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Delcambre Mayor Pam Blakely, left, and Alderman Tipper Esponge, right, talk with town attorney Gabe Duhon during Monday’s meeting of the town’s Board of Aldermen.

Animal poop has become a messy issue in Delcambre

DELCAMBRE — The Town of Delcambre has a message for pet owners — if your animal does its business in someone else’s yard or along the road or sidewalk, pick up your pup’s poop.
The town’s Board of Aldermen covered several issues at its May meeting on Monday, but it was the problem of residents not cleaning up after their pets that had the board wanting to send a message.

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Avery Hebert

Erath's Avery Hebert among LSU’s Tiger 12

BATON ROUGE – Avery Hebert, of Erath, is among the Tiger Twelve Senior Recognition Class of 2023.
Class members were recognized at a ceremony on Saturday, April 29 held in the Capstone Gallery at Patrick F. Taylor Hall on the LSU campus.
Hebert is an agribusiness major with a minor in political science. During her four years at LSU, Hebert was involved in numerous extracurricular activities on campus, including serving as an LSU Student Government executive staff member and College of Agriculture Les Voyager.

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Teen charged with attempted murder charge in ZaZa’s Lounge shooting

The Abbeville Police Department arrested and charged 19-year-old Tavian Young of Abbeville with attempted first-degree murder and illegal use of a firearm.
His total bail was set at $500,000.
According to Abbeville Police Chief Mike Hardy, the charges stem from the ZaZa’s Hookah Lounge shooting on 1600 block of Veterans Memorial Drive on Feb. 24.
Four people were injured in the shooting that night.
At least a couple hundred people were gathered outside for an after party at the lounge and the adjacent parking lot, he said.

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Above is a rendering of the fire training building that will be located on West Port Street in Abbeville.

Police Jury bringing first fire training center to Vermilion Parish

Training is one of the most critical chapters in the story of a firefighter’s career.
In the near future, firefighters across the 15 departments in Vermilion Parish will have access to a local three-story facility to further that training.
A fire training building is currently being constructed for the Vermilion Parish Police Jury. Located on West Port Street in Abbeville, the building with allow firefighters throughout Vermilion Parish to train for structure fires in a controlled environment.

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