Terrebonne judge to decide representation of Parish in coastal lawsuit
Attorneys for the Terrebonne Government and the District Attorney will argue whether DA can represent the Parish in a State suit against oil companies
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Attorneys for the Terrebonne Government and the District Attorney will argue whether DA can represent the Parish in a State suit against oil companies
Michael ” Mike” John Hoogland, 61, of Shreveport, passed away unexpectedly on March 23, 2023, in his family home. He was a pillar of the North Louisiana community, and the owner and President of Hoogland’s Landscape, LLC.
Terrebonne fights legal battle over Hollywood Road construction delays Kezia Setyawan and Dan Copp The Courier and Daily Comet Terrebonne Parish government has filed a federal lawsuit in an effort to obtain testimony from two federal employees in a financial dispute involving the Hollywood Road widening project. Conti Enterprises Inc., a developer based in New Jersey, filed a lawsuit in 2015 in state District Court in Houma. It seeks millions of dollars in damages associated with road delays from Providence, the parish's engineering firm based in Houma; parish government and the sta...
Brandon Sun By: The Canadian Press HALIFAX - Three people arrested for blocking traffic on Halifax's MacDonald Bridge in October 2019, including the climate protest organizer, have been fined $237 each. Members of Extinction Rebellion, protesting issues related to climate change, march to the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge in Dartmouth, N.S. on Monday, Oct. 7, 2019. Three people, including a climate protest organizer arrested for blocking traffic on the MacDonald Bridge in Halifax in October 2019, have each been fined a total of $237. THE CANADIAN ...
Trio of protesters fined for blocking Halifax bridge over inaction on climate change They were among a group of 18 people arrested four hours after the protest began at the MacDonald Bridge in October 2019 Feb 16, 2021 12:38 PM By: Canadian Press HALIFAX — Three people arrested for blocking traffic on Halifax's MacDonald Bridge in October 2019, including the climate protest organizer, have been fined $237 each. The Nova Scotia Crown Prosecution Service confirms the fines for refusing to leave private property when instructed to do so were issued during an appea...