According to Sheriff David Naquin during the last 24 hours the Sheriff’s Office responded to 33 complaints and reports the following arrests:
Ricky J. Glynn 46 yoa of 116 Martin Lane, Amelia was arrested yesterday before noon on warrants for Simple Burglary, Probation Violation, and Failure to Appear on the charge of Angling without a License.
Judy M. Bias 48 yoa of 3393 Second St., Berwick was arrested on 2-23-2010 yesterday shortly after noon, on a warrant for Failure to Appear for Drug Court Status Conference. Bias remains in jail at this time, under a $100,000.00 bond.
Glen J. Goodie 25 yoa of 734 Utah St., Berwick was arrested yesterday afternoon at 4:00 pm for Theft over $500.00. Goodie, an employee of Radio Shack in Bayou Vista, was arrested for Theft after an investigation showed a stolen credit card was being used at the store to purchase items. He remains in jail under no bond this morning.
Tonyelle Canty 23 yoa of 520 Utah St., Berwick and Linda Favors 40 yoa of 521 Tiffany St., Patterson were arrested yesterday afternoon with Canty being charged with Theft Under $300 and Favors being charged with Theft over $300.00. The incidents happened at
Wal-mart in bayou Vista. Canty was issued a summons to appear in court and Favors remains in jail under no bond.
Megan S. Puckett 21 yoa of 1500 Norman Bauer Dr., Franklin was arrested on last night at 9:54 pm on a warrant for Theft. She was
later released after posting a $500 bond.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
New library in Gray delayed
Students in Gray, Thibodaux, Schriever and Gibson
will have to wait until this fall before
they can check out books and use the internet at a new
library currently under construction.
On Monday, the Terrebonne Parish Council granted an 83 day extension to
contractors working on the new edifice, after they argued more
time is needed due to rain delays and a muddy working
environment.
Councilwoman Teri Cavalier however, voted against the
extension, saying the contract to build the facility isn't worth
the paper it is written on. Cavalier's claim is that the contractors
could have made better use of their time, among other things.
She said this will be the second consecutive summer where area
students will not be able to use the facility, some who even use
the area as a repreave from the summer heat, as they do not
have air conditioning in their homes.
But more importantly, Cavalier said the students who were
12 and 13, will now be 14 and 15 - "try getting older teenagers
to use the library now, when they were not properly trained
when they were younger," she told her colleagues on the council.
"That's not so easy to do," she said.
will have to wait until this fall before
they can check out books and use the internet at a new
library currently under construction.
On Monday, the Terrebonne Parish Council granted an 83 day extension to
contractors working on the new edifice, after they argued more
time is needed due to rain delays and a muddy working
environment.
Councilwoman Teri Cavalier however, voted against the
extension, saying the contract to build the facility isn't worth
the paper it is written on. Cavalier's claim is that the contractors
could have made better use of their time, among other things.
She said this will be the second consecutive summer where area
students will not be able to use the facility, some who even use
the area as a repreave from the summer heat, as they do not
have air conditioning in their homes.
But more importantly, Cavalier said the students who were
12 and 13, will now be 14 and 15 - "try getting older teenagers
to use the library now, when they were not properly trained
when they were younger," she told her colleagues on the council.
"That's not so easy to do," she said.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Michael Baisden in Patterson Feb 26th
Radio talk show host Michael Baisden will make a stop in St. Mary Parish on Friday, Feb 26, to promote his One Million Mentor Campaign to Save Our Kids radio tour. The goal is to inspire 1 million caring adults to become responsible mentors.
Baisden will hold a town hall meeting Friday evening at the Patterson Civic Center, in conjunction with his radio broadcast on local affiliate KBZE 105.9FM (http://www.kbze.com/).
The meeting is at 7 p.m., and is free and open to the public.
Many local businessess and organizations will also be on hand giving out information.
For more information on the One Million Mentor Campaign, visit http://www.onemillionmentors.com/.
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