SUMMARY: In Macon, Mississippi, the Police Department has implemented a Halloween curfew, requiring all trick-or-treaters to return home by 8 p.m. This measure, now in its second year, aims to ensure the safety of children as they celebrate the holiday. The curfew applies to all young participants, including superheroes and monsters, promoting a secure environment for families during Halloween festivities. Authorities encourage community cooperation to prioritize safety on this festive night. For more updates, residents can follow the police department’s social media channels.

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SUMMARY: Clinton, Mississippi’s Kids Towne Park was recently vandalized just a year after safety and play area improvements were made by the Parks and Recreation Department. Officials reported that one of the newly repaired bridges was damaged due to reckless behavior from individuals. With a recent approval of a 2% restaurant tax aimed at funding park enhancements, local leaders stress the importance of protecting these community spaces. They urge the public to report any suspicious activities and damage directly to park officials, emphasizing that the responsibility of maintaining the parks lies with everyone in the community.

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SUMMARY: Lee County Supervisors have paused the proposed mobile home ordinance, which was the first update in thirty years. The ordinance included requirements like a minimum two-acre lot and specific setbacks. Public backlash, particularly on social media, prompted this decision, with a public hearing to be scheduled soon to discuss community concerns. Board President Wesley Webb emphasized misunderstandings regarding the implications of the changes, reassuring that current residents would not be adversely affected. Mobile home dealer Chad Mills highlighted how these homes are crucial for many families, including newlyweds and seniors seeking affordable housing options. No hearing date has been set yet.

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