Mississippi Legislative Session week 10: deadline for discussing general Senate bills
The week of march 8 was the deadline for the MS House of Representatives to discuss general Senate Bills. It was a busy and productive week.
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The week of march 8 was the deadline for the MS House of Representatives to discuss general Senate Bills. It was a busy and productive week.
It took about an hour and a half to correct the problem, lifting cars with a cable cradle-like system.
The incident occurred about 10:30 a.m. this past Friday on the east side of the Union County Courthouse.
Although calls were down overall there were still several disturbance calls as well as traffic stops.
Services announced for Marcia Dale Davis, 68.
Some challenges remain to improve several of the main recreational sources but they can be overcome.
The structure, at the corner of Highland and Madison, was one of the older houses in the neighborhood.
Although the spray park does not make a huge amount of money it is the only water facility and draws visitors from a multi-county area.
A separate project is expected to provide natural gas service to about 70 customers in the area of County Road 75 north of Pumpkin Center.
Services announced for Elizabeth Virginia Mask Grissom, 92.
In addition to the several domestic disputes and actions, traffic stops were up as well.
The summer series in the garden will incorporate readings, music, poetry, dance and re-enactments.
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