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PEACE

PEACE

PEACE & JUSTICE

For those who do not live in the deepest of the deep southern states, you may not realize that New Orleans, the Queen City of the South, has been under siege. No, not from hurricanes. The siege has been from within. New Orleans is known as the City that Care Forgot.
New Non-Native Mayor

New Non-Native Mayor

New Non-Native Mayor

The New Orleans daily newspaper calls it a mandate. They compute about as well as they opine. The election had a 40% Turnout (60% of the Registered Voters couldn’t find a candidate worth coming out to vote for mayor) and Helena Moreno got 55%.
CALLING

CALLING

CALLING IT HOME

One is Too ManyWe all learned how to count at an early age. It is one of the first lessons of academic knowledge. 1,2,3,4, and so on, is a very simple mental task. Generally, we were taught to count on our hands with the ten fingers.
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in the garden

Fall Blooming in Fruit TreesGardeners across the region are reporting odd behavior in some types of fruit trees that they are growing.
ORGOTTEN

ORGOTTEN

THE FORGOTTEN KITCHEN

I pulled out of a box of cookbooks, waiting to be cataloged, here at the SoFAB Culinary Research Center at Nunez Community College. It is a spiral bound book called Cuisine a la Dixie.
SBSO Gets Ready For a Safe Halloween in

SBSO Gets Ready For a Safe Halloween in

SBSO Gets Ready For a Safe Halloween in St. Bernard

As ghosts, goblins, and little ghouls get ready to fill the streets, Sheriff James Pohlmann assures residents that the St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office is committed to keeping Halloween safe and fun by increasing patrols and sharing important safety reminders.
St. Bernard Sheri's Oce Col. Daniel Bostic Jr., commander of the SBSO Special Investigations Division, speaks at the Family Violence Program of St. Bernard’s annual Domestic Violence Reflections Luncheon held Oct. 16 at Docville. Col. Bostic shared his personal experiences and reflections on the impact of domestic violence.

St. Bernard Sheri's Oce Col. Daniel Bostic Jr., commander of the SBSO Special Investigations Division, speaks at the Family Violence Program of St. Bernard’s annual Domestic Violence Reflections Luncheon held Oct. 16 at Docville. Col. Bostic shared his personal experiences and reflections on the impact of domestic violence.

SBSO NEWS

In recognition of October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office Col. Daniel Bostic Jr. joined community members Thursday, Oct. 16, at the Family Violence Program of St. Bernard’s annual Domestic Violence Reflections Luncheon held at Docville Farm in Violet.Col.

St. Bernard Parish Arrest Reports

October 3, 2025Marcus Christopher Hartzog, 18, Arabi: bench warrant.Jared Kieff, 28, Slidell: bench warrant.Dalton Joseph Bordelon, 27, Chalmette: possession of cocaine.Steven Michael Couture, 23, Kenilworth: possession of cocaine.

St. Bernard Parish Suits Filed

October 10, 2025Suit #25-1514-A: Craig Gagnard vs. Nicole Gagnard - Domestic Abuse.October 14, 2025Suit #25-1515-D: Lamont Gasper, Kesha Marie Gasper vs. Washing Cars LLC, Pelican Pointe Car Wash - Damage-Personal Injury.Suit #25-1516-C: Ariane Bienemy vs. Latoya Payne - TROPET.