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October 6, 2015

• Pasta meal offers a taste of Sicily
• Emeril Lagasse tells life story via recipes in new cookbook
• Lauren Lynch of Latimer, how does your garden grow? Above ground in containers, of course
• Annie: Mom reaches breaking point with addicted son
• Abby: Stepson, his sister becoming a little too close
• Andrea Yeager: Bring on the flavors of October
• Julian Brunt: Great grits! There are many ways to serve grits
• Perkinston athlete goes for the gold in Iron Man World Championship
• Future of 3 teams on agenda when NFL owners meet
• Game plan
• $300M Mississippi plant part of Yokohama expansion plan
• A financial guide to retiring abroad
• Business briefs (OCT 7)
• Biloxi, Gulfport advance high-speed Internet proposal for Coast
• Pentagon warning on consolidating corporate power may be too late
• What's Happening for October (UPDATED Oct. 7)
• Coast McDonald's patrons can order some breakfast items all day
• Coast 8th graders will be given a chance to explore possible career fields at third annual expo
• Flo Rida to play MGM Park's first hip-hop concert
• Mississippi woman killed in head-on crash near Hammond
• Both lanes open following rollover accident on I-10 in Jackson County
• Manufacturers' Midway to crash Cruisin' Swap Meet
• Car of the Day: 1950 Mercury
• Masked Cruiser: Mission accomplished with first class salute to veterans
• William Carey ranked as a top college for women
• Gulfport City Council adds interpreter for hard of hearing
• Promise of roadwork moves Biloxi's ninth casino closer to construction
• Where's the $315K? Bay St. Louis mayor vetoes call for federal probe
• Friends, Hancock High grads killed in Lakeshore crash were moving back home
• Two men arrested in Jackson County pharmacy burglary are suspects in other cases
• Pass Christian, D'Iberville firefighters arrested in golf cart theft
• New details: Toddler allegedly stabbed by mother in Jones Park
• Moss Point woman to pay thousands for food stamp fraud
• Brian Allee-Walsh: This just in: New Orleans Saints haven't been left for dead
• Dustin Johnson back on a team after 2-year absence
• Ole Miss says LB CJ Johnson has meniscus surgery, expected to miss 4-6 weeks
• SUN HERALD | Editorial: Documents on two lakes project should be online
• ANTHONY PARK: Thanks, Cruisers for sharing vehicles
• JAY MENGEL: Respect the ecology, history of the Pascagoula River
• PATRICK HAMEL: Why not hybridize the use of solar energy?
• New-look Chicago Blackhawks aiming for historic title
• Upstart Cubs face steady Pirates in NL wild card
• Sound Off for Oct. 7
• KATHLEEN PARKER: The GOP (New) McCarthyism
• ELI LAKE: Clinton can thank Obama for her Benghazi headache
• WALTER WILLIAMS: Suppressing free speech and global warming dissidents
• Outside voices contribute to Jackson's dismissal from JSU
• Former Coast standouts Rainey, Mikell earn honorary PRCC scholarship awards
• Resurrection lone Coast team ranked in latest AP prep poll
• By the numbers: South Mississippi's football leaders through Week 7:
• Pearl River C.C. to induct 5 into Sports Hall of Fame
• Southern Miss offense rolling with OC Chip Lindsey making the calls
• 9 thoughts: So, was that the right call after all on Friday?
• Boo Ferriss is more than Mississippi's best ball player; he's the gift who keeps on giving