School Board Sets Millages and Approves Tax Exemptions

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Lifestyle

May 9, 2023

The LaSalle Parish School Board voted to levy millages for the year 2023 on all their property that is subject to taxation during their regular meeting May 1. Each year the Board has to officially set and/ or adjust the millage rates and this year they voted to keep the millages at the same rates of last year.

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Inside this issue are two special sections, Basketball Preview Section and Law Enforcement Appreciation Section, as the parish joins together to recog...

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LaSalle Arrests

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The following individuals were arrested and booked into the LaSalle Parish Jail during the previous week: Tommy L. Coon, 62, of Trout, was arrested De...

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Craig Franklin:

Time to Increase Coaching Pay?

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For as long as there have been high schools in LaSalle Parish, sports have been a dominating factor for the overall success of our schools. As an avid...