minutes later right after i heard a bunch of those people having to do that water had stopped and i talked to agencies throughout the state, cpra and other experts and they all had indications that without a doubt it s going to start to drop now. just terrifying. just terrifying. an entire bridge taken out by i think it was a runway ship. we ve goot to leave it there. mayor tim kerner. i really appreciate your time there in jean laffite. we ll stay in touch. all right. thank you. incredible stories there. and there will be many more of those in the hours ahead. now, tracking the dangerous hurricane for us, meteorologist pedram javaheri. what a day it s been. my goodness. going on 11 hours, michael, since the landfall of this storm system and still at this hour on satellite imagery all quadrants of this storm as impressive as it gets, as organized and as symmetrical as it gets.
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Furuno USA welcomes John Bozzelle as new commercial business development manager
Furuno USA has hired a new commercial business development manager. Based in Jean Laffite, Louisiana, Mr. John Bozzelle will play a key role in establishing and developing business relationships with Furuno dealers and commercial ship owners, operators, and builders around the Great Lakes and Eastern Seaboard to promote the Furuno product line.
Furuno USA has hired a new commercial business development manager. Based in Jean Laffite, Louisiana, Mr. John Bozzelle will play a key role in establishing and developing business relationships with Furuno dealers and commercial ship owners, operators, and builders around the Great Lakes and Eastern Seaboard to promote the Furuno product line.
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The 1936 Granite Centennial Marker located at the Southeast side of the Trinity River Bridge. Photo Courtesy of the Liberty County Historical Commission
In early 1818, French veterans of the Napoleonic Wars led by Generals Charles Lallemand and Antoine Rigaud founded a colony of refugees on the Trinity River somewhere between Moss Bluff and Atascosito. The colony was named Champ d’Asile, translated “Asylum Field.” Today, after decades of archaeological “digs,” the exact location is still in question and much debated. The French colonists were assisted by pirate Jean Lafitte and his men who were based on Galveston Island. Approximately 150 settlers, consisting of officers, a few women and children, orderlies, servants, and laborers of different nationalities were portrayed as wanting to establish a peaceful, agricultural settlement on the banks of the Trinity. However, it is questionable what the French officers really had in mi
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