THE LATEST VIDEO FROM OIL SPILL
Here is the latest video from down below. Courtesy of ABC NEWS! Click here!
Tuesday Sept. 7th from 11a-1p with John Cruz
Saturday Sept. 18th from 10a-Noon with John Cruz
Saturday Sept. 25th from 1p-3p with John Cruz
Here is the latest video from down below. Courtesy of ABC NEWS! Click here!
Has anyone seen the video of the oil leaking into the GULF? Millions of Gallons a day. Click Here!
Hey gang. Here is the article that I was talking about this morning. What a great looking couple they make. Are they the new “Tim and Faith?” lol.
Don’t let her “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” reputation fool you – Miranda Lambert is one giddy bride-to-be, says new fiancé Blake Shelton.
“As bad-ass as her image is, she is 200 percent girl,” Shelton, 33, tells PEOPLE about Lambert’s excited anticipation when it comes to planning their wedding.
Continue reading “It’s Official” Blake and Miranda are getting married.
Continue reading Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill 2010: Fishing Ban Extended
The light oil sheen from the 2010 Gulf oil spill has been spotted as far west as the Timbalier Islands. This has forced the United States Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to extend both the commercial and recreational fishing ban in the Gulf of Mexico.
The CCBR serves the parishes of Terrebonne, Lafourche and Assumption. Through our monthly meetings we offer an open forum for service providers to meet, network, and partner in an effort to better serve our community.
The CCBR advocates for the rights of children and families, and brings the challenges and successes of the Bayou Region into the state spotlight.
The CCBR serves the community by providing referrals, supplying agency information and connecting volunteers to agencies.
The CCBR has brought in $590,000 in grants with another $500,000 pending.
The CCBR has served as the catalyst in partnering local agencies to bring research-based prevention programs to Boys & Girls Club, Dulac Community Center and Circle of H.O.P.E. in Thibodaux.
Continue reading Children’s Coalition for the bayou region
Oh Great! Another Ecoli outbreak! And this time it’s lettuce. And coming from a guy who eats salads three times a week, I am concerned!
Investigation into the outbreak of E. coli infections in the Columbus area continues. In addition to health officials from the Columbus Public Health department, investigators from the Ohio Department of Health and Centers for Disease Control are looking into what caused local illnesses.
On May 6, the Food and Drug Administration told local officials that cases in New York that were linked to Columbus cases resulted from consumption of contaminated romaine lettuce.
Continue reading E-Coli outbreak, traced back to lettuce.
