In light of Governor Edwards’ latest orders announcing the limiting of restaurants to delivery and take out only, the St.
In The St. Bernard Voice’s March 6 edition, the article entitled “You’ve Got Mail... While Other Residents Don’t” addressed the concerns several St.
St Bernard Parish Hospital Service District Board Chairwoman, Mary Hand, wants residents to be assured that “our hospital is ready to meet this challenge.”
St Bernard Parish officials are making moves at the local, state and national levels to ensure maximum flexibility when responding to the twists and turns of the novel coronavirus.
Assuming it doesn’t get swept up in the wave of local coronavirus-related cancellations, revelers attending the 45th Louisiana Crawfish Festival later this month in Chalmette will be supporting a new and crucial addition to a long list of worthy causes.
The St. Bernard Parish Library and Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS) are pleased to announce a new monthly series of one-on-one sessions for patrons with legal questions on a variety of non-criminal topics. Legal subjects available for discussion and possible legal representation include Bankruptcy, Divorce, Custody, Collection Matters, Landlord-Tenant Disputes, FEMA/Disaster Benefits, Food Stamps, Foreclosures, Medicaid, Social Security, SSI/SSDI, Successions, Taxes and Wills. Documents can also be notarized.
St. Bernard Parish Schools are disinfecting everything several times per day as the coronavirus has found a foothold in the New Orleans area
Numerous St. Bernard Parish residents stated they have undergone days without mail to later discover a full mailbox at their home or business the following day.
Start-up St. Bernard organizers, the Meraux Foundation and St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation, announced the three finalists selected to compete in the $100,000 business competition: CORE: Louisiana Counseling & Recovery Center, LLC, Green Street, and Jessie. The Sixth annual Start-up St. Bernard competition is being held on Monday, March 23, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Meraux Foundation’s Docville Farm (5128 E. St. Bernard Hwy., Violet).
The Meraux Foundation, the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL), St. Bernard Parish Government, and Two C’s Enterprises, Inc. have partnered to bring oyster shell recycling to St. Bernard Parish. It officially launched at last weekend’s Los Isleftos Fiesta, where bins were placed to collect shells to be used in coastal restoration projects.
Joseph Davies Elementary Terrific Kids for January 2020: Stanford Etienne, Alexandria Claflin, Maddox Battistella, Braylie Areas, Jacob Faust, Edward Viada, Brayden Watson, Jada Andrews, Liam Barlow, Marcy Vasquez, Bella Wilson, Jack Gorbaty, Justin Reyes, Andrew Norrell, Lola Reyes, Emily Bigner, Delaney White- Stein, Arianna DiVincenti, Olivia Vitrano, Hayes Canty, Kenley Jackson, Ambrie Areas, Madison Montelongo, Dillon Wortmann, Alton Peters, Marley Santiago, Marlon Robertson , Mackenzie Plumstead, Atentine Lewis and Emma Guerra.
The Joseph Davies Elementary January 2020 Writing Contest Winners: Gino Holmes, Jonah Wagner, Soraya Moore, Alexandra Alphonso, Cassidy Sabatier, Channyn Kieff, Jada Andrews, Alexis Robin, Henry Jolly, Dylan Rhodes, Jorja Hentze, Hunter Kellum, Kael Perret, Layla Held, Journy McSain, Ian Siabl, Sariah Sandifer, Bobby Turner, Jada Hudson, Natalie Breaux, Hebe Li, Sharon Juarez- Lemus, Titus Cease, Jaxon Bastoe, Alaina Walston, Reed Wallace, Veda Dorcey, Malayna Guerrero, Grace Aiola, Braxton Melancon and Noah McDonald.
Congratulations to the following students for being named St. Bernard Middle School’s Terrific Teens for the second semester
234 Mehle Street
Arabi, LA 70032
Phone: 504-279-7488
Fax: 504-309-5532
