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Alyssa Curtis

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MSJ @WWLTV | Former @3NewsNowOmaha | '19 @icparkschool graduate | NABJ | #305TiliDie | acurtis@wwltv.com
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Experts share safety tips amid flood warnings, heavy rain in Southeast Louisiana

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By Alyssa Curtis 
| Yahoo
Driving instructors and emergency responders in Southeast Louisiana are urging motorists to take extra precautions on rain-soaked roads due to the possibility of flash floods. Maintaining a safe following distance, turning on headlights when using windshield wipers, and avoiding driving through deep water are key safety tips for drivers in heavy rain.
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Experts share safety tips amid flood warnings, heavy rain in Southeast Louisiana

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By Alyssa Curtis 
| WWL-TV (New Orleans, LA)
NEW ORLEANS — As heavy rain and the possibility of flash floods move into Southeast Louisiana, driving instructors and emergency responders are reminding motorists to take extra precautions when traveling on rain-soaked roads. For driving instructor Trever Bergeron, teaching safe driving habits is a year-round priority — especially in a region where rain is a frequent part of daily life. This story continues below.
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Jefferson Parish superintendent raises concerns over Landry’s teacher stipend proposal

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By Alyssa Curtis 
| Yahoo
Jefferson Parish Schools Superintendent Dr. James Gray is concerned about Gov. Jeff Landry’s proposal to redirect existing education funding to provide teachers with stipends, citing potential significant financial consequences for the district.
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