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On, February 17, marked 30 years that Chief Dominic R. Verdi, Sr. was killed in the line of duty.On October 15, 1970, Dominic R. Verdi joined the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Offi ce (PPSO) under the administration of Sheriff H. B. Schoenberger. Prior to that, Dominic served for two years with the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Offi ce. And, before that, Dominic retired from the New Orleans Police Department after 20 years of service. Dominic served for over 38 years in Law Enforcement.During Sheriff Schoenberger’s administration, Dominic served as an Investigator in the Belle Chasse area where he lived.On July 1, 1984, Dominic now working under the administration of

Sheriff Ernest Wooton was promoted to the rank of Chief of Narcotics and was given the task of forming the fi rst Narcotics Unit in the Sheriff’s Offi ce. The Narcotics Unit is still in existence today.On February 17, 1986, Dominic Verdi was attending a Regional Organized Crime Information Center Conference in Houston, Texas. While he was traveling on the outskirts of Houston, Dominic was involved a traffi c accident with a tractor trailer and was killed in the line of duty.On August 15, 2015, the PPSO’s Administration & Training Facility in Belle Chasse was named in his honor.Chief Verdi’s contributions and unselfi sh service to the Sheriff’s Offi ce and the community will never be forgotten.He is survived by his wife, six children, 11 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.Chief Verdi’s son, Michael, is currently serving as a Master Trooper with the Louisiana State Police.

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How a Sugar Addict went Paleo - and so can you

Carolyn Heneghan

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Thanksgiving 2013. At the edge of my fork sat the last of Mom’s beloved pumpkin cheesecake. I stared at it with a deep, wistful yearning—my cheesecake was off to war, and I might never see it again. But it was actually me that was going to battle. With my own sugar addiction.

“You know that’s your last bite of anything sweet for the next 30 days, right?” (Lip quivers) “Yes.”“And you know you can’t keep a candy stash in your desk anymore?” (Hands tremble, eyes dart nervously) “Yeah...”“Are you sure you’re going to be able to kick sugar for good?” (Collapses)

That may not be exactly how my boyfriend remembers the day. It was our last dessert together before we officially started the Whole30 that kicked off our new Paleo diet, a diet devoid of my ultimate weaknesses—refined sugars and carbohydrates. But in my sugary holiday haze, I’d believe it.

Hi, I’m Carolyn, and I’m a sugar addict. But when my boyfriend and I decided after weeks of research to elevate our commitment to healthy living and go full-blown Paleo, it was something I knew I had to do. We all laugh about our sugar addictions, our sugar cravings. But to your brain, sugar is a drug like any other, firing off your brain’s reward and pleasure centers like crazy, so even when you down a carton of ice cream, you still want more. I wanted to take back control, and adopting the Paleo lifestyle was one way to do that. I was in.

It was difficult, don’t get me wrong. Once a fruit lover, I became a fruit monster, gobbling up sweet berries and satsumas to satisfy my cravings from the get-go. After the Whole30, I got friendly with refined sugar substitutes, like honey, coconut sugar, and coconut nectar, which let me indulge while still keeping to my new diet.

But once you’ve looked a Twix bar in the face enough times while saying, “No, you chocolate-covered caramel cookie goodness, I do not want your refined sugar and glucose syrup in me!” (Yes, out loud. Yes, in public.), your mind and body start to change. The cravings you thought would follow you to the fridge forever fade into the background. When you hit the self-checkout line at the grocery store, you don’t even see the candy stands anymore.You’re free. For now.

I certainly have my days where temptations overwhelm me. Mom’s Thanksgiving pumpkin cheesecake. My sisters’ dueling banana breads. A late-night chocolate bar when I’m backed up against deadlines. And, general rule of thumb: When a precocious 11-year-old baker makes you crème puffs from scratch—you eat one. And when they (honestly) turn out to be the best crème puffs you’ve ever had, you eat four.

Nobody’s perfect, and I’ll be the first to admit it. But being Paleo more often than not has taught me a lot about the mental and physical efforts behind staying in control of your cravings. And for those times that you do reach for a juicy organic apple or honey-drizzled almonds instead of cheap and easy refined sugar, being in control makes it that much sweeter.

Curry’s Personality is Changing the NBAIIf you look at the National Basketball Association as a casual fan, you wouldn’t get as involved as you would in the NFL or Major League Baseball. The NBA has been a place where the petulant and the predatory athlete seem to exceed those performers who offer star power and prestige, such as Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Shaquille O’Neal and Tim Duncan. There are too many spoiled children, super jocks with little history of time in a disciplined environment, many of them coming into the league with one year or even no years of college experience. No wonder those fans focus on the misadventures of Kobe Bryant and others while admiring the small cadre of players such as Duncan, John

Stockton and Kevin Durant, just to mention a few.

A few years ago, a spindly, injury-prone youngster signed with the hapless Golden State Warriors out of tiny Davidson College in North Carolina. This less than imposing physical specimen was Steph Curry, a 6 foot, 2 inch bundle of moves and maturity that has transformed the NBA into a must-see ticket at least once a week. Curry is one of two guards on the Warriors, known as the Dubs (short and cool for “W”, the Warriors) who lead a sizzling attack every game which has placed their team on the cusp of basketball immortality. Curry and Klay Thompson are known as The Splash Brothers because they splash the NBA nets with a regularity only matched by Oklahoma City Thunder teammates Durant and Michael Westbrook, the second best guard in the NBA behind Curry. They do so, leading their team to a 53 and 5 record with 24 regular season NBA games to go. No team has ever had such a record at this stage of the season and it projects to a 75 and 7 final regular season record. The best performance came from the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls in the mid-90’s which won 72 games and lost just ten.

The best game of the year in the NBA was played Saturday night in Oklahoma City as the Warriors beat the Thunder, 121 to 118 in overtime. Curry led the team with 46 points, 36 on 12 3-point goals, which only two other players have ever shot in NBA history. Curry is the greatest 3-point shooter in the history of the league, shattering all season records for the past two years and breaking his own record on Saturday with 24 games in which to shoot, ostensibly, another 110 to 130 3-pointers, bringing his total to over 400. Compare that performance to all but three TEAMS in the NBA - 26 teams don’t have 288 3-point goals this year, which is what Curry has.

Now Curry left Saturday’s game for about six minutes to tend to a twisted ankle and still scored 46 points. He has missed the entire 4th quarter of more than 20% of his team’s games, which has reduced his league-leading scoring average at least one and a half points per game. He is the second-best free throw shooter in the league, he is in the top 15 in assists, top ten for steals and rebounds very well for a guard. His passing ability might be his best talent of all. But in a league where three-point shots are usually taken within a foot of the 22-foot arc, Curry hits his 3’s from anywhere from 22 feet to 37 feet on a regular basis. He has hit several 3’s from mid-court of farther, which is well over 40 feet. And he looks and acts like your little brother, a leprechaun in blue and gold, with a few juke moves and shimmies but nothing really over the top and nothing in “your face” like so many professional athletes are wont to do.

Curry is the reigning MVP of the league and is a shoo-in to be the virtual unanimous repeat pick. No one can possibly challenge him, even in a league featuring at least a dozen Hall of Fame shooting and point guards. For these mere mortals are not the complete package of Curry, the spiciest player in sports. Westbrook is more explosive and physical, but he’s more business-like. Chris Paul has to be too serious in carrying the LA Clippers’ scoring load and gets annoyed too quickly. Kobe Bryant is walking out the door, James Hardin has no on-court charisma and the rest are just great athletes, plagued by uneven performances, injuries and attitude. Curry has it all. You can’t hate a kid who spent his formative years having fun, following his NBA father around the country and learning the game. Fellow Splasher Thompson’s father also was an NBA player but Klay was too young to be around the NBA courts when his dad played.

It’s so refreshing to hear a guy like Curry approach the game as a genuine person, not full of himself or trying to promote on-court showdowns between him and other players. Curry is just amazing at what he does. We are watching the Babe Ruth of long-distance basketball shooting, the casual seriousness of a driven player who has revolutionized the game and the league. He’s the studiousness of Peyton Manning, the playfulness of Cam Newton (without the Superman b.s) and the clutch of Joe Montana and Jerry Rice. His work ethic is close to Rice’s, who, along with Walter Payton, had the toughest training regimen in recent sports history. He makes it look easy and effortless. And he makes it fun. He’s the “ooooh and ahhhh” of Ruth, Jordan and Rice. He is Steph Curry and there is simply no one close to him. Even Pete Maravich couldn’t get off shots like Curry, although Pistol Pete was probably the equal of Curry in 3-point goal percentages and a better passer. But Maravich never played in the 3-point era, which is a shame because Curry would have to break all of Pete’s records. Watching Stephen Curry is by far the best entertainment value in professional sports. There simply hasn’t been anyone so dominant like him in what he is paid to do.

Tony’s Take

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LANDRY, HERMAN M JRBELLE CHASSE, LAJuvenile Pornography

HO, LAU THANHGRETNA, LA14:REMAND REMANDED BY JUDGE

COSSE, MARLONHARVEY, LABench Warrant

PATTERSON, WILLIAMBELLE CHASSE, LAFugitive Warrant

STAMPS, PIERRE CORTEZBELLE CHASSE, LAProbation Hold and other charges

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JUNOT, JOSHUA MICHAELWAGGAMAN, LAFugitive Warrant

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MURRY, JOHN ABOOTHVILLE, LASchedule I CDS - Possession

SMITH, JARVIS FBURAS, LABench Warrant and other charges

BRELAND, GERALDBELLE CHASE, LAFlight From An Officer and other charges

Quintana, VictorBELLE CHASSE, LADomestic Abuse Battery

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Sheriff Lonnie Greco announces the arrest of a Boothville husband and wife on drug distribution and possession charges. Timothy M. Poyadou, 53, and Julie Loga Poyadou, 57, of 40923 Highway 23, were arrested late Wednesday evening, February 24.In mid-February, the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office received a Crimestoppers tip regarding illegal drugs being sold by the Poyadou’s out of their Boothville residence.Narcotics agents obtained a search warrant for the home and served it on the evening of February 24. Upon serving the warrant, agents found the couple inside the home, along with nearly one pound of marijuana that was packaged for resale, prescription pills, digital scales, packaging materials, nearly $4,500 in drug cash proceeds, electronic equipment and smoking pipes.

During the investigation, agents noted that the home had surveillance cameras mounted on the property. The occupants were able to view anyone approaching the home from a monitor located inside the residence.They duo was arrested and booked with possession (continued on page 5.)

Timothy M. Poyadou Julie Loga Poyadou

Crimestoppers Tip Leads to Boothville Drug Bust

Foreclosure SalesSheriff’s Sales are held on the second Wednesday of each month unless otherwise advertised. Sales are held at the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office, 8022 Highway 23, Belle Chasse, Louisiana at 10:00 a.m. Each property is advertised in the official parish newspaper of record, twice within thirty (30) days for real estate or once within ten (10) days for movables before the auction, and in Plaquemines Plus! at the earliest opportunity.

04-16-2016 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62645 James B Nutter & Company vs. Louise McGinnis Washington scheduled for April 13, 2016

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03-09-2016 Forclosure Sale for Suit No. 62606 Wells Fargo Bank N.A. vs. Jim Christopher Cambre and Shannon Lanning Cambre scheduled for March 9, 2016

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with the intent to distribute a schedule I controlled dangerous substance (CDS), possession of schedule III CDS, possession of a schedule IV CDS and possession of drug paraphernalia.Timothy Poyadou has a prior possession with the intent to distribute marijuana conviction from Plaquemines Parish in 2001. Julie has three prior felony drug convictions – two possession with the intent to distribute marijuana charges from Plaquemines Parish in 2001 and one felony drug possession charge from New Orleans in 2002.

The Poyadou’s remain in custody at the Plaquemines Parish Detention in lieu of $22,500 bonds.Sheriff Greco said, “I would like to thank the individual who provided the tip that allowed our agents to make these arrests and seizure. The Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Offi ce has a great working relationship with Crimestoppers GNO. If you have a tip please call.”Citizens who can provide information on illegal drug activity or other felony criminal activity in in Plaquemines Parish are asked to call Crimestoppers at 504-822-111. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to a $2,500. Tips can also be texted by dialing 274637 (CRIMES) and text TellCS then your crime information, emailed at www.crimestoppersgno.org or via the Crimestoppers Mobile App TipSubmit.

Crimestoppers Tip Leads to Boothville Drug Bust continued from page 4.

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Hi Everyone, Remember the paint cabinet I mentioned that my husband was building for me? Well it is almost fi nished! I am so excited!!! All he has to do now is seal the wood. The wood is so beautiful I really don’t want to cover it up with paint. He built the cabinet out of Pecky Cypress. Yea, I’m not really sure I know what that is either, other than the wood is beautiful! At fi rst he was just going to make it with one door but changed his mind in the middle of the stream. Actually he had the door all made. And when I came home, he asked me how I liked the doors now. Well, needless to say the door was cut in half. I must admit, I do like the two smaller doors better than the one big door.

Let me tell you the story about how this cabinet came to be. They are doing some remodeling at the apartment complex where our daughter works (she’s a leasing agent) and they were going to throw this beautiful wood away. She quickly told them her Daddy would take some of the wood. They told her no problem, give him a call. And he was all too eager to bring some of those boards home. (These boards were actually the walls of the lounge at that complex. If only walls could talk I bet we would be hearing some really good stories!) He had no idea what to build at fi rst. I am so thankful he decided to build me a paint cabinet. He actually got the handles and the hinges from a friend of his down the road. They also are very old. The top drawer will hold my 8 oz. bottles of paints, varnishes, and sealers. The other drawers will hold the 2 oz. bottles. And at the very bottom I will put my favorite books and pattern packets along with extra brushes and supplies. I can hardly wait to get it totally fi nished so I can store my painting supplies in it. Seems as though Carlea’ and I are not the only crafty ones in this family. Before Katrina Ronnie used to build swings. rockers, bathroom

vanities, just a whole array of things. He built Kelly a bunk bed that had a desk, small closet, and drawers under it when she was very young. We had seen one at a furniture store and she wanted it. So he built. That was many years ago. I am so glad Ronnie has not lost his love of building things. Just took a long time for it to surface again. And yes, he is still very picky about his work. I so love that in him. Oh, by the way, Carlea’ has already claimed the cabinet when I am no longer able to enjoy it.

Well, that’s our craft project for this time. So what will your next craft project be. Mine..............I don’t know. But I know it will be lots of fun. Love my crafty family, no matter what their special gift is!Sincerely, Paula Johnson.

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I went with Chip on his Worldcat Saturday. He keeps his boat here and fishes out of Venice but mostly out of the West. With the Yellowfin bite good at this time we could have gone with the fleet. I was told there were 42 boats on the grounds yesterday. Glad I avoided that boat show. Most of the boats that went there caught Yellowfin tuna. This was to be a teaching trip and putting some meat in the box. I like doing a trip like this instead of trying to fill the boat with tuna and if you do the customer realizes they did not bring enough coolers.

We met at Venice Marina about 6:00. On the way out I set some way points and explained the hazards like sand bars and obstructions so that he could navigate out on his own safely. We started out trolling for Wahoo. They were not around. The Blackfin although not thick were enough to keep us happy for a good while.

We had a nice sunset to round out a very nice day with a good group of guys. Waiting for the next time Chip.

We attempted to jig up some Blackfin but all we found were undersized Amberjack. I moved to several rigs and also over some structure and only at one out of the way the Blackfin were thick enough to spend some time there.

I attempted to locate an underwater structure but with his Raymarine system I was not able to locate it. He wanted to put some red snapper in his boat before we went in so I headed into state waters. We went to a rig about 6 miles out and it was not long before we were putting some very good red snapper in the boat.

On the way in LDWF agents stopped us. They asked for our licenses and our recreational landing permit. They checked out Chip’s registration. They took a look at our fish (ONLY) because one of the guys mentioned our big croaker. He never looked through our box just a look at the croaker the guy held up. They are out there so keep your permits up to date and your catch legal. Anybody who gets caught with undersize fish or too many deserves to be caught.

We got in just before the tuna fleet came in. We were able to hang the fish and get them cleaned before things got crowded at the dock. Note the large croaker in the middle of the picture.

One of the guys had a double rig set up and he was ready to go home after one drop.

We attempted to jig up some Blackfin but all we found were undersized Amberjack. I moved to several rigs and also over some structure and only at one out of the way the Blackfin were thick enough to spend some time there.

Just before noon, with 7 nice Blackfin tuna in the box, we changed methods and moved where we could drop down for maybe a grouper or two. We lost a lot of equipment in the rig fighting heavy fish. The guys have not mastered the steady upward pull that keeps the fish away from the rig. The pull up, reel down, method allows the fish to move a few feet closer to the structure and eventually before you can get it the 200 feet up the fish has made it 30 feet to the side and into something to foul up and get loose. Tying up to the rig makes this type of fishing hard but with 5 people fishing you can not hold the boat out from the rig. Too many lines will get tangled and into the props for sure.

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We were scheduled to fish for 2 days. Our first day was foggy as usual. The ride down the river was not welcomed. It seemed there was an unusual amount of boat traffic as well as dredge pipes being moved. A bay boat found our wake and followed us all the way to South Pass. Even in South East Pass we could not see both banks. As we headed out the water was a bit better looking. I was already feeling good about the day. I had a good catch 2 days ago and yesterday the bite was very slow. Figured the fish would be hungry again. We went straight to the tuna grounds while others went looking for wahoo and blackfin.

There was no problem getting a king on the troll while attempting to mark the fish. We set up and got into the action almost at once. Our problem was getting our bait past the kings and sharks. We may have lost a tuna or two right off until the guys got the hook set down. Don’t wait to feel the fish. Any hint of a bite let the line go, slide the lever drag up and reel like hell. The sharks were a real pain today.

About noon Dad hooks a monster but part way through the battle he taps out to his son. This big kid did everything right. Once in sight I see a very big, fat, 180 to 210 pound yellowfin. The sickles went all the way to the tail and this stud had monstrous shoulders. I had one gaff and another guy had the second. I think he got excited seeing something like that which

We never put a yellowfin in the box We ended up with 4 good size blackfin tuna 1 amberjack and 1 king I did not cut up for bait. Can’t win them all.

That evening they look at the weather and decide there will be a window to fish in the morning. I got up this morning and got a text. “Stay in bed talk to you later” I replied “Was just about to tell you No fish is worth it.” The deadly front that hit us today could have caught us out there. Life is Good! Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It’s more important than that.

We did hook up a good yellowfin but after about a 20 minute fight it came unbuttoned. Once in I found the problem. The customer had his own gear. He made a wind on loop and attached the fluorocarbon leader to it with his “Special” knot. The loop remained perfect. The knot slipped. The bonito were also active and occasionally we would get a blackfin. The kings kept us in the hook tying business. Fighting the big sharks and yellowfin that never made it to the boat was taking the strength out of the guys. I know we had a yellow throw the hook and another break the line or a toothy critter swam by and cut it. All these fish fight differently and after a while you can tell just what type of fish you have on the other end almost at once.

is understandable. Instead of letting the fish circle till one of us had a good head shot he reached way out as the fish was diving under the boat. The fish was too deep to hit but he managed to hit the top of the back. The fish shot away and took the gaff out of his hands. The gaff must not have penetrated much because it popped right to the surface and one of the customers retrieved it. The second mistake he made was reaching across the line. Doing that can break the line and/or prevent the gaff from sinking in properly.

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Salem is a beautiful sleek black 4 year-old cat who has so much love to give. She came to PAWS as a stray, was adopted, then returned because a family member was allergic. She has been at PAWS ever since. Black cats are very hard to adopt out. Don’t know why. She is one of the friendliest, lovable cats here at PAWS. Salem has been at PAWS for over 3 years! She would be a great addition to any family home. She is lovable, friendly, and would enjoy sitting on your lap. Salem is up to date on shots, micro-chipped and spayed. Come by and visit Salem and get lots of love.

SO friendly! Lovable! Purring machine! Awesome! Handsome! All of these describe 8 month-old Royce. He came to PAWS as a stray along with his sister Rebecca. He had an eye injury that has left him partially blind in his right eye. He receives eye drops everyday and will have to get these everyday for the rest of his life. This does not bother him in the least. All he wants to do is get on your shoulders and rub all over you and purr in your ear. He is such a love!! He loves being loved on and would love to sit on your lap and just snuggle. Royce is up to date on shots, neutered, and micro-chipped.

Belle Chasse Academy kindergarten and 1st grade students recently celebrated their 100th day of school! Classrooms had many activities to celebrate the day and students and teachers dressed up! Kindergarten students dressed as if they were 100 years old and 1st grade students wore shirts decorated with 100 items of their choice. These kids are quite creative and had a great time celebrating with their classmates, teachers and parents!

On the left:Savion Simmons and his 100 puzzle pieces and buttons

Right:Jourdyn Kelly had an interesting day trying to keep all 100 balloons from being popped!

All smiles for 100th day in Mrs. Buehner and Mrs. Shreeman’s class! Front row - Chloe Williams, Reagan McDonald, Hawk Rockefeller, Jacob Kelley; middle row - Anthony Rivera, Fabian Najera, Rylie Lawrence, Andrew Dyson, Alden Williams, Maddie Bates; back row - Jourdyn Kelly, Savion Simmons, Adrian Martin, Aviana Williams, Priya Schibner, Tiffany Maddox

Bugg’s ClassMrs. Bugg and Ms. Cyars’ students went all out dressing up as 100-year olds! Pictured are: front row - Alexander Colon Reyes, Amiyah White, Alex Ramento, Gloria Sola, Joshua Owens, Isery Padilla Llamas; middle row - Colden Cheatham, Liam Mc Whorter, Chase Lance, Dai’Trin Franklin, Olivia Smith, Samuel McFarland; back row - Dwayne Cola, Teagan Kelso, Madelyn Heard, Avery Eagles, Dominique Allen, Kyndal Bradley, Ms. Cyars

Faith Wedding and Isabella Doane were “up” to the task of decorating their 100th day shirts.

Diego Jimenez-Flores “bugged” his teacher for the last 100 days!

Emma Kersten loved her 100th day…Patrick Louie showed off his 100 doubloons he caught at Mardi Gras…Rion Lawrence couldn’t wait to sink his teeth into the 100th day…Alex Schlafer was all buttoned up!

On the left:Logan Morrison also “bugged” his teacher!Right:Jesse Castillo and Conner Sedivy are no longer “puzzled” about when the 100th day ofschool is.(continued on pge 12.)

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Cammerick Reesman showed his patriotic side by decorating 100 pennies for hisspecial shirt.

Ms. Williams and Mrs. Barthelemy’s class were very creative when they made their 100th day shirts! Pictured are: front row – Dillon Godfrey, Michael Hevessy Weisinger, Shannon Bailey, Khalaia Henry, Caitlin Casey, Brooks Williams, Skylar Baptiste, Nayla Sola, Patrick Bock, Destiny McDuffie; back row – Mrs. Barthelemy, Addison Kochman, Jacob Medellin, Mrs. Valentine, Alana Britt, Tylar Stewart, Vinmeer Edwards, Julian Repak, Ms. Williams, Malachai Mwauri.

Belle Chase Academy continued from page 11.