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Stutes Thibodeaux named distinguished citizens - ...
Former Mayor Ralph Stutes and Horace Thibodeaux, longtime scoutmaster of Troop 61, were recognized as distinguished citizens during a noon luncheon hosted Thursday, May 23, by the Evangeline Area...
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Raises possible for some sheriffs parish presiden...
Raises possible for some sheriffs, parish presidents The pay raise proposals winding through the Legislature for clerks of court, assessors and judges could potentially increase the salaries of...
2013/05/21 17:35
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Are you a Cajun?
Senate Bill 201 by Sen. Fred Mills, R-Breaux Bridge, was designed to drum up money for the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana, to pay for scholarships. It moves next to the governor’s...
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2013/05/21 01:39
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“I’m a Cajun” bill clears final legislative vote
Louisiana motorists could have “I’m a Cajun” added to their drivers license — no proof required — under a measure that cleared its final legislative approval Monday. The proposal, Senate Bill 201,...
Senate Council for the Development of French R-Breaux Bridge Mike Huval Bobby Jindal
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2013/05/21 00:17
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Notes from the Legislature's regular session
Supporters said the judges haven't had a raise since 2010. "It really is appropriate to do this," said Sen. Ed Murray, D-New Orleans. The bill would give Supreme Court justices a 5.5 percent pay...
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2013/05/20 14:40
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Monday should be a light day in the La. Legislatu...
Monday likely will prove a light work day in the Louisiana Legislature as Republicans take off for fundraising events connected with the party’s “Elephant Stomp.” No committee meetings are scheduled...
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2013/05/19 02:35
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It’s the Year of the Cajun
Already passed is a resolution designating July 14 as an annual commemorative day for French-American Creole families. Close to passage are other bills adding “I’m Cajun” to licenses and prestige...
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2013/05/15 14:19
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"I’m Cajun" bill passed, proceeds to support CODO...
New legislation allowing Louisianans to declare their Cajun lineage on their driver's licenses has been approved by the house committee on transportation, highways and public works. The bill...
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2013/05/15 00:02
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Bills spotlight Cajun Pride; funds would go to CO...
A Senate bill would give drivers the option of having "I'm a Cajun" written below their driver's license picture or identification card. Citizens would pay an extra $5 if Senator Fred Mills' bill...
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2013/05/08 00:41
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“I’m a Cajun” identification bill passes state Se...
The state Senate easily passed a measure Tuesday night that would allow people of Cajun ancestry to be identified as such on driver’s licenses or other state identification cards on request for a $5...
Senate Council for the Development of French State House
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A FEW MINUTES WITH … Terri Hammatt
POSITION: World language consultant at the Louisiana Department of Education. Hammatt works to promote pre-kindergarten through 12th grade world language learning. Before her current job, she was a...
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