Louisiana 2018 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR100

Introduced
4/17/18  
Introduced
4/17/18  

Caption

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2018 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival, and Seafood Queen Emily Blair Fincher

Impact

This resolution has a positive impact on state laws by promoting community engagement and cultural celebration. By acknowledging the hard work of festival organizers and volunteers, it underscores the importance of local traditions and their role in enhancing the community's identity and cohesion. The festival's ability to endure challenges, such as hurricanes and oil spills, is exemplified as a testament to the resilience and dedication of its organizers, which may inspire other local events across the state.

Summary

HR100 is a resolution that commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2018 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival, along with recognizing Seafood Queen Emily Blair Fincher. The festival celebrates the rich heritage of Plaquemines Parish, showcasing its culinary specialties, local crafts, and cultural festivities. It has become a cherished tradition since its inaugural event in 2005, held annually in Belle Chasse. The resolution serves to highlight the festival's significance and the efforts of those involved in making it a successful community event.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR100 is overwhelmingly positive as it focuses on celebration and appreciation of local culture and community efforts. There is a sense of pride among the constituents of Plaquemines Parish for their heritage and the festival, which brings together families and friends in a festive atmosphere. The commendation reflects gratitude for the contributions to the cultural fabric of Louisiana.

Contention

While HR100 primarily serves a ceremonial purpose, it may highlight broader themes of recognition for community contributions in the face of adversity. There doesn't appear to be significant contention surrounding the resolution itself, as it aims to bring positive attention to the community rather than involve any contentious legislative issues. Such resolutions typically enjoy bipartisan support, given their non-controversial nature.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR51

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2017 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival and its Seafood Queen

LA HR81

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2016 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival, and Seafood Queen Kaitlyn Ann Popich

LA HR56

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2019 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival and Seafood Queen Catherine Lauren Wooton

LA HR104

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2014 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival

LA HR4

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2015 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival

LA HR50

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival

LA HR57

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2019 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen Blair Nicole Jones, and Teen Orange Queen Emily Elizabeth Johnson

LA HR50

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2017 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen, and Teen Orange Queen

LA HR98

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2018 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen Hope Noelle Wilkins, and Teen Orange Queen Jenna ReneƩ Hewitt

LA HR5

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2015 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.