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City leaders hold moment of silence for victims in New Orleans tragedy

January 02, 2025 | Bossier City, Bossier Parish, Louisiana


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City leaders hold moment of silence for victims in New Orleans tragedy
Bossier City Council opened its January 2nd meeting with a heartfelt moment of silence, honoring the victims of a recent tragedy in New Orleans. Council members expressed their condolences and offered prayers for the families affected by the loss of life.

During the invocation, led by Mr. Darby, the council reflected on the importance of community support and healing. "We are sad by the loss of those lives in New Orleans," Darby stated, emphasizing the need for comfort and peace during such difficult times. He also acknowledged the service of President Carter, highlighting his dedication to humanity and the nation.

The meeting set a somber tone, reminding attendees of the impact of loss and the importance of unity in the face of tragedy. As the council moves forward, the focus remains on supporting those in need and fostering a spirit of resilience within the community.

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