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Judge Mary Ann Lemmon remembers when the “scales of justice” had to be balanced between her career and family. […]
Judge Mary Ann Lemmon remembers when the “scales of justice” had to be balanced between her career and family. […]
Have you noticed how Mother Nature keeps teasing us with hints that spring is just around the corner? […]
Many in Southeast Louisiana consider February synonymous with Carnival season. But for Sal Noto it’s not the parades that have him ripe with anticipation, but the return of hundreds of his “closest” feathered friends. […]
The Louisiana Department of Education honored two schools for promoting healthy eating and physical activities among their students – the only two schools that entered the Louisiana Healthy Schools competition. […]
Former teacher and principal Ethel Schoeffner may not have been a wealthy woman, but her frugal ways have paid dividends to over a 100 worthy students since 1991.
Sacred Heart in Norco is holding registration for those who are interested in attending the school. […]
Students at New Sarpy Kindergarten Center had their own marching parade after completing a unit on the book, The Emperor’s New Clothes. […]
Mrs. Ruiz’s pre-kindergarten students at St. Charles Borromeo School enjoyed a visit from “Mr. Bones”. […]
Students spotted displaying good character on campus and in class at R. J. Vial Elementary are recognized and honored with a principal luncheon. […]
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