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Resale means renewal for Greenleaf crafters
Shop offers chance for local community to connect with others
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| PEDAL POWER: Jackie Renon uses her Greenleaf resale shop to help others. Here she and granddaughter Jennifer, 6, test out a bike refurbished by an elderly repairman. (Rick Evans photo) |
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By Joanne Flemming
Compass Correspondent
For Jackie Renon, a Greenleaf resale store owner, the daily
bottom line is not the money she takes in, but the number of good
deeds she can perform.
"I get up every day and think I'm going to do so many good
deeds," she said.
This member of St. Mary Parish, Greenleaf, has no set quota, but
tries to "do as many as I can."
In the last five or six years, she has found that her store,
located at 1811 School Road off Hwy. 57, has become a way to help
people in need. Full story ...
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• Rockin' - and raking' - by the River
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