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Reading on the River 2024

Lia Portillo Cantarero, Current Sauce Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2024
Lia Portillo Cantarero
Various nonprofit groups and businesses around Natchitoches gathered on March 2, 2024, to do activities for Reading on the River.
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Lia Portillo Cantarero
Lia Portillo Cantarero, The Current Sauce - Editor-in-Chief
Lia Portillo is a communication major in her last year at NSU. She has worked for The Current Sauce since her freshman year and has loved writing stories about NSU and the Natchitoches community. Now, in her second term as Editor-in-Chief she hopes to continue to grow the Sauce forward and leave her mark in student media.