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Members of Trinity Builders Club and Junior Knights of the Knights of Peter Claver prepare the drains for decals asking people not to dump oils and trash.(Elaine Clément)

St. Martinville cleanest city in the district

Thanks to the work of the St. Martinville Garden Club, Glenda Kately Sonnier, Parks and Recreation Director, and her staff and many local volunteers, St. Martinville placed first in the annual Cleanest City Contest for District 3.

Keyvus Leon, a member of SMSH’s Dead Poets Society, improvises a moving poem that he entitled, “I’m afraid,” before an audience at the Acadian Memorial. (Kalyb Boudreaux)

Students recite poetry around the historic church square

With open hearts and poetic words, members of the St. Martinville Senior High Dead Poets Society were the main attraction during the first annual Poetry on the Square, sponsored by the City of St. Martinville and the St. Martin Parish Public Library.

SLCC's Evangeline Campus staying in St. Martinville

An official announcement could still be days or even weeks away, but sources close to the issue say Evangeline Campus of South Louisiana Community College will remain in St. Martinville.

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DAMIEN BERNARD puts on a blue ribbon performance in the high jump during the Cajun Chef Relays held in St. Martinville last Friday. Cecilia High School’s Bernard took first-place with a 6-5 jump. (Danny Guidry)

Breaux Bridge team takes trophy at Cajun Chef Relays

The Breaux Bridge Tigers edged a strong Franklin team to take first place team honors at the Cajun Chef Relays held here last Friday.

Breaux Bridge team takes trophy at Cajun Chef Relays

District play rocky for parish teams