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I, the undersigned Clerk of Court do hereby certify that the attached is a true and correct list of the names selected to serve as PETIT jurors in Division “B” on MONDAY, JUNE 10, 2024 and any other day as may be necessary.

With the spring planting season right around the corner, I’ve been spending my evenings cleaning seeds that I saved over the past year, getting it ready to go in the ground or share with others. Many longtime gardeners save seed to keep their favorite vegetables and herbs going from year to year. This may be a family tradition, with heirlooms and old varieties passed along over the seasons. Some seed savers do so to save money, as the cost of seed has increased over time like everything else. Some seeds are saved because they are no longer available in seed catalogs or have special traits that make them locally strong and more viable when grown in challenging conditions. Whatever your reasons for saving seed or wanting to start this practice, there’s some great resources out there to help guide you.

January 18, 2024 Ashley Simone Perry, 40, Gretna: 9 fugitive warrants. Eliana Nykel Williams, 22, Buras: cruelty to animals, disturbing the peace, resisting an officer.

Plaquemines Parish Suits Filed January 18, 2024 68660, Erin Braud, Stephen Jacob Braud vs. J Hand Homes LLC, Damages.

January 19, 2024 Lot 16, Highland Industrial Park. A & S Land Company LLC to Coquille Hsi Investments LLC.

The January 25 Plaquemines Port Harbor & Terminal District (PPHTD) meeting was mostly notable for the absence of numerous commissioners and members of the administration. District 6 commissioner Ronnie Newsom, district 8 commissioner Mitch Jurisich, and the port’s deputy director and executive legal counsel Melissa Folse were all absent from the meeting because they traveled up to Washington, D.C. for the Washington Mardi Gras event. District 4 commissioner Stuart Guey was also absent, but he did not travel to Washington, D.C.

Local attorney Danielle Phillips has been named the Grand Marshal of this year's Plaquemines Parish Family Gras Parade. Danielle Phillips is a practicing attorney from Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana who resides in Belle Chasse.

The January 25 Plaquemines Parish council meeting— despite lacking numerous council members and parish president Keith Hinkley—saw council members unanimously approve an ordinance to establish a 3-year moratorium, in Ironton, on new trailer, RV, and camper parks.

From Tuesday, January 23 through Thursday, January 25, Plenary Group—the company responsible for building the new Belle Chasse toll bridge—held a series of informational meetings throughout Plaquemines Parish. One of these occurred in Belle Chasse, another in Port Sulphur, and the final meeting was in Davant on the east bank.