Read Central City News for May 2

TOP STORIES in Central City News:
• Central School Board Offers Land, Building for City Complex: Free Office Space Totaling 26,000 square feet for City Hall, Plus State, City-Parish Offices
• School Board Considering Bond, Tax Election: ExistingTax Would Fund Renovations; New Tax Would Pay for Salary Increase
• Central Wildcats Opened Spring Training Monday
• Sale of Advocate: Capital Follows Population (opinion)
• Central City News, Capital City News Sweep Top Press Association Awards
• DOTD Planning Hooper Road Extension
• Central High Student Honors Principal Bob Wales
• Patriots Day Celebrated with Stories of the Sacrifice of America’s Heroes (photo spread)
• City of Baker Celebrates Birthday: Celebration Begins at 5 p.m. Friday at Baker City Park (photo spread)
• What’s Happening Around the Capital City
• Register for Chamber EBR’s Gun Safety Training Program
• District Attorney Hillar Moore Holds Family Fun Day
• Emily Simmers’ Silver Lining
• Central High Welders Take 1st Place in Competition
• Milestones: Births, Engagements, Weddings, and Reunions
• Capital City Graduation Guide Coming May 16 — To advertise, call 261-5055

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TOP STORIES in Capital City News:
• Senate to Vote Tuesday on Southeast Baton Rouge School District
• Senate Passage Likely; Real Fight Looms in House
• Fiscal Office Says EBR Would Gain $255 per Student per Year from State MFP
• Former Gov. Edwards Returns to State Capitol
• Former State Legislators Gather at State Capitol for Old-Timers Day (photo spread)
• EBR Women Republicans’ 60th Anniversary (photo spread)

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