Political signs damaged, persons responsible sought

By: CARISSA HEBERT

Managing Editor

Persons found damaging political signs could face a fine and up to two years in prison, according to District Attorney Brent Coreil.

Two new members installed

The Ville Platte Fire and Police Civil Service Board met Monday, July 14, to install new board members.

Mamou Fire Department holds successful shuttle

MAMOU - The Mamou Fire District recently held its annual water shuttle demonstration. The fire district is mandated to recertify once each year. This year, the evaluator for the demonstration was District Chief Dwayne Thieve of the Richard Fire District.

DA Coreil lists ‘bad checks’ for February, March, April and May

District Attorney Brent Coreil announced during February 2008, his office sent 102 bad check letters and collected in excess of $11,982.16 on bad checks.

Lions recognize members, welcome guests and install new officers

The Ville Platte Lions Club recently met.

Perrets receive Jefferson Award for public service

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Hank and Debbie Perret of Lafayette, received the distinguished Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award for Outstanding Public Service at a gala dinner in Washington, D.C. earlier this summer.

Tax holiday in August is two-day savings opportunity

BATON ROUGE - Most consumer purchases for tangible personal property will be exempt from state sales tax during a two-day Sales Tax Holiday August 1, and 2.

Girl Scouts enjoy camp

The Girl Scouts Day Camp was held at the Northside Civic Center Monday, July 7, Tuesday, July 8, and Wednesday, July 9.

City keeping the money

By Ken Grissom

t_news@bellsouth.net

St. Martinville –The City Council Monday night opted to the property tax rate where it is and collect an additional $9,000 and as a result of property values going up.

Neutralize soil acidity for better fertilizer results, farmers told at LSU AgCenter field day here

The addition of lime to neutralize soil acidity may be required on pastures before grazing forage will be able to benefit from fertilizer, according to LSU AgCenter soil scientist J. Stevens.

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