point; Thence South 89°39'37" East a distance of 300.07 feet to a point; ThencePublic Notices North 00°02'39" East a Meet/Hear/Min distance of 9.00 feet to a point; Thence South 89°39'37" East a distance of 104.92 feet to a point; Thence South 00°08'17" East a distance of 451.96 feet to a point on the Western Right of Way of La. Hwy. 1088; Thence along said Western Right of Way South 65°57'40" West a distance of 442.99 feet to a point which is the POINT OF BEGINNING, and containing 217,377.09 square feet or 4.99 acre(s) of land, more or less. 3. Zoning Case No. 2026-4833-CP Conditional Use Permit for an Out‐ door Storage Yard on a tract of land sit‐ uated in S44, T9S, R14E, Ward 9, Dis‐ trict 13 St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of Al‐ bert Street, north of Paul Street, Slidell; and which property comprises a total of 0.433 acres of land more or less. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: A certain parcel of land, lying and situ‐ ated in Section 44, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, Greensburg Land District, St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows: Commence from a ½" iron rod found at the intersection of the westerly right of way line of Albert Street and the northerly right of way line of Paul Street. Run along said westerly right of way line of Albert Street North 23 De‐ grees 16 Minutes 35 Seconds West a dis‐ tance of 161.44 feet to a point; Thence leaving the western right of way line of Albert Street, run North 67 De‐ grees 07 Minutes 55 Seconds East a dis‐ tance of 59.31 feet to a ½" iron rod found on the eastern right of way line of Albert Street and the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning and leav‐ ing said easterly right of way line of Albert Street: Run North 67 Degrees 07 Minutes 55 Sec‐ onds East a distance of 191.00 feet to a ½" iron rod found; Thence run South 04 Degrees 04 Min‐ utes 39 Seconds East (North 21 De‐ grees 34 Minutes 05 Seconds West — Plat) a distance of 98.82 feet to a ½" iron rod found; Thence run South 67 Degrees 07 Min‐ utes 54 Seconds West a distance of 191.00 feet to a ½" iron rod found on the easterly right of way line of Albert Street; Thence run along said easterly right of way line of Albert Street North 23 De‐ grees 04 Minutes 39 Seconds West a dis‐ tance of 98.82 feet and back to the Point of Beginning. Said parcel contains 0.433 acres of land, more or less, lying and situated in Sec‐ tion 44, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, Greensburg Land District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. 4. Zoning Case No. 2026-4839-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S39, T8S, R13E, Ward 7, District 7, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel lo‐ cated on the north side of US Highway 190, west of An‐ chorage Drive, La‐ combe; and which property comprises a total of 4.9816 acres of land more or less, from its pre‐ sent L-1 Large Lot Residential District to a HC-2 Highway Commercial Dis‐ trict . The property petitioned for rezon‐ ing is more fully de‐ scribed as follows: A certain parcel of land, lying and situ‐ ated in Section 39, Township 8 South, Range 13 East, Greensburg Land District, St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows: From the intersec‐ tion of the northerly right of way line of U.S. Highway No. 190 and the westerly right of way line of Anchorage Road in Section 39, Town‐ ship 8 South, Range 13 East, Greensburg Land District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana; run along said westerly right of way line of Anchorage Road North 26°44'27" East, a distance of 260.79 feet to a

Large Lot Louisiana, totaling Hair Color: 190 and the westerly sent gage Services, LLC vs. Hancock Whitney sion of and will offer right of way line of Residential District approximately 6.84 BLACK for sale at public Cindy Lou Saucier Bank Vs. auction to the high‐ Lemar a/k/a Vs. Cory Alexander Desonier Anchorage Road in to a L-1 Large Lot acres off of Town Eye Color: REO est bidder in the Northshore, LLC Finch and Tinnie Cindy Lou Saucier Chelsey Section 39, Town‐ Residential District Center Parkway, for BROWN Enxing and MHO Man u fac ‐ St. Tammany Wednesday, September court✦house located a/k/a Cindy L. Brandt wife ✦of/and Lee Clelland ship 8 South, Range Vs. 30, 2026 ✦ 13B City of Slidell, Scars/Tattoos: Overlay the at St.Public Tam many A.J.B. Public SaucierPublic a/k/aNotices Cindy Matthew 13 East, Greensburg tured Home Properties, and to Public take all ancil‐ Mark: Scar: Chest T. Brandt Public Notices Public Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices . The prop erty pe ti ‐ Parish Sheriff CourSales thouse, LLC Sheriff SaucierSheriff a/k/aSales Cindy Land Meet/Hear/Min District, St. and Notices Joshua lary acMeet/Hear/Min tion in con‐ SURGICAL SCAR (52) 202516779 Meet/Hear/Min Sex Offenders Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sales tioned for re zon ing 701 N Columbia St, Bruno Tammany Parish, Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Lou Desonier a/k/a (52) 202614623 nection therewith. // Piercing: Ear is more fully de ‐ LA Louisiana; run sion Parish of St. Cindy L. Desonier Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Covington, BOTH EARS along said westerly scribed as follows: Tammany State of a/k/a Cindy Des‐ sion Parish of St. 70433, beginning at (52) 202611462 Note: A Public PIERCED // 10:00 am Wednes ‐ Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ onier a/k/a Cindy right of way line of Louisiana Hearing will be held Prosthesis: - NONE Tammany State of day, November 4, sion Saucier Desonier Louisiana Anchorage Road ALL THAT CER‐ on the above listed REPORTED // State of TAIN PIECE OR North 26°44'27" 2026, the following Louisiana ordinance on Tues‐ Ultraviolet Tattoo - Notice is hereby a/k/a Cindy S. Des‐ POR TION OF East, a distance of given that by virtue onier and James P. Notice is hereby property: day, October 13, - NONE 260.79 feet to a GROUND, together 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in REPORTED // of a Writ of Seizure Desonier a/k/a given that by virtue Notice is hereby with all the rights, point; Thence, leav‐ of a Writ of Seizure Property Descrip‐ given that by virtue the Council Cham‐ Tattoo: R_ear - CM and Sale issued out James Desonier ways, priv i leges, ing said westerly of the Honorable of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out tion: bers, 2045 Second IN FRONT OF right of way line of servitudes, appurte‐ Street, Suite 319. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ (52) 202614527 CERTAIN and Sale issued out of the Honorable ONE EAR, TAURUS Anchorage Road, nances and advan‐ trict LOT Court for the Sher iff's Civil Di vi ‐ OR POR TION of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ SIGNED BEHIND run North 70°16'09" tages, thereunto be‐ 2. Item No. 26-09- EAR // Scar: Head - Parish of St. Tam‐ sion Parish of St. trict Court for the OP GROUND, to‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ long ing or in any ‐ West, a distance of 3673: An ordinance SMALL SCAR ON many in the above Tammany State of Parish of St. Tam‐ gether with ad trict Court for the 222.57 feet to a wise appertaining, to amend portions of FRONT OF HEAD entitled and num‐ Louisiana many in the above buildings end im‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ sit u ated in the point; Thence run bered cause dated entitled and num‐ provements thereon many in the above the Unified Devel‐ BY HAIRLINE // South east 1/4 of the South 20°48'41" August 19, 2026 and Notice is hereby bered cause dated and ell rights there‐ entitled and num‐ opment Code to pro‐ Scar: R_Thigh North west 1/4 of West, a distance of to me directed, I, given that by virtue August 5, 2026 and unto belonging, bered cause dated vide for the applica‐ MEDIUM SIZE 36.83 feet to a point; Section 11, Town‐ tion of conditional SCAR ON INSIDE Bret Ibert, Sheriff, of a Writ of Seizure to me directed, I, shunted in the March 25, 2026 and Thence run North ship 8 South, Range use regulations re‐ OF THIGH // Scar: have taken posses‐ and Sale issued out Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Parish of St. Tam‐ to me directed, I, 71°43'40" West, a 14 East, St. Tam‐ lated to certain high abdomen sion of and will offer of the Honorable have taken posses‐ many, State of Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Parish, density residential SURGICAL SCAR for sale at public 22nd Judicial Dis‐ sion distance of 91.39 many of and will offer Louisiana, in Sec‐ have taken posses‐ Louisiana, being feet to a point and auction to the high‐ trict Court for the for sale at public tion 40, Township 9 sion of and will offer // Tattoo: L_ear development. more fully de ‐ the Point of Begin‐ est bidder in the Parish of St. Tam‐ auction to the high‐ South, Range 14 for sale at public Item No. 26-09- SCORPION SIGN scribed as follows, 3. ning. courthouse located many in the above est bidder in the East, being more auction to the high‐ 3674: An ordinance // Tattoo: Neck to-wit: From the Point of at St. Tammany entitled and num‐ courthouse located particularly de‐ est bidder in the to amend portions of TRIBAL SUN From the North west Beginning, Parish Courthouse, bered cause dated at St. Tammany scribed as farms: courthouse located run the Unified Devel‐ WITH AARON // South 20 degrees comer of the South‐ opment Code to Tattoo: R_Shoulder 701 N Columbia St, August 4, 2026 and Parish Courthouse, Front the corner at St. Tammany 09'21" West, a dis‐ west 1/4 of the eliminate tree reme‐ - BACK SIDE: Covington, LA to me directed, I, 701 N Columbia St, common to Section Parish Courthouse, tance of 229.08 feet Northeast 1/4 of diation 70433, beginning at Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Covington, LA 40 and 41 of said 701 N Columbia St, require‐ CROSS, CARL, said Sec tion 11, to a point on the LA ments in select situ‐ YVONNE, BRIAN, 10:00 am Wednes‐ have taken posses‐ 70433, beginning at Township 9 South, Covington, Town ship 8 South, northerly right of day, November 4, sion of and will offer 10:00 am Wednes‐ Range 14 East, at 70433, beginning at RUTH // Tattoo: ations Range 14 East, go way line of U.S. 2026, the following for sale at public day, November 4, the west bank of 10:00 am Wednes‐ Note: A Public L_arm Highway No. 190; South 659.03 feet to Hearing will be held SEAHORSE, property: auction to the high‐ 2026, the following Bayou Liberty, go day, November 4, an iron; thence go Thence run along est bidder in the property: North 50 deg. West 2026, the following on the above listed ANNALYNN said northerly right South 146.2 feet to ordinances on Tues‐ WITH BUBBLES, 3074.0 feet along property: Property Descrip‐ courthouse located of way line of U.S. an iron; thence go day, October 27, CANCER SIGN, tion: at St. Tammany Property Descrip‐ the line dividing North 89 de grees 45 Robert Park Subdi‐ Parish Courthouse, tion: Highway No. 190 Sections 40 end 41 Property Descrip‐ at 6:30 p.m. in ANCHOR, APB, West, 2026, North 72°10'00" minutes vision Annex No. 3 701 N Columbia St, Lot number 2315 to the Northwest tion: the Council Cham‐ CMB // Tattoo: 988.95 feet to the West, a distance of Lot 1-A, Square 12 Covington, LA Lakeshore Villages comer of the prop‐ ALL THOSE CER‐ bers, 2045 Second R_arm - MY 916.71 feet to a point of beginning. Street, Suite 319. as referenced in the 70433, beginning at Phase 10 as refer‐ erty of Emory TAIN PARCELS EVERY STUFFS, From the Point of point; Thence, leav‐ Mortgage recorded 10:00 am Wednes‐ enced in the Mort‐ Graves, described in OF LAND OR MOON AND Thomas P. Reeves ing said northerly Beginning go South Thomas P. Reeves at instrument num‐ day, November 4, gage recorded at in‐ COB 99, folio 41; LOTS situated in STARS, right of way line of 660.68 feet to a Council ber 2026, the following strument 2233412 number thence go North 82 the Parish of St. FINNIGREN, U.S. Highway No. point; thence go Administrator property: deg. 45 min. East Tammany, State of 2343536 BUTTERFLY // North 89 de grees 45 190, run North 1351.0 feet along Louisiana, in that Property Located Tattoo: L_Hand 202098SEP30-1T min utes West, 12°47'44" East, a At: 58432 PARK Property Descrip‐ Property Located the north line of said part thereof known HEART WITH $63.60 329.65 feet to a distance of 117.83 ABITA At: 2782 property of Emory as INFINITY SIGN // DR, SLIDELL, LA tion: Lot 404-A, Beau LAKESHORE feet to a point; point; thence go 70461 Graves to the West SPRINGS ANNEX. Tattoo: R_wrist North 660.68 feet to Public Notices Thence run North Chene Subdivision, VISTA BL, edge of the road; Said subdivision is HEART BEAT Permits Misc. 36°12'00" East, a a point; thence go Writ Amount: Section 1, as refer‐ SLIDELL, LA thence go South 3 located in the North WITH FLATLINE distance of 132.53 South 89 degrees 45 $222,502.96 enced deg. East 224.0 feat one-half of the in the Mort ‐ 70461 DONE, SMALL East, Plain feet to a point; minutes gage along the West edge Northwest Section 7 tiff At tor ney: recorded at in ‐ DOT // Tattoo: 329.65 feet back to Thence run South Graham, Arceneaux strument number Writ Amount: of said road to the and the Southwest Bruisers LLC d/b/a Back - FUN SIZE the point of be gin ‐ 71°15'14" East, a & Allen 1566543 POINT OF BEGIN‐ one-quarter of the $392,851.64 Bruiser's Hot Dog ON LOWER distance of 894.69 ning. Two Lakeway proceed Southeast one-quar‐ Plaintiff Attorney: NING; Place is applying to BACK // Tattoo: Con tain ing in all 5 feet, returning to the 3850 N. Causeway Property Located Graham, Arceneaux thence South 3 deg, ter Section 6, Town‐ the Office of Alco‐ R_leg - BCC // acres of land. Point of Beginning. Blvd., Ste. 1695 At: 204 PLACE DU & Allen East 100 feet along ship 7 South, Range hol & Tobacco Con‐ Tattoo: R_ankle the West edge of 12 East, all as per Said parcel contains Metairie, LA 70002 PNE, Mandeville, Two Lakeway trol of the State of MK // Tattoo: 4.9816 acres, more 7. Zoning Case No. Louisiana for a per‐ L_calf - FATED // said Terms of Sale: With‐ 70471 road; thence go plan of subdivision 3850 N. Causeway or less, and is lying 2026-4843-ZC out South ap praisal, 10% 88 deg. 45 by Howard Bums, Blvd., Ste. 1695 mit to sell beverages Tattoo: Chest Pe ti tion to change and situated in Sec‐ at adjudication and Writ Amount: Metairie, LA 70002 min. West 150.0 feet Parish Surveyor, of high and low al‐ MOONEY, JAY // the zon ing dis trict tion 39, Township 8 balance within 30 $230,625.88 Terms of Sale: With to the East edge of dated March 1914, cohol content at re‐ Tattoo: abdomen clas si fi ca tion for a Plaintiff Attorney: appraisal, 10% at the canal; thence go filed for record in South, Range 13 days. tail in the Parish of LEFT RIBCAGE; BRET East, Greensburg tract of land situated St. Tammany at the JIMMIE IBERT, Law Offices of Her‐ adjudication and North 3 deg West the office of the in S10, T6S, R12E, Land District, St. SHERIFF schel Adcock, Jr. balance within 30 100.0 feet along the Clerk of Court. Said following address: Ward 10, Dis trict 6 Tammany Parish, East edge of the lots are described as $61.67 P.O. BOX 87379 days. St. Tammany 1614 N. Columbia 199586 SEPT 23Louisiana. BATON ROUGE, BRET IBERT, canall; thence go follows: Parish, Louisiana, St, Covington, LA 30 LA North 70879 88 deg. 45 LOTS 14, 16, 18, SHERIFF 70433. BRUISERS 250.00 min. East 150.0 feet 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 5. Zoning Case No. which is a parcel lo‐ LLC. Carrington Mort‐ Terms of Sale: With $62.63 Members: cated on the south 2026-4840-ZC back to the Point of and LOTS 31, 32, gage Services, LLC appraisal, 10% at Kevin Barduca and Petition to change side of Cleland Melissa McCoy. adjudication Beginning. and 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, Vs. Road west of Louis the zoning district 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, Randy M. Chanove balance within 30 Hancock Whitney 202024 Sept. 30, Quave Road, Cov ‐ classification for a days. Property Located 43, 44, 45, 46 and Oct. 7, 2t Bank ing ton; and which BRET tract of land situated At: 58287 SUE RD, LOTS 48 and 50 OF IBERT, Vs. (52) 202613681 $186.92 in S38, T8S, R13E, property comprises LA SQUARE 34, Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ SHERIFF Lauren Dimes Sten‐ SLIDELL, 70460 Ward 8, District 9 a total of 3 acres of Bull $70.82 ABITA SPRINGS sion Parish of St. nis Divorced Wife & Bear land more or less, St. Tammany ANNEX SUBDIVI‐ Tammany State of by First Marriage of is applying Parish, Louisiana, from its present R-2 Po'Boys Amount: SION, ST. TAM‐ Louisiana R.D. Morris now Writ to the Of fice of Al ‐ Rural Res i den tial which is a Parcel lo‐ MANY PARISH, Federal Home Loan Wife of/and Shal‐ $192,732.18 hol & Tobacco Plaintiff Attorney: STATE cated on the on the District and RO co OF Notice is hereby Mortgage Corp mon Stennis Con trol of the State Rural Over lay to a north side of Craw‐ LOGS Legal Group, LOUISIANA. given that by virtue Vs. I, MARK of Louisiana for a R-2 Rural Res i den ‐ ford Landing Road, LLP Said LOTS 44, 46, of a Writ of Seizure Brandi Ann Liner (52) 202612069 LEONARD permit to sell bever‐ and on the west side tial District, RO ages and Sale issued out Sciara A/K/A Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ 3510 N. Causeway 48 and 50 were ac‐ CARPENTER , of high and low of the Pearl River, Rural Overlay, and alcohol Blvd Suite 600 quired by Sellers of the Honorable Brandi Ann Liner sion Parish of St. have been content at Manufac‐ Slidell; and which MHO 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Dennison Sciara Tammany State of Metairie, LA 70002 through dation en convicted of re tail in the Parish of tured Home Over ‐ property comprises Terms of Sale: With paiement from Mar‐ Tammany at the FORCIBLE RAPE trict Court for the A/K/A Brandi Ann Louisiana a total of 1.3 acres of lay. The property St. appraisal, 100% tin A. Smith, Jr. et ux Parish of St. Tam‐ Liner A/K/A Brandi PORNOGRAPHY fol low ing ad dress: pe ti tioned for re zon ‐ land more or less, at COB 1432 Folio many in the above A. Liner A/K/A Notice is hereby cash at sale. INVOLVING 70457 La. High way ing is more fully de ‐ from its present S-1 IBERT, 800 as recorded in entitled and num‐ Brandi A/K/A given that by virtue BRET JUVENILES 21, Suite 107, Cov ‐ scribed as fol lows: Suburban Residen‐ the records of the bered cause dated Brandi Ann Sciara of a Writ of Seizure SHERIFF . ington, LA 70433; tial District and R-1 Clerk of Court for June 30, 2026 and to A/K/A Brandi A. and Sale issued out $86.22 Member: John S. Rural Residential the Parish of St. me Sciara A/K/A di rected, I, Bret of the Hon or able Bow ers, III. A cer tain par cel of My Address is: District to a CBF-1 Tammany on Au‐ Brandi Sciara Ibert, Sher iff, have 22nd Ju di cial Dis ‐ 201341 Sept. 23, 30, land, lying and sit u ‐ 70472 4th St Commercial Based taken possession of A/K/A Brandi Ann trict Court for the Lakeview Loan Ser‐ gust 16, 1990. Covington, LA Facilities. The prop‐ ated in Section 10, 2t Being the same and will offer for Dennison A/K/A Parish of St. Tam‐ vicing, LLC $172.28 Town ship 6 South, 70433 erty petitioned for property acquired sale at public auc‐ Brandi A. Dennison many in the above Vs. Range 12 East, St. rezoning is more by A.J.B. Proper‐ tion to the highest A/K/A Brandi Den‐ entitled and num‐ Ashley L. Pericone Race: WHITE fully described as Tammany Parish, ties, LLC by act Public Notices bidder in the court‐ nison A/K/A Brandi bered cause dated Louisiana and being Sex: MALE follows: dated May 7, 2004, Sex Offenders house located at St. Liner Sciara A/K/A August 13, 2026 and (52) 202613469 Date of Birth: A CERTAIN PAR‐ more fully de‐ Tammany Parish Brandi L. Sciara to me directed, I, Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ registered at Instru‐ scribed as fol lows. 9/08/1953 CEL OF LAND, Courthouse, 701 N A/K/A Brandi Liner Bret Ibert, Sheriff, sion Parish of St. ment No. 1433875, Height: 5' 8 lying and situated in Tammany Columbia St , Cov‐ Dennison A/K/A have taken posses‐ Tammany State of St. From the Quar ter Weight: 170 Section 38, Town‐ Parish, Louisiana. ington, LA 70433, Brandi L. Dennison, sion of and will offer Louisiana Sec tion Cor ner Hair Color: ship 8 South, Range beginning at 10:00 Heir of Eric H. for sale at public BROWN 15 East, Greensburg common to Sections am Wednesday, No‐ Sciara A/K/A Eric auction to the high‐ Notice is hereby Property Located 9 & 10, Town ship 6 Eye Color: GRAY Land District, St. vember 4, 2026, the Sciara est bidder in the given that by virtue At: Vacant Land Scars/Tattoos: Tammany Parish, South, Range 12 following property: courthouse located of a Writ of Seizure Lots 14, 16, 18, 20Mark: Tattoo: Louisiana, and East, St. Tammany (52) 202610711 at St. Tammany and Sale issued out 24. 31-46, 48, and Parish, Louisiana Upper_L_Arm being more fully de‐ Property Descrip‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Parish Courthouse, of the Honorable 50 of sq. 34, Abita run North 00 de ‐ TAZ CARTOON scribed as follows: tion: sion Parish of St. 701 N Columbia St, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Springs, LA 70420 CHARACTER // Commence from a grees 43 minutes 38 ONE (1) CERTAIN Tammany State of Covington, LA trict Court for the sec onds West, Tattoo: ½" iron rod set on Amount: LOT OR PARCEL Louisiana 70433, be gin ning at Parish of St. Tam‐ Writ 1030.26 feet to a I, CHARLES E Upper_R_Arm the northerly right OF GROUND, to‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ many in the above $199,795.16 point and the Point WOODWARD , RAM // Tattoo: of way line of Craw‐ gether with all the Notice is hereby day, November 4, entitled and num‐ Plaintiff Attorney: have been Upper_R_Arm ford Landing Road of Beginning. buildings and im‐ given that by virtue 2026, the following bered cause dated Newman, Mathis, convicted of FEMALE at a Louisiana State From the Point of prove June 25, 2026 and to Brady & Spedale, ments thereon, of a Writ of Seizure Be gin ning con tinue SIMPLE RAPE KARATE FIGURE situated in the and Sale issued out property: Plan Coordinate of me directed, I, Bret APLC North 00 de grees 43 (ATTEMPTED). / Mark: R_hip - 4 N = 558,966.87.E = Parish of SAINT of the Honorable Property Descrip‐ Ibert, Sheriff, have 3501 N. CAUSE‐ min utes 38 sec onds IN. SURGICAL 3,793,870.59 and BLVD. TAMMANY, State 22nd Judicial Dis‐ tion: taken possession of WAY My Address is: SCAR // run along North 41 West, 324.50 feet to of Louisiana, in that trict Court for the The Moorings of and will offer for SUITE 300 a point; thence 27321 Highway degrees 06 minutes LA subdivision known Parish of St. Tam‐ Oak Harbor, Phase 5 sale at public auc‐ METAIRIE, 190 30 seconds West a North 89 degrees 23 200378 SEPT 23as Savannahs, Phase many in the above Lot 149 as refer‐ tion to the highest 70002 Lacombe, LA distance of 87.49 minutes 28 seconds Terms of Sale: With 30 5-B S. and being entitled and num‐ enced in the Mort‐ bidder in the court‐ 70445 feet to a ½" iron rod East, 402.66 feet to 250.00 designated on the bered cause dated gage recorded at in‐ house located at St. appraisal, 10% at set; Thence run a point; thence and official plan of said March 3, 2026 and strument Parish adjudication number Tammany South 00 de grees 45 North 52 Degrees Race: WHITE subdivision, on file to me directed, I, 2382708 Courthouse, 701 N balance within 30 min utes 22 sec onds 12 Minutes 44 Sec‐ Sex: MALE and of record in the Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Columbia St , Cov‐ days. onds East a distance East, 324.50 feet to Date of Birth: IBERT, office of the Clerk have taken posses‐ Property Located ington, LA 70433, BRET a point; thence of 787 feet more or 5/20/1966 and Recorder of said sion of and will offer At: 208 SOLOMON beginning at 10:00 SHERIFF South 89 de grees 23 less to the right de‐ Height: 5' 6 Parish and State, as for sale at public DR, SLIDELL, LA am Wednesday, No‐ $91.03 scending bank of the minutes 28 seconds Weight: 150 LOT vember 4, 2026, the NUMBER auction to the high‐ 70458 Pearl River; Thence West, 402.82 feet Hair Color: GRAY ONE HUNDRED est bidder in the following property: run along the mean‐ back to the Point of Eye Color: HAZEL EIGHTY-FIVE courthouse located Writ NewRez, LLC Amount: derings of the right Beginning. Scars/Tattoos: (185). said subdivi‐ at St. Tammany $149,849.15 Property Descrip‐ Vs. descending bank of Said parcel contains Mark: Tattoo: sion, Parish tion: said lot hav ing Cour t house, Hope A. Vonfintel Plaintiff Attorney: the Pearl River 3.00 acres of land L_forearm - Tribal such size, shape and 701 N Columbia St , Graham, Arceneaux All that certain a/k/a Hope Vonfin‐ southerly a distance Art // Tattoo: I, Steven Glen dimensions piece or parcel of tel and Covington, LA & Allen of 281 feet more or Maps depicting the R_Shoulder Boyd , have been being subject to 70433, beginning at Two Lakeway land situated in Sec‐ less to a point; areas proposed for Picture "Spider convicted of RAPE such servitudes as 10:00 am Wednes‐ 3850 N. Causeway tion 9, Township 8 (52) 202615080 Thence leaving said land use change Web" // Tattoo: (VICTIM are shown on said day, November 4, Blvd., Ste. 1695 South, Range 14 Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ right descending may be inspected at L_bicep - Tribal Art OVERCOME BY map. 2026, the following Metairie, LA 70002 East, measuring sion Parish of St. bank of the Pearl the St. Tammany // Tattoo: L_Hand FORCE OR property: Terms of Sale: With 175.05' x 165.00' x Tammany State of River run South 58 Parish Department Tribal Art // Tattoo: FEAR). 173.91' Prop erty Lo cated x 165.0' to‐ Louisiana appraisal, 10% at Development, L_knee - Picture " Degrees 04 Minutes of At: 724 BRANCH Property Descrip‐ adjudication and gether with an im‐ 21454 Koop Drive, 07 Seconds West a Spider Web" DR, tion: 2006 Notice is hereby balance within 30 mobilized My Address is: 934 CROSSING distance of 248.00 Suite 1B, Mandev‐ Lexington mobile given that by virtue PENNSYLVANIA COVINGTON, LA Lot 134, North For‐ days. feet to a ½" iron rod ille, LA weekdays 199465 SEPT 2370435 est Subdivision, BRET IBERT, home 16' x 80', bear‐ of a Writ of Seizure AVE from 8:00 AM to set; Phase Three, (3), as SHERIFF ing serial number and Sale issued out 30 SLIDELL, LA Thence run South 4:30 PM NTA1371316, Writ Amount: referenced in the $63.12 as of the Honorable 250.00 70458 49 Degrees 40 Min‐ 202312SEP30OC‐ $165,113.00 Mortgage recorded referenced in the 22nd Judicial Dis‐ utes 31 Seconds T14-21-3T at Mort Plain tiff At tor ney: in stru ment num ‐ gage recorded trict Court for the Race: WHITE West a distance of $964.32 Graham, Arceneaux ber 1727035 at Instrument# Parish of St. Tam‐ Keesler Fed eral Sex: MALE 276.33 feet and back & Allen 2242034. many in the above Credit Union Date of Birth: to the Point of Com‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Two Lakeway Property Located vs. entitled and num‐ 10/18/1963 mencement. Said 3850 N. Causeway At: 211 East Julian Anthony Gar‐ Property Located bered cause dated Height: 6' 2 parcel contains 1.3 ± “The following Blvd., Ste. 1695 QUEENS DR, retti At: 37004 OAK August 24, 2026 and Weight: 186 proposed acres of land. LA RANCH RD, to me directed, I, Metairie, LA 70002 SLIDELL, Hair Color: ordinances were 70458-1019 PEARL RIVER, LA Bret Ibert, Sheriff, (52) 202516745 BROWN 6. Zoning Case No. introduced at the 70452-5309 Terms of Sale: With have taken posses‐ Eye Color: BLUE Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ September 22, 2026-4842-ZC appraisal, 10% at Writ Amount: sion Parish of St. sion of and will offer Scars/Tattoos: 2026, meet ing of the Petition to change and $55,325.09 Amount: for sale at public Tammany State of Writ Mark: Scar: R_knee adjudication the zoning district Slidell City Council. $64,816.92 auction to the high‐ I, CRYSTAL - Long scar // Scar: balance within 30 Plaintiff Attorney: Louisiana classification for a A complete copy of Plaintiff Attorney: est bidder in the days. Law Offices of Her‐ MICHELLE L_Shoulder tract of land situated these ordinances is BRET IBERT, schel Adcock, Jr. MARTIN , have Surgery Notice is hereby Jackson & Mcpher‐ courthouse located in S11, T8S, R14E, available in the City SHERIFF P.O. BOX 87379 at St. Tammany been convicted of given that by virtue son Ward 8, District 9, Council Office at $72.74 BATON ROUGE, of a Writ of Seizure 935 GRAVIER Parish Courthouse, MOLESTATION 199717 SEPT 23St. Tammany 2045 Second Street, LA STREET 70879 701 N Columbia St, OF JUVENILE. and Sale issued out 30 Parish, Louisiana, Suite 318.” SUITE 1400 Covington, LA of the Hon or able 250.00 which is a Parcel lo‐ Terms of Sale: With 22nd Judicial Dis‐ New Orleans, LA 70433, beginning at Deutsche Bank My Address is: 1. Item No. 26-09cated on the north‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ Trust Company appraisal, 10% at trict Court for the 70112 56009 Hwy 433 west corner of Hud‐ 3672: An ordinance and Parish of St. Tam‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ day, November 4, Americas, As adjudication the Slidell, LA 70461 son Street Ext and authorizing Public Notices Trustee for Residen‐ balance within 30 many in the above out appraisal, 10% 2026, the following west of Miller Road, Mayor of the City of Sheriff Sales tial Accredit Loans, days. entitled and num‐ at adjudication and property: Pearl River; and Slidell to acquire Race: WHITE IBERT, bered cause dated balance within 30 INC., Mortgage BRET which property certain real property Sex: FEMALE SHER IFF Property Descrip‐ Asset-Backed PassFebruary 20, 2026 days. comprises a total of in three parcels in Date of Birth: BRET $72.74 IBERT, tion: Through Cer tifi ‐ and to me di rected, 4/25/1989 Sec. 14, T9S, R14E, 5 acres of land more Lot 10 of resubdivi‐ Series 2006I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, SHERIFF or less, from its pre‐ Slidell, St. Tam‐ Height: 5' 2 Carrington Mort‐ cates, $66.48 sion of Lot 9 QS13 have taken pos ses ‐ Parish, Weight: 246 sent L-1 Large Lot many gage Services, LLC vs. through 11 of Hancock Whitney sion of and will offer Residential District Louisiana, totaling Hair Color: Vs. Westchester Estates Cindy Lou Saucier Bank for sale at public to a L-1 Large Lot approximately 6.84 BLACK Cory Alexander Des onier a/k/a Vs. REO Subdivision as ref‐ auction to the high‐ Lemar Residential District acres off of Town Eye Color: Finch and Tinnie Cindy erenced in the Mort‐ Lou Saucier Chelsey Enxing est bidder in the Northshore, LLC and MHO Manufac‐ Center Parkway, for BROWN Lee Clelland gage recorded at in‐ a/k/a Cindy L. Brandt wife of/and courthouse located Vs. tured Home Overlay the City of Slidell, Scars/Tattoos: strument number Saucier Matthew A.J.B. a/k/a Cindy T. Brandt Prop er ties, at St. Tam many Mark: Scar: Chest and to take all an cil ‐ . The property peti‐ (52) 202516779 2284142 Saucier LLC a/k/a Cindy and Joshua Parish Cour t house, SURGICAL SCAR lary ac tion in con ‐ tioned for rezoning Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Lou Desonier a/k/a (52) 202614623 701 N Columbia St, Bruno // Piercing: Ear is more fully de‐ nection therewith. sion Parish of St. Cindy Property Located L. Desonier Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Covington, LA BOTH EARS scribed as follows: Tammany State of a/k/a Cindy At: 631 Des ‐ sion Parish of St. 70433, beginning at (52) 202611462 Note: A Public PIERCED // Louisiana onier a/k/a Cindy Tammany State of 10:00 am Wednes‐ Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ MARKHAM DR, ALL THAT CER‐ Hearing will be held Prosthesis: - NONE LA Desonier Louisiana State of SLIDELL, day, November 4, sion TAIN PIECE OR on the above listed REPORTED // Notice is hereby Saucier 70458 Cindy S. Des‐ 2026, the following Louisiana PORTION OF ordinance on Tues‐ Ultraviolet Tattoo - given that by virtue a/k/a GROUND, together day, October 13, - NONE of a Writ of Seizure onier and James P. Notice is hereby property: Writ Amount: lll

mons and Lashanda Lot 14 forms the S. Simmons a/k/a corner at the inter‐ Lashanda Stanley section of the South‐ Mercadel Simmons west erly right of 14B ✦ Wednesday, September 30, 2026 ✦ St. Tammany ✦ way line of Weil Wilmington Sav‐ (52) 202514790 Wood Drive and ings Fund Society, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Northwesterly right FSB as Owner sion Parish of St. of way line of United States of Trustee of CFS15 Tammany State of Chamale Drive, Lot America, Acting Grantor Trust Louisiana 14 measures thence through the Rural vs. 272.85 feet front of Housing Service, Ellen Pellerin Di‐ Notice is hereby Weil Wood Drive, United States De‐ napolis and Albert given that by virtue NewRez, LLC Hammond tallied once more on a back endlis zone as Collura BY CHRIS KINKAID partmentwas of Agri cul‐in the 144.5 feet front of of a Writ of Fieri Fa ‐ Dinapo Vs. ture said line of Chamale Landen threw a 34-yard TD pass to Maylin Contributing writer cias is sued outTerrell’s of the 3-yard run. Hope A. Von fintel vs. Drive, a width on its Honorable 22nd Ju‐ final touchdown was a/k/a Hope Vonfin‐ (52) 202610684 Mandeville’s for a 23-7 halftime lead. The Unopened Suc‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ dicial District Court rear or Westerly line telMandeville’s offense looked like a a 12-yard rush Despite the healthy halftime lead, cession of Christie sion Parish of St. for the Parish of of 210 feet, by a St. by Will Estep in the C. Salisbury, (a/k/a coach depth on its North‐ Mandeville Craig Jones well-oiled machine led by quarterTamfinal manymoments. in the Tammany State of la(52) 202615080 Christie Celias ‐ defense’s westerly sideline of above “Everyone entitled andis so ready to score,” Louisianainability to get Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ on Sept. 24. mentedSal his back Krew Collura isbury, Jr., Christie 70.9 feet, and a numMaylin bered said cause sion Parish of St. threw for 259 about the Skippers’ ofoff the field on third down in the first The sophomore Celias Sal is bury, depth on the op po ‐ Tammany State of Notice is hereby dated June 22, 2026 Christie half C. because Salis‐ given site or southerly it limited yards and four touchdowns en route is averaging 50 points and fense to me that directed, Louisiana that his by team’s virtue ofbury, Jr.)fensive and The sideline of 213.1 Ibert, Sher iff, hard to stop our moof a Writ of Seizure I, Bret to a 37-13 District 6-5A opening vicper game. “It’s possessions. Unopened Succes‐ and Sale issued out have taken posses‐ PUBLIC NOTICE feet. Notice isHammond hereby at Sidney The“Our offense is hard to stop,” mentum; we’re tory over All in according to U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ sion of Linda G. Sal‐ of the Honorable sion of and will offer just ready. Everyone given that by virtue 22ND play, JUDICIAL TRICT play of survey by Truist Bank tional Association, isbury, (a/k/a JonesLinda said. “They’re hard stop win. weDIStreat riot for wants sale atto pub licEvery 22nd Judi cial toDis ‐ in of a Stadium. Writ of Seizure FOR THE PARISH GrifThey ‐ trict Ivan M. Borgen Vs. Not in its Individual Griffin, Linda auction to the ‐ toCOURT forgood the job. and Sale issued outthey’re putting in OFscore. ST. TAMMANY practice. do Court a really it like we high need Everyone “My receivers, dated June 19, 1978, Eva Hauge Knaps, Capacity but Solely fin Salisbury, Linda Parish of St. Tam‐ est bidder in the STATE OF LOUISIANA of the Hon orablesaid. “They’re all DOCKETIt’s NO.:awesome 2025-30701‐ We do a good job of givinglo100% the Collura annexed to an act As Independent Ad‐ as Owner Trustee Salisbury) couris thouse cated effort. many in stressing the above the 22ndwork,” Judicial Dis‐ DIVISION: “H” registered in COB ministratrix for the for RCF 2 Acquisi‐ SUCCES SIONto keep it defense vertically horizontally. 4-0, many so we just want open. I mean, no secret. At pracSt.be Tam entitledandand num‐ at to trict Court forit’sthe (52) 202614599 883, folio 324, said Succession of Je‐ tion Trust Parish Courthouse, OF bered cause the dated Parishnoofone St. sees Tam‐that, but they’re We forced them to defend entire going.” tice, ASHLEY HEN‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ August 6, 2026 and 701 N Columbia St , DORTHAN Lot 14 has the same remy Douglas vs. many in the abovethan everybody DERSON field.” The travel to Slidell working harder location and dimen‐ Knaps Denise Hunter sion Parish of St. to me directed, I, Covington,Skippers LA will entitled and num‐ FILED: State of point sions as set forth Callahan and John Tammany To Jones’ defense, on Oct. while else. line, they’re giving begin1, ning at Hammond Bret about Ibert, the Sher iff, 70433, beredOffensive cause dated DEPUTY CLERKhosts St. PHOTO BYIII JOE TROMBATORE LouisianaHammond had above. E. Calla han, (52) 202612249 am on Wednes ‐ havetwo taken posses ‐ 10:00 August 24, 2026to and 13-play drives Paul’s Oct. 2. me protection get free and have Which as the ad‐ QB Sher iff’sCollura Civil Dithrew vi‐ for 4 TDs during a 37-13 of and willMandevoffer day, November 4, NOTICE TO SELL IMMOV‐ to me directed, I, ball. So, it’s re- Mandeville Krew a 16-playsion possession. time get rid ofiff, the dress of sophomore 14 Chamale sion Notice and is hereby Parish of St. (52) 202311784 the folBY lowQUARTERS ing ABLE PROPERTY for sale at public 2026,SCORE Bret to Ibert, Sher AT PRIVATE SALE Drive, virtue the auc Tornadoes (2-2, 0-1) ally all apos bigses team thing.” District 6-5A winSlidell, over Hammond Sept. of 24. Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ given thatillebyheld TammanyonState propHAMMOND erty: tion to the high ‐ to havejust taken ‐ | 7 | 0 | 0 | 6 — 13 Louisiana 70460. of Seizure sion Parish of St. of a Writjust Louisiana est bid der forcing in the two MANDEVILLE | 0 | 23 | 0No| tice sion of and willreceiver offer is given that 14 — 37 seven points while Junior wide Cooper MayShirley Jacques, the duly the same Tammany State of and Sale issued out courthouse located Property Descrip‐ ap forwas salehisatfavorite publictarget, recording cial. Being pointed Administrator snap on a Hammond punt skipped turnovers — a Cole Amato interEveryone will see.” lin property acquired Notice is hereby Louisiana of the Honorable at St. Tammany tion:SCORING SUMMARY auction to the high‐ of this Succession, has QUARTER titionedthis Honorable by Sharon 22nd cial Dis of the end zone for a safety and Judi Hammond ledCon 7-0 nell after the game’s six for the 144 yards and two ception in‐theParish end zone and Martin’s given that byout virtue THEFIRST LAND RE‐ pe Cour thouse, est catches bidder in Court author ity to HMHS: Quadrez Louis 20 runfor (Peyton Durbin wifepossession of/and Joseph for the Notice is hereby trict Court of a Writ TO sell, 701 N Columbia St, FERRED courthouse located at private sale, for a 9-7 lead. opening as a 20-yard TDof Seizure touchdowns. fumble recovery. kick), 5:51, 7-0 Davis son by Act of Parish of St. Tam ‐ given that by virtue the price of Three Hun‐ and Sale issued out HEREIN BELOW Cov ing ton, LA at“I wasn’t St. Tam many SECOND QUARTER Mandeville (4-0, 1-0) re- in the Quadrez Louis off a “I think hurt be ourselves Seventy-Five Thou‐ Cash Sale dated De‐capped many above we a Writ of Seizure of the HonorAfter able of IS SIT UCaptain ATED Best IN 24dred 70433, ginning atwith Parish Courexpecting thouse, to get the ball run by MHS: pass from Krew Colsand andNo/100 cember 23, drive 2015 that titled mistakes and num‐again,” and free Sale kick issuedtoout 83-yard that much,” coach the en Ham22ndateJuup dicialturned Dis‐ the OFkick), 10:00Hammond am Wednes ‐ THEluraPARISH 701 N ColumMaylin bia St, said. “We were 13-play, ($375,000.00) Dollars, (Noah Weber 10:05, 7-7 cash, the succession’s and reg is tered as In ‐ bered cause dated of the Hon or able trict Court for the SAINT TAM ‐ day, No vem ber 4, Cov ing ton, LA On Path Fed eral MHS: Safety, 6:55, 7-9 relying on the run game, and then half the quarter. mond 38, Collura connected with Dorsett Buckels said. “Like I say, interest in and to the fol‐ strument #2007425. Parish of St. Tam‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ August 13, 2026 and 2026, the following MANY, MHS:STATE Cooper Maylin pass from Collura OF 38 70433, beginthrowing ning at Credit Union low ing de scribed immov‐ Mandeville tied the game we started the ball, and that’s something that we just have touchdown to di (Weber kick), 6:34, 7-16 able property,subject to rected, I, property: tricta 38-yard Court for the to me many just in the Maylin above for LOUISIANA, AND 10:00 am Wednes ‐ vs. any and all re strictions, MHS: Maylin 34 pass from Collura (Weber Bret Ibert, Sheriff, to clean up, and again, erty into Located Parish of 6:34 St. Tam ‐ clock. over a minute the second quarjust for us.” Pip to continue with on the entitled and make num‐it 16-7 IS DE SCRIBED AS easements and servi‐ day, everything November was 4, clicking Maureen Lucia ‐ Prop 0:21, 7-23 ‐ Prop At: 14 Collura CHAMALE many in weren’t the above tudes of record: cause But dated FOLkick), LOWS: 2026, the said follow erty Experience Descrip‐ is penger and Collura heing never doubted thatJason we pos willses clean it up. the Skippers donehave yet. taken ter when threwbered his first THIRD QUARTER sion of and will offer DR, SLIDELL, LA en ti tled and num ‐ July 28, 2026 and to property:and the offense tion:and we’ve got to get NO SCORING Michael Piptake pengertouchdown pass, a 24-yard A CERTAIN LOT OR PAR‐ Maylin could half, Mandeville’s to I, Before for sale the at best pubteacher, lic THAT 70460-2563 cause dated defense me toss directed, Bret bered AQUARTER CEL OF GROUND, to‐ CERTAIN EXHIBIT FOURTH with Collura all the build‐ auction tobetter the high October 30, 2024 over the game. and‐ better eachOR week.” through a 13-play Hammond Ibert,began Sheriff,got have THAT CER ‐ PIECE POR‐ ALLMHS: Property Descrip‐ (52) 202614078 tight end Captain Best. That Luke DeMelo 48gether passand from ings improvements‐ bidderMandeville in the TION Amount:second and to me directed, takenquarpossession (Weber kick), 10:35, TAIN PIECE OR 7-30 tion: Sher iff's“We’ve Civil Divi ‐ Writ thereon, and all the “He’s a stud,” Collura said. put the gameOF away driveofunscathed when Caedenest MarMandeville’s 23-point ways,failed), privileges, Terrellrights, 3 run (kick and will offer for I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, courthouse located GROUND, together PORHMHS: TIONLandenOF Lot 10 of resubdi vi‐ sion Parishhim of St. $115,981.46 servitudes, appurte‐ known themany fourthwith quarter when Collura recovered a fumble 7:28, 13-30 SITU‐ at 13St. inTam possesat‐ the ‐ have taken all the build ‐ GROUND, sion ofit. It’s Lotjust9 unleashing Tammany State ter. of Plaintiff Attorney: sale at publictinauc nances and advantages MHS: Will Estep 12 run (Weber kick), 2:43,or in thouse, New man, Mathis, and to will offer Parish Cour thereuntobelonging and getting11 him into varsity found Luke DeMelo a 48-yard yardestlinesion withof1:14 go. The Skippers’ special teams gave tion to the high IN THE ings and for improve ‐ ATED through of playing Louisiana 13-37 wise appertaining, lumcatch bia St,pushing Bradyteam & Spedale, salelater, at pub lic 701 N CoTD biddera low in the cour t‐ for PARISH OF ST. any ments the thereon, and30-7. Westch ester Estates reps and everything, but he’s spe- the home lead to Seven plays Mandeville the lead when situated in the Parish of LA all the rights, ways, TAMMANY, house located at St. auction to the high‐ Covington, Subdivision as ref‐ Notice is hereby APLC St. Tammany, State of andbeing Parish est bidder in the 70433, beginning at privileges, OF Louisiana, servi‐ STATE erenced in the Mort‐ given that by virtue 3501 N. CAUSE‐ Tammany fully described as BLVD. Courthouse, 701 N courthouse located 10:00 am Wednes‐ tudes and appurte‐ LOUISIANA, IN more gage recorded at in‐ of a Writ of Seizure WAY follows, to-wit: 111, TURTLE CREEK vember 4, nancesPublicthere 300 Notices many day, No Columbia StNotices , Cov‐ at St. Tam SUB‐ LOT unto PINE CREST strument number and Sale issued out SUITEPublic PublicPHASE Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices Public Notices SUBDIVISION, 3A, following belongSheriff LA 70002 ington,Public CourNotices thouse, 2026, the LA Sales 70433, Parish Public ing orSales in any DIVISION, 2284142 of theSheriff HonSales orable Metairie, ST. TAMMANY Successions Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales wise appertaining WHICH IS A SUB‐ PARISH,LOUISIANA. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Terms of Sale: With beginning at 10:00 701 N Columbia St, property: All in accordance with LA OF sur situated in ST. DIVISION Property Located trict Court for the appraisal, 10% at am Wednesday, No‐ Covington, vey by J.V. Burkes & and vember 4, 2026, the 70433, beginning at Property Descrip‐ TAMMANY PART OF SEC‐ Assoc., Inc., dated Febru‐ At: 631 Parish of St. Tam‐ adjudication ary 4, 1998 under Sur‐ tion: bal ance within 30 10:00 am Wednes ‐ following property: PARISH, STATE TION 44, TOWN‐ veyNo. MARKHAM DR, many in the above 980343, a copy of day, November 4, THAT CERTAIN OF LOUISIANA, SHIP 9 SOUTH, which SLIDELL, LA entitled and num‐ days. is annexed to an IBERT, Property Descrip‐ 2026, the following LOT OF GROUND, and being more RANGE 14 EAST, act passed before Sidney 70458 bered cause dated BRET Abdalla, Jr., Notary, property: together with all the fully described as IN THE TOWN OF J.dated tion: August 14, 2026 and SHERIFF March 23, 1998. buildings and im‐ follows: ALL THAT CER‐ Writ SLIDELL, WARD Amount: to me directed, I, $97.77 For Informational Pur‐ TAIN PIECE OR Property Descrip‐ provements thereon, LOT 139, PHASE 1, 9, MORE FULLY poses $150,175.55 Bret Ibert, Sheriff, and all the rights, WILLOW WOOD DESCRIBED AS The Only:improvements PARCEL OF tion: Plaintiff Attorney: have taken posses‐ thereon bear municipal privileges, SUBDIVISION, together All that certain ways, FOLLOWS, TO- no.: Law Offices of Her‐ sion of and will offer The Mansions at LAND, 2022 HAMPSHIRE schel Adcock, Jr. TAMMANY WIT: LOT 22, DRIVE, for sale at public Spartan Trace Con‐ with all the build‐ piece or parcel of servitudes, advan‐ ST. 70461 SQUARE 10, PINE SLIDELL,LOUISIANA P.O. BOX 87379 auction to the high‐ dominium Associa‐ ings and improve‐ land, together with tages and appurte‐ PARISH, TAX IDENTIFICATION NO.: thereunto LOUISIANA. ments thereon and all the buildings and nances CREST SUBDIVI‐ 115774 BATON ROUGE, est bidder in the tion, Inc. belonging or in any‐ All in accordance SION, ST. TAM‐ all the rights, ways, improvements LA 70879 courthouse located the same property means and privi‐ thereon and all the wise appertaining, with survey by MANY PARISH, Being Terms of Sale: With‐ at St. Tammany vs. acquired by Hazel Riecke, Geaux En ter prises, leges, servitudes, rights, ways, means, situated in the Adloe A. Lovell, LOUISIANA. wife of/and D.A. Hender‐ out appraisal, 10% Parish Courthouse, LLC from HardingDevel‐ servi‐ Parish of St Tam‐ C.E., dated Decem‐ BOUNDED prescriptions, ap‐ privileges, BY son, at adjudication and 701 N Columbia St, opment Company, Inc., in purtenances and ad‐ tudes, prescriptions, many, State of ber 30, 1983, Sur‐ HAILEY AND an act passed before Sid‐ balance within 30 Covington, LA (52) 202514884 ney J. Abdalla, Jr., Notary AV‐ Pub days. 70433, beginning at Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ vantages thereunto appurtenances and Louisiana, in that vey No. 97105, a SLIDELL lic, dated May31, belonging or in any‐ advantages there‐ development known copy of which is at‐ ENUES, THE BRET IBERT, 10:00 am Wednes‐ sion registered June 2, 1999, Parish of St. wise appertaining unto belonging or in as BELAIR SUB‐ tached 1999 under CIN#1150502, SHERIFF to and SOUTHERN LINE St. day, November 4, Tammany State of Tammany Parish, thereto, situated in anywise appertain‐ DIVISION, PHASE recorded in COB OF SQUARE NO. Louisiana. $62.15 2026, the following Louisiana Section 5, Township ing thereto, situated 1K, and in accor‐ 1134, folio 480. Fur‐ 4, THE property: Any lega tee, heir or cred‐ Section 15, dance with the plan 8 South, Range 12 in in accordance NORTHERLY itor who opposes the Notice is hereby East, Parish of St. Township 7 South, of subdivision by ther LINES OF THE with Plat Map No. Property Descrip‐ given proposed sale must file Newrez, LLC that by virtue Tammany, State of Range 11 East, Krebs, his/her opposition within Lasalle, 678-B, on file with SUBDIVISION tion: vs. seven (7) daysincluding of a Writ of Fieri Fa‐ KOST‐ Sun days and holidays, The Unopened Suc‐ A CERTAIN LOT cias issued out of the Louisiana, in FOR‐ Greensburg District, Lemieux Consul‐ the Clerk of Court AND Tammany tants, Inc. dated No‐ for the Parish of St. MAYER AVENUE, from the day whereon cession of and Un‐ OF GROUND, to‐ Honorable 22nd Ju‐ EST BROOK SUB‐ St. the last publication of Parish, Louisiana, vem ber 1, 2001, and DI VI SION, PHASE WHICH LOT Tam many, gether with all the known Heirs of this notice appears or dicial District Court COMMENCES AT judgment may beissued. Thomas F. Perronne buildings and im‐ for the Parish of St. 5A, established ac‐ and more particu‐ files for record as Louisiana. larly Map de scribed as File No. 2143 cord ing to the map A DIS TANCE OF prove ments thereon, a/k/a Thomas F. Per‐ SICA JENKINS BREW‐ Tammany in the on December 6, Property Located 481.3 FEET FROM JES STER ronne a/k/a Thomas and all of the rights, above entitled and and plat of subdivi‐ follows, to-wit: 2001, and more At: 107 WILLOW THE CORNER OF CLERK OF COURT sion by Thomas J. ways, privileges, numbered Perronne 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Fontcuberta, dated Lots 59, Nidda Sub‐ fully described as WOOD AND COURT DR, HAILEY servitudes, appurte‐ dated May 20, cause FOR THE 2026 October 9, 2003, division. All in ac‐ follows, to-wit: PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY SLIDELL AV ‐ SLIDELL, LA nances and advan‐ and (52) 202613508 to me di rected, 202088SEP30OTC21-2T cor dance with a sur ‐ last re vised De cem ‐ ENUES, AND $99.88 70461-4112 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ tages thereunto be‐ I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, MEASURES sion Parish of St. longing or in any‐ have taken posses‐ ber 31, 2003 and vey by John E. Bon‐ LOT 487, BELAIR neau SUB & As so ci ates, DI VI SION, filed for reg istry THENCE 50 FEET Writ Amount: wise ap per tain ing, PUBLIC NOTICE Tammany State of of and will offer February 27, 2004 Inc., dated Septem‐ PHASE IK, ST. $233,855.70 FRONT ON HAI‐ STATE OF LOUISIANA situated in the sion Louisiana for sale at public in the Office of the ber 21, 1994; sub‐ TAMMANY LEY AV ENUE, Plain tiff At tor ney: Parish of St. Tam‐ auc DOCKET NO.: 2026-30344‐ tion to the high‐ Halliday, Watkins & SAME WIDTH IN DIVISION: “A” Notice is hereby many, State of est bidder in the Clerk of Court for ject to restrictions, PARISH, CESSION THE REAR, BY A SUC given that by virtue Louisiana, in that courthouse located St. Tammany Parish servitudes, rights- LOUISIANA, all in Mann, PC with 1505 North 19TH DEPTH OF 200 OF HAZEL R. HENDERSON of a Writ of Seizure act thereof known as at St. Tammany as Map File No. of-way and out‐ accordance mineral current survey. FEET BETWEEN FILED: ST and Sale issued out Chamale Subdivi‐ Parish Courthouse, 3376, and being de‐ standing EQUAL AND PAR‐ DEPUTY CLERK Monroe, LA 71201 of the Honorable sion, per plan by 701 N Columbia St , scribed as follows, rights of record af‐ fect ing the prop erty. Prop erty Lo cated to-wit: LOT 383, AL LEL LINES. Terms of Sale: With ‐ Jeron Fitz mor ris, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Cov ing ton, LA TICE TO SELL IMMOV‐ At: 1009 CARLIN out appraisal, 10% ALL IN ACCOR‐ NO ABLE PROPERTY trict Court for the dated May 9, 1977, 70433, beginning at FOREST BROOK LN, Prop erty Lo cated SLIDELL, LA SUB DI VI SION, AT PRIVATE SALE DANCE WITH at ad ju di ca tion and on file in the Of fice Parish of St. Tam‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ balance within 30 SURVEY BY H. G. Notice is given that many in the above of the Clerk of day, November 4, PHASE 5A, ST. At: 19322 SLEM‐ 70460 MER RD, COV‐ FRITCHIE, SUR‐ Shirley Jacques, the duly days. entitled and num‐ Court, St. Tammany 2026, the following TAMMANY pointed Testamentary INGTON, LA Writ Amount: BRET PARISH, IBERT, VEYOR, DATED ap bered cause dated Parish, Louisiana, property: ecutrix of this Succes‐ 70433 $144,903.88 LOUISIANA. All as 4/15/56; subject to Ex SHERIFF sion, haspetitioned this July 9, 2026 and to under Map File no. orable Court for au‐ Plaintiff Attorney: $80.44 restrictions, servi‐ Hon me directed, I, Bret 522-B. And accord‐ Property Descrip‐ more fully shown on ity to sell, at private Amount: Albertelli Law survey by Thomas J. Writ tudes, rights-of-way thor sale, for the price of Ibert, Sheriff, have ing to said plan, said tion: $139,604.32 3500 N Cause way Font bcu berta, dated Hundred SeventyThree and out stand ing plan, said lot is des ‐ taken possession of Unit 8207, the Man‐ and FiveThousand mineral rights of No/100 and will offer for ignated as Lot 14, sions at Spartan February 27, 2004, Plaintiff Attorney: Blvd Ste. 116 ($375,000.00) Dol‐ Win trust Mort gage, Metairie, LA 70002 A Division of Bar‐ record affecting the lars, cash, revised May 9, 2007 Dean Morris, LLP the succes‐ sale at public auc‐ and is located and Trace Condo‐ sion’s interest in and to tion to the highest measures as fol‐ minium as refer‐ under No. 431550, a 1505 NORTH 19TH Terms of Sale: With‐ rington Bank & property. the following described‐ MON‐ out appraisal, 10% Trust copy of which is an‐ STREET able property, im bidder in the court‐ lows: Company Property Located submov enced in the Dona‐ ject to any and all re‐ at adjudication and N.A. house located at St. Lot 14 forms the tion Inter Vivos nexed to Act filed at ROE, LA 71207 easements strictions, bal Terms of Sale: With ance within 30 CIN 1419862 At: 690 HAI LEY cor ner at the in ter ‐ and servitudes of record: Tammany Parish vs. recorded at Instru‐ (“Property”). appraisal, 10% at days. AV, SLIDELL, LA Courthouse, 701 N section of the South‐ ment# 1989893. Randolph R. Sim‐ 70458-4439 A CERTAIN LOT OR PAR‐ BRET ad ju di ca tion and IBERT, west erly right of Columbia St , Cov‐ CEL OF GROUND, to‐ mons and Lashanda gether with all the build‐ ington, LA 70433, way line of Weil Property Located Property Located balance within 30 SHERIFF S. Simmons a/k/a Writ ings and improvements‐ $84.77 Amount: beginning at 10:00 Wood Drive and At: 517 SPARTAN At: 1113 BROOK days. thereon, and all the Lashanda Stanley $115,751.72 IBERT, MANDEV‐ BRET ways, privileges, rights, am Wednesday, No‐ Northwesterly right DR, Unit 8207, CT, Mercadel Simmons Plaintiff Attorney: servitudes, appurte‐ ILLE, LA 70448- SHERIFF vember 4, 2026, the of way line of SLIDELL, LA nances and advantages $78.03 7413 Candace A. thereuntobelonging or in following property: Chamale Drive, Lot 70458 Wilm ing ton Sav ‐ (52) 202514790 appertaining, anywise 14 measures thence ings Fund Society, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Courteau uated in the Parish of Writ Amount: 1505 North 19th St. sit Property Descrip‐ 272.85 feet front of Writ St. Tammany, State of FSB as Owner sion Parish of St. Amount: $260,585.12 Weil Wood Drive, $15,415.89 andbeing tion: United States of Trustee of CFS15 Tammany State of Monroe, LA 71207- Louisiana, more fully described as 2867 Certain piece or par‐ 144.5 feet front of Plaintiff Attorney: Plaintiff Attorney: America, Act ing Grantor Trust follows, to-wit: Louisiana LOT 111, TURTLE CREEK cel of land, located said line of Chamale Sutton Law Firm, Halliday, Watkins & through the Rural vs. SUBDIVISION, PHASE 3A, Mann, PC Terms of Sale: With‐ ST. in Section 23, Drive, a width on its LLC Hous ing Ser vice, Ellen Pel lerin Di ‐ No tice is hereby TAMMANY Township 8 South, rear or Westerly line 59284 West HAR‐ 1505 North 19TH United States De‐ napolis and Albert given that by virtue out appraisal, 10% PARISH,LOUISIANA. ST All in accordance with at adjudication and Range 13 East, con‐ of 210 feet, by a BOR LN part ment of Agri cul ‐ Di napo lis of a Writ of Fieri Fa ‐ vey by J.V. Burkes & ance within 30 sur taining 2.5975 acres depth on its North‐ Lacombe, LA 70445 Monroe, LA 71201 ture Assoc., Inc., dated Febru‐ cias issued out of the bal days. ary 4, 1998 under Sur‐ of land, more or westerly sideline of Terms of Sale: With Terms of Sale: With vs. (52) 202610684 Hon or able 22nd Ju ‐ veyNo. 980343, a copy of IBERT, which less; Subject to 70.9 feet, and a appraisal, 10% at appraisal, 10% at The Unopened Suc‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ dicial District Court BRET is annexed to an adjudication and cession of Christie sion Parish of St. for the Parish of St. SHERIFF act passed before Sidney right-of-way in depth on the oppo‐ adjudication and J. Abdalla, Jr., Notary, favor of Cleco site or southerly balance within 30 balance within 30 C. Salisbury, (a/k/a Tammany State of Tammany in the $99.69 datedMarch 23, 1998. days. Power, LLC, as ref‐ sideline of 213.1 days. Christie Celias Sal‐ Louisiana above entitled and BRET IBERT, is For Informational Pur‐ erenced in the Mort‐ feet. bury, Jr., Christie numbered cause BRET IBERT, SHERIFF Public Notices poses Only: gage recorded at In‐ All in according to SHERIFF Celias Salisbury, Notice is hereby dated June 22, 2026 The improvements Successions $85.73 thereon bear municipal strument# 2183763. play of survey by $62.15 Christie C. Salis‐ given that by virtue and to me directed, no.: 2022 HAMPSHIRE Ivan M. Borgen bury, Jr.) and The of a Writ of Seizure I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, DRIVE, SLIDELL,LOUISIANA 70461 Property Located dated June 19, 1978, Unopened Succes‐ and Sale issued out have taken posses‐ PUBLIC NOTICE TAX IDENTIFICATION NO.: an nexed to an act At: 31241 HIGH‐ U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ sion of Linda G. Sal‐ of the Honorable sion of and will offer 115774 WAY 190, LA‐ registered in COB Truist Bank tional Association, isbury, (a/k/a Linda 22nd Judicial Dis‐ for sale at public 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Being the same property COURT FOR THE PARISH COMBE, LA 70445 883, folio 324, said Vs. Grif fin, Linda Grif ‐ Not in its Individual Court for the auction to the high‐ OF ST. TAMMANY acquired by Hazel Riecke, Lot 14 has the same Eva Hauge Knaps, Capacity but Solely fin Salisbury, Linda trict wife of/and D.A. Hender‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ est bidder in the STATE OF LOUISIANA son, from HardingDevel‐ DOCKET NO.: 2025-30701‐ Writ Amount: location and dimen‐ As Independent Ad‐ as Owner Trustee Salisbury) many in the above cour t house lo cated opment Company, Inc., in DIVISION: “H” sions as set forth ministratrix for the for RCF 2 Acquisi‐ $130,575.75 entitled and num‐ at St. Tammany SUCCESSION an act passed before Sid‐ ney J. Abdalla, Jr., Notary Succession of Je‐ tion Trust OF Plaintiff Attorney: above. (52) 202614599 bered cause dated Parish Cour t house, dated May31, Public, ASHLEY HEN‐ Douglas vs. Law Offices of Her‐ Which as the ad‐ remy Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ August 6, 2026 and 701 N Columbia St , DORTHAN 1999, registered June 2, DERSON dress of 14 Chamale Knaps 1999 under CIN#1150502, schel Adcock, Jr. Denise Hunter sion Parish of St. to me directed, I, Covington, LA Tammany Parish, St. Drive, Slidell, P.O. BOX 87379 Callahan and John Tammany State of Bret Ibert, Sheriff, 70433, beginning at FILED: Louisiana. DEPUTY CLERK (52) 202612249 Baton Rouge, LA Louisiana 70460. Louisiana E. Callahan, III have taken pos ses ‐ 10:00 am Wednes ‐ Being the same Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Any legatee, heir or cred‐ 70879 sion of and will offer day, November 4, itor who opposes the TICE TO SELL IMMOV‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ property acquired sion Parish of St. (52) 202311784 Notice is hereby for sale at public 2026, the following NO proposed sale must file ABLE PROPERTY by Sharon Con nell his/her opposition within Tammany State of Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ given that by virtue auction to the high‐ property: AT PRIVATE SALE out appraisal, 10% seven (7) daysincluding at adjudication and wife of/and Joseph Louisiana sion Parish of St. of a Writ of Seizure est bidder in the Sundays and holidays, Notice is given that Davis son by Act of from the day whereon balance within 30 Tammany State of and Sale issued out courthouse located Property Descrip‐ Shirley Jacques, the duly the last publication of appointed Administrator Cash Sale dated De‐ Notice is hereby Louisiana days. of the Honorable at St. Tammany tion: this notice appears or of this Succession, has BRET IBERT, cember 23, 2015 given that by virtue 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Parish Courthouse, THE LAND RE‐ petitionedthis Honorable judgment may beissued. and registered as In‐ of a Writ of Seizure Notice is hereby trict Court for the for authority to SHERIFF N Columbia St, FERRED TO Court JESSICA JENKINS BREW‐ sell, at private sale, for strument #2007425. and Sale issued out given that by virtue Parish of St. Tam‐ 701 $65.52 Covington, LA HEREIN BELOW the price of Three Hun‐ STER of the Honorable of a Writ of Seizure many in the above 70433, beginning at IS SITUATED IN dred Seventy-Five Thou‐ CLERK OF COURT 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT andNo/100 sand Property Located 22nd Judicial Dis‐ and Sale issued out entitled and num‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ THE PARISH OF ($375,000.00) COURT FOR THE Dollars, At: 14 CHAMALE trict Court for the of the Honorable bered cause dated day, November 4, SAINT PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY cash, the succession’s TAM ‐ OnPath Federal DR, SLIDELL, LA Parish of St. Tam‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ August 13, 2026 and 2026, the following MANY, STATE OF interest in and to the fol‐ 202081SEP30OCT21-2T Credit Union $96.52 lowing described immov‐ 70460-2563 many in the above trict Court for the to me directed, I, property: LOUISIANA, AND able property,subject to vs. and all re stric tions, any en ti tled and num ‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ Bret Ibert, Sheriff, DESCRIBED AS easements and servi‐ Maureen Lucia Pip‐ Writ Amount: bered cause dated many in the above have taken posses‐ Property Descrip‐ IS FOLLOWS: tudes of record: penger and Jason $115,981.46 July 28, 2026 and to sion of and will offer en ti tled and num ‐ tion: Michael Pippenger A CERTAIN LOT OR PAR‐ Plaintiff Attorney: me directed, I, Bret bered cause dated for sale at public THAT CERTAIN EXHIBIT A STAY INFORMED CEL OF GROUND, to‐ Newman, Mathis, Ibert, Sheriff, have October 30, 2024 auction to the high‐ PIECE OR POR‐ ALL THAT CER‐ gether with all the build‐ (52) 202614078 and im prove ments ‐ ings Brady & Spedale, taken possession of and to me directed, est bidder in the TION OF TAIN PIECE OR thereon, and all the Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ and will offer for I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, courthouse located GROUND, together PORTION OF rights, ways, privileges, sion Parish of St. APLC 3501 N. CAUSE ‐ tudes, appurte‐ sale at pub lic auc ‐ have taken posses‐ at St. Tammany with all the build‐ GROUND, SITU‐ servi Tammany State of WAY and advantages BLVD. tion to the high est sion of and will offer Parish Courthouse, ings and improve‐ ATED IN THE nances thereuntobelonging or in Louisiana SUITE 300 bidder in the court‐ for sale at public 701 N Columbia St, ments thereon, and PARISH OF ST. anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of LA 70002 house located at St. auction to the high‐ Covington, LA all the rights, ways, TAMMANY, St. Tammany, State of Notice is hereby Metairie, Terms of Sale: With Tam many Parish andbeing Louisiana, 70433, be gin ning at est bid der in the priv i leges, servi ‐ SUBSCRIBE STATE OF given that by virtue appraisal, 10% at Courthouse, 701 N more fully described as 10:00 am Wednes ‐ cour t house lo cated tudes and ap pur te ‐ LOUISIANA, IN of a Writ of Seizure adjudication follows, to-wit: and TODAY Columbia St , Cov‐ at St. Tammany day, November 4, nances thereunto PINE CREST SUB‐ LOT 111, TURTLE CREEK and Sale issued out balance within 30 ing SUBDIVISION, PHASE 3A, ton, LA 70433, Parish Courthouse, 2026, the following belonging or in any DIVISION, of the Honorable days. TAMMANY ST. beginning at 10:00 701 N Columbia St, property: wise appertaining WHICH IS A SUB‐ PARISH,LOUISIANA. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ BRET am Wednesday, No‐ Covington, All in accordance with LA situated in ST. DIVISION OF sur trict Court for the SHERIFF IBERT, vem vey by J.V. Burkes & ber 4, 2026, the 70433, beginning at Property Descrip‐ TAMMANY CLASSIFIEDS.NOLA.COM PART OF SEC‐ Assoc., Inc., dated Febru‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ $97.77 following property: 10:00 am Wednes‐ tion: ary 4, 1998 under Sur‐ PARISH, STATE TION 44, TOWN‐ veyNo. many in the above a copy of day, November 4, THAT CERTAIN OF LOUISIANA, SHIP 9 SOUTH, which is980343, entitled and num‐ annexed to an Property Descrip‐ 2026, the following LOT OF GROUND, and being more RANGE 14 EAST, act passed before Sidney bered cause dated J. Ab dalla, Jr., Notary, tion: together with all the fully described as IN THE TOWN OF datedMarch 23, 1998. property: August 14, 2026 and ALL THAT CER‐ buildings and im‐ follows: SLIDELL, WARD to me di lll

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