Entergy donates $25k for Wetland Watchers Park
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From left are St. Charles Parish Coastal Zone Management Supervisor Earl Matherne, St. Charles Parish President V.J. St. Pierre, Entergy Customer Service Manager Doug Rhodes and Wetland Watchers founder Barry Guillot of Harry Hurst Middle School.
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