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Free health tests start this month

Washington residents will be able to receive free cholesterol and blood sugar checks and get dietary counseling on April 20 and every third Friday at a “Health Buggy” that will park at Immaculate Conception Church. Peter Savoy, CEO of the … Continue reading

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Sensitivity Training May be Available to Officers

Training designed to help officers become more sensitive to the needs of the people they serve may soon be available to both Washington police officers and St. Landry Parish sheriff’s deputies. Capt. Eddy Thibodeaux, training officer of the sheriff’s department … Continue reading

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The Steamboat Restaurant

Fine cuisine in a casual atmosphere with the ambiance of the past. Construction of the Steamboat Warehouse Restaurant began in 1819 and was completed around 1823. Restored in 1977, the Steamboat Warehouse Restaurant, located on the banks of Bayou Courtableau, … Continue reading

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Architect Steve Oubre First in Speaker Series

Noted architect Steve Oubre will be the first speaker in a series of talks planned by the Steamboat City Association in Washington. He will speak at 6:30 p.m. on April 12 at the Community Center on Veterans Memorial Boulevard. His topic … Continue reading

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3rd Monday of each month

Come to the Monthly town meeting located at Town Hall meeting room at 7:00pm  

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Saturday morning farmer’s market planned here

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The Town Council has approved plans to establish a farmer’s market each Saturday morning. Linda Taylor, who raises beef and poultry here, said the market, run through the nonprofit Steamboat City Association, will focus on “locally produced fresh vegetables, fruit, … Continue reading

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