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Busy Lafayette road will soon have nearly half a mile of new sidewalks thanks to $736K project
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Busy Lafayette road will soon have nearly half a mile of new sidewalks thanks to $736K project

  • By STEPHEN MARCANTEL | Staff writer
  • Mar 10, 2026

Lafayette Consolidated Government recently began work on the sidewalk improvement along Carmel Drive on the city’s northeast side.

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Ascension Parish government has a lot of roofs. Could solar panels save taxpayers money?
Environment

Ascension Parish government has a lot of roofs. Could solar panels save taxpayers money?

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
  • Jun 18, 2022

Ascension Parish government is considering putting solar panels on the many roofs it owns in hopes of saving taxpayers money on electricity. 

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Outgoing St. James Parish president will face corruption charges again; his attorney cries foul
Ascension
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Outgoing St. James Parish president will face corruption charges again; his attorney cries foul

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
  • Dec 30, 2019

CONVENT — Outgoing two-term St. James Parish President Timmy Roussel will again face charges of malfeasance in office.

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St. James officials accept immunity deals for testimony in parish president's prosecution
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St. James officials accept immunity deals for testimony in parish president's prosecution

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | dmitchell@theadvocate.com
  • May 7, 2018

CONVENT — Gramercy Mayor Steve Nosacka and Jody Chenier, the retired longtime No. 2 official in St. James Parish government, accepted immunity…

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See how Baton Rouge is using technology, maps to fight potholes
News

See how Baton Rouge is using technology, maps to fight potholes

  • BY STEVE HARDY | shardy@theadvocate.com
  • Nov 15, 2017

If it feels like roads around Baton Rouge have gotten a bit less bumpy, thank the city-parish's IT department.

Catch basin cleaning contract on hold while New Orleans figures out how to dispose of waste
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Catch basin cleaning contract on hold while New Orleans figures out how to dispose of waste

  • BY JEFF ADELSON | jadelson@theadvocate.com
  • Sep 18, 2017

New Orleans has hit the pause button on its contract to clean thousands of catch basins in the city while it waits for the state Department of…

Can system be unclogged? 3,200 East Baton Rouge drainage complaints pending, some never to be addressed
Opinion

Can system be unclogged? 3,200 East Baton Rouge drainage complaints pending, some never to be addressed

  • BY STEVE HARDY | shardy@theadvocate.com
  • Sep 16, 2017

When a Baton Rouge resident asks the city-parish to clear a ditch, haul debris from a canal or fix the eroding bank of a bayou, they may face a wait, if their call is ever answered at all.

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Environment

Can system be unclogged? 3,200 East Baton Rouge drainage complaints pending, some never to be addressed

  • BY STEVE HARDY | shardy@theadvocate.com
  • Sep 16, 2017

When a Baton Rouge resident asks the city-parish to clear a ditch, haul debris from a canal or fix the eroding bank of a bayou, they may face …

Robideaux names interim public works director
News

Robideaux names interim public works director

  • Advocate staff report
  • May 31, 2017

Terry Cordick will serve as interim Lafayette city-parish public works director pending a decision on a permanent replacement for retiring Dir…

St. John Parish president says $1 million in new hires, equipment needed to better manage drainage
Politics

St. John Parish president says $1 million in new hires, equipment needed to better manage drainage

  • BY DELLA HASSELLE | dhasselle@theadvocate.com
  • Oct 30, 2016

A month after the St. John the Baptist Parish Council ordered the administration to do a better job of managing the parish's drainage system, …

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