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Mississippi Lottery Corporation sends millions to state
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Lottery Corporation, operational since November 2019, has contributed over $500 million to the state, with $125 million going to the education enhancement fund. In June, $9.1 million was transferred, concluding fiscal year 24. Communication director Mag Anderson noted steady ticket sales since the lottery’s inception, and all subsequent years have yielded over $80 million annually. New scratch-off tickets are released monthly, including the $5 “Cruisin’ the Coast 3” and others with prizes up to $100,000. Scratch-offs are popular due to their immediate winnings, alongside traditional draw games like Powerball and Mega Millions.
Since selling tickets since November of 2019, the lottery has sent more than 500 million dollars to the state.
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SUMMARY: In this episode of Tech Bite, Patrick Moz discusses the new Ray-Ban Meta glasses with Parker Brandon from Verizon. These innovative glasses, perfect as gifts for the holiday season, feature a 12-megapixel camera for taking high-quality photos and videos, as well as live streaming capabilities. Users can also listen to music and take phone calls without needing additional devices, thanks to clear exterior audio. The glasses come with a convenient charging case that provides 36 hours of battery life. Interested buyers can find them at local Verizon stores or online at verizon.com.
Parker Branton with Verizon shows off the new Ray-Ban Meta Glasses. Take photos, phone calls, live videos and more with the latest in sunglass technology.
SUMMARY: The Long Beach Art and Artisans Market features over a dozen vendors showcasing fine and folk art, hand-crafted items, and homemade goods from 11 AM to 3 PM. Shoppers are exploring unique gifts, including Christmas finds. One vendor shared her journey of starting a business to make better dog food and treats for her sensitive dog, Luna. Initially focused on natural ingredients, she expanded her offerings after friends’ requests. Those who missed the market can look forward to a Santa’s Workshop edition on December 8th, also from 11 AM to 3 PM.
The market featured homemade items from local artists.
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SUMMARY: In Ocean Springs, the mysterious water leak at Advanced Auto Parts has been explained. Initially thought to be caused by a ruptured natural spring, the city revealed it was actually due to an old water line from the building’s original design that was never capped. This line was separate from the current one, which is why water continued flowing even when the city shut it off. The store is not being demolished; rather, it will be gutted and have its floor redone. Meanwhile, Advanced Auto Parts plans to close over 700 stores, but it’s unclear if this location will be affected.
Many speculated that the mysterious water leak was from a ruptured natural spring, but the city now confirms it wasn’t.
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