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Biloxi Police Chief responds to Black Spring Break criticism
SUMMARY: The police chief of Buu's discussed the arrests made during black spring break, with concerns over police crowd control and use of weapons. 60 arrests were made, with issues including obstructing sidewalks and parking violations. Organizers and beachgoers felt the rules were more restrictive for this event compared to others. Chief Miller stated all events must follow the same ordinances, and the problems mainly stemmed from a small area in front of a hotel. The police department is open to working with organizers on future events. Only one vendor applied for a permit, which was denied due to inadequate parking arrangements.
Tuesday, Biloxi Police Chief John Miller responded to comments about the arrests made during Black Spring Break.
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SUMMARY: Sparklight North Wool Market Middle School, a STEM classroom on the coast, received a $2500 award through Sparklight's Dream Bigger social media campaign. The money will benefit the 12 students in the robotics program, with hopes of getting a 3D printer and more robots. The teachers are grateful for the support from the community, as the award will help advance STEM education and increase interest in the program. This recognition is seen as an honor, and the school is grateful for the positive response from the community during the voting process. Overall, the award will make a significant impact on the school's STEM education initiatives.
North Woolmarket Middle School received $2,500 from Sparklight's Dream Bigger social media campaign.
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SUMMARY: Denise Smith from the American Red Cross discusses the upcoming Robert McKian Blood Drive happening on Wednesday. The drive honors fallen officers, including Officer McKian who was killed in the line of duty in 2019. The event aims to replenish the blood supply for those in need, such as officers and patients requiring blood for surgeries. Denise encourages eligible individuals to donate as only 3% of the population donates, despite 30% being eligible. The drive will take place at the Buuy Visitors Center on May 1st, with various incentives for donors. Pre-registration is encouraged, and rapid pass can help speed up the donation process.
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