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Kitchen Call: A new take on Sunday eggplant

Sunday dinner was a big deal when I was growing up. Three generations gathered for a leisurely meal, talking over the week gone by, making plans for the new week, hashing out problems, discussing game...

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Three things to do

A tea party, cook-off and a women's luncheon are what's on tap this week in Ascension.

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How an electric outlet will enhance your outdoor space

Who loves outdoor living as much as I do? Well … after a long, cold winter, the answer to that is probably just about everybody. Whether your home boasts a patio, a deck, a substantial outdoor room, or...

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Priest, protester and poet Daniel Berrigan shaped what it means to be an...

Daniel Berrigan, a famous Jesuit priest and anti-war activist, died on April 30 at age 76.

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5 ways to find your personal pattern for peace

Peace is possible for each person to achieve. Here are 5 steps that can lead you to that beautiful place.

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How a white Christian family gave birth to black triplets

Aaron Halbert and his wife Rachel are white evangelical Christians who just adopted triplets, thanks to a new form of adoption.

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Government reports drop in overall crime in nation's schools

The latest government snapshot of school crime paints a picture of safer schools with declines in violent crime, bullying and harassment because of sexual orientation. Still, about 1.3 million students...

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A longtime frat-party staple is caving into the growing demand for craft beer

Now, the big-beer giant best known for its light and inexpensive brews wants to change that.

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Kindergarteners enjoy touchscreen computers

DUPLESSIS TEACHER AWARDED ASCENSION FUND GRANT

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Graves grubs in Ascension

     U.S. Rep. Garret Graves has a very hands-on approach when it comes to representing Louisiana's 6th Congressional District, and it includes lunch and conversation.     Dubbed Grub with Garret, the...

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This little device that can turn any surface in your house into a remote control

Knocki is a device that can turn any surface into a rudimentary "smart" remote, letting you tap it to control things like smart lights or coffee makers.

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People in Japan are obsessed with predicting personality by blood type

The history of blood-typing in Japan reportedly dates back to World War II, when the Japanese military sorted troops by blood type. More recently, blood-typing has started gaining in popularity in the...

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FDA brings e-cigarettes under federal authority

Hundreds of electronic cigarette brands will have to undergo federal review to stay on the market under new rules that have the potential to upend a multi-billion dollar industry attempting to position...

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Math anxiety plagues girls more than boys across the world

Science can't tell us why some teenagers relish calculus and others dread it. But a new study in the journal Plos One suggests that living in a country that values gender equality actually makes girls...

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Do we really need milk?

Once considered "nature's perfect food," milk is falling out of favor with consumers — unless it's made from almonds or cashews.

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Native spiderworts offer stunning flower and foliage

Each morning I pull into my parking spot which is right in front of our cottage garden. This time of the year it is the bluest blue greeting me thanks to our native spiderwort.

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Relay for Life ends in success

The American Cancer Society held its annual fundraiser, Relay for Life, on April 30 at Lamar Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales. Over 200 people were in attendance at this years all night event. [...]

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DTHS students land placement on poetry finals stage

On Saturday, May 7, the area’s top-ranking youth poetry slam teams and individuals will compete for the chance to become slam [...]

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Shayne Looper: Books I wish someone would write

I recently saw an article about books that someone should write. Christian leaders had been interviewed about the kind of books they would like to read and, while I admit I found most of their...

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Looking up: Mercury to pass in front of Sun

A relatively rare event happens Monday, May 9, 2016. Essentially an eclipse of the Sun, this is one few people will notice.Every several years, the little planet Mercury passes between the Sun and the...

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