After recently spending a delightful Friday evening and Saturday morning hing trip with my cousins from San Diego, California, it could not have been better. I was in excellent spirits experiencing some great family time and catching a lot of h. Our friendship was truly renewed. Along with that, I knew for certain my cousins would return home with a new insight for the issues of our coast. ey knew the value in the coast as well as the need to make it worth a living for the hermen.

The danger lies in overplaying your hand. The Hamas attack on Jewish settlers was horrific and inhuman.

In my column a few weeks ago, I shared my excitement of traveling to the Holy Land for the st time. I had set out a speci agenda to explore my own spirituality as I’ve grown older, and I listed all the places I wanted to go. What an amazing trip. It turned out to be all I had anticipated. Even more. at was until the end.

In all newspapers, there is an opinion or editorial page where readers are encouraged to express their thoughts. In addition to articles from our regular columnists and an occasional editorial written by one of our publishers, e Plaquemines Gazette accepts letters from the public addressed to the editor.

As a service to its readers, The Plaquemines Gazette reports arrests and suits filed in Plaquemines Parish. Information listed here is obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but due to the possibility of human or mechanical errors in filing, entering, and transcribing documents, this information is not guaranteed. Before acting on this information, please consult the official records.

October 4, 2023 Kevin W. Venerella, 43, Buras: distributing schedule II (2 counts), bench warrant, possession of drug paraphernalia, legend drug imprint.

Rotary Club of Belle Chasse Meetings The Rotary Club of Belle Chasse meets every Tuesday at 12 p.m. at Adams Catfish House in Belle Chasse.

The Plaquemines Historical Association's Oct. 3 meeting 'When We Rode the Trains,' featured railroad expert Ed Ernewein and was well attended. The highlight of the event was Paul LeBouef's handmade wood train model that he had there on display. Paul (left) is pointing out to Mark 'Hobbo' Cognevich, President of the association, some of the more intricate parts of his museum-quality model.

October 13, 2023 311 Cypress Crossing Dr., Belle Chasse. Hai Hoang Thanh Huynh, Victoria Huynh to Justin M Guillot, Katie Twickler Guillot, Katie Twickler, Katie Guillot.

A lawn full of stickers is no fun to bare feet! After summer stress, many lawns in the area are bare in patches, or thin from drought and heat. is allows weeds to colonize the gaps in soil coverage, which can include lawn spurweed (Soliva sessilis), also known locally as burweed, stickers, and “ouch!”. Pets and children who may walk on a lawn with spurweed can come away with painful pokes from the burs. Usually, when gardeners notice the weeds that produce these painful burs, it’s too late in the season to apply an herbicide to treat the problem and prevent the formation of the spike covered seeds.