You’re Suggesting A Hierarchy of Organizations 2019 finishes up the 7th year that the Covington Weekly has been in downtown Covington. Five of those
Tag: Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany
Cold Cases and District Attorney Races
The installation of a new District Attorney nearly two years ago signaled a drastic change for St. Tammany Parish. For one, the public is
Greater Degree Of Transparency Needed In St. Tammany Economic Development
It’s There, You Just Have To Really Look For It… And Sometimes Rely On An FOIA Request Helis Oil & Gas Company announced last
Tammany West Needs To Re Evaluate Tactics
Editorial by Timothy Achan Gates, CW Correspondent Kevin Chiri wrote in a recent editorial that the perceived battle between St. Tammany Parish Government and
Hydraulic Fracturing Project Shifts Gear Into Drive
Despite the fact that the property in question is not zoned appropriately for such operations, and the fact that the current ruling is under
FD12 Donates to CCST for Flood Relief Efforts
The St. Tammany Parish Fire District 12 / Fire Fighters Association – Local 4800 gave a donation to Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany for
CCST Hosts St. Tammany Sheriff Debate Monday September 14th
Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany is hosting a Debate Forum for all candidates qualifying for St. Tammany Parish Sheriff at the John Davis Center
2015 A Year of Action Says LOGA – by Timothy Gates, CW Correspondent
In an email exchange between St. Tammany Director of Economic Development Don Shea and St. Tammany Chief Deputy Assessor Troy Dugas from May 2014, Shea
St. Tammany’s Own Michigan J. Frog – by Timothy Gates, Correspondent
“…the general heat will die down, except for the loonies.” – Don Shea This is an excerpt of one of several emails referencing the
DNR Public Hearing November 12th at Lakeshore High to Discuss Fracking Permit
Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany (CCST) and the Town of Abita Springs announce that the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (LDNR) will be holding
CCST Announces LDNR Public Hearing on Fracking Permits Nov. 12th
Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany (CCST) and the Town of Abita Springs announce that the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (LDNR) will be holding
Curatorship, Recusals & Public Office by Timothy Gates, Correspondent
While last week gave a brief overview of the District Attorney Debate hosted by Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany, this week will explore a
Brief Analysis Of CCST D.A. Debate by Timothy Gates, Correspondent
The Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany hosted a debate for the candidates for D.A. at the John Davis Center in Lacombe on August 26,
CCST Hosts District Attorney Debate Forum For Running Candidates
Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany will hold a special debate forum next Tuesday for the candidates running for St. Tammany District Attorney. Radio personality
The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund – CCST Engages CELDF, Parish
In the last two weeks, Covington Weekly has outlined the process of economic development in St. Tammany Parish, indicating an undemocratic and self-serving system
Comment Period Reopened For LDEQ & USACE
The US Army Corps of Engineers and the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality have reopened their public comment period on the permit application by
Educational Meeting At St. John’s Regarding Fracking: Music, Information and Fellowship
Unsure about fracking, or feel that you do not know enough to make an informed decision? A group of Covington citizens have organized this
Coroner Recall Petition at the Block Party: Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany
The Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany (CCST) are about half-way through the recall petition drive which began on May 15th. So far, the group has