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Hi! I'm a psychology graduate content writer based in Indonesia. I have experience in writing articles about various places and attractions in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the surrounding areas.

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NewsBreak Original • 31st August 2021

Enjoy these things on Freret Street (Part 2)

NEW ORLEANS, LA - Freret Street is located between Jefferson Avenue and Napoleon Avenue. This is the second part of what you can’t miss when visiting this well-known street in New Orleans.

NewsBreak Original • 30th August 2021

Metairie's top bubble tea places

METAIRIE, LA - Bubble tea is a cold milk tea drink with chewy tapioca balls, usually called boba or pearl. The drink came from Taiwan around the end of the 1980s. These days, you can find any cafe or shop that serves bubble tea all around the US.

NewsBreak Original • 29th August 2021

The history of the St. Charles Borromeo Church

DESTREHAN, LA - St. Charles Borromeo is the oldest German church in the South. The cemetery has tombs from the 16th century, including the Destrehan Family Tomb. In 1772, a little chapel near the river bank. The chapel was built by the first German settlers as a symbol of their faith and being grateful for their arrival at the land.

NewsBreak Original • 29th August 2021

Visit these places in Algiers

NEW ORLEANS, LA - Although the name is similar, this place is not to be mistaken with the capital city of Algeria. Located on the West Bank of the Mississippi River, Algiers is the second oldest neighborhood in the city. You can use a ferry to get to this calm and historic place.

NewsBreak Original • 29th August 2021

The history of Delgado Community College

NEW ORLEANS, LA - Delgado Community College was named after Isaac Delgado, an immigrant from Jamaica and a successful businessman and sugar planter in New Orleans. In 1909, he passed down some of his plantations to establish a school for young boys in the city.

NewsBreak Original • 29th August 2021

Enjoy these things on Freret Street (Part 1)

NEW ORLEANS, LA - Many restaurants and shops are available for you to explore at Freret Street. Located just on the north side of Saint Charles Avenue, you can grab a meal here or just take a stroll. Here are some things you can do at Freret Street.

NewsBreak Original • 29th August 2021

The history of Los Isleños Society (part 2)

ST. BERNARD, LA - The Spanish Government guaranteed the expense of sending a delegation from St. Bernard Isleño to Gran Canaria in 1977. This was the first contact between St. Bernard and the Canaries since the Canarian colonists migrate to Louisiana in the 18th century.

NewsBreak Original • 29th August 2021

The history of Los Isleños Society (part 1)

ST. BERNARD, LA - The political and economical turbulence in Spanish up until the 20th century was the reason why some of the citizens decided to move away. The Spanish immigrants were landed in New Orleans in the 1800s until the early 1900s.

NewsBreak Original • 27th August 2021

Top fishing locations in St. Bernard Parish

ST. BERNARD, LA - Fishing is one of the fun outdoor activities to do. Louisiana has many spots for fishing, either saltwater or freshwater. Some of them are located in St. Bernard Parish. Here are some of the favorite fishing locations in St. Bernard Parish.

NewsBreak Original • 27th August 2021

Top stationery stores in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, LA - If you are looking for aesthetic stationery items or custom-made notes in New Orleans, here are some of the recommended stationery stores in the city.