Baton Rouge library branch; Alexandria infrastructure program; Mossville water safe; Melville ferry's future
Here's what newspapers throughout the state are offering online readers today:
The old Guide Corp. headlamp plant in Monroe, was being prepared by the V-Vehicle Co. to become the assembly plant for a new green-car. Sen. Mary Landrieu hopeful V-Vehicle Co. will get loan (The Monroe News Star)
Shrimpers counting their blessings (The Lafayette Advertiser)
East Baton Rouge Library Board holds forum: Most of the people attending Monday night's public forum on the River Center Branch Library downtown asked the library board to tear down the old building and build a new one. (The Baton Rouge Advocate)
A Caddo Parish district judge on Monday determined there is enough evidence to charge Alphonso Williams for causing damages to a rock crushing site when he dumped loads of dirt on the property. (The Shreveport Times)
Debate in Alexandria focuses on pace of progress with infrastructure program (The Alexandria Town Talk)
Mossville water 'is safe to drink' (The Lake Charles American Press)
A delegation of Melville leaders will be in Baton Rouge on Wednesday hoping to buy more time for the town's ferry. (The Opelousas Daily World)