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117 Woodchase $425,000Belle Chasse. 5BD/3BA. Soaring 2 story ceilings in den. Dream kit. w/ breakfast area and cherry cabinets. Offi ce. Bonus rm. Privacy fenced rear yard. Extremely well maintained. Approx. 3,100 sq. ft. liv. & 3,550 total area.

105 Lambda St. $275,000NEW PRICE! Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Features many grand amenities such as 10’ ceilings, sealed concrete fl ooring, tray ceilings, etc. Master suite includes huge walk in closet. Includes long driveway & detached garage, as well as fenced in rear yard. Approx. 1,766 sq. ft. liv. & 2,351 total area.

192 S. Concord Rd. $149,000Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Fabulous townhome in great condition w/ fresh paint throughout. Liv. rm. offers plenty of space & attaches to dining area. Kit. has stainless steal appl. & pantry. Fenced in rear yard includes grass area & patio space. Approx. 1,141 sq. ft. liv. & total area.

215 Demandre St. $285,000Belle Chasse. 3BD/2.5BA. Cathedral ceilings & frpl. in liv. rm. Great outside features - circle drive, detached garage, fenced rear yard, covered back patio, inground pool, & covered parking for boat/RV. “B” fl ood zone. Approx. 2,282 sq. ft. liv. & 3,168 total area.

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Foreclosure SalesSheriff’s Sales are held on the second Wednesday of each month unless otherwise advertised. Sales are held at the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office, 8022 Highway 23, Belle Chasse, Louisiana at 10:00 a.m. Each property is advertised in the official parish newspaper of record, twice within thirty (30) days for real estate or once within ten (10) days for movables before the auction, and in Plaquemines Plus! at the earliest opportunity.7-13-2016 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62848 Trustmark National Bank vs. Clarence J. Champagne, Jr., (A/K/A Clarence J. Champagne) and Joycelyn H. Champagne (A/K/A Joycelyn Mary Hock, Joycelyn Mary Champagne) scheduled for July 13, 2016

6-08-2016 Foreclosure sale for Suit No. 62272 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association vs. Jennifer Lynn Gray scheduled for June 8, 2016

6-08-2016 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62829 21St Mortgage Corporation vs. Karen L. Kellogg scheduled for June 8, 2016

6-08-2016 Foreclosre Sale for Suit No. 62817 Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc. vs. Gamaliel W. Dyer scheduled for June 8, 2016

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Public Information Officerobtains Master Certification

Sheriff Lonnie Greco announces that Commander Eric Becnel has completed a course of instruction that has certified him as a Master Public Information Officer.

The intensive 4-day training class was hosted by the Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office on April 24-28 and taught by Chris Ryan, who is an internationally recognized expert in police, fire and public safety media relations.

Twelve Public Information Officers (PIOs) from across the State of Louisiana attended the class and received their certification.

Becnel has been the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office PIO for the last 4 years and is the Commander of the Public Affairs Unit. Also, he currently serves as the agency’s Director of Training and Aviation Unit Manager.

L-R: Commander Eric Becnel receives his certificate from Instructor Chris Ryan


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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will offer new commercial fishing licenses and renewals from its Lake Charles office location from Tuesday May 10th to Thursday May 12th, 2016.“We will continue to make our licenses more accessible to our commercial fishermen,” said LDWF Secretary Charlie Melancon. “It is our hope that we can make the jobs of our commercial fishermen a bit more convenient by offering commercial licenses throughout our coastal parishes.” Most commercial fishing licenses will be available for purchase from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day. The Lake Charles office is located at 1213 North Lakeshore Drive, and their contact number is 337-491-2575. Fishermen are reminded that personal checks, cashier’s checks, money orders and cash will be accepted at the Lake Charles office. No credit cards will be taken. To avoid processing delays, those purchasing licenses are asked to bring their license renewal notices with them.

First-time applicants can apply by mail or in-person. Renewals can be completed online atwww.wlf.la.gov. When applying in person you must provide the following: • Resident applicants must provide proof of residency such as a Louisiana driver’s license the he has held continuously during 12 months immediately prior to the date on which he applies for any license, voter’s registration, vehicle registration and state income tax. • Non-residents applicants must provide proof of residency from their domiciliary state, such as driver’s license, voter’s registration, vehicle registration and state income tax • Applicants applying for a license in a business name must provide documentation showing proof of valid federal tax ID# assigned to business name and proof of authorized signature, or an occupational license will be required.

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Nice way to get on the board. Today we would have a problem because several of the fish were big enough to be able to rip the hooks out and get free. My drags are kind of tight as I fish a lot of bull Redfish. Twice fish got off the hook right at the net. One I was able to get the net under but the other got away. As our morning went we released about half of our fish before we could get them in the boat. About noon as the tide shifted the sun was getting to Fuzzy so we headed in. He had a bout with skin cancer and although I had plenty of sunscreen on board which he used he was still cooking. We came in with 10 solid fish to show for our efforts. Good short Mothers day trip.

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It seems the trout bite is better than it had been in several years. We bounced from place to place picking up a few at each spot. It was a good afternoon on the water. I never made it to Venice. We ended up with 34 trout for our efforts.

I got up on mothers day and the wife was just going to hang at home. Not I. As I was pulling out the boat Fuzzy drives in with the Sunday paper for my wife. We talk a bit and I convince him to take a boat ride with me. It was not going to be an all day affair. I was planning on being back around noon. The water was stirred up a bit today. We were still on an incoming tide but nearing high tide. The first place did not feel right so after a few casts we moved on. There was a reef I wanted to try. As I got near there was another boat getting a few so I stopped on the outside of the reef. Both sides have produced well but this time it was not happening. The other boat was not setting the world on fire either. I headed east looking for a place that I wanted to mark but with all the high water I was unable to find it. Back to the west to an oyster reef that you can get stuck on when the tide drops. It was here that we got our first trout of the day. This one was in the 16 to 17 inch range.


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“This is one of the latest in a series of successful stranding network rescues across the country,” said Audubon Nature Institute Presi-dent and CEO Ron Forman.The Association of Zoos and Aquariums facilities make up roughly 25 percent of non-governmental response partners. According to NOAA, “Over the last decade, 7,979 marine mammal standings have been reported in the Southeast region with an average of 798 strandings per year.”“This cooperative group of partners has rescued, rehabilitated and released more than 200 sea turtles and marine mammals since 2010,” said Forman. “It is critically important that we all work to-gether to save animals in the wild.”“We are particularly grateful to the public who continually assist us with our recovery efforts by reporting these strandings to our department,” said Melancon. “Robert Shannon, the individual who first discovered the dolphin lying beached on its side, likely saved this animal’s life.”The public can contact LDWF’s stranding hotline at (337) 962-7092 or Audubon Coastal Wildlife at (504) 235-3005 if they encounter an injured or stranded (live or dead) marine mammal or sea turtle or report strandings through NOAA’s Dolphin & Whale 911 app for your smartphone (http://1.usa.gov/1b1kqfv).

Louisiana Spring Shrimp Season Dates Set

The opening dates of the 2016 Louisiana spring shrimp season were announced at today’s Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission. The Commission set the spring shrimp season dates based on information provided by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries biologists and on public comments.The opening dates for the 2016 Louisiana spring shrimp season are as follows: All state inshore waters at 6 a.m. on Monday, May 23The portion of state outside waters from the Atchafalaya River Ship Channel to the western shore of Freshwater Bayou to open at 6 a.m. on Monday, May 23LDWF biologists have monitored hydrological parameters and conducted over 500 trawl samples throughout the state’s estuarine and nearshore waters over the last five weeks to develop management recommendations for spring inshore opening dates. The department provided projections of the dates when a minimum of 50 percent of the inshore brown shrimp population sampled reach sizes of 100 count per pound or larger.

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With this issue of Northshore Plus! and Plaquemines & Westbank Plus!, we celebrate our 25th anniversary. On May 19, 1991, two incredible things occurred in Slidell, Louisiana: the FBI came into Northshore Regional Medical Center and arrested the top four managers of the hospital and the fi rst issue of Bargains Plus! hit the streets. Since my wife worked at NRMC, her story was much more exciting than mine….at the time. This was a era of no smart cell phones, no tablets, no Nooks, no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Linked In or carefree selfi es. Social media was in the society pages of the local DAILY newspaper, which decided to go cheap rogue with three day a week home delivery

while the Advocate from Baton Rouge decided to put on their big boy pants and give the New Orleans metro market a real daily, not a watered-down version of one dictated by a silver-spoon-in-his-mouth group media owner. But I digress. It’s been 25 years of watching the way we communicate change drastically - especially folks under 40, who apparently will die a horrible death if they are separated from their electronic devices for more than 30 minutes. Google 25 years ago was the last name of a comic strip character from the Depression (Barney Google) and in fact there was not even Barney the purple dinosaur 25 years ago. ( I wonder…does Barney Google?)

We ran close to 600 classifi eds each issue back then and people saved up big time to afford a color ad, which we did not offer our fi rst couple of years in business. To create our paper, we had to pay over $100 for a megabyte of RAM memory and were limited in most cases to a computer that could only accommodate 8 megs of RAM. Delivering the paper to the printer was done physically and to create color, we had to cut out the color portion with a plastic material called ruby lithe or amber lithe and carefully place in over the pages to be photographed and then plated in a two to three hour process. To deliver a print fi le by computer originally cost $1,000 and the utilization of a T-1 phone line, which to my recollection cost nearly as much as a new compact car back then.

It hasn’t been all silver during these past 25 years, but it has been damn close. The creation of faster and more complex computers and the maturing of the Internet made our job as publishers a heck of a lot easier. Deadlines became shorter and less stressful, proofi ng an ad or a story became instantaneous and technological mistakes became almost a thing of the past.

Think of the times we have endured and experienced during our 25 years: the Millennium and the Y2K controversy, the 2000 “hanging chad” Presidential election, 9-11, LSU’s fi rst football national championship since 1958, all six LSU National Championship baseball titles, Katrina and Rita, the Saints winning the Super Bowl, the OJ. Simpson Chase and Trial, LSU’s third national football championship, the career of Shaquille O’Neal, Isaac, the BP spill, the country’s fi rst black president, the Clintons, Rush Limbaugh, Chinese drywall, the return of the NBA to New Orleans, two major stock market crashes and runaway political correctness.

That’s the silver. The gold is in the rings of my wife and I. For nearly 50 years, Hilda Mae has been putting up with my procrastination, my wanderlust, my short fuse and my lack of understanding. For this, she needles me. And for the most part, it is deserved needling, because I am merely a man and she has put up with my cr_p for half a century. But she really loves me. And me her. So we needle each other. And these needles sew our relationship closer and sow the seeds for a continued wonderful life together (and another chance for me to write puns in my column). So there! On May 28th, we will renew our vows and have a group of friends, family and associates gather around a food bus and have what should be an unforgettable time. It’s on a Saturday and we married on a Saturday. At Prompt Succor Catholic Church in Chalmette. I always like to say I was the promptest sucker that day by making it on time to my own wedding (you would have had to have been there six hours earlier in the streets of the parish to know what I mean). Anyhoo…I love you, Hilda Mae and I hope to remain at your side as we needle our way into our 51st year and many, many more later this month.

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Most of us are familiar with LSU AgCenter Super Plants program, a promotional program advertising tried and true plants that perform well in all of Louisiana’s climates. Several different flowers, shrubs, or trees are promoted each year because of their exceptional endurance and display of beauty within the state. Two annual flowers were promoted for the Spring of 2016.The first of which is an award winning cultivar of Salvia farinacea, ‘Evolution’ Salvia. These wonderful Salvias perform best in an all-day

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Lush foliage adds a tropical touchWith summers lasting forever in South Louisiana, many gardeners get the feeling that they are living in a tropical paradise for most of the year. We all know this isn’t quite the case, knowing that every once in a while we receive winter time temperatures below 20°F. However, we can have the option to plant many different plants that resemble the flora of the tropical islands. Have you noticed the lush, broadleaved foliage of shell ginger? Alpinia zerumbet is native of India but performs well in Louisiana. Most are familiar with the variegated version but there is a solid green version that performs just as well. The lance shaped foliage of both plants will eventually get to be about 18 inches long and 4 inches wide. The bush will get about 10-14 feet tall depending on the severity of winter. The majority of praise given to shell ginger primarily is given to its foliage qualities but don’t forget about the drooping, showy flowers produced on two year old growth. Gingers are not the only plants that provide a tropical experience. Caladium bulbs are another plant that give us lush, tropical texture. At the beginning of the season you will find these plants as bare root tubers but at this point they will be available as transplants. Theses leafy textured foliage plants will reach about 12 inches tall and come in several colors including white, pink, red, and combinations of all three. Aspidistra elatior, the cast iron plant is another broadleaved plant that provides a tropical look. These plants have very durable, glossy green leaves that reach a height of up to 3 feet tall. They can strive in various soil types, making them valuable to many gardeners across the state. Elephant ear plants, Alocasia macrorrhiza, provide us with one of the coarsest textures available. The leaves will reach a prominent stature of 2-4 feet in length and width. The elephant ear is a plant, which give us the most tropical looks in all of the plants grown in southern gardens. Look to some of these plants to your garden in order to add a tropical feel to your garden space.

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Hi, everyone. Wasn’t this past weekend absolutely beautiful? I spent Friday running errands and didn’t mind a bit. Sat. morning got up early to make a few bouquets for fl owers for Mother’s Day and the rest of the afternoon I spent delivering them. Sunday I was outside all day when I should have been in the craft room working on projects for two up coming craft shows. But it was just too beautiful to be stuck inside. Besides there were a ton of things I had neglected because of the weather and having to be at work that really needed doing. So I took advantage of the beautiful weather. Today I decided to share with you the bouquet of fl owers I made for my Mom and sister for Mother’s Day. They both loved red roses and I loves carnations. Actually, I love all fl owers and it really doesn’t matter which variety it is. In their bouquet I used 13 Freedom roses (I love the dark red color), 13 white carnations, and some white limonium along with some leather leaf fern for the greenery. This time I decided not to put a bow in the arrangement. I didn’t want to take away from the beauty of the fl owers.

Well, that’s my project for this time. The next couple of weekends will be spent watching my grandson and his team mates compete in the USB Youth Championship. Can hardly wait!

Well, what will your next project? Mine…I don’t know. But I know it will be lots of fun!

Sincerely, Paula Johnson

Belle Chasse Academy are the Metro Middle School League of New Orleans 2016 Girls Softball Blue Division Champions!

Pictured are team members: Front Row (L-R) Kayli Bobsin, Kennedy Brown, Kaytlynn King, Faith Hardy, Kyara Renoso, and Mackenzie Wilder. Second Row (L-R) Paris Richardson, Olivia Corrado, Trinity Lucas, Jasmine Richardson, Brooke Cole, and Coach Heather Pellegrin Third Row (L-R) Coach Rynn Proche, Kalayna Murray, Alycia Strahan.

Pictured: Kindergarten staff – Mrs. Ladwig, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Mann

Pictured: 6th grade staff – front: Ms. Mattesky, Mrs. Donaldson, Ms. Smith; back: Mrs. Bazanac, Mrs. Rochaand Mrs. Heard

Pictured: Music teacher Mr. Blanchard and Librarian Mrs. Blanchard Pictured: 5th grade student Jorge Linares and his mom

Zully Linares. Mrs. Linares did a fantastic job making the decorations for the book fair, including the LOVE BUG!

Pictured: Behavior Support staff Mr. Gilbert, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Licali and Mrs. Clement

Pictured: Parent volunteer Mr. Cosenza and his granddaughter 2nd grader Jadyn Cosenza

Belle Chasse Academy recently held their Scholastic Groovy Book Fair! Staff members got into character and showed off just how hip they are!

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