Claire Grunewald
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Two employees fired from Council on Aging after more than 100 meals not delivered (opens the original)
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Two East Baton Rouge Council on Aging employees were fired for allegedly failing to deliver more than 100 meals to seniors and leaving the food in agency vehicles over the weekend. The two employees failed to deliver their assigned meal boxes to homebound seniors on Friday, the agency said in a news release. The meals remained in agency vehicles over the weekend and spoiled, then the employees disposed of the meal boxes at the Mid-City Redevelopment Alliance warehouse in an attempt to cover up
‘A roadmap for St. George’: The city has finalized a draft of its first master development plan (opens the original)
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St. George is finalizing its first master development plan mapping out the cityâs growth for the next few decades. At a Tuesday morning news conference, city officials celebrated completing the planâs draft after a year of work. Residents interested in seeing the draft can attend a public meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Specialty Events Building at the St. George Fire Protection District. The St. George 2050 Comprehensive Plan will map out the cityâs growth through residential and commerc
Agreement in zoning lawsuit against St. George clears way for VA clinic along Pecue Lane (opens the original)
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The city of St. George has agreed to revise parts of its zoning code and approve a permit for a new Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic as part of a temporary agreement in a lawsuit by a prominent landowner. In district court Wednesday, attorneys for St. George and LRK LLC shared a joint agreement with 13 stipulations that address zoning issues and the new cityâs incorporation date. LRK LLC filed the lawsuit against St. George in June concerning the cityâs proposal to rezone LRKâs nearly 6
St. George to build an indoor sports facility, proposes new taxing district to support it (opens the original)
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St. George is planning to build a new public facility for indoor sports and local events â and is proposing a new taxing district to support the project. The city is developing the new facility off Airline Highway to host events from basketball and volleyball tournaments to concerts and conventions for the entire region. The first public step the city is taking is proposing a new Economic Development District for the currently vacant land where the future facility would be located. âAll the
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