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Ocean Springs Planning Commission approves new plan for sands development
SUMMARY: Tonight’s forecast predicts rain, and we’ll soon give you a sneak peek into what to expect for your Thanksgiving weather. Meanwhile, the longstanding debate over the development in Ocean Springs continues, with the Planning Commission recently approving a new proposed plan. This development saga has been an ongoing issue for years, with developer Mike Butler being a key figure. The next meeting concerning this matter is scheduled for December.
The planning commission approved the new proposed plan for the development.
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Former Senator Lott reflects on Hurricane Katrina 20 years later
SUMMARY: Former U.S. Senator Trent Lott, reflecting 20 years after Hurricane Katrina, recalled the days leading up to the storm and the extensive recovery efforts that followed. Back in his hometown of Pascagoula, Lott described the lasting impact Katrina had on the community. He emphasized the unparalleled devastation of losing everything and highlighted the remarkable ability of neighbors to come together and help one another. Lott shared a personal memory of working in his yard clearing debris when someone brought him a hot lunch in a Styrofoam container—the best meal he ever had. He was in town as a special guest speaker.
Former Senator Lott reflects on Hurricane Katrina 20 years later
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South Mississippi schools recognized for reading success
SUMMARY: Next week, students and staff at Waveland Elementary and North Bay Elementary will celebrate being named Emerging Science of Reading Schools by the Mississippi Department of Education. These two schools are among seven statewide to receive the designation this year. The award recognizes schools that demonstrate a strong focus on implementing the science of reading principles in their teaching. This designation highlights their commitment to improving reading instruction and literacy outcomes for students. The celebrations will honor the achievements of the schools in advancing effective reading strategies in South Mississippi.
MDE gives the designation to schools that focus on building skillful, strong readers in Kindergarten through third grade.
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Mississippi Power donates $350,000 to United Way for customer bill relief amid extreme temperatur…
SUMMARY: Mississippi Power has donated $350,000 to United Way to assist customers facing high energy bills due to air conditioning units running overtime amid extreme temperatures. The increased use of A-C units has driven up power bills, impacting household budgets. Customers within Mississippi Power’s 23-county service territory who need help managing their energy costs are eligible to apply for assistance. Kaila Moran-Griffith emphasized the toll of nonstop A-C use on energy usage and household finances. Those seeking support can contact Catholic Charities to apply for relief and manage their energy expenses during this challenging period.
The Mississippi Power Foundation is donating $350,000 to United Way to help customers with their energy bills.
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