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113 Melvyn Dr. $180,000Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Living rm. complete w/ wd. laminate flooring. Spacious 20’ X 16.1’ master suite. Many storage options. Covered carport & long driveway. Approx. 1,650 sq. ft. liv. & 1,700 total area.

114 Gamma St. $199,000 or $1700/monthBelle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Very spacious. Indoor laundry rm. Rear yard w/ covered patio. Offers attached garage & carport. Approx. 1,865 sq. ft. liv. & 3,340 total area.

155 Plantation Ln. $285,000Belle Chasse. 4BD/3BA. Offers bar area, gas frpl., recessed lighting, sunroom, tray ceilings, etc. 180’ X 265’ lot. Current owner pays $890/year for flood insurance. Approx. 3,790 sq. ft. liv. & 4,284 total area.

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The Plaquemines Parish Solid Waste Department has begun the pickup of Christmas Trees.Please remember we are only picking up green trees. Make sure you remove all decorations and stands from your trees.You also have the option to drop off your clean green trees at the Solid Waste Yard located at 170 Sewer Plant Road. The Solid Waste Yard will be closed Thursday and Friday but there will be containers available outside of the facility.

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Sheriff Lonnie Greco is warning the public of an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) telephone call scam that made its way to at least one Parish resident this week. This marks the third time this year that the Sheriff’s Offi ce has been notifi ed of an IRS scam call being conducted against our citizens.

A Belle Chasse resident reported receiving two automated phone calls yesterday afternoon (December 22) within a three hour period on their cellphone. The recording stated that the IRS was going to fi le a lawsuit against them and they should call telephone number 315-557-6467 to speak with a representative about the matter.

The Sheriff’s Offi ce discovered that the telephone number is a spoofed number, which means that the caller deliberately falsifi ed the telephone number and/or name relayed on the Caller ID information to disguise the identity of the calling party. The number is subscribed to a fake individual in Clinton, New York, which is located in upstate New York. The calls are believed to have originated from scammers overseas.

The Sheriff’s Offi ce discovered that citizens in Texas reported receiving the same call yesterday from the same telephone number. Over the past 90 days, there have been over 10 complaints fi led regarding the telephone number and associated IRS scam call.

The Sheriff’s Offi ce is asking residents to not answer the phone or return the call if they receive a similar call. If anyone has received or receives a call from this number or any similar ones, please report the incident to the real IRS at the following:

• Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration at 800-366-4484 or, • File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at FTC.gov. Add “IRS Telephone Scam” to the comments in your complaint. Plaquemines residents may also contact the Sheriff’s Offi ce at 504-564-2525.

Sheriff Greco reminds everyone that the IRS will never:

• Call about taxes owed without fi rst having mailed you a bill or angrily demand immediate payment over the phone. • Threaten to bring in local police or other law-enforcement groups to have you arrested for not paying. • Demand that you pay taxes without giving you the opportunity to question or appeal the amount they say you owe. • Require you to use a specifi c payment method for your taxes, such as a prepaid debit card. • Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone.

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The Louisiana Fur Advisory Council and the Louisiana Trappers and Alligator Hunter Association will host a trapping workshop on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2016, at Palmetto Island State Park near Abbeville.

The workshop is free but registration is required in advance and is limited. Youth participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The $2 per person state park entry fee is waived for workshop participants. Classes begin at 9 a.m. and conclude at 3 p.m. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Participants will see demonstrations on trap models and uses, trap preparation and trap modifi cation. Professional instructors from the Louisiana Trappers and Alligator Hunter Association will be teaching

workshop participants about tactics and techniques with on-site applications for mink, otter, bobcat, raccoon and beaver. Participants can ask questions and take notes but no video cameras are allowed. For more information and to register, contact Quentin Morris at 318-581-1170 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Directions to Palmetto Island State Park: from I-10, take Exit 100 south onto LA 3184/Ambassador Caffery Parkway. Turn right onto U.S. 167/Johnston St. and continue to Abbeville. In Abbeville, turn left onto LA 14/W. Summers Dr., then right onto LA 82. State Street. Follow LA 82 south out of Abbeville, turning left onto LA 690 then right onto Pleasant Dr.The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is charged with managing and protecting Louisiana’s abundant natural resources. For more information, visit us atwww.wlf.la.gov or www.FishLA.org.

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Plaquemines Lawsuits 1.07.16

Arrest Summary for Dec 16 to Dec 28 2015DOVE, HAROLD J JRBROOK HAVEN, MSBench Warrants (2)Fugitive Warrant

EVANS, ERIC J JRST BERNARD, LACriminal Tresspass

GONZALES, JUSTIN RST BERNARD, LACriminal Tresspass

LOPEZ, STEPHENPOYDRAS, LACriminal Tresspass

GONZALES, JUSTIN RST BERNARD, LABench Warrants (4)

CAMEL, DWAYNE M JRNEW ORLEANS, LABench Warrant

BIEMENY, MICHAEL KEITHFugitive WarrantSuspendedLicense/Operating VeGeneral Speed Law

BARRIOS, CORY JCHALMETTE, LATraffic Code Violation

VEREEN, ALBERT JRPORT SULPHUR, LAFugitive Warrants (3)

TOUPS, FIRMAN E IIILockport, LABench Warrants (2)

BROWN, SILETTE ANNHARVEY, LABench Warrants (5)

FERGUSON, THERESABELLE CHASSE, LADWI 1st OffenseReckless Operation Of a Vehicle

GOODS, GREGORY CHARLESBATON ROUGE, LAFugitive Warrant

KELLY, PATRICK HOLLISBELLE CHASSE, LAFugitive Warrant Improp Stopping/Parking On HwyOper Veh W/Out Curr Num PlatesDriver Must Be Licensed

TAYLOR, ELIJAH TYRONEBOOTHVILLE, LAFugitive Warrant

Encalade, Lester McCoy JrBELLE CHASSE, LAFail/Register as Sex OffenderGeneral Speed Law

AMADOR, RUSBELPORT SULPHUR, LASanitary CodeTake/Sell Comm Fish Or Bail SpHarvest Oysters W/O Oyster Lic

MCMANUS, JAMES SGULFPORT, MS2nd Degree Battery

WILSON, ANTHONY PaulBELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrant Fugitive Warrants (2)

Webb, JulieBOOTHVILLE, LABench WarrantTheft Of Goods

SMITH, CHRIS M JRBELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrant

BARROIS, YALE BRENTBURAS, LASimple Criminal Damage

LIVAUDAIS, JOSHUA SMARRERO, LABench Warrant

HOLMES, ASHLEY MCHALMETTE, LABench WarrantSuspended License/Operating Ve

JOHNSON, RICHARD HBELLE CHASSE, LAResisting An OfficerBattery-Domestic Violent StrangulationSimple Assault

GREEN, LEVAR AADDIS, LAProbation Hold

GEORGE, DANIELVOSSBURG, MSRefusal to give correct nameSimple Burglary

CONSTANZA, PHILLIP WGRETNA, LAAggravated Rapes (2)

BLACK, SABATAINBELLE CHASSE, LAFugitive Warrants (2)

AUTIN, ANDRE DAMIENCUT OFF, LASchedule I CDS -Possession

OVID, KIMBERLI NICOLEBELLE CHASSE, LADWI 1st OffenseStop Signa/Yield Signs

Lee, Phillip JamesNEW ORLEANS, LAFugitive Warrants (2)Reckless Operation Of A VehicleSuspended License/Operating VeNo Insurance

LANEZ-SERRANO, OSCAR ORLANDOPOYDRAS, LAReckless Operation Of A VehicleOpen ContainerDriver Must Be Licensed

KAP, ANTHONYPORT SULPHUR, LADisturb Peace By Drunkenness

HENSLEY, DANTE NOLANMARRERO, LABench Warrants (3)

DAVIS, GERALD ARTHUR IIIGRETNA, LABench Warrants (2)

WILLIAMS, L C JRVENICE, LAFugitive WarrantResisting An Officer

BURAS, TRISH CVENICE, LABench WarrantFugitive Warrant Obstruction Of JusticeDistribution of Sch I CDS

ASSET FORFEITURE State of Louisiana v Torell BarthelemyCHILD SUPPORT LOUISIANA Dept of Children & Family Services, et al v Brandon J MartinDAMAGES Terriana Landry v Murray J Volk III, et al, Amica Mutual Insurance Company, et al v Michael P McCarter, Axis Insurance Company, et al v Plastic Welding et al, Hiwanis E Adams v David V Batt Jr., et al, F H Paschen S N Nielsen & Associates LLC v American Steel Works, Inc, H&R Group US, Inc v Stolthaven New Orleans LLC DECLARATORY JUDGEMENT Stolthaven New Orleans LLC v H&R Group US, IncDIVORCE Rachel L Lytell v Joseph A Lytle, Daniel C Disler v Ronni N Disler, Joshua D Dehaan v Ashley R Dehaan DOMESTIC RELIEF Jack Vrabtib v Amber Verdin EXECUTORY PROCESS James B Nutter & Co v Louise M WashingtonJUDGEMENT EXECUTORY Cavalry Investments LLC v David P HerzogOPEN ACCOUNT Jefferson Capital Systems LLC v Dianne Ragas, (2) Bank of America NA v Glenn Porche, Capital One Bank USA NA v Anaise M LaFrance, Synchrony Bank v Glenn Porche, Cavalry SPV I LLC v Della L PellegalSUCCESSION Kay M F Juneau, in re, Joyce M L LeBourgeois, in re, Eloise East, in re,Pearl D Jones, in re, Thomas H Wyman, in re VISITATION Cynthia F Decuir v Erika N Wigstrom, et al

The Crossroads to Christ Ministry, 308 Ave J in Belle Chasse is happy to announce another Financial Peace University to be held beginning on Sunday evening, January 10, 2016. The class is for nine weeks and will end March 13. There will NOT be a class on Super Bowl Sunday. FPU is a biblically based curriculum that teaches people how to handle money God’s way. Childcare will be provided. In order to attend, registration is mandatory and can only be made at: www.daveramsey.com/fpu.

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01-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62359 21st Mortgage Corporation vs. Joy Provance Lester scheduled for January 13, 2016

01-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62549 21st Mortgage Corporation vs. Lori Demolle scheduled for January 13, 2016

01-13-2016Judicial Notice Sale for Suit No. 61949 PATRICIA TRUMBATURI EPPLEY and ANTHONY MUMPHREY JR. vs. ROSE MARY LIUZZA, THE ESTATE OF ANTHONY MICHEL, FRANK DAINELLO, STACY BENANDI, THERESA MADSEN, MARY ANN TRUMBATURI LUKE, JOHN JOSEPH TRUMBATURI, JR., MARIE ELIZABETH TRUMBATURI MARTIN, LAWRENCE TRUMBATURI, MARIO CALUDA, ROSE RITA CALUDA CHRISSOVERGES, GLEN CALUDA, DAVID MICHAEL TRUMBATURI, DALE ADAMS, TERRY NOLAN, KATHRYN MUMPHREY BOUDREAUX, WAYNE TRUMBATURI, DONNA TRUMBATURI, LEO BENANDI, LYLE GIROUARD, DANE GIROUARD, RANDY GIROUARD, BRAD GIROUARD, THE ESTATE OF KEVIN GIROUARD AND EDWARD E. GIROUARD SCHEDULED FOR JANAURY 13, 2016

01-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62580 Ally Financial, Inc. vs. Heather S. Prout scheduled for January 13, 2016

01-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 61950 21st Mortgage Corporation vs. Candy M. Henry scheduled for January 13, 2016

01-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 61106 Beneficial Louisiana Inc. vs. Douglas W. McReynolds A/K/A Douglas W. McReynolds and Lisa Greco McReynolds A/K/A Lisa Greco Mc Reynolds scheduled for January 13, 2016

02-17-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62600 21st Mortgage Corporation vs. Chelsea Ankrum scheduled for February 17, 2016

02-17-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62575 GMFS LLC vs. Paula Lupe Fabre A/K/A Paula Lupe Reeves Graves Lambert Rivarde Fabre scheduled for February 17, 2016

03-09-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62606 Wells Fargo Bank N.A. vs. Jim Christopher Cambre and Shannon Lanning Cambre scheduled for March 9, 2016

03-09-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62603 Federal National Mortgage Association vs. Joseph Anthony Peterson scheduled for March 9, 2016

Foreclosure SalesSheriff’s Sales are held on the second Wednesday of each month unless otherwise advertised. Sales are held at the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office, 8022 Highway 23, Belle Chasse, Louisiana at 10:00 a.m. Each property is advertised in the official parish newspaper of record, twice within thirty (30) days for real estate or once within ten (10) days for movables before the auction, and in Plaquemines Plus! at the earliest opportunity.


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It’s that time of year when thoughts turn away from the disappointment of football and to the “right on top of us” season of Mardi Gras. It really is on top of us early in 2016, with a February 9th Shrove Tuesday date. The last early Mardi Gras was February 5th in 2008 and the next early one will also be February 9th in 2027. The latest it’s been is March 8th in 2011. It will be on March 9th in 2038, my father’s 126th birthday and it can’t be any later than that date. February 3rd is the earliest it can be held. There is a 35-day difference between the earliest and latest dates, if you include February 29th as the leap year date (this year is a leap year). Fat Tuesday and Valentine’s Day will occur the same day in 2040, only the second time during a 100-year period that this happens (the last one was in 1961). Usually there are several years with February Mardi Gras dates between single March Mardi Gras years, but 1961’s Valentine’s Day Mardi Gras was preceded by a March 1st celebration in 1960 and a March 6th occurrence in 1962. Never has Mardi Gras fallen in March in consecutive years. On three occasions, Mardi Gras has fallen on February 23rd and February 15th in consecutive years (82-83, 71-72, 93-94).

2016’s Off To An Early Start…and a Sad Oneby Tony Onellion

Mardi Gras will fall on February 13th in 2018, 2024 and 2029, where it’s never fallen before. The most popular date is February 18th, which will fall or has fallen five times since 1947. It was in 1947, 1958 and 1969 and it will occur in 2042 and 2048. The only leap year Mardi Gras will be in 2028 (February 29th). I’m sure this is the only Mardi Gras primer of this type to ever been created, so clip it and save it. I reviewed Mardi Gras dates from 1947 until 2048, so some dates may be affected by earlier or far in the future Mardi Gras celebrations. I could not find any other date information on Mardi Gras dates earlier or later than these. Who cares? This will win you virtually every bar bet about Mardi Gras you may ever encounter.

Meanwhile, the bar bets continue about the future of Sean Payton remaining in New Orleans as the coach of the Saints. It’s fairly clear that Drew Brees will remain here for the remainder of his time in the NFL, but after ten years (nine active, one under Goodell arrest) Coach Peyton may want a new Peyton Place to ply his trade. He has plenty of options (San Francisco and New York being the most attractive) but one has a quarterback mess and the other an All-Pro QB on the downside of his career. Eli Manning is not as consistent as Brees but he has a couple of more years to play than Drew and Peyton may see this as an upside challenge. If Eli can refrain from calling Sean by his last name, confusing himself with his older brother’s name, it could work out. The Saints are a ways from being a Super Bowl contender and Peyton’s forte’ is not defensive acumen. New York likes its defense a little nastier and Sean would have to find a DC who could compliment his offensive brilliance. One advantage is the NFC East is a disaster area, with the Cowboys and Eagles under a siege of confusion while Washington stumbled its way into the playoffs. A Peyton-led Giants team could regain the top spot in the East (and the resulting playoff berth).

Early 2016 also means the pending prep announcements of schools chosen to attend this year by last year’s high school football seniors. Despite the turmoil, LSU expects a top three class when the choices are made the first week in February. A quick decision to hire Wisconsin’s defensive coordinator. Dave Aranda, following the resignation of Kevin Steele, was the most positive move LSU has made since late November. Now it’s up to the recovery time for Brandon Harris’s surgical procedure and the decision by up to a half-dozen LSU juniors to go pro early or stay in school as to how the team will enter the spring training period in Baton Rouge.

Speaking of football, I just received a call from one of my second cousins in Northern California, informing me that my cousin, Jack Herrguth, passed away at age 88. Jack was a high school lineman in the 1940’s and played on the Washington High School team in Sam Fracisco that featured former NFL players - center Stan Sheriff and Hall of Fame running back Ollie Matson. Jack was my family counsel; he was my nemesis as he could always get my goat. His wife recently passed away and his long-time infirmaries, along with the shock of losing his partner of more than 65 years, was more than he could bear. He was my rock when my parents passed away in the 1980’s. He was a great father, an honest man, a hard worker, a wonderful person to be around. He will truly be missed by his five children and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sister and cousins of all descriptions, including me. His friends are legion and those old high school reunions will be that much diminished with Jack’s absence. Rest in peace, cuz.

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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTSCapt. Hoop/ Our Freedom / Life is Good!

Capt. Hoop -- Continued

Capt. Hoop’s boat is in dry dock for repairs. The following column will be from his past fishing reports!

(Always a fun read!) I was in Texas heading home and had a call for an inshore trip. Before I got home it turned into an offshore trip. Had to search very hard to find a last minute deck hand. Had a flat tire at 5:00 in the morning 3 miles from the marina. Got there and deck hand and customers were a bit behind. The winds were calm at 5:00 but they were blowing at 17 mph where I was heading. Forecast was for a front to come through in the afternoon but conditions looked like the front was here early. This whole trip was not starting off good. We ran into a bit of fog at the head of passes but not thick. As soon as we hit the gulf it was bouncy. About 6 miles out we were doing 24 mph. Eased my way to my furthest destination. Made one troll around a rig on the way and nothing impressive on the screen so kept going. Almost too rough to troll. Took a one over the bow of the Glacier Bay.

One of my buddies was already at at my chosen rig. He got nothing on the troll but one blackfin on the chunk. We went right to chunking. Marked nothing on the drifts but under these conditions I had no other choices. A third boat shows up and he gets a Jack Crevalle on his first drift. The first boat there leaves. After 6 sharks I gave up on that place. Went to a nearby rig heading in. Trolled it and on the second pass get one on. It fought like a blackfin but turned out to be a Jack.

To be continued. Got called for a trip.

I thought this was going to be my last trip of the year but an early morning call had me stop writing and back on the water again. This is the rest of yesterdays trip.

Got a call from the place I just left and he said the bite may be starting. I took a pounding but headed back out there. I got a small piece of red meat from him and set up a drift. First drift and we have a tuna on. It did not fight like a shark at all. I was soon putting the gaff in a good sized blackfin tuna. We were on the board at last. In this picture you can see how the line rubbed him as he was diving to get away.

I thought things were looking up but it took about an hour before we had another bite. This one was also a blackfin. We were almost out of red meat bait when my deckhand lands a bonito about a foot long. I was able to make 4 small baits out of it. We had 3 blackfin in the box and we had 2 baits left. “One last drift”. Win, loose or draw we are done. Time to get out of these rough seas. One of the lines goes off with a rod bending, drag burning run. This looks like a good yellowfin. The woman came on the boat with a bad back but so far today she landed every fish. We gave this to her husband. When it made the second run he tagged out. She jumped on it but her back was done and she had to tag out also.

I let the deckhand finish it. He loved the chance to fight a yellowfin.

It was not a monster but just big enough to put smiles on everybody’s face. In a win, loose, or draw situation; we won.

Once we get the fish iced down well we get things on the boat ready for the run into state waters. Fortunately I had a good angle on the seas so we had a (fairly) good run back. When I got in state waters the winds and waves were still nasty and we had a tough time hooking up to the rig. Our first bait in the water gets hit right away and we are 3 fish from finishing the day.

By this time I have a second line set up and we drop 2 down at once. Both lines get hit instantly. The first one comes in with a fight an we have another good red snapper but the third fish is fighting a lot harder. It is not unusual for blackfin to be caught here in the winter so that was what I was thinking. When it came to the top I was surprised. Our double was a keeper and a throw back. Although legal size Amberjack does not open till January 1st.


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After a photo op it went back. Our third red snapper came on the next drop and our fourth was on at the same time but broke off. 3 drops and almost limited out on red snapper. We fed a few and lost some in the rig. Our last one was being diffi cult. As soon as we got our limit we were all ready to head in. The winds were still honking and the temp had dropped 15 to 20 degrees or it at least it felt like that.

Ended up a good day. 3 boats went offshore and I had the best catch. Unfortunately Eddie came in with the only wahoo so I did not fair well there but I brought in the only yellowfi n of the day and that made up for it. Nice way to fi nish the season.

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When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together.

There is plenty of food, water, sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable.

All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor.

Those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by. The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind.

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Hope you all had a very Happy New Year. And hopefully you are ready for all the challenges that will surely be heading your way. I am ready and waiting for everything new that will be coming my way. In fact, I am thinking seriously about learning a new craft. I will fit it in somewhere along the line. And they say you are never too old to learn. So I am going to take that as a challenge and jump in with both feet. We will see how that turns out. My partner in crafting (Carlea’) is ready and willing to learn with me. I am watching the videos and bought a couple of books, so after I learn a lot more and make a dozen mistakes I will tell you all about it. But in the meantime this is going to be a learning experience.

Well, as you have noticed, there is no picture of a craft in my column today. Sorry, this holiday season I kind of fell back and spent time with family. Did things around the house that I had been neglecting. Spent time with the grandchildren, even went bowling with them. Now I can hardly wait for the bowling lanes to be completed on the Westbank. I just took some time off to relax and enjoy the company of my family. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in our own little world. our own daily tasks, that we forget what is truly important to us. We rush through our days barely taking the time to slow down enough to even say hello to a neighbor. Each day of our lives should be appreciated. And we should show those that we love just how much we appreciate them. We are not promised a certain length of time we will be here on this earth. Each day given to us should be appreciated and I just felt like letting my family know how much I love and appreciate them. So I closed the craft room door Christmas week and New Years week and spent that time with my family. And I must admit, I enjoyed every minute of it. I even went so far as to take time off of work. And I am so very glad I did. No rushing for last minute dead lines, no worrying about what jobs came in. Just quality time with my family. Now I feel refreshed and renewed. Ready for whatever the next challenge will be. I hope your holiday season was as special as mine was. Well, that’s my column for this time. I am refreshed and ready for this New Year! Probably take me 3 months to remember to write 2016 instead of 2015.

So what will your next craft project be? Mine…I don’t know. But, I know it will be lots of fun!

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Meet Oscar Wilde. He is a 5 year old Terrier/ Hound mix. Oscar is a very sweet boy. He does well with other dogs here at PAWS. Oscar also does really well with kids. He is very treat and toy motivated. Oscar loves to give kisses. He can be very lap loving and playful but also likes to be mellow at times. Oscar is afraid to get in cars but once he is in and moving he is happy. He enjoys being outside and playing fetch. He also likes quiet time. Oscar Wilde is neutered, micro-chipped, and up to date on shots.

Meet Rosie. She is a 2 year old Pit Bull/Terrier mix. Rosie is a sweet girl and does great with other dogs here at the shelter. She is very treat and toy motivated. Rosie loves to give kisses. She also likes to sit on laps but she can also be very playful and mellow. Rosie is afraid of water and loud noises. She enjoys playing fetch, quiet time, and running. Rosie is spayed, micro-chipped, and up to date on all shots.

This is Beauregard. He is a 2 year old Terrier mix. Beau plays great with other dogs here at the shelter. He loves to give kisses and is very treat motivated. Beau is very playful but can also be very mellow at times. He doesn’t like to be left alone for long. Beauregard is neutered, micro-chipped, and up to date on all shots.

This is Pinky and she is ADORABLE. Pinky has faint black spots, but she got her name because her hair was thinned when we got her and her bright pink skin was showing through. Pinky has been getting treatment for her skin and hasn’t let it stop her from being the happiest dog in the world. Pinky will need a special home because she is deaf. The great thing about her is that we don’t think she realizes she’s any different. She is just as loving and playful and well mannered as any other dog. She is working with our trainer and learning commands by wearing a vibrating collar - and she learns fast! She is only 8 months old and eager to please and love on her person forever. This little girl is sure to fi nd a home quickly - so come meet her today!

Hi! My name is Allan. I am one handsome dude! I am very friendly, love to play, and spend time snuggling. I am a big boy with a big personality. I would love to come home with you and play and cuddle and just hang out. Do you have a cat tree? I’d love to come hang out on the tree and watch the world pass by. I have been at PAWS for over a year. I am so ready for my own home. I am up-to-date on my shots, neutered and micro-chipped. Can you give me a forever home?

PAWS is already seeing the arrival of dozens of tiny kittens that will not survive without the loving help of foster parents.

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Belle Chasse Academy’s Girls on the Run group

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WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DIGITAL ASSETS WHEN YOU DIE?

by Jeffrey M. Salas • Partner, Salas Wang LLC

Increasingly, we are spending a lot more time online, whether for business, personal, social, and/or entertainment reasons—usually it’s some combination of all of these. Depending on your situation, you may have vast digital content, mementos, communications, etc. These are assets that would be in tangible form if not for technological advancements.What happens when we die with these digital assets? Estate and inheritance laws still haven’t caught up to the growing number of digital assets, but there are some things you can do to incorporate these items into your estate plan.

Password Protection and Estate PlanningThe issue with digital assets is that much of this content may be password protected, hosted by private corporations, or generally hard to access if you are not around. While digital asset protection is meant to protect your privacy, it becomes more diffi cult for your executor/heirs to access and use these digital assets after death. And, many of these assets are going to be subject to the terms and conditions of specifi c websites and companies that require your agreement when signing up for a particular service.

WHAT ARE DIGITAL ASSETS?Digital assets are anything that is not in tangible, physical form. Most people have a number of digital assets, just a few examples are: Email accounts Subscription services Music and video assets Picture and document storage Gaming assets Social media contentAs technology advances, many more of our assets will be digitized. While this often makes our lives more convenient, it presents unique issues when it comes to estate planning as digital assets are replacements for physical assets which would have historically passed in physical form via a will, trust, or intestate. But because of the realities of the extensive use of digital medium, these assets are now subject to any number of contracts and conditions.

What Happens To My Facebook Account When I Die?Social media attracts millions upon millions of users. Based on statistics alone, many users will die with active accounts. Current laws, however, are mostly unprepared on how to handle these non-physical assets. So what does that mean for my digital assets? Well, fi rst, you have to look at what your goal is.If I pass away, I want my account with a particular website to be: (1) saved; (2) deleted; or (3) transferred to another person. Now, this may differ depending on each service/account. This will also depend on terms of use for each of the services. For example, Facebook has a program where you can request your account to become a memorialized account for you or you can request deletion of your account.

Can I Estate Plan for Digital Assets after Death?Right now, beyond working with every company where you have a digital account, estate planning may have a major effect on how your digital assets are distributed. Estate plans, however, may not have all of the answers for digital assets. As mentioned above, digital assets are often governed by contracts with a specifi c provider. Some states have laws in place that allow digital assets to pass easily, but at this time, most do not.

So What Do I Do?

The best practice for digital asset management is to take a three-pronged approach:

1. Check The Provider’s Terms Of Use/Terms Of ServiceIf the provider has a plan in place for your digital assets after death, it is best you comply with those procedures to make sure you are achieving your particular goal with that particular account.2. Add Language To Your Will/TrustWhile this is largely untested in the courts, adding language that specifi es your wishes with each of your accounts is a good idea. The law in this area is in fl ux, so make sure you have an estate plan that includes your digital assets. By doing so, you give the executor of your estate the legal tools they need to enforce your wishes. 3. Check Your State LawsState laws are also just popping up when it comes to digital assets. Making sure your estate plan is consistent with state law is very important. Also, the state law may have an effect on your terms and conditions and terms of use with your service provider.

The law still hasn’t caught up with our digital lifestyle, but with proper planning your digital assets can be protected by your estate plan. Properly managing these assets requires more work but with the importance of digital assets is growing every year, so protecting them properly is critical.

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