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Cash reward offered as search for pet bird continues after beloved Mississippi boater dies
SUMMARY: Steve Cermak, known as “Scuba Steve,” tragically passed away from a medical emergency at the Ross Barnett Reservoir. His family is now searching for his beloved pet cockatoo, Buddy, who is missing. In response, Main Harbor Marina is offering a $500 reward for information leading to Buddy’s safe return. They emphasized Buddy’s importance as Cermak’s faithful companion. Community members and volunteers are actively searching for the bird, hoping to reunite him with Cermak’s family. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Reservoir Police at (601) 992-9894.
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SUMMARY: As Election Day approaches, the first and potentially only presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is set for September 10, at 8 p.m. CT in Philadelphia. A recent poll shows Trump with a slight lead, but 28% of voters want to know more about Harris’s plans. The debate will be hosted by ABC News, with additional coverage on networks like CNN and CBS, and streamed on platforms such as Hulu and Paramount+. There are currently no plans for further debates between the candidates, although they have expressed interest in additional discussions.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi, facing the highest infant mortality rate in the U.S. at 9.3 deaths per 1,000 births, is focusing on raising awareness during Infant Mortality Month. The state health officials note a slight improvement in 2022 (9.2 deaths). Efforts aim to address social determinants of health, emphasizing the prevention of preterm and early-term births. The Mississippi Department of Health partners with agencies to offer resources like community baby showers, healthy moms programs, and prenatal care. State Health Officer Dr. Daniel Edney highlights the need for continued initiatives to enhance maternal and infant health outcomes amidst ongoing challenges.
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Harrison County issues State of Emergency proclamation ahead of potential hurricane impact
SUMMARY: The Harrison County Board of Supervisors in Mississippi has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of Tropical Storm Francine, which may become the second hurricane of the 2024 season. Director of Emergency Management Matt Stratton recommended the proclamation to facilitate state resources and coordinate responses among local cities. Francine is currently packing winds of 50 mph, with potential for increased rainfall of 4 to 6 inches, and threats of flooding and tornadoes. Officials are urging residents to review severe weather plans and monitor updates from the National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center as the storm progresses.
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