PARENTS RALLY FOR DISTANCE LEARNING AT HARRISON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING

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5 years ago

July 20, 2020

Concern on the rise from Harrison County parents over the way the school district is preparing for the upcoming academic year.

Of the more than 40 parents in attendance for Monday’s board meeting, six of them voiced their convictions regarding the lack of planning for distance learning or a hybrid program.

The Harrison County School District is currently asking all students to attend classes in a traditional setting without any kind of virtual curriculum in place.

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Flood Waters Soak Casinos on Mississippi Gulf Coast During Hurricane Zeta

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5 years ago

October 31, 2020

BiloxiNewsEvents

[Source: Casino.org]

Casinos along the Mississippi Gulf Coast were damaged in the strong wind and floodwaters that accompanied Hurricane Zeta, as the fast-moving storm ripped through the state on Wednesday.

The parking garage at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi, seen here, was swamped with water in Hurricane Zeta’s wake on Wednesday. Severe weather this year has had an economic impact on Gulf Coast casinos. (Image: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

In Biloxi, the parking garages at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino and Hard Rock Hotel and Casino were flooded in a storm surge that swamped the area, according to NBC News. Videos posted on social media sites showed wind damage at both properties.

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This video from the Sun Herald’s YouTube channel contains footage of casino flooding: