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Temporary Bypass Channel being implemented in Plaquemines Parish
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, and its contractors are implementing a temporary bypass channel in Empire, Louisiana. The current waterway will be closed to boat traffic for the construction of the new Empire Floodgate. This project is a part of the New Orleans to Venice (NOV), Hurricane and Storm Damage Risk Reduction System (HSDRRS).
Tuesday, January 13, 2015, a temporary bypass channel in the Doullet Canal is open while the new Empire Floodgate is being constructed. Boat traffic will need to use this canal for the duration on the floodgate construction, which will last until fall 2017.
The temporary channel will be marked with temporary buoys.
The beginning and ending coordinates of the temporary bypass channel are:
89 36 7.62 W
29 22 41.22 N
89 36 6.0 W
29 22 30.84 N
Flu Vaccinations for Plaquemines Parish Residents
Plaquemines Parish Government is reminding everyone to obtain their flu vaccinations. Flu activity remains high this season in Louisiana. Besides personal physicians and pharmacies, the Plaquemines Parish Health Department continues to distribute flu vaccinations.
The quantity is limited. Call the Plaquemines Parish Health Department for appointments, at 504-394-3510. The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals’ campaign to Fight the Flu and additional information is found here: http://new.dhh.louisiana.gov/index.cfm/page/54
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Off Duty LDWF Agent Reports Fishing Violations
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents cited three men for fishing violations on Jan. 10 in Terrebonne Parish.
Agents cited Nelson D. Robinson, 47, of Luling, Vernell C. McBride, 44, of Houma, and Troy A. Dangerfield, 37, Houma, for fishing without basic and saltwater fishing licenses and for possessing over the limit of red drum.
An LDWF agent in his off time was fishing near Bayou Chauvin when he came into contact with Dangerfield and Robinson fishing the same area. The men didn’t know he was an agent and told him they already caught their daily limit and were heading back where they would drop off their fish and head back out to catch another daily limit.
The agent and the men made their way to the Ashland Public Boat Launch in Grand Cailou. The agent was able to document the men give 10 red drum to McBride who was waiting for them on shore. The two men then relaunched the vessel to catch more fish.
The agent was able to call two on duty agents about what was happening and also gave a description of the boat and truck the men were using. The two agents arrived on the scene shortly after 10 a.m. and waited for the men to come back with more red drum.
Around noon, Dangerfield and Robinson came back from their second trip where McBride was again waiting. The agents were able to make contact and found the three men in possession of 25 red drum. The daily limit is five red drum per person per day.
Possessing over the limit of red drum brings a $400 to $950 fine and up to 120 days in jail. Also, the men face an additional $25 per fish over the limit and since they did not possess fishing licenses all 25 are considered over the limit resulting in a $625 fine. Not possessing a basic and saltwater fishing license each carries up to a $50 fine and up to 15 days in jail. The men may also face a $661.75 civil restitution charge for the replacement value of the fish.
Agents participating in the case are Sgt. Bryan Marie, who was the off duty agent, Sgt. Richard Purvis and Lt. Joseph Arnaud.
The Republican Women of Louisiana held their first meeting of the year at the Royal Palm in Harvey. Plaquemines Parish Clerk of Court and RWL member, Dot Lundin, swore in the officers for 2015. President, Marisol Tucker, 1st Vice-President, Irene Burrus, 2nd Vice-President, Heidi Nungesser Landry and Secretary, Nancy Wolfe. They were pleased to welcome their guest speaker, Commander Shawn Ferguson, NOPD 4th District. The Republican Women of Louisiana is open to all interested Republicans. For more information, contact Heidi Nungesser Landry at 504-874-6141.
Taking the oath of office from Plaquemines Parish Clerk of Court, Dot Lundin, far right. L to R: Nancy Wolfe Secretary, Heidi Nungesser Landry, 2nd Vice-President, Irene Burrus,
1st Vice-President and Marisol Tucker, President.
From Left to right: Commander Shawn
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RWL newly installed President, Marisol Tucker
and RWL out-going President, Nancy Wolfe
(L-R) Commander Merlin Calligan (VFW Post 3121), Senior Vice Commander John Patten (VFW Post 3121), PPSO Commander Eric Becnel and Adjutant Steve Borne (VFW Post 3121). Not pictured Emmett Smelser from Belle Chasse Memorial VFW Post 6706.
PPSO Receives Donation from VFW PostsOn January 8, the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office (PPSO) received donations of cold weather gear and boots from the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) John McDonogh Post 3121 based in Gretna and the Belle Chasse Memorial VFW Post 6706.
The items were presented to the PPSO by Commander Merlin Callgian, Senior Vice Commander John Patten and Adjutant Steve Borne from Post 3121 and Emmett Smelser from Post 6706.
The donations will be utilized by members of the Sheriff’s Office and recruits with the PPSO’s recently established Young Marine’s Program.
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Lizandro Delgado-Bolanos, 26, Driver must be licensed, COMV
Timothy Williams, 40, PPSO warrant, JPSO warrant(X8)
Elijah Taylor, 35, Boothville, JPSO warrant
Leo Perez, 26, Buras, Driver must be licensed, driving roadway/laned traffic
Scott Nowell, 31, Belle Chasse, Domestic abuse battery
Erin Lanier, 27, Marrero, Simple burglary
Corey Freeman, 28, Marrero, Simple burglary
Britnee Barber, 24, Oakville, Cruelty to a juvenile
Michael Linyard, 43, Belle Chasse, Possession of schedule I, possession of drug paraphernalia
Miquel Meza, 39, New Orleans, No liability insurance, driver must be licensed
Feliz Perez, 29, Empire, Driver must be licensed, GSL
Michael Mayronne, 31, Kenner, Failure to comply with charter boat, failure to have charter license
Norma Lee, 44, Empire, PPSO warrant
Otis Scott, 65, New Orleans, PPSO warrant
Oscar Lindey, 53, New Orleans, Westwego warrant
Mario Albert, 29, New Orleans, PPSO warrant
William Church, 31, Mereaux, St Bernard DOC transfer
Ray Zeno, 36, Marrero, PPSO warrant, JPSO warrant(X2)
Edel Freye-Soto, 46, St Bernard Warrant
James Brown, 26, Port Sulphur, Remand
Jeremy Billiot, 27, Harvey, Simple criminal damage, simple battery
Alan Billiot, 52, Belle Chasse, Aggravated battery
Alton Cotton Sr, Belle Chasse, Sexual battery, aggravated incest, molestation of a juvenile
Cristi Clark, 59, Belle Chasse, Domestic abuse battery
Darren Barrois Jr, 54, Belle Chasse, Suspended D/L, switched license plate, possession of schedule IV, theft over $500
Donna Kaufman, 52, Gretna, Failure to use safety belt, ROMV, resisting an officer, stop signal/yield required
Jerry Rodriquez, 37, Marrero, DWI, open container, COMV
Phillip Esfeller, 43, Buras, PPSO warrant
Benjamin Bristol, 38, Buras, Expired MVI, driver must be licensed
Danny Davis, 34, Venice, JPSO warrant
Vernon Pearson, 53, Buras, Gretna PD warrant (X2)
Harry Thibodeaux, 33, St Martinville, PPSO warrant
Elmer Constant, 56, Gretna, PPSO warrant
Willie Farmer Jr, 30, Belle Chasse, Auto theft, aggravated battery
Todd Durel, 43, Belle Chasse, PPSO warrant
Joshua Acosta, 19, Westwego, Telephone harassement
Daniel Hobbs, 29, Mandeville, Westwego warrant
Ronald Maronge, 42, Belle Chasse, Simple battery
Apolonio Lopez, 43, Bruas, No MVI, driver must be licensed
Bao Bui, Metairie, JPSO warrant (X2), Kenner warrant
Torey Duncan, 34, Happy Jack, JPSO warrant
Lance Terrase, 28, Kenner, Probation hold
Rodney Encalade, 55, Point-A-La-Hache, St Bernard warrant
Charles Suarez, 42, Belle Chasse, Violation of protective order, simple assault
John Knoblauch Jr, 31, Monetary instrument abuse, Theft, simple burglary, possession of schedule I CDS, possession of drug paraphernalia
Kenneth Waters, 21, Nairn, ROMV, expired D/L
Jacob Espadron, 21, Port Sulphur, Driver must be licensed
John Billiot Jr, 25, Belle Chasse, Disturbing the peace by drunkiness, JPSO warrant
Danielle Digiovanni, 25, Belle Chasse, Domestic abuse battery
Anthony Wilson, 24, Belle Chasse, Violation of protective order
LDWF Cites Two Men for Operating Vessel with
Suspended Driver’s LicenseLouisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents made two alleged operating a vessel with a suspended driving license during the past month in Jefferson and Orleans Parish.
On Dec. 7 at 8:50 p.m. in Bayou Segnette agents cited Derrick J. Margiotta, 25, of Westwego for operating a vessel with a suspended driving license, no running lights, no possession of a mandatory boating safety education card, expired vessel registration, and failing to change ownership of the vessel to himself within 45 days of purchase.
On Nov. 24, agents cited Patrick C. Seiner, 23, of Baton Rouge, in Chef Menteur Pass for operating a vessel with a suspended driving license.
Both Seiner and Margiotta had their driving privileges suspended for previous Driving While Under the Influence (DWI) convictions.
Anyone cited for a DWI on the water or on the road will lose his or her driver’s license and boating privileges for the specified time ordered by the judge in the case. Also, each offense of operating a vehicle or vessel while intoxicated counts toward the total number of DWI crimes whether they happened on the water or road.
The LDWF Boating Safety Program teaches a mandatory boating safety education course for anybody born after Jan. 1, 1984 who operates a vessel in excess of 10 horsepower. For a schedule of courses, visit www.wlf.louisiana.gov/boating.
Operating a vessel while under license suspension brings a $900 to $950 fine and up to 120 days in jail. Operating a vessel at night with no running lights, no possession of the boating education card, expired vessel registration and failing to change ownership of the vessel each carry up to a $50 fine and 15 days in jail.
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Legal Desc: 295.16' x 295.16' less & except 70' x 125' (where cell tower is located) in Sec 12, T8N, R12 West, Jones County MS. Multipurpose bldg w/approx.. 9,096 sq. ft. of living area, presently divided for social quarters, bar, multipurpose room, game room, kitchen, office & restroom. Property being sold with merchantable title, there are no mortgages on property. $2,000 certified funds to register & bid at auction. See add’l terms & information at www.servcorpii.com. Penny Mutz, CAI, Broker, Sencore Properties, LA 655-15, MS 1319/1239F. Licensed by the LA & MS Real Estate Commissions.
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TIGERS DODGE BULLET; STEELE LOOKING FOR ANSWERS
by Tony OnellionLSU survived an early announcement period by only losing three contributing juniors to the 2015 NFL Draft this spring. Defensive end Danielle Hunter, line backer Kwon Alexander and defensive back Jalen Collins have declared. Meanwhile, starting offensive linemen Vidal Alexander, Jerald Hawkins and tight end Dillon Gordon, defensive back Jalen Mills, linebacker Lamar Louis and wideout Travin Dural will all return, giving Les Miles a fighting chance of having a dominant run blocking unit this upcoming season. I say run blocking unit because there is no way in Hell either “experienced” LSU quarterback will advance in their passing game enough between now and August to lead this team back to serious national contention. Some things…physical tools, attitude, coaching up players with a competent and imaginative offensive coordinator, player maturity….are still lacking in Tigerland around this most important of football positions.
The Tigers recruited two former well-traveled defensive coaches, Kevin Steele and Ed Orgeron. The former coached linebackers at Alabama last year but was not responsible for the linebacker recruiting that produced a rather undersized and weak corps at ‘Bama this year. In fact, looking at the high school linebackers Alabama has commitments from in the near future, none are over 230 pounds and their doesn’t appear to be a C.J. Moseley or D’onte Hightower type in the group. That may not bode well for the Tigers, whose former defensive coordinator John Chavis believed that any linebacker over 220 pounds should be playing another position. That theory proved profitable with Kwon Alexander but none of “Chief’s” other lightweight linebackers have made a serious run at being an all-conference type of player. I would have liked Melvin Jones to have been put back at linebacker but grades have cost him any future LSU football career. Steele’s defensive coordinator time begins now and he’s got to produce. Could we see an aggressive defense again?
Both Steele and Orgeron are considered top recruiters and goodness knows this team needs a shot of defensive impact front seven ballplayers after seeing LSU’s stock of All-Americans dwindle to virtually nothing the past two seasons. Steele doesn’t thrill me as a coach and Orgeron’s well-publicized negative comments about not going to LSU some years back still stick in my craw. But Orgeron helped build a great defense at USC in the early 2000’s and he could help put some swagger back into the Tigers. Unfortunately, that’s not where the Tigers really need swagger, but as long as Les Miles is steering the ship, an edgy attitude will not be visible on the offensive side of the ball. Not recruiting a quarterback or two this year has me completely dumbfounded - that if the two veterans on this team don’t improve, there is NO ONE THERE to turn to (think Ohio State). But there are trips to Lambeau and Syracuse this year and we play Auburn, Arkansas and Texas A&M at home, so all is well in the land of status quo.
Meanwhile, in the NFL, (speaking of Lambeau) the Green Bay Packers played not to lose to a sloppy and injured Seattle Seahawks team which overcame five turnovers and still won in overtime, 28-22. Like them or not ( I don’t - Pete Carroll), you have to admire the Seahawks’ resiliency and the fact that Richard Sherman played nearly half the game with only one good arm really shows what this team is made of. So it will be the Establishment, led by Tom Brady and Bill Belicheck, New England’s perennial powerhouse, against the loud and proud rebels of the Northwest, a team so unlike their home town it’s not even funny. Seattle is so mellow, they shouldn’t have the Seahawks. What a Super Bowl this should be! Two teams I don’t like (and that’s probably true for the majority of NFL fans) playing each other. The Seahawks are more like the Oakland Raiders or Chicago Bears of old, or even the Ravens of Ray Lewis. My 49ers, meanwhile, are in a crisis mode, having jettisoned Jim Harbaugh and replaced him with a homebody coach, Jim Tomsula. Who knows what that will bring. The Saints, in limbo, will have a ton of off-season issues, beginning with a restructuring of Drew Brees’ contract and the efforts to retain what true talent is on their roster. This could be the last go-round for Sean Payton and Drew Brees together and the final roundup doesn’t look too promising.
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Words to GROW by!PROPER PRUNING PRESERVES CRAPE
MYRTLE’S QUALITIESIf a poll were taken to determine the most popular small flowering trees in Louisiana, the crape myrtle would surely rank very high. Its ease of propagation, long blooming season of approximately three months in the summer, relative freedom from most severe plant pests and diseases and its ability to grow in nearly every soil in the state all contribute to its popularity.
Even with its reputation, the crape myrtle is one of the most abused plants in our landscapes, mainly because of improper pruning. The sculpture-like form of the crape myrtle is the one element which is of a year-round outstanding value, and improper pruning destroys this feature.
The secret to successful pruning is to remove only the undesirable trunks at the ground level, if necessary to reduce the overall amount of the plant. Winter is an excellent time to prune crape myrtle. Follow up by removing all sucker-type growths, which usually come up around the base of the plants.
Above all, keep the large, smooth trunks of the crape myrtle. The older the plants, the more beautiful these unbroken lines of the trunks become. The only other pruning necessary is the removal of small, match-stem-size branches and the branches that bear the old seed heads. By removing the old flower heads as soon as the blooms have faded and fallen from the plant in summer, you can encourage repeating flowering in later summer or early fall.
Once improper pruning has been done, it’s nearly impossible to restore a plant back to its original, sculptured and beautiful form.
Crape myrtles flower on new growth and pruning will encourage the type of growth for more and better flowers. Plants growing shade, those that are not fertilized yearly and those that have serious insect and disease problems are not likely to flower well.
PREPARING THE GARDEN FORSPRING PLANTING
Getting the right start in the spring is especially important for a productive garden.
First, choose a good site and properly prepare the site for the crops you plan to grow.
If the soil was not tested by last month, it’s getting late to test it for this spring’s plantings. It takes about three weeks to get a recommendation from a soil test, so there may still be time if you hurry. The county agent in your parish is available in helping you expedite this important ingredient to good results. If you have test results, follow the suggestions as best you can.
Do not lime unless a soil test calls for lime. Some soils in the state can take lime, but not all. If lime is recommended, broadcast it evenly over the entire area specified.
Now also is a good time to add compost, grass clippings or leave. Till or turn them under when you first loosen the soil. Organic matter burns off and must be replaced at least once a year.
Get fertilizer that has the recommended analysis or as close to it as you can. Remember, it’s the ratio or blend or nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium that is important. You can use more of a weaker blend or less of a stronger blend. The saying, “If a little is good, then a lot will be great, “just isn’t so.
If your soil fertility is in good balance or you have no test to go on, use the Extension recommendations in the Louisiana Vegetable Planting Guide. These applications are best applied as a wide band or drill that runs 4 to 6 inches deep and down the middle of the row.
Most areas of Louisiana will benefit from shaping high rows (10-12 inches) to improve aeration and drainage. Black plastic mulch covering these completed rows is especially effective in the cool spring on crops like tomatoes, peppers, eggplants and all of the squashes and melons. If you use an organic mulch like straw or leaves, do not apply until the soil has had a chance to warm.
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THURSDAY • FEBRUARY 12, 2015 • 11AM Real Estate in Laurel, MS • 2503 Moose Dr. • Laurel, MS
Legal Desc: 295.16' x 295.16' less & except 70' x 125' (where cell tower is located) in Sec 12, T8N, R12 West, Jones County MS. Multipurpose bldg w/approx.. 9,096 sq. ft. of living area, presently divided for social quarters, bar, multipurpose room, game room, kitchen, office & restroom. Property being sold with merchantable title, there are no mortgages on property. $2,000 certified funds to register & bid at auction. See add’l terms & information at www.servcorpii.com. Penny Mutz, CAI, Broker, Sencore Properties, LA 655-15, MS 1319/1239F. Licensed by the LA & MS Real Estate Commissions.
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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTS 1.22.2015!
GENERALLY SPEAKING
Fishing finally slowed down with the cold weather and unpredictable wind patterns during the last week and first couple of weeks of this new year. It seems you can’t avoid the reds, although the number of bulls taken has slowed from incredibly obscene to merely gluttonous these last few weekends. Fog hasn’t been much of a problem this early winter as the cold weather comes and goes. It still needs to be said that preparation for winter fishing is at least as important as preparation for the dog days of summer. Hypothermia is deadly and once your clothes get damp or wet, you really have problems. Layer your clothes, wear water resistant or waterproof gear, keep a Thermos full of hot liquids, make sure your cellphone is charged up and have flares and a really good flashlight/high beam/signal light with you. And no sneakers. Wear water resistant shoes or workboots, wear your floatation devices on your person and keep a weatherproof blanket on board along with a push pole. And thanks, Jay - bring a change of clothing in case your stuff does get wet from circumstances you can’t control, like a rogue wave or a stupid fishing buddy. Satellite t.v. is an expensive option but a ship-to-shore radio, a regular radio and a GPS device are recommended. (Just kidding about a satellite t.v. - no place for the satellite!)
LLOYD LANDRY - 504-912-8291. North, south, east or west. Which way will the wind blow today? One good thing about things in Buras is the number of options you have to catch fish. On the west side, head out of Joshuas and head northwest to Bay Adams, No Man’s Land and Lake Washington. There, you will find cleaner water and an abundance of reds and a few trout. With the high winds, I’ve been fishing the calm shorelines. Once I catch a fish, I put my power pole down and fan cast the area toward and away from the bank. Work all points and pockets along the shore. We have been using new Penny and natural Gulp! shrimp under a cork. Also use market shrimp to entice those reds. On the east side, reds have been thick as thieves around Quarantine Bay, bay Allen and Kelly’s Gap. Be careful because the water has been very low in the morning. So check your tide charts and use caution in unfamiliar areas. Be safe and tight lines. LLOYD LANDRY. OUTCAST FISHING CHARTERS. 504-912-8291
BESHEL’S BOAT LAUNCH - Fishermen are going to all reaches of Oak River to catch gamefish this January. They’re going from Spanish Lake to Oak River Bay and out into the tributaries. Robert says to fish the bottom. He says the reds are scattered from American Bay to Grand Point and all bays and inlets in between. Some folks are coming in with flyrods and rigs and doing very well sight fishing for reds in the shallows. They push pole these Florida built shallow draft boats with a table up front for the pole guy and a tower aft for sighting the reds. If fly fishing isn’t for you, keep your regular tackle handy and pick up some market bait to go with the following lures to try and get some good catches in this nippy weather: Trout under a cork, using avocado or green with glitter cocohoes or similar baits, such as a sparkle beetle. Mirror Lures - a pearly white is best - have been working. Also try the pinkish color with yellow highlights in the Mirror Lure. The ferry is not running to Beshel’s but most people get there by going down the east bank anyway. Call for road conditions, etc…the usual drill at BESHEL’S. 504-333-4469
MGM MARINA 504 656-2267 - Leona says the fishing is slow but some success has been had by a few bow fishermen in Bay Round and surrounding areas. Fishing was already slowing last week when the canal was invaded by porpoises, which promptly scared off the remainder of the good fishing. Come down, though, and fish the dock, where you can pull your car up close and get out of the weather and still have a good chance of catching your dinner or more. MGM 504 656-2267
VENICE SPORTSMAN’S LODGE AT THE MARINA - DAN SKERMETTA. Captain Dan hasn’t been fishing much but he did send these two pictures of a recent trip. The first shows Captain Rok and Anthony with a couple of big reds caught and released last weekend in the Venice area. The second picture is of Anthony with a big drum and Captain Dan with yet another throw back bull red. According to Captain Dan: We made a large circle a few days ago, looking for some clean water and a few trout. we found
a lot of stained water and lots of BIG reds and even BIGGER black drum. Another nice day on the water with a couple of good friends catching a few fish and enjoying the outdoors! The water close in is still pretty cold, so moving to some of the outer bays and open water and locating WARMER water will help you find fish. Also, SLOW your bait down to a crawl! The cold waters cause the fish to become pretty lethargic, so they are not as prone to chase a bait unless it’s presented properly. CAPTAIN DAN SKERMETTA. 504-481-2320.
JAY QUIROS. OUT OF VENICE ALONG THE PASSES. 504-228-5895. First trip this year Brrrr! Water’s cold 42 to 58 degrees from morning to night . Jay says to get real deep (15-20’) where you’ll find deep holes with drum, reds, and even bigger black drum than bull reds! That’s scary! Your lines should be tight.. use a tight line on the bottom with lures (cocohoes, minnows, Matrix Shad, etc.) and a piece of market shrimp. The slower the presentation the better. The first trip for Jay was with a dad and his three kids - twice a year regulars with Jay for the past five years or so. Jay said they all had a blast and that’s what it is all about. Jay also kicked in some advice from my Generally Speaking column about bringing a change of clothing. JAY QUIROS. ON A MISSION FISHING CHARTERS. 504-228-5895.
The pictures of Damien, Wanda and Jessica was taken this weekend. They had a geat weekend of fishing
Wanda Stewart with MGM MARINA
& Leona Squarish
Jessica Chaisson with MGM MARINA
& Leona Squarish
Damien Pittman with MGM MARINA
& Leona Squarish
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Coushatta Man Cited for Deer Hunting Violations
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents cited a Coushatta Man for alleged deer hunting violations on Jan. 7 in Red River Parish.
Agents cited Russell L. Long Jr., 31, for hunting deer during illegal hours and with artificial light, hunting deer from a moving vehicle, hunting without basic hunting and big games licenses, failing to comply with deer tagging requirements and discharging a firearm from a public road.
Around 2:36 a.m. on Jan. 7 a Red River Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy observed a vehicle using a spotlight on Catfish Bend Road and tried to pull the vehicle over. After a brief pursuit the deputy was able to stop the vehicle driven by Long Jr. and notify LDWF agents about possible deer hunting violations.
When agents arrived on the scene they found a 7-mm rifle and spotlight in Long’s vehicle. The agents then recovered a doe deer from where Long Jr. was found spotlighting from his vehicle. After questioning, Long Jr. admitted to shooting the deer with the rifle.
Hunting during illegal hours and with artificial light brings a $900 to $950 fine and up to 120 days in jail. Hunting from a moving vehicle carries a $250 to $500 fine and up to 90 days in jail. Failing to comply with deer tagging requirements and hunting deer from a public road each carries a $100 to $350 fine and up to 60 days in jail. Discharging a firearm from a public road carries up to a $50 fine and 30 days in jail. Hunting without basic hunting and big game licenses each brings a $50 fine and up to 15 days in jail.
Participating in the case are LDWF Sgt. Chuck Dison and Sgt. Patrick Staggs along with RRSO Lt. Melvin Massey.
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This was not the day to go offshore but my customers wanted to take advantage of the open amberjack season. We met at 6:00 and loaded up. It was a bit foggy but we still had 2 miles or so which was not a problem. I cut across the back marshes in lieu of running the river which gets thick fog first. Once out in the open we were greeted with a good chop. Although conditions were rough my Glacier bay eased through the chop well. I knew the ride back would be snotty to say the least. As we got closer to our targeted rig it kept disappearing. The fog off shore was some of the worse I have ever seen. Vee wanted to jig up an amberjack on light tackle. He was using 65 braid and after loosing 2 jigs and good fish he switched to my 100 pound spinning rods just for a chance of landing one. With 4 trying to jig it was not long before one got in the lines got into the prop. I caught it quickly and we had that snafu fixed quickly. This is one of our Amberjack and you can see how foggy and rough it was.
We caught a lot of small 16 to 24 inch amberjack and broke off 3 good ones. I use 300 pound test for them but these guys insisted on using the lighter tackle. I bait with heavy equipment and they wanted to jig. Eventually the conditions got the better of us and we called it. It was time to take the rough chop head on and get into some sheltered waters.
I had to tact a bit in order to get a bit more comfortable ride so I stopped at a rig in 220 feet of water. I had them drop down for another shot at an amberjack but I soon found what I was marking and we continued into calmer waters.
The ride back was very slow until I got behind some protecting land. We set up in the shallows and got into some very heavy fishing action. I was not able to get too many pictures because the 4 of them had my deckhand and I jumping. It was not long before we were putting some meat in the box.
In between releasing a bunch of red snappers we were able to find some silver sea trout. Our first was over 2 pounds. After 3 of these we found our first lane snapper. This was our targeted fish. We managed one mangrove but it was undersized. This was our nicest fish of the day
We landed one rock hind but we released it because the customer said it was too small. I did not have my book with me and was not sure of any size limits on it. Nobody else was on the water so no sense trying to ask over the radio. We also got a couple of dozen trigger fish but only 2 were the 14 inch fork length and they just made the mark.
Because we lost the entire morning going for amberjack and fighting the rough seas before we were able to bottom dunk I extended the day till just after 4:00. We did not set up doing this kind of fishing till almost 1:00 I was unsure of the fog closing in on me so that was a factor back in my mind as I headed in. The fog and darkness is not fun. As it was I just about beat dark in. We had to plug in the lights to clean the fish. They took the smaller fish as is and I only had to clean the larger fish.
I got the high seas, thick fog, sun rise to sun set, bone chilling cold, trip out of the way so this old man is ready for 2015. Bring it on!
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The Louisiana Division of Historic Preservation is hosting two CAMP trainings in January 2015.
What is CAMP?
The Commission Assistance and Mentoring Program (CAMP) is the signature training offered by National Alliance of Preservation Commissions (NAPC). CAMP is led by qualified preservation professionals in support of local preservation commissions and the NAPC’s mission to “build strong local preservation programs through education, advocacy, and training.”
The goal of CAMP is to provide high-quality, engaging and informative training to preservation related boards and commissions of all types through presentations, hands-on exercises, group discussions and networking (mentoring) opportunities via live training. Trainers include commissioners, local, state and national staff members, attorneys and commission partners.
Who Attends CAMP?
CAMP is designed to provide continuing education and support to local design review commissions and Main Street organizations, their staff and partners, such as neighborhood organizations, local and statewide non-profits, community leaders and public officials. Sessions are customized for the state or local community, where applicable.
To register for CAMP: Email Ray Scriber;
So, have you had a super crafty couple of weeks? I have had all kinds of things floating thru my head that I had done years ago. Why I am thinking about all those things, I have no idea. So as soon as I think of them, I hurry and write them down before I forget. I lost all those books, directions, and finished pieces in Katrina. So, as I said , as I have been remembering them I have been writing them down so I don’t forget again. Locating the supplies for the things I want to make were very difficult. I have just about given up on going to Michael’s for supplies. They have lots of things if you are into paper crafts. May have to learn that at a later date. I have a friend who makes beautiful greeting cards. Everyone she sends is handmade by her. Okay, back to my projects, I didn’t make it to Hobby Lobby, shame on me. I ended up ordering the supplies I need and am anxiously waiting for the package to arrive.
But, of course that didn’t solve the issue of me needing a craft for this time’s column. Well, I decided on something super simple. All that is needed is a rock glass (I bought it at WalMart), a candle stick holder (Dollar Tree), a battery operated tea light (also from Dollar Tree), E6000, decorative corsage ribbon, Bling (left over from when I had my flower shop), and hot glue. First, wipe the bottom of the glass and the top of the candle holder with alcohol
to remove any glue that is left on from the label and oil from your fingers. When dry apply the E6000 and place the glass on top of the candle holder making sure it is exactly how you want it. Let it adhere to each other for at least 24 hours. When it has thoroughly dried than you can add the embellishments you want with hot glue. I added pink ribbon than a double row of rhinestones. I added a little Bling around the bottom of the glass. Drop in your tea light and your done. You can add as much or as little as bling as you want. You can also put lace around the bottom with a bow and some tiny flowers. The only limit you have is your imagination. Go ahead and try it. See what beautiful candle holders you can come up with.
Well, that’s it for this time. Something super simple! So what will your next craft project be? Mine…I don’t know. But, I know it will be fun!
HARBOR OF REFUGE COMMUNITY OUTREACH
MEETINGSThe meeting will be an informational
meeting to discuss harbor of refuge and previous storm preparations.
Wednesday, February 4th @ SPM Buras Auditorium
35619 Hwy 11 Buras, LA 70041
Thursday, February 5th @ lPM St. Anthony Church Hall
2653 Jean Lafitte Lafitte, LA 70067
Friday, January 30th @ lOAM Coastal Communities Consulting
(CCC) 925 Behrman Hwy, Suite 15
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BEHIND THE WHEELCARS, TRUCKS, BOATS, RV’s, OFF-ROAD & TRACTORS
‘98 F350 ambulance, good work truck, 7.3 diesel, $3,200. ALEMAN AUTO SALES, Pearl River, Call 985-863-2803.
NO NEED TO GO TO THE DMV! Renew your drivers License or LA ID card here. Louisiana Auto Title Bureau, 300 Gause West, Slidell. 985-643-5500. 1711 N. Causeway (next to DMV), Mandev-ille. 985-624-8400.
REBUILT TRANSMIS-SIONS. Carry out avail-able. Reasonable prices, ASE certified transmission technician, 20 years expe-rience. FREE DELIVERY. 504-214-7860.
LET US sell your car, truck or van at no charge to you. call Kelly 985-707-1111, web site: www.top2bottom-motors.com
2003 WANDERER WIDE LITE camper. Sleeps 6, $3,500 OBO. 985-773-2144.
WE BUY DAMAGED or WRECKED CARS! ALE-MAN AUTO SALES, Pearl River, Call 985-863-2803.
2006 CHRYSLER 300, 90 DAYS WARRANTY. LOAD-ED. CARFAX. $7,900. Top to Bottom 985-707-1111
2014 CHRYSLER 200, $12,000. ALEMAN AUTO 985- 863-2803.
YAMAR DIESEL farm trac-tor, hand blade, $2,800. Aleman Auto Sales, Pearl River, LA. 985-863-2803.
2013 CHEVY SONIC LTZ, loaded, $11,000. Aleman Auto Sales, Pearl River 985-863-2803.
2006 CHEVY MONTE CARLO, $4,600. ALEMAN AUTO SALES, Pearl River Call 985-863-2803.
2006 CHEVY TRAILBLAZ-ER LT. 94k miles, $6,995. Selective Auto Sales 985-781-7070. Slidell, LA
2001 DODGE NEON, 4Cyl., runs good, $1,994. DEALS ON WHEELS 985-882-7272 or 985-789-1161 LaCombe, LA.
2002 CHRYSLER SE-BRING, 105K miles, $3,995. Selective Auto Sales 985-781-7070. Slidell, LA.
2006 MERCURY MILAN $7,995. Oneal’s Auto Mart, LLC. 985-641-8353.
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Meet Cleo, a 7 year old happy-go-lucky and friendly girl looking for a furrever home. She loves to play with her other furry friends here at PAWS and she pays no attention to cats. Cleo would make the perfect cuddle bug and just wants someone to give her affection. She is spayed, micro-chipped, and up to date on shots. To meet this beautiful lady come by PAWS today at 455 F. Edward Hebert, Belle Chasse LA 70037 or call 504-392-1601 for more information :)
Meet O’Malley! He is a 3 year old Akita/Shepherd mix. O’Malley loves to play with his other furry friends here at PAWS and is still learning how to act around cats. O’Malley enjoys playing fetch and long walks along the trail. He has so much energy that he would be perfect for an active person that enjoys walking/running to tire him out. He has been neutered, micro-chipped, and up to date on his shots. Come meet O’Malley today at 455 F. Edward Hebert Blvd, Belle Chasse, LA 70037 or call 504-392-1601 for more information.
Meet Star! She is a beautiful 4 year old Shepherd mix. Star plays well with other male dogs her size but doesn’t really like female dogs. She would also do best in a home with no cats. Star enjoys going on long walks and playing in water. She loves getting her belly rubbed and being brushed. :) Star is spayed, micro-chipped, and up to date on shots. Come meet Star at PAWS today at 455 F. Edward Hebert Blvd, Belle Chasse LA 70037 or call 504-392-1601 for more information.
Hello my name is Tommy. I am 6 years old. I have been at PAWS since September 22nd of 2012. I am a lovable and laid back cat. Big dogs do not frighten me. In fact, I barely get frightened about anything. I have a chilled out personality, just enjoying the world. I would love to hang out with you while you watch your favorite movie or read your favorite book. If you are interested I am still at PAWS waiting for my forever home. I am up-to-date on my shots, I am neutered and micro-chipped. Come by and see me at 455 F. Edward Hebert Blvd, Belle Chasse LA 70037 or call (504)-392-1601.
Tabby is a handsome 2 years old guy looking for a forever home. He is such a love! Tabby loves to just hang out with you and watch the world go by. If you have a window, that’s the perfect spot for Tabby. Besides hanging out, he also likes to play, especially toys with feathers. Can you give Tabby a forever home? Come by and see him at 455 F. Edward Hebert Blvd, Belle Chasse LA 70037 or call (504)-392-1601.
January 22-February 04, 2015 PLAQUEMINES PLUS Page 11 REBUILDING - RECYCLING- THERE IS HOPE!
YMCA locations in Plaquemines Parish:
Belle Chasse YMCA504-392-9622
Port SulphurCommunity Center
504-564-0911
Buras Community Center504-564-0591
Davant Community Center504-279-5720
YMCA 411 www.ymcaneworleans.org
Youth Fitness & Wellness
Kids become phys ica l ly s t r o n g e r, h a v e m o r e endurance, and experience a sense of joy and fun through play by participating in YMCA Youth Fitness and Wellness Programs. Youth establish meaningful relationships and a supportive community of friends, which encourages a sustained commitment to health and fosters a sense of achievement and heightened self-confidence. Kids in YMCA Youth Fitness and Wellness Programs are in charge of their own physical fitness and well-being, and they know how to make healthy choices that last throughout a lifetime.
YMCA of Greater New Orleans Volunteer of the Year Award
Belle Chasse Academy Kindergarten students were very excited when Spirit the Eagle showed up at their sock hop to celebrate their superb behavior so far this school year!
Kindergarten students enjoy their juice and popcorn – the concessions that were served to them at their sock hop!
Pre-K students Leah Godoy and Isabella Henderson stop dancing at the sock hop to take a friendly photo.
Pre-K student Josephine McBride catches her breath after twirling like a princess at the sock hop dance.
Belle Chasse Academy Kindergarten students who were banded for good behavior for the first half of the school year were able to attend a Sock Hop put on in their honor to celebrate them!
The Buras YMCA congratulate Mrs. Rebekah Fontenot for receiving the YMCA of Greater New Orleans Volunteer of the Year Award. In addition to her notable personal achievements to a healthier lifestyle, Mrs. Rebekah has made volunteering at the Buras Y her career. The results of her 4 years of volunteer service have accomplished amazing results: motivating people to join the Y and get started on a healthy lifestyle, assisting with every aspect of our Senior program from setting up chairs to helping people select the right size weights, brainstorming and creating new ideas for fund raising to support our programs.
Mrs. Rebekah Fontenot is a 61 year old resident of Boothville for over 30 years. In 2008 she was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure and Atrial Fibrillation. She was put on several heart medications and her doctor suggested she exercise to improve her overall health. While Mrs. Rebekah was very active being a commercial fisherman, she sought a place for additional exercise. Unfortunately, she quickly realized her community was lacking such a place.
In October 2010 the doors opened to the Plaquemines Partnership YMCA in Buras and just days later Mrs. Rebekah was walking through them. The YMCA became her second home as she started exercising in the gym five days a week. She soon noticed her weight dropping and her health increasing. She has lost 35 pounds to date and is off all her heart medication.
Mrs. Rebekah now puts her heart and soul into volunteering at the Y; she even alters her schedule to be here with members who do not feel comfortable exercising without a partner. Through doing this she has built friendships with people ranging from their twenties to their eighties.
A great example of her dedication to others, just recently she recognized potential in a member and encouraged her to reach outside of her comfort zone by attending a more advanced class. This member has since improved her blood pressure, improved her blood sugar and now frequents the Y almost every day of the week.
Mrs. Rebekah has become part of our Y family not only by volunteering daily but also by attending our All Staff meetings where she recently received an award for her years of service. The entire Buras Y staff agrees Mrs. Rebekah is one of our Y’s greatest assets and inspirations. She wholeheartedly lives up to the Y’s mission to build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
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