Bollinger Shipyards, a privately held designer and builder of steel military and commercial vessels, announced that it unveiled a commemorative logo to celebrate the company’s 75th anniversary, whi
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge Jadwin is back in Berwick Bay on Thursday, clearing sediment from the river near the businesses outside the Morgan City flood wall. The 50-foot dustpan dredge, which can only work north of the bridges because it's too big to fit beneath them, will work along the river's edge on the Morgan City side and tidy up the channel in the middle of the bay. Then it will move up river from Berwick to work at Stout's Pass, where shoaling has led to the grounding of several vessels recently.
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By BILL DECKER
bdecker@daily-review.com
Committees on opposite sides of the Louisiana state Capitol went in different directions Wednesday on bills meant to prevent auto insurance companies from setting rates based on factors other than
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Billboards have appeared locally to persuade people to get COVID-19 vaccinations.
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