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Area residents are invited to enjoy free live music every Saturday at the Jean Lafitte Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center in Thibodaux.
Bands perform from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the center, 314 St. Mary St., as part of the Music on the Bayou program. The park encourages attendees to bring their lawn chairs and immerse themselves in a variety of Louisiana music, including blues, jazz and Cajun.
This month s performers will be Benjamin Bruce (July 17), Corey Ledet (July 25) and Andrea Rhodes (July 31).
Call 448-1375 for information.
Zoom Arts Mid-Hudson offering virtual workshops
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SAN ANGELO, TX – San Angelo LIVE! makes no assumptions or representations about guilt or innocence of anyone on the booking report. Individuals charged with crimes are presumed innocent unless proven guilty. Information on this site should not be used to determine any person’s actual criminal record.
The Tom Green County Sheriff s Office, the San Angelo Police Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety made various arrests including the following individuals.
Joshua Felix was arrested for BURGLARY OF HABITATION INTEND OTHER FELONY, RESIST ARREST SEARCH OR TRANSPORT, MISC CPF, and MISC FTA at 8:52 a.m. His bond has been set at $105,502.00.
hurricanes this massive in size and strength. today, though, people had the unique and eerie opportunity of preparing for irene s arrival here by watching the destruction she s already caused further south. reporter: shelters in new jersey or at or near full capacity tonight. it s been an eye-opening experience. reporter: residents and tourists settling in as hurricane irene moves in. we try to be happy and safe here and we re together. reporter: andrea rhodes is waiting it out at wall township high school after her senior center was evacuated in asbury park. others like this family in belmar left their home voluntarily. we want to go to higher ground and make sure that the kids are safe. they are part of more than 1 million people who have evacuated the jersey shore in the past 24 hours, after the governor, in no uncertain terms, ordered them to get out. it s not going to be a pleasant experience for anybody.