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Bay St. Louis issues burn ban for the city
SUMMARY: Following recent bushfires, the city of Bay St. Louis has implemented a burn ban in response to dry conditions and strong winds. Bay St. Louis Fire Chief Monty Strong has stated that violations of the ban will result in a misdemeanor charge, accompanied by a fine ranging from $100 to $500. Usage of propane or gas grills, heaters, and charcoal grills are permitted, while open flame activities such as campfires, bonfires, fire pits, fire rings, burn barrels, debris and field burning are prohibited.
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SUMMARY: Moss Point, Mississippi, is prioritizing economic development with a new $25,000 competitive grant aimed at supporting local businesses. Tom Hewlett, Manager of Titles and Grants, says the initiative is a response to past hardships and a shrinking tax base. The grant targets for-profit businesses with plans to expand, improve operations, or hire new employees. Lakelia Jones, co-owner of Sugar Beans Café, highlights its potential to boost food options and attract more businesses. Applications are due by April 17, with proposals reviewed by financial specialists. The winner will be announced on May 6 at the Board of Aldermen meeting.
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SUMMARY: The Biloxi Shuckers are kicking off their 10th season by facing the Pensacola Blue Wahoos in a three-game series. This year’s roster is considered one of the most talented and young in franchise history, with an average player age just over 22. Manager Joe Ayrault is optimistic about the youthful energy of the team. The infield features promising talents like former first-round picks Brock Wilken and Eric Brown Jr., with plans to push each other to improve. K.C. Hunt emphasizes focusing on daily performances as the team aims for another playoff run. The season begins Friday, with the first home game on April 8.
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SUMMARY: Val Kilmer, the versatile actor known for roles such as Iceman in “Top Gun,” Batman in “Batman Forever,” and Jim Morrison in “The Doors,” has died at 65 from pneumonia in Los Angeles. His daughter confirmed his passing, noting he was surrounded by family. Kilmer rose to fame with films like “Top Secret!” and “Tombstone,” showcasing his range despite facing challenges throughout his career, including a notorious reputation for being difficult to work with. He was open about his personal struggles and artistic journey. Kilmer is survived by his two children, Mercedes and Jack, and leaves behind a legacy of iconic performances.
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