WARNING: RISKY WATER
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Gulf Park Estates residents have been exposed to contaminated water, prompting the company that provides it to issue a warning this week about the potential health risks.
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$600M port plan taken to task
Mississippi's plans to transfer $600 million from post-Katrina housing assistance to restore the Port of Gulfport came under scrutiny in a congressional hearing Thursday as three lawmakers said the diversion hurts efforts to provide desperately needed housing for the state's poor.
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Man in contempt of court for tainting jury
A judge has found a man in contempt of court and ordered him to pay $1,375 for tainting jurors with an inappropriate comment.
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Championship season in '09 for Bay-Waveland Yacht Club
JAMES EDWARD BATES
Noted Bay-Waveland Yacht Club sailor and skipper Harry Chapman tried for many years to get the U.S. National Women's Sailing Championship to come to Bay St. Louis.
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Senate defeats wind clause
A Gulf Coast-backed effort to add wind coverage to the National Flood Insurance Program was soundly defeated Wednesday in the Senate amid concerns it would be too costly.
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Orange Grove man shot by burglar
An Orange Grove man was in stable condition after he was shot early Wednesday in an attempted burglary, Gulfport police said.
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Chase ends up in toilet
A landlord wanted for meth led deputies on a high-speed chase that got his tenant busted for pot, authorities said.
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TRIPLE MURDER, SUICIDE IN SAUCIER
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The shock of a triple homicide followed by a suicide spread Tuesday as authorities confirmed the devastation of a husband's rage in the fatal shooting of three teenagers.
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Grass Lawn granted after all
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Two weeks after pulling the plug on Grass Lawn, the City Council on Tuesday voted to revive the historic mansion.
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SS Camille receives champagne send-off
SUN HERALD
From her perch along the highway, the SS Hurricane Camille saw thousands of flounder lights and tourists in flip-flops.
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Camille set for final voyage
SUN HERALD
The S.S. Hurricane Camille is shipping out - for good - today at 9 a.m.
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Gulfport man shot, dies
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Police have asked for the public's help to figure out why a Gulfport man was shot and left in the middle of Washington Avenue early Monday.
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TWO WOMEN ASSAULTED IN WAVELAND IN A WEEK
Police are searching for two unnamed men, one white and one black, who held women at knifepoint in separate recent incidents.
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Grass Lawn vote returns
SUN HERALD
The City Council will reconsider a controversial grant today to help rebuild the antebellum Grass Lawn mansion.
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HOME TOUR SHOWS PASS ON THE MEND
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Another sign that Pass Christian is coming back from Hurricane Katrina was Sunday's 30th annual Tour of Homes and Tea, the first held since the storm.
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NASA, Haise in spotlight this week in Jackson
The Coast will be well represented Wednesday at the annual conference of the Mississippi Economic Council in Jackson, with a Hancock County-based traveling exhibit celebrating the 50th anniversary of NASA and a keynote address by a Biloxi-born veteran astronaut.
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Casinos beat the cheats
It's been years since a camera was allowed into a surveillance room at a Mississippi casino.
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Coyotes taking up residence
Some wily coyotes in Biloxi seem to be playing the part of the Roadrunner, taunting residents and zipping through neighborhoods.
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New site, same school
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When Superintendent Carrolyn Hamilton and other educators made their way south of the tracks on Aug. 30, 2005, they couldn't believe the destruction Hurricane Katrina had caused at Harper McCaughan Elementary on Jeff Davis Avenue.
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Bond now set at $1M
A judge set bond at $1 million Friday for a woman charged with her boyfriend's murder.
