It’s 8:30 p.m. End of the day for most people in the Loiret. Time to take a breather, to take a few minutes… Five pieces of news marked the day. Discover today’s selection: you will know the essentials of Monday, September 23 in Orléans and the Loiret, in less than two minutes.
What happened on Monday, September 23, in Orléans and in Loiret? And above all, what should we remember from the news? Here is a selection of five news items published on larep.fr today. It’s 8:30 p.m., here’s our recap.
tags
The technical services agents of La Ferté-Saint-Aubin were very quick: the tags had disappeared by early afternoon on Monday. (Photo Alban Gourgousse)
Two tags, “I am Gaza” and “Gaza”, were discovered in the national necropolis of La Ferté-Saint-Aubin, which contains 75 graves of resistance fighters who were victims of Nazi repression in Sologne in 1944.
Under the influence of drugs, without a license or insurance, a driver arrested in Orléans
Justice
The trial of Sandrine Bruneau has opened before the Loiret Assize Court. This 51-year-old woman is accused of killing her mother-in-law, Marie-France Bruneau, on November 11, 2021, in Châteauneuf-sur-Loire.
Car rolls over near Montargis: two injured, including a ten-month-old baby
Closing of Flunch restaurant near Orléans under consideration
trade
Just before closing time, Marie comes to pick up her favorite bottle at Marc and Sébastien’s Cave.
Few shopkeepers are open on Sundays in Orléans: those encountered in the city centre, in any case, are doing well and seem happy. Testimonials.
Is downtown Orléans lively enough on Sundays? What passers-by think
Environment
Isabelle Gravrand has retrained to raise sheep, which she grazes on the banks of the Loire, in Beaugency. A good way to maintain the natural site.
On the banks of the Loire, to prevent the invasion of shrubs and facilitate the flow of water in the event of a flood, sheep and ewes are put out to pasture.
Jean-Claude Bouvard, political figure from Pithiverais, died at the age of 78
Restos of the heart
The president of the Restos du Coeur du Loiret Christophe Pinot (second from the right), surrounded by volunteers.
The Restos du coeur du Loiret had to reduce their sails during the 2023/2024 winter campaign to withstand the shock of financial uncertainties and maintain all of their activities (food aid but also personal assistance, reintegration, cultural outings, etc.). The horizon for the coming months is a little clearer.
Orléanais Florian Thauvin soon to return to the Blues?
