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Louisiana Living: United Way of NELA

SUMMARY: The Airship Project, initiated by the United Way of Northeast Louisiana, helps the community protect property by educating them about legal documents like wills and deeds. Part One of the project focused on property title issues after 2020 storms, while Part Two addresses questions about wills and deeds. The goal is to help families understand property protection and ensure their legacies are preserved. Workshops will be held on April 3, April 10, and June 5, offering both in-person and virtual options. Participants can register via the United Way website or call 211. Legal consultations are available through the Northeast Louisiana Bar Foundation.

Louisiana Living: United Way of NELA
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Bon Bon Vivant talk music and performance at Wednesday at the Square in New Orleans

SUMMARY: Bon Bon Vivant, a dynamic New Orleans band, has a busy schedule with 7 concerts in the next 3 weeks, including a performance at Jazz Fest on May 2nd. Band members Abigail Coscio and Jeremy Kelly, along with their bandmates, discussed their upcoming shows, including a single release titled “Sin Eater” in mid-May. The song explores a dark yet romantic concept, inspired by the historical practice of sin eating. The band, known for its eclectic mix of sounds, is excited to showcase new music, including “Odetta,” and will feature dancers at Jazz Fest for an enhanced performance experience.

Bon Bon Vivant has been playing music together since 2013, formed in the French Quarter of New Orleans. They
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Tremell Brown talks about what to expect at this year's A Taste of New Orleans

SUMMARY: Tremell Brown discusses the upcoming “A Taste of New Orleans” festival in San Antonio, a three-day celebration of food and music that supports scholarship funds and community programs. This year highlights a new food item, the Budan taco, alongside classics like crawfish and beignets. The event includes various music genres, a family-friendly atmosphere with a kids’ zone, and convenient transportation via VIA. The festival runs from Friday to Sunday, featuring collectible medals and volunteer support. Tickets are available online and at select locations, with kids 12 and under free. It promises a festive experience blending culture and community.

Tremell Brown stopped by GMSA+ to interview with Ernie Zuniga and Stephanie Serna about this year’s A Taste of New Orleans.
ABOUT THE EVENT
A Taste of New Orleans attendees can savor New Orleans-style cuisine, including gumbo, while enjoying a variety of jazz and blues music. Tickets are $22 for people 13 years and older. A Taste of New Orleans will be from noon to 11 p.m. at the Sunken Garden Theatre, 3875 N. St. Mary’s St.
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FOX 14 Your Morning News: Job search challenges for the Class of 2025

SUMMARY: As the Class of 2025 prepares to enter the workforce, new research from Robert Half reveals significant challenges for early career professionals. Over 70% of graduates struggle to secure interviews and get their resumes noticed in a competitive job market. To improve chances of success, experts recommend being flexible with job opportunities, considering contract positions, and emphasizing soft skills like communication. Additionally, graduates should seek guidance from career experts to identify in-demand roles, particularly in fields like human resources, administrative support, and accounting. Contract roles can provide valuable experience and enhance future marketability.

FOX 14 Your Morning News: Job search challenges for the Class of 2025
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