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Total Solar Eclipse By The Numbers
SUMMARY: The 2024 total solar eclipse will pass through the United States from the Mexican border with Texas to Maine, covering 13 states in a path 2,142 miles long and an average of 5 miles wide. There will be 31.6 million people living in the path of totality and 149.5 million people within 200 miles of it. Those outside the path will still see a partial eclipse. Radar Base, Texas will experience the longest totality at 4 minutes 27 seconds. Carbondale, Illinois will have a second eclipse in less than 7 years, with the 2024 eclipse having a 68% longer duration of totality.
The total solar eclipse is approaching fast. It happens April 8th, cutting a path from Texas to Maine. More than twice as many people are in its path compared to the 2017 total solar eclipse. The Weather Channel Meteorologist, Alex Wilson walks through the numbers of this celestial wonder. Credit: The Weather Channel / Date: 3/28/24
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Arrest made in Jasper County human trafficking case
SUMMARY: Kevin Paige, a man wanted for human trafficking, was captured in Jasper County and arrested by deputies. He faces charges of sexual battery and human trafficking, being the sixth person arrested in a ring involving a minor. The Sheriff believes more arrests will be made as the investigation continues. Paige's bond is expected to be set tomorrow. The Sheriff hopes to bring closure to the case involving the minor but wants to ensure all aspects are thoroughly investigated before closing the case. He credits the cooperation with other agencies in helping with the successful arrest of Paige.
Arrest made in Jasper County human trafficking case.
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Pine Belt chapter of Habitat for Humanity working on 72nd home
SUMMARY: Habitat for Humanity of the Pine Belt is building a new home for a deserving local family, but they need help to finish construction. The family, including T. Bobby Moore, who lost everything in Hurricane Katrina, is excited for their new home on Park Avenue in Hattisburg. Moore has completed financial literacy courses and is close to completing her volunteer hours. Volunteers are needed to finish the project by the end of July. To help, contact Habitat for Humanity of the Pine Belt at 601-582-4663. The money raised from a recent charity golf tournament is going towards building Moore's new home, the 72nd built by the organization since 1990.
Pine Belt chapter of Habitat for Humanity working on 72nd home.
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Vaping habit rising among teens in Lamar County
SUMMARY: Local law enforcement in Lamar County is warning families about the increasing issue of teen vaping. Deputies have noticed a rise in teen vaping and are urging parents to be aware of the dangers of ecigarettes. They report that many teens in Lamar County are using Vapes, with some having high levels of nicotine. The sheriff's department has seen cases of teens experiencing symptoms of nicotine overdose, such as vomiting and confusion. They are working with the school district to address the problem. Parents are advised to talk to their children and be involved in their lives to prevent them from vaping.
Vaping habit rising among teens in Lamar County.
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