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Regional reporter for the Advocate, Times-Picayune and Nola.com. Minnesotan in Louisiana. Saunas, books and baked goods. jenna.ross@theadvocate.com

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Reporter for the Star Tribune covering the five-state region. Duluth native. Minneapolis dweller.

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Two New Orleans artists are showing at the Venice Biennale. The art world has taken notice.

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By Jenna Ross 
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate
An exhibition at the center of the art world starts and ends with New Orleans. Earlier this month, Big Chief Demond Melancon kicked off the Venice Biennale in Italy, arguably the contemporary art world’s most important exhibition, with beads, plumes and song. Wearing a grand, chartreuse suit, Melancon and members of the Young Seminole Hunters from the Lower 9th Ward beat tambourines.
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In Rural Louisiana, Fiber Internet Project Hits Speedbump

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By Jenna Ross 
| Government Technology
Folks were trekking to Lake Providence in the northeast corner of Louisiana from Washington, D.C., to cheer the expected expansion of high-speed Internet across the small city. The head of the state’s broadband office was set to attend. The Internet company, Conexon, had installed fiber optic cables in the ground, right up to the library, where the event was to be held. But by the time of the event, in early May, the celebration and the exclamation point had disappeared from the poster.
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A rural Louisiana town’s plans for high-speed internet get stalled again: ‘We’re fed up’

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By Jenna Ross 
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
EAST CARROLL PARISH — “Celebrate,” the original poster said, “the arrival of fiber internet!” Folks were trekking to Lake Providence in the northeast corner of Louisiana from Washington, D.C., to cheer the expected expansion of high-speed internet across the small city. The head of the state’s broadband office was set to attend. The internet company, Conexon, had installed fiber optic cables in the ground, right up to the library, where the event was to be held.
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