Chalmette resident Lyndsey Breksa returned home on March 17 from a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ukraine. She spent nine weeks preparing for a mission at the Mission Training Center in Provo, Utah, and then served for a total of 12 months in the Ukrainian cities of Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih.
A stuffed animal scavenger hunt is making daily life “bearable” for St. Bernard Parish residents.
The coronavirus has worked its way deep into St. Bernard Parish in the past three weeks. But the worst is yet to come.
For his 13th birthday James Dobson, a seventh grader at Andrew Jackson Middle School, would love to see you. But from a safe distance.
Kelly Alfonso took the warnings about the novel coronavirus seriously. As a cancer patient and kidney transplant recipient, he couldn’t afford not to. But the warnings themselves may have come too late to save him.
For his 13th birthday James Dobson, a seventh grader at Andrew Jackson Middle School, would love to see you. But from a safe distance.
By Jason Browne
reporter@thestbernardvoice.com
By Jason Browne
reporter@thestbernardvoice.com
A short list of food assistance options remains in play after St. Bernard Parish Schools cancelled its meal program March 23. Fortunately, for the time being, no urgent needs have been reported.
Uncertainty over the length of the coronavirus quarantine and resulting economic slowdown was old news at the beginning of this week. Now frustration is mounting among St. Bernard business owners over the slow response from U.S. lawmakers.
Nunez Community College’s Workforce Development Program is offering an OSHA 10-hour online training. Participants can enroll at any time in this 100 percent online training which results in an industry-recognized credential that is good in all states. A Department of Labor OSHA-10 card will be issued upon completion. The course fee is $30.
As cases of the coronavirus continue to rise in Louisiana, nursing homes and assisted living facilities have implemented numerous policies to protect the most vulnerable of residents: the elderly and infirmed.
With the election merely days away, Americans must consider what a President Biden might bring.
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With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a recently established, local St. Bernard organization named Project Purple St.
234 Mehle Street
Arabi, LA 70032
Phone: 504-279-7488
Fax: 504-309-5532