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As seen in: The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA), The Acadiana Advocate, Columbia Daily Tribune, The Anniston Star, The Daily Times (Maryville, TN), Finger Lakes Times, The Bradford Era, North Dallas Gazette, Courier Express, Dallas Weekly, Baltimore Times and
Covers:  Community organizations, faith-based, education, small town events, music
Doesn't Cover: Politics, crime
Frances Y. Spencer is a freelance writer and media consultant living and working in Baton Rouge, La.

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City of St. Francisville gears up for festivities and friends

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By Frances Spencer Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
The city of St. Francisville is ready to paint the town red, white and blue and hopes to have a few (thousand) friends join the party as the nation celebrates Independence Day on Saturday. This Fourth of July celebration is exceptionally special because it marks the nation's 250th Independence Day, or its semiquincentennial.
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Rooted in community: Longstanding market still flourishing

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By Frances Spencer Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
The Farmers Market, rooted in West Feliciana Parish for 35 years, serves as a cherished cornerstone of the St. Francisville community, and recent updates prove they are only getting better with age. Driven by fresh seasonal produce and a highly anticipated schedule shift, the town’s local markets are experiencing a significant wave of growth this spring and summer.
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If you build it: Baker 'field of dreams' becomes reality

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By Frances Spencer Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
Tiny T-ball players bobbing in helmets dwarfing their heads ran across a shiny diamond not realizing that the journey to bring their park to fruition predated most of them. The significance was not lost on the community's leaders and residents: “Play ball” was a long time coming, The Baker Youth Baseball Field ribbon-cutting ceremony was Saturday, as leaders key to its development celebrated the new facility and highlighted the field's historical importance and its role in fostering community.
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