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Mississippi Water CRISIS, Is CORPORATE GREED To Blame? 2020 Settlement Resurfaces: Rising REACTS
USA Today reports that some residents of Jackson, Miss., are experiencing brown water coming out of their faucets, and while the city said it has restored water pressure, people are still getting contaminated water. #WaterCrisis #Jackson #contaminationcontrol
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Title: Mississippi Water CRISIS, Is CORPORATE GREED To Blame? 2020 Settlement Resurfaces: Rising REACTS
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SUMMARY: Madison County residents will soon have new shopping options with the completion of Phase 1 of a development project for a retail town center in Germantown Village, Gluckstadt. Phase 2 will include new restaurants, hotels, a movie theater, and more, with potential tenants already being sought. The project aims to bring revenue and convenience to the area, with modern and attractive building designs to attract customers. The team hopes to finish the project by early 2026, providing a range of flexible spaces to accommodate various businesses. Residents like Pam Morris are excited for the revenue and convenience the new development will bring.
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SUMMARY: Denim Day on April 24 is an international holiday that aims to raise awareness and fight against sexual violence. The holiday originated from a 1998 Italian Supreme Court decision that dismissed a rape charge due to the victim's tight jeans. Dorothy Sanders, a victim advocate coordinator, explains that many victims of sexual assault feel ashamed and hesitant to report the crime due to misconceptions and victim blaming. It is important for victims to reach out to local law enforcement for help if they have experienced sexual assault or harassment. The day serves as a reminder to challenge harmful beliefs and support survivors of sexual violence.
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