(Editor’s note: The charges listed here and the narratives that go with them are provided by the police agencies that made the arrests.
The first signpost honoring Morgan City military veterans was unveiled Monday on Victor II Boulevard near Myrtle Street. The sign dedicates a portion of Victor II to 1st Lt. J. Cameron Webster, whose decorations included the Purple Heart and the Silver Star for his service in Vietnam. He died in 2018. Unveiling his sign were his wife Linda and granddaughter Sophie. Webster's sign was the first of 10 unveiled Monday by the Heroes Way Commission, a volunteer group that raised money and planned the project, led by Matt Dragna.
The Review/Bill Decker
Linda Webster hadn’t yet married the young officer she watched go off to fight in the Vietnam War.
The Boating Safety Executive Summary is full of facts concerning incidents annually.
Wearing a PFD can mean the difference between life and death when an incident on the water occurs.
The Review/John K. Flores
Recreational boaters will be out in force this weekend for the long 4th of July holiday.
This weekend our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary and my, how things have changed since independence was declared in 1776.
Morgan City High graduates attending the reunion were, seated from left: George Shely, Agatha Vicknair Wiggins, Sunny Angeron Elliot, Glynda Giroir Lasseigne, Lillian Aucoin Rebardie, Martha Rentrop Clements, Mayola Lee Alleman, Euna Guillory Blakeman, Ethel White and Carol Duplantis. Standing: John Anthony Brown, Dewey Aucoin, Frances Ratcliff Miller, Linda Cutrone Spitale, Karen Dupuis Manfre, David Glynn, Teresa Metz Fraser, Renetta Doiron Godfrey, Huey Daigle and David Graham.
Sacred Heart graduates at the reunion were, seated from left: Faith Ann Spinella and Frances Theriot Listi. Standing: Bill Manning and Billy Giordano.
The Berwick High grads attending the reunion were, seated from left: Lana Chauvin Hood, Cherry Verret Nini, Rita Hollier, Rose Spinella Koen, Mary Jack Wiseman Geoffroy and Dianne Vining Knowles. Standing: Harold Nini, Warren Davidson, Barry Lasseigne, Donnie Thomas, Patsy Thomas and Dale Fangue.
Submitted photos
Lana Fontenot
Hospital Service District No. 2 and South Louisiana Community College are putting the final touches on an agreement that could send prospective health care workers to college.
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