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Fats Domino concert helped build Thibodaux Fire Station Original

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By Colin Campo
| Daily Comet Verified
A Thibodaux fire station was built in the 1970s using proceeds from a Fats Domino concert. A volunteer fireman booked the legendary pianist after the department realized their new truck was too big for their old station. Official documents about the concert were lost during Hurricane Katrina, but the story lives on through local memory. When a Thibodaux fire department had to raise money in a hurry to build a fire station, they turned to the legendary pianist Fats Domino.
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Louisiana Department of Health reports restaurant inspections June 7-14

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By Colin Campo
| The Courier (Houma, LA) Verified
The Houma Courier obtained food safety inspection information for the week of June 7-14 from the Louisiana Department of Health. The top two addresses with the most critical violations in Terrebonne Parish are listed, along with an explanation of the findings. They each had at least three critical violations.
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Terrebonne Parish government's private meetings raise questions

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By Colin Campo
| The News-Star Verified
Terrebonne Parish officials held private meetings to discuss funding for an African American museum. • The meetings were held in small groups to avoid a quorum, which would require a public meeting. • Details of alternative projects discussed in the private meetings were not shared with the public. • Attorneys and others are divided on whether these constituted a "walking quorum," which would violate state open meeting laws.
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