Board’s revised budgets reflect healthy surpluses

By Henri C. Bienvenu

t_news@bellsouth.net

Final adjustments in the St. Martin School Board’s budgets for the fiscal year ending June 30 show that the general fund and sales tax accounts are expecting healthy surpluses.

Agenda

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a regular public meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen for the City of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, has been ordered and called on Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, for the following purposes:

Council uncertain on mayoral raise

The last change in the Eunice mayor’s pay was a 3 percent increase in 1996.

City Council members seem to think another raise is needed, but aren’t sure if now the’s right time.

Mayor Bob Morris included a $12,000 raise for himself in the budget for the year beginning July 1.

City budget reverses profit trend

The proposed city budget for the year beginning July 1 reverses a three-year run of operating in the black and in effect predicts a $1 million swing in the city’s financial condition.

Mayor Bob Morris predicts essentially flat revenues from July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009, while anticipating about a four percent increase in expenses.

Board will eventually air school plan in open forum

By Jim Butler

jimenews@bellsouth.net

The St. Landry Parish School Board will conduct public deliberations on the proposed zoning-consolidation plan before its August court date.

Heading for Championships

By Myra Miller

myraenews@bellsouth.net

Tri Parish Rodeo Club members think the trail to state and national championships is a happy one.

Later this month, they plan to bring home buckles proving it.

The Tri Parish Fair Rodeo Club has been in existence since 1992 with Ricky and Donna Thibodeaux playing an instrumental part in getting it started.

Letters to the Editor

The nerve of this guy

Editor, The Eunice News:

I cannot believe the nerve of this mayor.

Since when does an employee decide if they get a raise, and how much of a raise?

Staying connected

PECAN ISLAND - For Bristol Lege the day begins by logging on to the internet to see what is happening in the world, listening to his favorite tunes and communicating with friends and family via e-mail.

Remember When

Memorial Day was barely over when a scrapbook was brought to the Eunice Depot Museum that deals with the local scrap drives that were held at the onset of World War ll.

The scrapbook was found at Eunice High and instead of throwing it out, a thoughtful soul brought it to the depot.

From the Files

From files of The Eunice News:

June 2001

Chip Thibodeaux, chairman of Hospital Service District No. 2, said the need for a new hospital complex is demonstrated and that the facility would benefit all of Eunice and surrounding area.

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