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LIVE: Pascagoula neighborhood concerned with sewage issues
SUMMARY: Homeowners in Pascagoula are facing persistent sewage problems, with sewage flooding their streets and properties. For decades, the issue has left residents like Dionne Williams exasperated as they clean up the mess themselves without sufficient city intervention. The sewage backups are notable by sight and smell, creating unsanitary and unpleasant conditions. The local government acknowledges the problem, citing grease clogging the system and difficult-to-access lift stations as part of the issue. Plans to relocate the lift station for better access are underway, but progress is slow. Residents, concerned about their health and living conditions, are seeking to expedite action, with Williams planning to voice his concerns at a city council meeting.
That’s what some homeowners in Pascagoula are dealing with, and they claim it’s been happening for decades.
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15-minute parking spots added in downtown Gulfport to ease congestion during renovations
SUMMARY: In Gulfport, eight temporary 15-minute parking spots are being added near the Hancock Whitney Bank to reduce congestion during upcoming renovations. The bank building, located across Highway 49, is set to be renovated, though no official start date has been determined. City leaders hope these short-term parking spots will ease traffic by accommodating customers using the bank’s drive-thru, where parking is currently limited, especially at peak times. These spots will remain in place until the renovation work is finished, improving access for customers to enter and exit quickly while construction occurs in downtown Gulfport.
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Statewide literacy meetings aim to boost reading skills and family engagement
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Education is hosting a series of statewide literacy meetings this month to improve reading skills and family engagement. One meeting took place at Reeves Elementary in Long Beach, aiming to review Mississippi’s Literacy-Based Promotion Act, a 2013 state law promoting comprehensive reading instruction for children. The department and Long Beach School District emphasize the importance of involving families in this process, as a solid literacy foundation benefits children’s lifelong learning and fluency. These meetings provide an opportunity to equip parents with effective tools to support their children’s literacy development and overall success in education and life.
The Mississippi Department of Education is hosting a series of literacy meetings across the state this month.
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Pet of the Week: Destiny is looking for a forever home!
SUMMARY: Destiny, an adorable 11-week-old tabby calico kitten, is this week’s Pet of the Week from the Jackson County Animal Shelter. She’s litter box trained, good with everything, and almost ready to be fixed, with spaying included in the adoption fee. The shelter currently has around 80 cats and kittens available and is overcrowded, needing donations of Purina cat chow, kitten chow, canned cat food, and dog food. Adoption is easy and affordable, with cats available for no fee and kittens for $25. The shelter is open Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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