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Full of faith in faith-based credit unions and collaboration - Vimarsana News

Full of faith in faith-based credit unions and collaboration

The Faith Based Credit Union Alliance that I co-chair has 23 credit union members, mainly in the Chicago area, but now also in Indiana, Kentucky,

Appeals court rules in favor of Terrebonne Parish government in coastal lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Appeals court rules in favor of Terrebonne Parish government in coastal lawsuit

An appeals court has ruled in favor of Terrebonne Parish government in its lawsuit against District Attorney Joe Waitz Jr. in connection with a state agency’s investigation of possible environmental damage caused by oil companies.

Terrebonne sheriff Tim Soignet apologizes for using R-word - Vimarsana News

Terrebonne sheriff Tim Soignet apologizes for using R-word

Terrebonne Sheriff Tim Soignet has apologized for using a term at last week's Parish Council meeting that in the past was used to describe people with mental disabilities. While addressing the council during a heated discussion about installing traffic cameras in school zones, the sheriff used the word, now widely considered derogatory, to criticize a portion of the language in the ordinance.   The council delayed the traffic-camera proposal 30 days while parish attorneys examine any legal issues associated with the program.  “We need to get something done and things need to move,â€...

Terrebonne Council votes to increase parish attorney pay - Vimarsana News

Terrebonne Council votes to increase parish attorney pay

A Terrebonne Parish committee voted Monday to increase the pay rate for the parish attorney, but not all council members were on board.  Meeting as the Budget and Finance Committee, the parish council voted to approve an agreement between the parish and Houma law firm Hebert & Marceaux LLC for legal work at $150 an hour.   Jules Hebert will continue serving as parish attorney and Brian Marceaux will serve as assistant parish attorney. Michelle Neil, Harley Papa, Christian St. Martin and Derick Bercegeay will work as assistant parish attorneys.   The parish previously paid $127 an hour fo...