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C.P. Council considers shield, masks for police
Following a stand-off situation here on Sept. 6, Church Point Police Chief Dale Thibodeaux has requested that the town invest in a ballistics barrier and gas masks for the department.
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Michael Burney, left, regional vice president, Acadian Ambulance, and Mark Majors, CEO of MedExpress Ambulance Service, review a proposed regulatory ordinance with members of the police jury’s Ambulance Committee Tuesday night.
Amublance ordinance again tweaked
Acadia’s ambulance ordinance will undergo another tweak before it is presented to the full police jury for consideration.
Mayor explains $3.8 million in capital outlay improvements
RAYNE - The 2019-2020 budget was the main order of business for the September meeting of the Rayne City Council.
HOMECOMING WEEK PROCLAIMED - During ceremonies Wednesday morning at City Hall, Mayor Charles “Chuck” Robichaux signed the official proclamation declaring Sept. 16-20 “Rayne High School 2019 Homecoming Week.” School officials and Homecoming Court members on hand for the ceremonies were, seated from left, Mayor Chuck Robichaux and RHS Coach Kaine Guidry; standing, Homecoming Court members Gracie Bergeron, Ke’asa Chavis, Lizzie Daigle, Madeleine Deville, Alyssa Dorsett, Nae Francis, Lexie Marks, Autumn Meche, Morley Richard and Dori Witherwax. Attending but absent from photo are RHS Principal J. Wendall Prudhomme and faculty chair Paige Dupont. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
Rayne High Homecoming Week proclaimed
RAYNE - The court has been selected, plans are complete, and alumni of Rayne High will return to their alma mater this week for the programs and events associated with Homecoming of 2019.