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THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Charlotte Castille, left, Supervisor of Special Education, Acadia Parish School Board, and Christian Doughty, Transition Coordinator, spoke to the Crowley Lions Club recently about the many programs offered by the school system to assist children with disabilities beginning at age 3 - 5 (early intervention) through high school. While Castille oversees the Special Education program, Doughty works mostly with junior high and high school students to develop work skills. Welcoming the two to the meeting is Club President Ann Mire.

Special Education program focus of Lions Club meeting

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THE POST-SIGNAL/Claudette Olivier
Local air conditioners are no doubt working overtime due to the recent record-setting temperatures, and this sign was spotted Tuesday at the Crowley location of Dollar Tree. Earlier this week, Gov. John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency due to the extremely high temperatures.

A sign of the times

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THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Personnel from the ASSIST Agency pack office equipment and supplies into the back of a U-Haul as the agency moves from it’s current location in the Enterprise Center to the 7th District Pavilion next to St. Theresa’s Church in the 400 block of West Third Street. Mayor Chad Monceaux has said that LA Workforce and Smile Community Action Agency, the other two entities currently renting space in the Enterprise Center, have been looking at other possible sites as the city hopes to close and, eventually, demolish the Enterprise Center building.

It’s moving day

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