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Senate committee to vote on MSMS bill at 4:00
SUMMARY: Today, the Senate Education and Appropriations Committee will vote on the relocation of MSMS, a prestigious high school, from the W campus to MSU in Starkville. City and county leaders are opposing the move, introduced by a Republican senator for Leaksville in Senate Bill 2715. Despite infrastructure issues and lack of upgrades due to state funding, MSMS has excelled academically on the W campus since 1987. The vote is scheduled for 4:00 this afternoon, with Mayor Keith Gaskin and County Board of Supervisors President Trip Harston in attendance.
The bill aims to move The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science to Starkville.
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Wellness Wednesday: Tackling Childhood Peanut Allergies
SUMMARY: Peanut allergies are a serious issue, with an increasing prevalence in North America. Treatment options are evolving, such as the Viaskin Peanut patch, which aims to desensitize children to peanuts. This patch can reduce the likelihood of a severe allergic reaction and act as a life-saving tool. It is important for families to educate themselves on how to manage peanut allergies, including carrying an epinephrine auto-injector and being vigilant about food choices. For more information on the Viaskin Peanut patch and the ongoing clinical trial, interested individuals can visit the V Tess website at vitestheallergystudy.com.
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Cars keep hitting family's home
SUMMARY: A family in Jackson is seeking help from the city after their home on Erie Street and Martin Luther King Drive was hit by a car while they were inside. The incident occurred early Monday morning, resulting in severe damage to the home but no reported deaths. The driver was injured in the crash. The family is requesting the city to install traffic signs or lights to prevent further damage to their property. A witness helped the injured driver and was relieved to find no one else in the car. The family is concerned for the safety of their home and is seeking assistance from authorities.
A home on Martin Luther King Drive keeps getting hit by cars.
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JPS announces RFP process
SUMMARY: The content discusses the benefits of mindfulness meditation, highlighting how it can reduce stress, improve focus, and promote overall well-being. Studies have shown that regular practice of mindfulness meditation can lead to a variety of physical and mental health benefits, such as lower blood pressure, increased immune function, and improved emotional regulation. The practice involves focusing on the present moment without judgment, which can help individuals develop greater self-awareness and a sense of inner peace. Incorporating mindfulness meditation into daily routines can lead to long-lasting positive effects on both mental and physical health.
Jackson Public Schools officials announce the next step of the Optimization Plan.
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