Northshore News

Kiwanis of Mandeville host "Invite a Member" Day
It will be held at their weekly meeting on May 24 at 7:15 a.m. at the New Covenant Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 4375 Louisiana 22 in Mandeville.

After a half million bees die, Northshore beekeepers search for answer
Doug Mouton / Northshore Bureau Chief Email: dmouton@wwltv.com | Twitter: @dmoutonwwl COVINGTON, La. -- Back in May, more than a half million honeybees died in one location in Tangipahoa Parish. The bees belonged to two Northshore beekeepers, who kept nine hives in one location. And beekeepers believe they know why - pesticides, and more specifically, mosquito spraying. "It's a fallacy that ...

Son, Grandson Arrested In Northshore Mother?s Death
St. Tammany Parish detectives arrested the son and grandson of New Orleans icon Pat O'Brien in connection with the death of a Northshore mother.

Son, Grandson Arrested In Northshore Mothers Death
St. Tammany Parish detectives arrested the son and grandson of New Orleans icon Pat O'Brien in connection with the death of a Northshore mother.

St. Timothy's UMC to hold concert at Mandeville church
"Gospel on the Northshore" concert Sunday at 5 p.m. The concert will be held in the church sanctuary at 335 Asbury Drive.

Swimming faces long rebuild says Loader
New Zealand's greatest Olympic swimmer, Danyon Loader, warns that rehabilitation of his sport could take up to 10 years.

Soccer: Junior Football Ferns beaten by USA
New Zealand's under-20 women's football team have been given a lofty World Cup benchmark by the USA, who beat the Junior Football Ferns 5-0 in Los Angeles this morning.The USA showed why are among the favourites to win the under-20...

Marlboro triple play?
Mike and Matt Tamburri aren't after baseball's version of the triple crown.

Damning report rocks New Zealand Swimming
Swimming New Zealand is in shock after recommendations for a complete overhaul of the "dysfunctional" national sports organisation - just weeks before the start of the 2012 Olympic Games.

Swimming faces long rebuild - Danyon Loader
New Zealand's greatest Olympic swimmer, Danyon Loader, warns that rehabilitation of his sport could take up to 10 years.