Lifestyles
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Mimosa Park Elementary students practice social skills May 11 at 11:51 am Students from Joseph Tate and Anne Gabriel’s classes participated in a speech/language activity about spring time. |
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Lakewood 5th grade metric conversion math problem May 10 at 11:59 am Lauren Dailey and her 5th grade Lakewood Elementary students, worked collaboratively by putting their heads together to solve a metric conversion problem. |
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Exxon Mobile specialist visits Norco Elementary May 10 at 11:49 am Exxon Mobile employee Eric Keller visited Jessica Thomas’s 4th grade classroom at Norco Elementary. |
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This week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet “Miss Kitty” May 09 at 12:00 pm Miss Kitty is this week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet. |
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Harry Hurst Middle School goes Greek May 09 at 11:48 am Sixth grade students in Ericker Jackson’s and Karen Naquin’s Social Studies classes participated in a mock Ancient Greek Olympics. |
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SCB Cheerleaders win May 06 at 11:43 am St. Charles Borromeo Competitive Cheerleaders recently placed 1st at the JAMFest competition held in Baton Rouge. |
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Rotary Club Citizens of the Year May 05 at 11:06 am The St. Charles Rotary Club recently celebrated "Citizens of the Year" and "Young People of the Year" at their annual banquet. |
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Mimosa Parks Elementary grandparent visit May 04 at 11:26 am Breanna Keller’s grandmother Alice Glore and great-grandmother Audrey Glore were two of many visiting grandparents who attended Mimosa Park’s Elementary ‘Because I Love’ annual grandparent visitation. |
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This week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet “Sparks” May 03 at 11:28 am Sparks is this week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet. |
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Senator Smith visits St. Charles Borromeo May 03 at 11:27 am One of the goals of the Parent/Community Involvement Committee at St. Charles Borromeo School involved adding signage to Highway 48 (River Road). |
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R. J. Vial makes fractions fun May 03 at 11:23 am Eric Breaux and Lia Webre, 5th graders in Mrs. Gruner's class at R. J. Vial Elementary, compete in a game during math class. |
| The Ethel Schoeffner Scholarship May 02 at 11:25 am College students who have graduated from either Destrehan High School or Hahnville High School may be eligible to apply for the Ethel Schoeffner Scholarship. |
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Mother Goose family literacy night May 02 at 11:09 am Kindergarten students at New Sarpy Elementary and their families recently came together for "Mother Goose is on the Loose" Family Literacy Night. |
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Valero Junior Achievement volunteer gives lesson April 30 at 10:58 am David Hall, a Junior Achievement volunteer from Valero, explains a lesson to Jazz Eugene and Shana Vicknair from Dawn Gill’s fourth grade class at Norco Elementary. |
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Norco Elementary Young Author winners April 30 at 10:55 am Pictured are winners in the Norco Elementary Young Authors contest: (Front row) Caleb Thomas, Kaitlin Mizell, Michael Love and Lanie Fincher. (Back row) Paul Baxter, Kyla Royal, Emma Rome and Alyssa Sander. |
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R.K. Smith honor roll April 30 at 10:54 am Ivette Galvez receives her certificate for making principal’s list for the second nine week period from Assistant Principal Ronnie Seal. Dayna Parker, representative from Monsanto, rewarded Ivette with a sling backpack for her efforts. |
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New Sarpy Mudbugs chill out and read April 30 at 10:53 am New Sarpy Elementary Library proudly announces the winners for January’s reading program, "Chill Out and Read!" |
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Entergy grants $25K for Wetland Watchers Park April 30 at 10:52 am Members of the St. Charles Parish Council and parish staff accept a $25,000 grant from Entergy for Wetland Watchers Park in Norco. |
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Councilman Paul Hogan says Parish President V.J. St. Pierre did not properly carry out his duties when he didn’t challenge the warranty of a donated neighborhood in a move that may eventually cost taxpayers thousands of dollars.
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