Maj. Paul Scott
David Spencer
Maj. Paul Scott is the new warden for the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center in Centerville, and David Spencer is the new public information officer for the St.
Paul Angelone, project manager for the Urban Land Institute economic diversification study in Morgan City and Berwick, speaks Wednesday during a meeting with area leaders at the St. Mary Chamber of Commerce office in Morgan City.Also pictured are Cali Slepin, an associate with the institute, St. Mary Parish Public Schools Superintendent Leonard Armato and Morgan City Councilman Louis Tamporello. (The Daily Review/Zachary Fitzgerald)
Area leaders got their first chance Wednesday to talk in person with planners of a study designed to examine ways for Morgan City and Berwick to diversify their economies beyond the oilfield.
Berwick Elementary third-grader Khloe Toups, left, and first-grader Arianni Causey get on a school bus Wednesday morning for the first day of school of the 2018-19 school year in the St.
Berwick police hold a school safety training exercise Tuesday at Berwick Elementary School to train faculty how to respond in the event of a school shooting. From left, are officers J.P. Henry, Billy Chapman and Justin Morvant. (The Daily Review/Zachary Fitzgerald)
Ideally, no one would ever have to experience a school shooting.
The Daily Review/Bill Decker
On Tuesday, Patterson Mayor Rodney Grogan holds up the Louisiana Municipal Association award the city received in recognition of its innovative new water plant.
PATTERSON — The city council meeting Tuesday was all about the water — except when attention turned to one of the nation’s most serious drug problems.
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