U.S. Army National Guard/Sgt. Garrett L. Dipuma
Louisiana National Guard mechanics at Jackson Barracks in New Orleans check to make sure that rescue boats are ready for possible flood evacuations.
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In keeping with the governor’s proclamation regarding amateur radio, the members of the Bayouland Emergency Amateur Radio Service, BEARS, invite the general public to visit their ham radio station
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Linwood Morgan talks Thursday morning at Verdunville boat landing while authorities and family members were in the midst of searching for his brother, Mark Morgan, and Homer Copeland, both whom were found safe later in the morning in St. Martin Parish. The two boaters and a dog had left Wednesday morning from the Verdunville boat landing to go crawfishing, but their boat sank. (The Daily Review/Zachary Fitzgerald)
Two St. Mary Parish men and a dog were rescued Thursday morning after their boat sank during a crawfishing trip that began Wednesday morning.
Franklin City Council held its monthly meeting on Tuesday in the midst of a brief blackout from Tropical Storm Cindy..
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