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Harrison County Sheriff’s Office searching for more reserve deputies
SUMMARY: The Harrison County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for reserve deputies to help boost up the numbers in every agency on the coast. They are emphasizing the importance of the recruits and are aiming to increase recruitment with a 17-week part-time academy for reserve deputies. Sgt. Eric Short and reserve officer Van McCillan discuss the reasons they choose to serve and how they work on enforcement, patrol, and event security like Mardi Gras parades and school details. Reserve deputies are a vital supplement to the department and uphold the same courses and high standards as full-time officers.
The Harrison Sheriff's Office is attempting to get more boots on the grounds. Captain Teddy Rose says reserve deputies are a supplement to the department.
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Tech Byte – Hearing Loss Technology
SUMMARY: In this Techbite episode, host Patrick Moz highlights May as National Speech Language and Hearing Awareness Month. Special guests include Debbie Rice, an American Sign Language interpreter, and Dr. Tiffany Alberg from Alberg Audiology. They discuss advancements in hearing technology. Dr. Alberg introduces cochlear implants, surgically placed devices aiding those with severe hearing loss, and modern hearing aids. These aids come with Bluetooth capabilities, enabling connectivity with phones, TVs, and other devices, functioning similarly to wireless earbuds. The episode aims to raise awareness of how technology can significantly improve the lives of individuals with hearing impairments.
Patrick Moates interviews audiologist Dr. Tiffany Ahlberg about advances in hearing loss technology.
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Mom to Mom – DIY Bee Bath
SUMMARY: On today's Mom to Mom, we're making a bee bath for your garden—a fun and educational activity for kids. Bees, common this time of year, need water and can drown if it's too deep. To create a bee bath, you'll need terracotta pots, saucers, paint (like puff or acrylic), Thompson Water Seal to waterproof the pots, glue (like Gorilla Glue), and marbles. Decorate the pots, glue saucers on top, fill with marbles, and seal with Modge Podge. This project teaches kids about bees and provides a useful garden feature. Share ideas with us, and see you next time!
Mandy demonstrates how to build a DIY Bee Bath for your garden.
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5/20 – The Chief's “Sunny & Hot” Monday Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: Good morning! Sponsored by The People's Bank, we start with dense fog in the area, making visibility poor, especially around Gulfport and other regions with less than one mile visibility. This fog will dissipate to reveal clear skies and temperatures reaching 87°F with light northeast winds. Tonight's temperature is expected to drop to 71°F with a waxing moon and more fog by morning. The week will remain mostly dry due to high pressure, blocking major weather systems. Expect a UV index of 10, necessitating sunscreen. Temperatures will be in the mid-80s, potentially reaching low 90s by Thursday and Friday, rain-free until the weekend.
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