Kim Chatelain is a writer based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Formerly a staff member for The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com, Kim now focuses on freelance writing and has contributed to publications such as The Advocate. With a focus on local news and politics, Kim covers a range of topics including elections, city developments, and community issues in the New Orleans area.
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The Abita Springs Town Council has agreed to keep the town’s 2024 property tax millages at the same rates as last year.
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By: Kim Chatelain
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While NFL teams tend to be loaded with players from Louisiana, the same does not hold true for Major League Soccer rosters.
The Covington City Council underwent significant change on Aug. 6 with the swearing in of one new member, the departure of two interim members and a new seat for an existing member.
The first step in an endeavor to revitalize youth sports facilities in Slidell was revealed on the City Council's Aug. 13 agenda, which included the introduction of an ordinance that would authorize the public purchase of 24 acres of land from the Slidell Bantam Baseball Association.
The PUD planning tool has spelled trouble for the town of Abita Springs in recent years, and in the future, they will no longer be allowed.
The Mandeville City Council has approved a spending plan for the 2024-2025 fiscal year after an exhausting discussion highlighted by a debate over a proposal to give Mayor Clay Madden
Alicia Watts, who for the past six years has served as clerk of Madisonville's town government, was confirmed as the new clerk of the Mandeville City Council on the evening of Aug. 22.
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