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Burton Dupuis retired from his job as CEO of St. Martin Hospital at the end of June and plans to step away from the daily demands of work to enjoy a well-earned retirement.

President Bush has exercised poor judgment, but that is no excuse for not re-evaluating past mistakes and taking corrective action. Every day there are news reports of more deaths. I think President Clinton would have asked the following questions and taken corrective action.

Recent landmark court decisions are reminders that elections are not just about putting candidates in office for a few years.

St. Martinville — The St. Martin Sheriff’s office gave a pat on the back to the St. Martinville Police Department for assisstance in a criminal investigation.

According to several fishermen, the crawfish are dying, they’re too small and it’s hard to sell them.

My ancestor’s succession in 1820 lists eight transactions in which tobacco he had grown and cured was sold at auction. Sixty-five carots of tobacco were sold for a total of $60.23.

With the arrival of identity theft that abounds in the nation, some consumers are taking more care to keep their information private, but this has proved to be an issue for some retailers and customers alike.

Jean Smith will do anything she can to defend her son, Ray Boudreaux, who was found guilty of attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery for stabbing five people in New Orleans on Bourbon Street.

Although it has not had the level of publicity that the upcoming presidential election has generated, the election on Saturday, July 19 is still an opportunity to exercise your right to vote.