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Emmy- and Peabody-Award-winning alumna visits CES
Special to Long Beach Breeze
Coast Episcopal School (CES) fifth-grade students recently had the unique opportunity to meet and chat with CES alumna Margaret Loesch about her more than fifty-year …
Read MoreCandland earns National Merit Semifinalist status
Long Beach Breeze
Rebecca Candland of Long Beach has been named a National Merit Semifinalist in the 70th National Merit Scholarship (NMSC) Program.
Candland, senior at the Mississippi …
Read MoreStay Safe While Cooking This Thanksgiving
At last check, there have been 58 fire deaths statewide in 2024. Unattended cooking was the cause in six of those fire deaths. There were seven cooking-related fire deaths in 2023. “Many people have family and friends over for the holiday,” said Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney. “Don’t let distractions put you and…
Read MoreAG Fitch Announces 2024 Human Trafficking Victims Fund Application Period
Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced that starting November 18, 2024, applications for funding from the Victims of Human Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation Fund are available through the …
Read MoreSea Santa Sail-a-Bration set for Saturday, December 7
Long Beach Breeze
Long Beach’s annual holiday waterless boat parade, dubbed the “Sea Santa Sail-a-Bration,” will roll along Long Beach streets on the evening of Saturday, …
Read MoreApplications being accepted for annual Christmas on the Avenue
Long Beach Breeze
Once again, the Long Beach Concert Choir Association is making plans for its annual Christmas on the Avenue Festival, which will be held this year on Saturday, December 14.
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Read MoreMSDH Recognizes World Diabetes Day by Stressing “Know Your Numbers”
In recognition of World Diabetes Day – Thursday, November 14 – the Mississippi State Department of Health is urging you to Know Your Numbers.
Knowing your numbers – …
Read MoreSmokers are 40% More Likely to Develop Diabetes
As we continue to recognize National Diabetes Month, the Mississippi State Department of Health is highlighting a major risk factor of the deadly chronic disease: smoking. “If you smoke, you are 30 to 40 percent more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than someone who doesn’t,” said Tiffany Johnson, Interim Director of the Office…
Read MoreCALB Jeep-a-Gras parade, winter tea coming up this month
By Toni Miles
Sunny, warm and a slight breeze drifting in off the waters of the Mississippi Sound proved to be the perfect day for the first-ever Chill-N-Park vintage vehicle/car show in Long …
Read MoreComputer skill training available
Pass Christian residents have the opportunity to learn some computer skills on November 21.
The library will have two sessions, “How to Copy and Paste,” at 1 p.m., and “File …
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