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Movie Review: “The Marvels”

The fall from glory of the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues with “The Marvels.” This is not to say that this movie is the “worst” the MCU has ever put out (for one thing, …

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Save the date(s) for holiday events coming in December

It’s hard to believe Christmas is just around the corner, and, just like the holiday season rolls around each year, so do a number of annual holiday celebrations in Long Beach. One popular event is the Sea Santa Sail-a-Bration waterless boat parade hosted by the Long Beach Community Development Association and the City of Long…

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PASS CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY HONORS ALL VETERANS ON VETERANS DAY

In a moving display of respect and gratitude for the nation’s heroes, Pass Christian Elementary School paid homage to veterans through a specially organized school program. With the utmost reverence for those who have served the country, students of Pass Christian Elementary orchestrated a touching event to honor and recognize the sacrifices and dedication of…

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Science Café on the Coast set for Nov. 17

On Friday, November 17, Science Café on the Coast will host a presentation on “Living Shorelines” at 2 p.m. at the Orange Grove Public Library in Gulfport. Speakers will be Dr. Eric Sparks and Sara Martin with the Coastal Marine Extension Program.  Their talk will address how living shoreline projects can reduce or reverse erosion…

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University Forum series set for Nov. 14

The Fleming Education Center at the University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park campus will host the final installment of USM’s fall University Forum series, offered by presenters who are defined as “equal parts passionate and fearless in the work of their callings, whether in the fields of science or politics.” Dr. Jay Hakes, an energy…

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