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Croatian-Americans of Gulf Coast welcome President of Croatia at Slavonian Lodge
SUMMARY: The Department of Events joined with family members or gold star families to commemorate the occasion. Police families were also present, with police lights guiding the way for the President of Croatia on his historic visit to the Gulf Coast. Biloxi Mayor FoFo Gilich proclaimed September 20 to 2023 as Croatian Heritage Day and presented a proclamation to the President of Croatia, Zoran Milanovic. Many Croatian Americans across the coast, including Carol Cava Ceviche and her sister, were proud to witness this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and celebrate their strong ties to Croatia. The Croatian people played a major role in the seafood industry on the coast, and their descendants are honored to pass on their heritage to future generations. The visit of the President of Croatia was a special occasion for both the Croatian community and the local residents, who were elated to see the leader of their ancestors' homeland in the United States.
Friday was an exciting day as the City of Biloxi welcomed the President of Croatia, Zoran Milanovic.
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SUMMARY: Today on WXX Expert Talk, host Michelle Eubank welcomes S Young from The Window Source Gulf Coast to discuss the importance of having hurricane-resistant windows on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. S Young explains that homes in the area need to meet a design pressure of around dp50 to withstand 200 mph winds. Many homes still have old aluminum windows that do not meet this standard. The Window Source Gulf Coast offers specials on new windows, including impact glass and hurricane-resistant options like fabric shield or hurricane shutters. Homeowners can contact them for more information or visit their website for financing options.
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SUMMARY: Fly Llama Brewing is hosting their second Llama Roola event, featuring a block party with food, bands, music, and beer releases. The event is free and family-friendly, with activities for kids and even a burger eating contest. Special beer releases include Red IPA, Black IPA, hazies, and various selzers. The event starts at noon with music and the burger eating contest at 1 pm. There will also be a Family Feud competition and more. The event is a continuation of their successful Llama Palooza event and promises to be a great time for all attendees in downtown Buxy.
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