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MAURICE — The Village of Maurice is no longer under a boil water advisory for the area south of West Etienne.
This is the area at Picard Farms subdivision and Prairie Cove subdivision.
“The major leak at the intersection of East Etienne and Hwy 167 has been repaired and all testing has been done with positive results,” Maurice Mayor Wayne Theriot said Wednesday morning. “The Village of Maurice regrets the inconvenience that the problem caused the residents of Picard Farms and Prairie Cove.”

MAURICE — Maurice will eventually have a new city hall building.
Where exactly that new facility will be located remains the question.
Maurice Mayor Wayne Theriot said during Wednesday’s regular Maurice Board of Aldermen meeting that numerous sites are being explored.
“We need to find a location for the city hall,” Theriot said. “I talked to some various people and entities about it.”
Theriot said he spoke to a property owner on La. Hwy. 92.

BATON ROUGE, LA – Attorney General Jeff Landry is encouraging Louisiana parents and guardians to be aware of several children’s products that have recently been recalled.
“As the State’s chief legal officer, I am committed to doing all that I can to make Louisiana a safer place to raise our families,” said Attorney General Landry. “For the safety of our State’s youth – I encourage everyone to heed notice of these recalls and remedies.”
Attorney General Jeff Landry noted the following recalled products:
Toy Trumpets by Juratoys