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Halloween could be rain for many in north Mississippi
SUMMARY: This Halloween, trick-or-treaters in a Tupo neighborhood should prepare for rain with umbrellas and rain boots. Despite the wet forecast, many residents remain optimistic and are sticking to their plans, having stocked up on candy for hundreds of children. Local residents share tips for staying dry, like using clear emergency ponchos to showcase costumes while keeping dry. The neighborhood is renowned for its decorations, ensuring a festive atmosphere. Some community members have even suggested possibly rescheduling trick-or-treating to a drier date. Updates will be provided to keep everyone informed about any changes.
Halloween may need an umbrella for those costumes this year.
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Macon enacts Halloween curfew
SUMMARY: In the city of Mon, a Halloween curfew starting at 8:00 PM aims to enhance safety for trick-or-treaters and candy distributors. The police chief emphasizes the importance of having children off the streets by that time due to increasing darkness and distracted driving. Parents and kids must return home, while those handing out candy must stop distribution as well. This curfew has been in place for several years, with additional patrols planned for Halloween night to ensure safety for all participants. The police department wants to protect both pedestrians and drivers in the community.
There’s an 8 p.m. curfew in Macon on Halloween.
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10/29- Rain chances are higher for Halloween
SUMMARY: This week‘s weather shows generally pleasant conditions with some spotty showers expected in southern areas. A system from the Rockies will approach, bringing a cold front and a higher likelihood of rain and storms on Halloween. Although the risk for severe weather is mainly forested areas, some isolated strong storms might occur. Wednesday will start sunny but will see scattered showers later. Halloween could be wet, especially during prime trick-or-treating hours. Rainfall amounts could reach an inch in some areas. The tropics may develop in the Caribbean but are not expected to threaten the mainland U.S.
10/29- Rain chances are higher for Halloween
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Free Clinic of Meridian Celebrates 10 Years
SUMMARY: The Clinic of Meridian celebrated its 10th anniversary today, located on Springs Drive near North Hills. Founded on October 30, 2014, the free clinic serves over 200 patients monthly from Lauderdale, Clark, Newton, and Jasper counties in Mississippi, as well as Sumpter and Choctaw counties in Alabama. The clinic specializes in chronic disease management, including pulmonology, cardiology, hypertension, and diabetes, providing medications at no cost to patients to help control their conditions and reduce emergency room visits. Those interested in becoming patients must submit an application. More information is available on their website, wt.com.
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