Plaquemines Gazette

The Plaquemines Parish School System recently partnered with Chevron to provide students at Belle Chasse Middle School and Phoenix High School with opportunities to explore the fields of robotics and engineering.

Plaquemines Schools and Chevron partner to provide robotics classes

Tue, 2014/10/28 - 11:41am News Staff

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Pictured is guest speaker Maynard “Sandy” Sanders during his presentation of the proposed Port.

Sanders discusses Port vision at PABI

Tue, 2014/10/28 - 11:39am News Staff

By Alex Galbraith

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2014 ORANGE FESTIVAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Tue, 2014/10/28 - 11:37am News Staff

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PPSO provides drug education training to C.A.R.E. Center

Tue, 2014/10/28 - 11:36am News Staff

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Pictured, from leftEthan Olsen, Sarah Trumbaturi, Amelia Haydel, Abi Olsen, Dominic Lincoln, Haley Rosser, Garrett Boyd and Mitchell Quebedeaux.

OLPH CYO at Fair

Tue, 2014/10/28 - 11:35am News Staff

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Members in attendance were, from left: Cathy Robb, Elaine Ussery, Anita Sutherland, Anna Patel, Kay Cantrell and Alice Spaulding.

Local sorority members attend annual convention

Tue, 2014/10/28 - 11:33am News Staff

The Preceptor Alpha Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority attended the Annual Convention at McComb, Mississippi on September 20.

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Relay For Life to be held November 1

Tue, 2014/10/21 - 9:34am News Staff

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HBA and PABI representatives pose for a picture with Plaquemines Parish presidential candidates during a forum at Boomtown Casino on October 17.

Presidential priorities differ throughout parish

Tue, 2014/10/21 - 9:32am News Staff

By Alex Galbraith

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Community engages in Night Out Against Crime

Tue, 2014/10/21 - 9:29am News Staff

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OLPH Supports Right to Life

Tue, 2014/10/21 - 9:28am News Staff

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Parish asks residents to follow new protocol for medical emergency calls to 911 Center

Tue, 2014/10/21 - 9:26am News Staff

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Belle Chassse Middle talented art students visited the Sculpture Garden in City Park last month.

An afternoon of art for BCMS students

Tue, 2014/10/21 - 9:23am News Staff

Under the direction of Judge Michael D.

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Plaquemines Parish School Board Partners with Chevron Oronite Oak Point to support the Distance Learning Program

The Plaquemines Parish School Board recently received a donation from Chevron Oronite Oak Point to support the distance learning program.

Belle Chasse kids make donation to LASPCA

Plaq. Medical Center and Primary Care host Flu/Covid Prevention and Christmas Cheer Drive-Thru Giveaway

Phillips 66 Black Employee Network surprises Reddick family

News

Parish Council Honors the Life of Frank Patti Sr. with Plaque

A proclamation that officially establishes January 14, 2021 as “Dr. Frank J Patti Sr. Day” in Plaquemines passed by a unanimous 9-0 vote at the January 14 Plaquemines Parish Council Meeting. Dr.

Ballay sworn in to third term as Plaquemines DA

Port Administration and Commissioners Argue about Artifacts" on PLT Site

Phillips 66 Alliance Refinery Begins Re-Opening Process

COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Begins for "Most Vulnerable" Residents

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