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Rain, rain go away … we won’t put off Mardi Gras another day
Who can resist Fat Tuesday’s celebration? […]
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Legislation would protect unclaimed money
At any point in time there is $850 million to $900 million in unclaimed money that is owed to Louisiana citizens. […]
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Getting a dog park is paw-tastic
Yes, it’s a long time coming for many people in St. Charles Parish – the dog park. […]
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Jesus tells us that when we welcome the stranger, we welcome him
We have avoided another government shutdown. We are the only democracy that has government shutdowns. When the government shuts down, the people who feel the pain are government and contract workers going without paychecks or those who depend on federal programs like food stamps for survival. […]
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The blood of the martyrs has always been the seed of Christianity
We often hear about Christians being persecuted for their faith in various parts of the world. It seems like whenever missionaries introduce Christianity to a new country or culture, a persecution begins once these followers of Jesus grow in size. […]
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Bringing back Charity Hospital
Finally, after years in the stockpile of wrecked and shuttered buildings in the state of Louisiana, redemption may be coming soon to our Charity Hospital Building in New Orleans, which was a classic structure in the old days before it was left to molder by Hurricane Katrina. […]
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Section 199A business tax deductions
Many households, businesses, and other organizations are arranging their documents for the coming tax season. The changes to the tax code have inspired a great deal of discussion, confusion, and clarification. […]
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Distracted driving remains huge problem
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) released new research recently revealing distracted driving continues to increase – mostly due to smartphone use and other behaviors. […]
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The ministry of yarn
One can only join in celebrating the Flying Needles. […]