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Sunday, November 8, 2009
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Bruce Chaisson, 33, 6924 Braswell Lane, Ethel, died at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center after the 2001 Dodge Caravan he was riding in slammed into the back of a 2004 Honda Civic, said Sgt. Don Kelly, a Baton Rouge police spokesman.
A second attorney for Filipino teachers recruited to work in East Baton Rouge Parish has complained that some did not receive promised jobs and that the school district provided federal labor officials false reports about their situations.
The Louisiana Board of Ethics has filed conflict of interest charges against the president of the Tangipahoa Parish School Board.
State government is investigating turning over operations of its self-insurance program to private business. The Office of Risk Management is drafting a request for proposal “to evaluate the cost-effectiveness” of the move, office director J.S. “Bud” Thompson Jr. said.
LAFAYETTE — Students involved in Carencro High’s Academy of Information Technology will be featured in an upcoming edition of “Louisiana Public Square,” a monthly public forum produced by Louisiana Public Broadcasting.
The East Baton Rouge Parish school system cashed in money this past year it had been holding in reserve, in the process shrinking its undesignated surplus from $80 million to $47 million, according to its latest audit.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — In the moment, LSU linebacker Jacob Cutrera was speaking specifically about one play in a tough, physically draining game that had a huge impact on the outcome.
The members of St. John Baptist Church have long known about their pastor’s servant’s heart. They’ve watched him serve as a teenager singing in the choir, as a young man teaching Sunday school and as their pastor for 13 years leading the church in service to the surrounding community.
There’s the former coach angle, but thankfully that seems to have died down after a few years.
Annie Morhauser, artist and founder of Annieglass, a California art glass company, encouraged Baton Rouge entertainers to start thinking now about how they want to set their holiday tables.
