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Rotary Club happenings
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Morgan City Rotary Club members hosted Berwick High School students Abram Gilder, Shannon Derise and Parker Conrad at a recent luncheon at which the students spoke about their current school activities and their education plans. From left are Gilder, Conrad, Derise and Morgan City Rotary Club President Brian Thorguson.
Positive behavior bike
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Bayou Vista Elementary second-grader Chandler Hebert was the third nine weeks positive behavior bike winner. Pictured with Chandler is Carmen LaGarde, principal. The bike was donated by Subsea Americas.
Scholarship at UL Lafayette
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Jennifer Tran, a Morgan City High graduate, recently received the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Honors Alumni scholarship from Mary Ellen Ruiz Stegall with the UL Honors Program. Stegall is also from Morgan City. Tran is a freshman majoring in chemistry.
Assumption prayer breakfast
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Assumption Parish Sheriff Leland Falcon’s Second Annual Prayer Breakfast was held March 19 at Politz’s Restaurant in Napoleonville, The annual event is an opportunity to bring leaders of all religious denominations together to discuss concerns that any parish community may have. It also gives religious leaders the opportunity to mingle one on one with the sheriff or as a group. Falcon said that in this day and age, many crimes are solved and, in many instances, prevented when parishioners look to their leaders for help or guidance.
LSU AgCenter to present AgMagic
BATON ROUGE — The LSU AgCenter will host AgMagic, an interactive event that teaches young people about agriculture, in Baton Rouge and the New Orleans area this spring.
In Baton Rouge, AgMagic will return for its 15th year at the Parker Coliseum on the LSU campus from April 16 to 22. Registered school groups will tour the exhibits during the week, while the public is invited to come on the weekend. Admission is free.
AgMagic offers a fun venue to learn about the Louisiana agriculture industry and its importance.
AgMagic visitors will be guided through seven portals: 4-H: Learn by Doing, World of Wonder, Farming the Waters, Plants Produce for You, Bugs Rule, Animals Produce for You and Farm Gate to Dinner Plate.
AgMagic on the River will return to the New Orleans area from May 8 to 11 for school groups and May 12 for the public. The event will be held at the Meraux Foundation’s Docville Farm in Violet.
Schools can schedule visits to either location by going to www.eventbrite.com. Search for “AgMagic.”
