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Since 2003, Crossroads Pregnancy Resource Center s goal has been to serve women, men and families facing unplanned pregnancy in a safe, confidential, judgment-free environment. ....
“I have always been around my family planting, and now I kind of learned the science behind it, so it makes sense now,” said James Annoreno. College of DuPage horticulture instructor Connie Kollmeyer said the inmates will receive three college credits for attending online and in-person classes. “If they decide to go forward with a degree or certification in horticulture, then it applies toward that program, and even if they chose a different program at some point, they can still use it as an elective credit,” Kollmeyer said. The garden is yielding vegetables, including peppers and tomatoes, as well as herbs and flowers. The sheriff s office said most of the yield will be donated to area food pantries and shelters. ....
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Thibodaux crisis pregnancy center receives donations Staff The Crossroads Pregnancy Resource Center in Thibodaux recently received a donation of bibs, burp cloths, quilts and teddy bears. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave the center the handmade items to help during the coronavirus pandemic. “We started doing things in pieces after the social distancing began,” church members Jo Ann Christl, of Schriever, and Ronda Gisclair, of Larose, said in a joint statement. “Some would cut the fabric that someone else donated. Others lay out the pieces and place them in plastic bags. Another person picks up the bag and assembles the pieces. The last step is to quilt the front to the back.” ....
( BRUSSELS) - The European Union on Thursday extended its military training mission in Somalia by another year to help the transitional government build up security forces in conflict with insurgents. An Irish officer, Colonel Michael Beary, has taken command of 150 soldiers from 14 EU states in a mission that mainly takes place in Uganda. Over the next year, the EU Training Mission (EUTM), launched in April 2010, will focus on developing command and control structures and forming trainers who can take then take over training from the Europeans. The EUTM is part of the 27-nation bloc s efforts to prop up a government facing an insurgency by training 2,000 Somali soldiers. ....