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Broussard resident raising concerns about school buses speeding through neighborhood (opens the original)
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BROUSSARD, La. (Acadiana News First) - A resident along Tideland Road in Broussard says drivers use the street to cut across from Pinhook to the highway, often speeding. One of those alleged speeders, she says, is a Lafayette Parish School System school bus. “Buses fly through here like it’s nothing,” said Alicia Hebert. The speed limit on the road is 25 miles per hour. “The speed is 25, and no one does it,” Hebert said. Hebert said she is concerned about children’s safety while getting on and o
Iberia Parish fire chief remembers fallen captain (opens the original)
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IBERIA PARISH, La. (Acadiana News First) - Fire Chief Guy Bonin is remembering Capt. Jonathan Dunbar, who spent 14 years working for Iberia Parish Fire Protection District No. 1 and became a captain in 2016. “He was just an asset that’s not going to be replaced. We’ll do our best to do it, but to replace him, it’s never going to happen,” Bonin said. He said Dunbar spent much of his time working at the fire training facility. “He was a great motivator and didn’t hold his tongue, but when he spoke
Downtown Rising continues for a second night (opens the original)
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LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Night two of Downtown Rising kicked off Saturday in Lafayette. This is the first time the event has expanded to include a second night, with food, retail vendors and music to celebrate downtown Lafayette’s growth. “Downtown Rising is one of our most special projects that we’re going into the seventh year,” said Gus Rezende, founder of Serving Good Vibes. “It’s a two-night Downtown Rising celebrating the growth of downtown through culture, development, retai
Fall music festival supports local organization (opens the original)
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LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Acadien Village hosted their fall festival to kick off the start of the season with live music from Adam Leger Band, followed by Underground Zydeco. Food trucks and local vendors packed the area while those looking to celebrate fall rolled in. “So people are normally coming for the beginning of fall, you know, getting those feels in, feeling festive, and just coming out to enjoy the music,” said Roberta Holmes, a vendor at the festival. The celebration was
St. Landry Parish School Board raises borrowing limit to $25 million (opens the original)
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LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - The St. Landry Parish School Board approved increasing its bond borrowing limit to $25 million during Tuesday night’s meeting. The board had previously adopted a resolution allowing it to borrow up to $12.5 million in bonds. Bonding Attorney Eric LaFleur said the increase is due to the recent restructuring of the school district, which included school closures and staff reductions. “At that time, we thought the 12.5 million would be enough, but we realize n
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