As Mayor Pro Tem Dan Doerle said, there seemed to be some “sunlight over the clouds” in regards to the New Iberia Housing Authority’s relationship with the Department of Housing and Urban Development at Tuesday’s meeting.
As the Iberia Parish School District gears up for what will likely be one of the most historic school years in the district’s existence, teachers and principals voiced their opinion at Wednesday’s school board meeting in regards to delaying the start of the school year.
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- Sun peeks out from behind clouds of HANI/HUD issues
- Parish to continue subsidizing St. Martin Parish Council members’ insurance
- Wattigny loves situation at CHS
- St. Martinville City Council postpones discussion of water/sewerage rates
- New Iberia Garden Club July 2020 Garden of the Month
- Baldwin resident enjoys doing crosswords, reading comics
- Backlogged data tosses Iberia, Lafayette case counts higher
- COVID-19 hospitalizations down slightly, but Region 4 occupancy still edging up
- More than 324,000 La. residents remain unemployed; drained trust fund could lead to higher business taxes
- Federal unemployment benefits expiring as Dems demand non-COVID related policies
- Sunday COVID-19 numbers show more cases, fewer hospitalizations
- Iberia Mosquito Abatement District to conduct aerial spraying Monday, Tuesday
- St. Martin Parish Council to discuss allowing health insurance for council members
- Housing Authority reps set to address New Iberia City Council
- LSU sets preliminary ticket and seating plans
- Businesses still fighting impact of pandemic
- St. Martinville City Council plans again to discuss utility rates
- Board to vote to push school start to September
