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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 1H 56M

EATONVILLE HISTORY/ THE LASHAI HOUSE FOR YOUNG GIRLS FACING TRAUMA

from Monica May's Point Of View

Newly Elected Mayor Ruthi Critton is the third woman and first Gen Z person to maintain the Town of Eatonville's City's Council. She along with Councilwoman Jordan and Chamber of Commerce founder LaVonda Wilder shared plans for economic sustainability and growth. Learn about upcoming events celebrating the 139th Founder's Anniversary at www.townofeatonville.org or get Chamber info www.historiceatonvillechamber.org Jonathan and Tawanna McGriff founded the LaShai House for girls 8 - 21 in the DCF foster care system. They are sponsoring a retreat for mothers and girls to help strengthen family relationships. For more info www.LaShaiHouse.com We also met author and mentor Tiara Buster who mentors girls www.tiarasheispretty.com

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