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Playing the bagpipes on the Northshore
The sound the bagpipes make emits a rich melody of emotion encompassing a history of war and peace. It resurrects memories of lost loves and past reveries. From leading two sides into battle to setting a festive spirit, the bagpipe player still plays, and his tune can be heard close to home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jamar Flaniken, of Somerville, Tenn., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Rachel Flaniken, to David Crit Petty Jr., of Slidell. Parents of the groom-elect are Mr. and Mrs. David Crit Petty Sr., of Slidell.
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Young readers can vote for favorite book
Following the recent historic presidential election, youngsters across St. Tammany Parish can cast a vote of their own for the Louisiana Young Readers’ Choice Award.
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Multitasking mania: Getting a grip on life with just two hands
You sit down to make a note about a project, and the phone rings. While you’re talking, someone pops in with a question as the computer chimes the arrival of an important e-mail, and you remember you forgot to make dinner plans.
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Education
Nancy Pearson
What is your name? Where do you teach? Nancy Pearson, at Salmen High School.
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Seagull Bank established at Mandeville Middle, 1995
Young and old stood in an impressive line at Seagull Bank recently, with a variety of hopes and dreams for their hard-earned cash.
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Food
Make turkey dressings that do justice to the bird
Thanksgiving is less than a week away, and it’s time to put the finishing touches on your menu. The dressing seems to be almost as important as the turkey itself, but with the crowd that’s coming and with each person having a special preference, it may be difficult to please them all. Can’t make up your mind what kind to make?
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