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Menge Avenue overpass now open
SUMMARY: The new M Avenue overpass at I-10 in South Mississippi has officially opened, concluding a 15-month construction project. This endeavor included the demolition of the old bridge, along with widening the entrance and exit ramps and Fire Tower Road, funded by the Harrison County Board of Supervisors. Although traffic is expected to improve, local businesses like G Coast Truck and Trailer Repair report a 30-40% revenue loss due to construction. While the overpass is complete, further construction beyond the bridge is ongoing, with a projected completion date of spring 2025.
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City of Ocean Springs holds community meeting addressing zoning of newly-annexed areas
SUMMARY: Ocean Springs officials held their first public forum to discuss zoning for newly annexed areas, aiming to reflect residents’ needs without disrupting property use. However, many residents found the provided materials—charts, maps, and PowerPoint slides—overwhelming and confusing. Some attendees expressed frustration, feeling their questions remained unanswered, particularly regarding wetland filling and agricultural designation concerns. There are hopes that these meetings will lead to genuine representation of citizen interests, rather than being mere formalities. A second forum is scheduled for December 9th at the Ocean Springs Civic Center to continue addressing community concerns about the annexation.
After annexing more land for the city, new zoning has to be done in Ocean Springs.
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Back Bay Mission renovates Biloxi woman’s home following termite infestation
SUMMARY: During the holiday season, 92-year-old Daisy Giden received vital assistance from Back Bay Mission, which repaired her home plagued by termite damage. Daisy, who has lived in her house for 60 years, was overwhelmed by the kindness shown by volunteers from 11 churches. Despite her financial struggles and not asking her children for help, she persevered until help arrived. After months of work, she expressed deep gratitude, describing the experience as a blessing that restored her home and peace of mind. Daisy is now focused on unboxing her belongings and working on her yard.
Ahead of the holiday season, one Biloxi woman received a special gift near and dear to her heart.
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Seniors more vulnerable to financial scam attacks, reports say
SUMMARY: Senior citizens are particularly vulnerable to financial exploitation, often exacerbated by memory loss. Financial expert Gregory RX highlights key signs to monitor in elderly loved ones, such as forgetfulness, becoming lost in familiar places, and mistakes in managing finances. These signs may indicate the need for intervention. Common issues include forgetting to pay bills or mistakenly believing charitable donations are bills. Gregory emphasizes the importance of open communication regarding estate planning and financial power of attorney to safeguard against potential threats. Caregivers should foster ongoing discussions about health and finances, approaching these topics gently and without pressure.
Senior citizens’ vulnerability to scammers is often talked about, but many don’t realize seniors are also in danger of losing money due to memory loss.
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