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MEMA urges Mississippians to prepare for hurricane season
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is urging residents to prepare for hurricane season, despite predictions of a below-average season. NOAA and Colorado State University predict a near-normal hurricane season with a 70% confidence level. MEMA recommends having an evacuation plan, disaster kit, and important documents stored safely. The agency also suggests having a 72-hour supply of food and water and a list of considerations for family plans, including plans for medical supplies, power outages, and evacuations.
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SUMMARY: Child Abuse Awareness Month is recognized in April to bring attention to the issue of child abuse in America. Noxubee County Child Protection Services organized a rally and resource fair in Macon to educate the community about the signs of abuse and neglect, as well as how to report it anonymously. The event aimed to make people aware of preventative measures to protect children and vulnerable adults. The Social Service Team Leader emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of children, who may not always have a voice in abusive situations. Child Protection Services extends its services to handle cases involving vulnerable adults, the elderly, and the disabled.
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SUMMARY: A fisherman in Lowndes County, Miss. fell out of his boat on Lake Lowndes, prompting a rescue operation. The man fell into the water after his seat broke while leaning back in a small plastic boat. He managed to call 911 and deputies, along with a good samaritan, went to find him clinging to his boat. The fisherman was wearing a life jacket and is expected to be okay. The incident occurred just before 9 AM and serves as a reminder of the importance of safety precautions while boating. Follow for more news and updates on Facebook.
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SUMMARY: Tomekia Reed, head coach of Jackson State Women's Basketball team, has stepped down to take on the role of head coach for the Charlotte 49ers Women's Basketball team. Reed led Jackson State to their third SWAC championship and a spot in the NCAA tournament during her six-year tenure. UNC Charlotte Chancellor Sharon L. Gaber praised Reed as a talented coach with a commitment to excellence. Jackson State University officials thanked Reed for her success, which included five consecutive regular-season titles and four SWAC Coach of The Year awards. Reed leaves Jackson State with an overall record of 125-54, including three consecutive 20+ win seasons.
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