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• Two more cops caught speeding on the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway 7:56 p.m. CT
• Man found guilty of helping murderer escape after slaying of Mandeville-area homemaker in 2001 3:51 p.m. CT
• Slidell boy will be allowed to keep his braid; religious custom trumps St. Tammany Parish school rules 3:00 p.m. CT
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Violet man held in rape of teen
A man living in Violet has been booked with the rape of a 15-year-old girl he had brought to St. Bernard Parish from Missouri, authorities said.
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Former parish leader to testify
Former St. Bernard Parish President Henry "Junior" Rodriguez on Monday was subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury Thursday morning.
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State seizes 19 acres along MR-GO
A St. Bernard Parish judge Monday ordered two private landowners to give up a 19-acre tract of marsh along the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet that is crucial for plans to build a storm surge barrier along the now-infamous shipping shortcut.
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Boy, 2, left alone; mother arrested
A St. Bernard Parish mother was booked with child desertion Friday after leaving her 2-year-old at home alone while she was at work, the St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office said.
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Title to land sought in court
Levee authorities went to court Friday seeking title to 19 acres of land needed for construction of a protective structure across the MR-GO, but a state court judge in St. Bernard Parish told them to come back on Monday.
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Parish tells FBI of rising SDT bills
Three months into his administration, with parish garbage bills more than 14 times higher than the year before, St. Bernard Parish President Craig Taffaro alerted the FBI to mounting landfill costs billed to the parish account by local garbage hauling executive Sidney Torres IV.
