The St. Landry Parish Council is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Old City Market, 131 W. Bellevue St., Opelousas.
There is no secret the state of the news business changed with the Internet, mobile phones and the like.
But the technology has not obsoleted the need for a printed record that is free from digital tampering.
Timmy Lejeune
A resolution asking for twice-weekly garbage collection in unincorporated areas, or two carts for those residents, was approved by the St. Landry Parish Council’s public works committee.
The St. Landry Parish Council's Public Works and Administrative Finance committees are scheduled to meet beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Old City Market, 131 W. Bellevue St., Opelousas.
Timmy Lejeune, left, District 11 St. Landry Parish councilman, listens to Katry Martin, right, executive director of the St. Landry Solid Waste Disposal Distict executive director, at the Parish Council meeting Wednesday in Opelousas. Center is Jimmie Edwards, District 12 council member. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
A plan to automate household garbage collection appears to be headed toward trouble in rural St. Landry Parish.
