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Artificial Intelligence – Friend or Foe?

Artificial Intelligence – Friend or Foe?

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Artificial Intelligence – Friend or Foe?

Kasia Perkowska Tangi Times Feature Columnist
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
When I first decided to write this article, I went to the internet to conduct some research. The second option that popped up was a website called “Dumb It Down.” It promotes the use of AI to dumb text down: “Don’t get confused by jargon and complex sentences.
Pictured at the recent event are, left to right: (seated) Evelyn Murray Guidrey, Thomas Laird, Carolyn Corneille Hano, (standing) Evelyn Kraft Richard, Rev. Jack Palmer, Howell Hoover, A.J. “Bucky” Pusey, Earl Theriot. The group looks forward to 2025 and its 70-year reunion.

Pictured at the recent event are, left to right: (seated) Evelyn Murray Guidrey, Thomas Laird, Carolyn Corneille Hano, (standing) Evelyn Kraft Richard, Rev. Jack Palmer, Howell Hoover, A.J. “Bucky” Pusey, Earl Theriot. The group looks forward to 2025 and its 70-year reunion.

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Ponchatoula High School

News Staff
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Class of 1955Ponchatoula High School graduates of 1955 have very few members still living in this area. Those who remain continue to have a yearly lunch at Murphy’s Seafood in Hammond.Class of 1956The Ponchatoula High School Class of 1956 enjoys a group lunch twice a year at Middendorf’s in Manchac.
Bikes for Kids winner Adeline Gaudin, 8, and Parker Layrisson (Courtesy Photo)

Bikes for Kids winner Adeline Gaudin, 8, and Parker Layrisson (Courtesy Photo)

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Bikes for Kids LA Donates 200th Bike

Press Release
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
PONCHATOULA, LA -- Local attorney Parker Layrisson has given away over 200 bicycles.His charitable foundation, Bikes for Kids Louisiana, will donate at least 50 bikes to local kids this summer. The program rewards children who impact their school, church, or community.

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TANGI TUMBO

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
• Southeastern’s Lake Maurepas Monitoring Project researchers are inviting people to join them for an engaging day featuring lunch, insightful presentations, and an exciting boat ride to one of their monitoring buoys.
The Iron Lake Club

The Iron Lake Club

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The Iron Lake Club

Keith Davis Tangi Times Contributor
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Hello, Ernie and all the guys at Iron Lake, We’ve had a really hot and dry spell here. All the wood siding at our camp is dried out, and every crack has been showing. So, we decided the place should be painted.
Owner/Broker of RAM Properties, Stacey Levin

Owner/Broker of RAM Properties, Stacey Levin

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Inspections & Due Diligence

Stacey Levin
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Hear ye, hear ye. Inspections and Due Diligence are not the same as Appraisals. Many buyers seem to be confused by these two hurdles in a home sale. I am here to explain and educate.The lender orders an appraisal to ensure the property is valued at or below what the buyer has committed to pay.
Summer Pet Safety

Summer Pet Safety

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Summer Pet Safety

Stefanie Brooke Tangi Times Community Journalist
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
As temperatures rise during the summer months, it's essential to take extra precautions to protect our furry friends from the dangers of the heat. Pets are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses, and responsible pet ownership means being vigilant about their comfort and safety.
Reminiscing: The New Orleans Breakers

Reminiscing: The New Orleans Breakers

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Reminiscing: The New Orleans Breakers

Charley King Tangi Times Contributor
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
In the June 13 edition of The Tangi Times, we ran an article about the 1984 World’s Fair held in New Orleans. At that same time, the Crescent City also played host to the New Orleans Breakers of the United States Football League (USFL).
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