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St. Landry Parish could face fiscal administrator: What that means (opens the original)
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ST.LANDRY PARISH, La. (Acadiana News First) - St. Landry Parish is working to close a projected $2 million deficit while facing a $1.65 million bond payment and the possibility of a fiscal administrator taking control of its finances. Parish President Jessie Bellard says the parish’s tax structure limits how much property tax revenue it receives, even though property taxes remain one of its main sources of funding. “Tax rate in our parish is like 33.62 mils, all right? We only get 3.78 mils of t
Eunice police warn Homecoming pranks are crossing the line (opens the original)
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EUNICE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Homecoming celebrations are underway across St. Landry Parish, but Eunice police are warning students that some traditional pranks can quickly cross the line. Eunice Police Chief Kyle LeBouef says officers have seen students take pranks well beyond simple school spirit, including moving large items onto other people’s property and into streets. “Well, that prank last year wasn’t good enough, so let’s step it up a notch and do this. We’ve seen toilets, washing
DDA asks LCG to pause new downtown Lafayette bar permits (opens the original)
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LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - The Downtown Development Authority is asking Lafayette Consolidated Government to pause new bar permits in downtown Lafayette, citing concerns about late-night crowds, security and the way nightlife businesses are currently approved. DDA CEO Kevin Blanchard says downtown’s daytime economy continues to grow, but nighttime activity has created a different set of challenges. “We think in many ways we’re a victim of our own success here; our daytime economy has
Sugarcane growers expect record season despite pest concerns (opens the original)
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ST. MARTINVILLE, La. (Acadiana News First) - The Louisiana sugarcane industry is on track for another record season, but growers are still watching a pest that has become a major concern across the region. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and Gov. Jeff Landry toured the Louisiana Sugar Cane Cooperative in St. Martinville Friday (Sept. 25) as part of a closer look at the state’s sugarcane industry and the challenges facing growers. John Hebert, LaSuCa’s agriculture division manager, s
St. Landry Parish makes service cuts as $1.65M payment looms (opens the original)
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ST.LANDRY, La. (Acadiana News First) - St. Landry Parish is facing a $1.65 million bond payment while working to cut costs and balance a budget that Parish President Jessie Bellard says has been strained by rising expenses and limited revenue. The parish has about six months to make the payment. If it does not make substantial progress, the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office could take control of the parish’s finances. “The people who are saying that it’s never happened before, nope, you’re
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