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Kids snorkel with stingrays at IMMS Summer Camp
SUMMARY: At the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies (IMMS) summer camp, kids had the exciting opportunity to swim with stingrays. The camp aims to bring nature close to children, making learning fun and offering unique experiences. Safety is a priority; campers must do a “stingray shuffle” to avoid stepping on the animals and gear up with water shoes, life vests, and snorkels. The highlight is feeding the stingrays, which delights the creatures and campers alike. The weeklong camp, offering numerous hands-on experiences, attracts kids from various regions and fills up quickly due to its popularity.
Kids at the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies got to snorkel with sting rays on day three of Summer Camp.
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SUMMARY: The Honorary Commander program at Keesler Air Force Base aims to strengthen ties between the local community and the Air Force. Colonel Billy Pope and Adele Lions discuss how the program provides civilian leaders with insights into the base's operations, including its nationally significant missions like training 27,000 airmen annually and the Hurricane Hunters. Participants get unparalleled access to base facilities, enhancing mutual understanding. Interested individuals can apply through kessler.a.mil. The program fosters better integration of airmen into the Mississippi Coast community while educating locals about the base's crucial roles.
The Honorary Commander Program at Keesler Air Force Base hopes to build a bridge between the community and members of the military.
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SUMMARY: This week, the coast is celebrating the Fourth of July with fireworks, a key part of the festivities. Harrison County Fire Chief Pat Sullivan joined a show to provide safety tips and legal information on fireworks. Key recommendations include understanding the fireworks' functions, ensuring safety for children, and discussing plans with neighbors. He emphasized avoiding the use of sparklers by young kids due to high injury rates. Fireworks are illegal within city limits, although enforcement is often lenient. Chief Sullivan advised having water and a fire extinguisher nearby and respecting community norms to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment.
This week, the Coast will celebrate the Fourth of July, with many celebrations including fireworks.
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