The St. James Parish Sheriff’s Department reports that on Wednesday, November 11, 2020, around 6:00 p.m. in the evening, the Sheriff’s Office received a call in reference to a male subject being shot on the west bank.
As previously reported, a Federal Court in Washington, D.C. ruled on November 4th to temporarily suspend Formosa’s permit issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the reason for the suspension was to give the Corps additional time to go back and review certain parts of its analysis concerning the permit under the Clean Water Act .
The Andouille Trail: The Andouille Trail has been attracting the attention of more and more people looking to take a ride and find good things to eat. Recently the topic of a front-page feature in a regional newspaper, the trail winds its way through St. James Parish. Not only are the tourists sampling the smoked andouille, but they are also buying up some of the specialty meats and seafood wherever they stop. They also enjoy the local hospitality and stories shared by store owners. Let’s not leave all the sampling to the tourists, though. If you haven’t tried all the different andouille that local businesses have to offer, now’s a good time. You may even find other things you might enjoy eating. For more information search the Andouille Trail or the River Parishes Tourist Commission.
On November 18, 2020, Parish President Pete Dufresne, St. James Parish Council, and Department of Human Resources, Elderly Services Program provided Thanksgiving Dinner and fruits to two hundred and sixty-six (266) registered (active) congregate seniors.
St. James Parish Government, Department of Human Resources, Community Action Agency has financial assistance available for St. James Parish residents through its Community Services Block Grant CARES program.
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