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How Ama’s Santa got his groove
Santa Claus actually lives on the St. Charles – Jefferson parish line and he puts on his best jolly self for a smile. […]
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Why hope needs to be the gift for foster children
When the wish list comes for these children, there are people devoted to making those wishes come true. […]
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R.K. Smith pen pals are bringing back writing with style
Jeanne Arabie was delighted over getting a pen pal – a 13-year-old girl at R.K. Smith Middle School – and especially welcomed it as an opportunity for the student to learn cursive writing. […]
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Plans underway for splash park on West Bank
Although it’s been discussed since 2018, plans are underway to build an estimated $2 million splash park near the Edward A. Dufresne Community Center in Luling. […]
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Barry Guillot releases first book of its kind in the world
Barry Guillot’s new book, “Who Lives in Louisiana Wetlands?” has been described as the first one in the world written in English and Niihau, an endangered language and dialect of Hawaii. […]
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Three years after receiving life-saving kidney from brother, Hahnville man thriving with family
A little more than three years ago, Alexander Hamilton received a new lease on life. He hasn’t let it go to waste. […]
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Deputy who rescued woman from burning house is recognized for heroism
Deputy Terry Dabney had no idea he was about to experience a first in his 13-year career with the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office or that he would be recognized for what he considers his job. […]
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For Destrehan mother and son, the flu brought a ‘miracle’
People describe the flu as a nuisance, or an uncomfortable ordeal, or perhaps a major inconvenience. […]
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Hahnville senior celebrates cousin’s life through football
He said a prayer before every game he played for the Hahnville Tigers, with the knowledge his one-time mentor is looking out for him. […]