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PET DEDICATION

PET DEDICATION

PET DEDICATION

Missed and loved the most by Sara Bardwell Johnson My sweet Sugar Booger loved life, especially human food (any kind whatsoever). She always tried to bamboozle everyone out of treats, and she was usually successful. She hated thunder but loved car rides with her head out the window.
Take me HOME whit you

Take me HOME whit you

Take me HOME whit you

with youAdoption is the best optionTo meet one of these adorable babies, call 985-543-0215Tangipahoa Parish Animal Services
C-Dub´s Dubious News

C-Dub´s Dubious News

C-Dub´s Dubious News

Happy New Year to all our fine Tangi readers! I hope you’re all fat and happy from too much turkey and Christmas cheer. Dub is here with some important (albeit possibly dubious) news! Police in Oregon said an object that appeared to be a hand grenade turned out to be a dispenser for dog poop bags.
Dwight Williams Jr.

Dwight Williams Jr.

The Saints March

Saints 22 - Rams 30Last week, our heroes escaped the clutches of a giant and were able to continue on their quest. The snow continues falling heavier as time goes on. It’s getting harder to tell where the group is going. They need a guide if they want to get through this snowstorm.
Lights out!

Lights out!

Lights out! Shoplifters Wanted!

Hammond, LA - The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying three shoplifting suspects.
(Courtesy Photo)

(Courtesy Photo)

Governor Pardons Violent Criminals

In a late round of executive actions, Louisiana’s democrat governor, John Bel Edwards, pardoned 56 convicted criminals in the state’s penal system, including 40 convicted murderers and several habitual offenders.

Project AWARE – a Critical Resource for Parents

Many teachers can likely attest to the fact that they are not only teaching core subjects such as math, reading, and writing to their students, but also important life and social skills such as communication, relationship skills, and even mental health awareness.
Jim Perrin, Author and Historian

Jim Perrin, Author and Historian

LOCAL HISTORY

The son of William Tucker (ca. 1818-1876) and Mary Ann Green Tucker (ca. 1832-1862), Millard F. Tucker was born in April 1855 in Ponchatoula. He was apparently named for the last Whig Party president, Millard Fillmore, who served from 1850 to 1853.