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New Manhattan mayor City commissioner Wynn Butler has officially been named Manhattan’s mayor for 2021. The change was made Tuesday as part of an annual reorganization which involves a rotation among the city commission’s five members. Butler says he wants the commission to focus on taxes, infrastructure and responsible growth during his term. “I don’t want to see property taxes go up,” Butler said. “I don’t want to see sales taxes go up either. We’ve got to continue with infrastructure. Of course the airport – we’ve got a runway issue. We’ve got a maintenance shop we ne...

1. COVID-19 pandemic The global coronavirus pandemic hit Terrebonne Parish in March, wreaking havoc on every facet of life. By year's end, the parish had recorded more than 5,900 COVID-19 infections and 148 deaths. State orders aimed at curbing the virus's spread restricted business and social activity. Orders mandated face masks for anyone in public and encouraged residents to stay at least six feet away from others and wash their hands regularly. Schools offered a mix of online-only and in-person classes and limited class sizes on campus.  Houma-Thibodaux lost 5,800 jobs in April, the...

December 31 2020 Looking back on a year that brought social unrest, police reform, the COVID-19 pandemic issues to the forefront. This year was a challenging year at best. The city of Lake Oswego walked a difficult path along with the rest of the world as people worked to alter their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic, which caught news headlines more than eight months ago after the first patient in Oregon was identified as a Lake Oswego School District employee. Following this news, the city's businesses struggled — and still do — to stay afloat as restrictions and safety protocols r...

1. COVID-19 pandemic The global coronavirus pandemic hit Lafourche Parish in March, wreaking havoc on every facet of life. By year's end, the parish had recorded more than 6,000 COVID infections and 160 deaths. State orders aimed at curbing the virus's spread restricted business and social activity. Orders mandated face masks for anyone in public and encouraged residents to stay at least six feet away from others and wash their hands regularly. Schools offered a mix of online-only and in-person classes and limited class sizes on campus.  Houma-Thibodaux lost 5,800 jobs in April, the ...

COVID-19 Update: Mahindra Prevails in FCA Trade Dress Ruling, TriMas Releases Inaugural Sustainability Report, and More Here is a roundup of the latest news concerning the COVID-19 pandemic in addition to announcements from local, state, and federal governments, as well as international channels. To share a business or nonprofit story, please send us a message. Courtesy of Bridge, as of Dec. 26 Here is a roundup of the latest news concerning the COVID-19 pandemic in addition to announcements from local, state, and federal governments, as well as international channels. To share a business or ...