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- Sep 29, 2026
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Council member identified as source of images that exposed Livingston Parish bank details (opens the original)
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Council member Erin Sandefur was identified as the person who received and passed along images of Livingston Parish government checks to district attorney candidate Sherman Mack, who used them in a campaign mailer targeting his opponent, according to an internal parish investigation. The images exposed the parishâs bank account and routing information, forcing parish officials to shut down the account and open a new one. According to investigation documents obtained by The Advocate, Sandefur r
District attorney candidate defends mailer after it exposes Livingston Parish bank account (opens the original)
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A campaign mailer sent out by district attorney candidate Sherman Mack revealed the Livingston Parish governmentâs bank account and routing numbers, compromising its security and forcing the parish to close the account. The mailer, which was sent in recent weeks, accused Brad Cascio, Mackâs opponent in the 21st Judicial District race, of having excessively benefited from the parishâs litigation. In addition to his role as an assistant district attorney, Cascio works as a lawyer at Moody La
Council restricts where Flock cameras can be placed on Livingston Parish roads (opens the original)
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Gone are the days when anyone in Livingston Parish could buy a Flock camera and mount it along a parish-maintained road. The Parish Council on Thursday unanimously passed a long-awaited ordinance restricting the use of Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers on parish roads, making it the first parish in the state to do so. The ordinance prohibits privately owned cameras from being installed on roads owned or maintained by the parish. It does not require existing cameras to be re
After four years, Livingston librarian’s defamation case is headed to trial. Here’s where it stands. (opens the original)
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More than four years after a Livingston Parish library board meeting ignited a fight over age-appropriate books, school librarian Amanda Jonesâs defamation case against a conservative watchdog group is now on track to go to trial. Judge Erika Sledge of the 21st Judicial District Court on Monday denied a motion by a lawyer for Michael Lunsford, executive director of Citizens for a New Louisiana, to dismiss the suit. The two sides will now move into the pretrial discovery phase, where they will
‘It's like taking a roadblock out of the highway’: Livingston to clear 19 miles of Colyell creeks (opens the original)
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For the first time in more than 50 years, crews have begun clearing all 19.1 miles of the Colyell creeks, stretching from Walker to Port Vincent. The Livingston Parish government, its Gravity Drainage District 5 and the city of Walker joined forces Tuesday to launch a clearing project for the three-creek system that empties into the Amite River. Leaders celebrated as an amphibious excavator made its way into the water, where it will begin floating down the creeks, clearing debris along the way.
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