“Together with the citizens of the great State of Louisiana, I give special recognition to Sheriff Jimmy Pohlmann’s unyielding service, unwavering dedication and tireless commitment to the citizens of St. Bernard Parish as he celebrates 40 years in law enforcement.”

St. Bernard Parish residents can register now for the St. Bernard Sheriff’s Offi ce Citizens Police Academy course, a free, 10-week program offered so residents can learn about police work. “The course shows residents various aspects of law enforcement and gives them an insight on how and why things are handled in a certain manner,” St. Bernard Sheriff James Pohlmann said. “The purpose is to foster a positive relationship between our citizens and our officers, while instilling in participants a vested interest in what happens in their community.”

World of AI We have heard a lot about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its uses are both good and bad. There is no question that it has and will change many things in our world.

Who do you think really knows how bad crime is in New Orleans? The Mayor, the District Attorney, the Council, the Judges, NOPD, the daily newspaper, the business community? No one knows. And, if they do, they are not saying.

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Extremists Want To Keep Up Divided Is this never going to end? Both left and right wingers continue to lash out with charges filled with rumors and innuendo on issues that seem pretty reasonable to me. I don’t know about you, but I’m getting sick and tired of politicians, and some columnists in the news media stirring up controversy that goes beyond what reasonable people believe.

25 YEARS AGO • Vi Vosbein and Trudy Palozzola were recently elected to the Louisiana Association for Family and Community Education Board of Directors. They will serve as Area 1 Director and Secretary, respectively.

July 17, 2023 23-0884-C, Dakota Financial LLC vs. Bee Will Trucking LLC, Miscellaneous.

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The St. Bernard Sheriff ’s Office is asking for the public’s help finding a 48-year-old New Orleans woman who has not been seen since last week, Sheriff James Pohlmann said. Cherise Buras Coto, who had been staying with relatives in Arabi, was last seen on Tuesday, July 25 on Jean Lafitte Parkway in Chalmette.