Amos Abba
Journalist at Freelance
Data Journalism @columbiajourn. Investigative Journalist || Winner@fjawards,@PwC_Nigeria Media Awards
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1 week ago |
lobservateur.com | Amos Abba
Published 6:40 pm Thursday, May 29, 2025 The public is hereby notified that the St. John the Baptist Parish Council will hold a Workshop in reference to Parade Ordinance 24-64 on Wednesday, June 4th, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM in the Council Chambers, St. John the Baptist Parish Government Complex, 1811 W. Airline Hwy., LaPlace, LA 70068 The workshop will be held in reference to Parade Ordinance 24-64.
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lobservateur.com | Amos Abba
Published 3:07 pm Wednesday, May 28, 2025 About 143,000 checks totaling more than $34 million in unclaimed property will be mailed this week to residents across every parish in Louisiana, state officials announced. Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming urged recipients to cash the checks, which are printed on blue paper and mailed in windowed envelopes from the Department of Treasury’s Unclaimed Property Division.
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lobservateur.com | Amos Abba
Published 12:44 am Tuesday, May 27, 2025 The manhunt after the New Orleans jail escape earlier this month led to three more inmates being captured on Monday, with two at large. Lenton Vanburen Jr., 26, was arrested in Baton Rouge, while Leo Tate Sr., 31, and Jermaine Donald, 42, were apprehended in Walker County, Texas, north of Houston.
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lobservateur.com | Amos Abba
Published 7:13 pm Monday, May 26, 2025 A total of 45 graduates from West St. John High School in Edgard announced their career choices, as they set their sights on a future in their field after graduating. During the signing day ceremony on May 1, they signed cards at a table in front of the room while their bios and photos were displayed on the screen above, as they celebrated their post-graduation plans.
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2 weeks ago |
lobservateur.com | Amos Abba
Published 4:11 pm Thursday, May 22, 2025 A coalition of environmental and community groups filed a federal lawsuit Monday against a newly enacted Louisiana law that limits residents’ use of independent air pollution monitors to inform the public or advocate for environmental action. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana, targets the Louisiana Community Air Monitoring Reliability Act, or CAMRA.
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