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The three plaintiffs allege their removal was retaliation for their stance against restrictions on books.

The board members allege that the parish council’s attempt to remove them from the board, which lately has taken on the task of handling complaints about books in the library, is unconstitutional.

Following nearly two years of heated debate among residents over what some see as sexually explicit books in the library, the parish council voted to replace nearly every member of the library board, which oversees the librarys day-to-day functions.

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LELAND — A land use amendment that would ban residential development in Leland’s commercial district will be put under further review after council members…

LELAND — The Town of Leland has announced its 2024-2025 fiscal year budget proposal, which if approved will hike up the property tax rate from 23 cents per $100…

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SALEM — There’s some pressure building in Salem when it comes to how quickly the state’s Legislature approves petitions from cities.

U.S. District Judge Brandon S. Long denied a motion from the board members that, if approved, would have immediately reinstated them to the positions. The parish council, in May, fired the plaintiffs from the library board.