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Faimon Roberts: St. Tammany’s love for law enforcement faces its distaste for taxes

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By Faimon Roberts Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
On Saturday, when the (probably few) voters around Louisiana go to the polls, most of their attention will be on the intense Republican U.S. Senate primary runoff between Julia Letlow and John Fleming. But in St. Tammany, politicos will also have their eyes on another ballot measure: a 4.31-mill property tax renewal that supports the parish’s sheriff’s office.
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Faimon Roberts: Anti-carbon capture forces emboldened by Beaver Lake project cancellation Original

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By Faimon Roberts Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
Has Louisiana’s anti-carbon capture insurgency notched its first win? That depends on who you ask. On June 12, SunGas Renewables, a Houston-based energy company that was converting an abandoned paper mill in Pineville into a $2.4 billion plant to produce wood-based clean fuels, announced it would halt work on the site. The project, known as Beaver Lake, was announced to great fanfare in 2023.
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Faimon Roberts: Louisiana hunters will soon be able to bag more alligators. That’s a good thing. Original

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By Faimon Roberts Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
It may seem strange to talk about 10,000 alligators dying as a thing worth celebrating, but hear me out. Last month, the Louisiana Legislature gave the go-ahead to state wildlife officials to add a recreational alligator hunting season this fall in addition to the state’s already active commercial season. The new season will add about 10,000 tags to the 38,000 already offered in the state’s commercial program. In the new season, 5,000 hunters will be awarded two tags apiece.
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