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| Cottonport inmates make sure no child goes without on Christmas |
| By kalb.com- Max Lindsey |
| Published: 12/13/2018 |
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COTTONPORT, La. (KALB) - Christmas time is often referred to as the season of giving. And when you look around it's easy to know why, especially when that generosity comes from those you wouldn't usually expect. On Wednesday, inmates at the Raymond Laborde Correctional Center in Cottonport set out to make this Christmas memorable for children in Avoyelles Parish. "You've got families that really can't really provide for their children in ways that parents should provide for their children," expressed Franklin Smith. Read More. |
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