Offering a fusion of Cajun and Soul Food selections, Vernon Lewis, the owner of Deucé Boy’z Restaurant, recently held the ribbon cutting for his eatery in the presence of family members and parish government and commerce officials. Lewis, a resident of St.

February 24, 2023 Benjamin Michael Stolz, 33, New Orleans: operating a vehicle while intoxicated, possession of schedule I narcotics. Raheem Lee Miller, 27, Belle Chase: bench warrant, theft (2 counts), forgery.

St. Bernard Parish Filed As a service to its readers, The St.

25 YEARS AGO • Ron Chapman fell from a ladder ---again, and is slowly recovering from a cracked rib, and many, many bruises. • Added to the Chalmette Middle School staff this year as teachers aides were Melissa Moss, Travis Lee Gallodoro, Lauren Foret, and Gabriele Harper.

January 10, 2023 50 Queens Ct., Chalmette. Tuyen Van Nguyen to Esk Associates LLC.

Pruning Your Hydrangeas in the Spring One of my favorite shade and partial shade garden plants is the hydrangeas. They are being offered now at the local garden centers, with large pompom-like flowers in shades of pink, blue, and white.

On March 3, the Louisiana Department of Education named 24 students as finalists in the state’s annual Students of the Year competition for 2023. The honorees include one fifth grader, eighth grader, and 12th grader from each of the state’s eight BESE regions. The annual competition includes students from traditional public, charter, and non-public schools across.

At the March 7 St. Bernard Parish council meeting, a crowd of residents from the southern and eastern end of the parish showed up to express their opposition to the way SBPG has been organizing the St. Bernard fire department. These comments from residents—along with statements from district E council member Fred Everhardt— led to a tense debate between council members, the audience, and the administration.

The classic and splashy musical, Anything Goes, will take to the Chalmette Cultural Arts stage this month with four shows. It will open on Thursday, March 16 and run until the 19. Showtimes are 7 p.m. for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, March 19.

St. Bernard Parish Government is pleased to announce that several largescale coastal restoration projects have advanced in the Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act (CWPPRA) process. Coastal parishes, the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA), and participating federal agencies voted the Bayou Ducros Marsh Creation project #1 and the Biloxi Marsh Shoreline Protection project #2 in the Pontchartrain Basin. Additionally, the South Delacroix Marsh Creation and Terracing project was voted #1 and the Bayou Terre Aux Boeufs Ridge Restoration and Marsh Creation project was voted #2 in the Breton Basin. The CWPPRA Technical Committee