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December 29, 2015

• Julian Brunt: Easy peasy: Give a nod to New Year's tradition
• Annie: Bath time pits mother and grandmother against each other
• Abby: Catholic hospitals value lives of mother and child
• New Year's resolutions gets mixed results from some Coast seniors
• Cooler weather could end red tide algae bloom
• WHAT'S HAPPENING for December (Updated Dec. 29)
• This Week events in South Mississippi: Dec. 28-Jan. 3
• Hancock County Republican Women's Club honors Cheramie
• Hollywood Casino employees hold food drive for Hancock County Food Pantry
• Hancock County Library System announces winners of Tree Gala
• State yanks funding for troubled nonprofit's programs that serve the poor
• Mild, wet winter makes crawfish abundant early
• Study: More than 90 percent of people who overdosed on opioids can still get refills
• Andrea Yeager: Ring in the new year with little effort
• CHARLIE MITCHELL: Here's to 2016 in Mississippi
• Biloxi cuts incentives for developers by 50 percent
• Mississippi Coast posts nation's highest construction-job loss
• Notable South Mississippi deaths of 2015
• Biloxi to drop oyster, D'Iberville to raise pearl for New Year's Eve
• Lawsuit settled that accused Wiggins police officers of excessive force
• Jimmy Davis, voice of MGCCC football, dies
• Cable ONE employees donation to Our Daily Bread
• Graham awarded Paul Harris Fellowship
• Ocean Springs Rotary members help ring bells
• 10 things to know if you're going to see Trump in Biloxi
• EDDIE COLBET: Gifts of kindness are the most memorable
• WILLIAM D. BLAKESLEE: How can we predict climate change?
• WILL WATSON: 'Cheap' carbon energy may cost us
• CHRIS COONS: Fight the Islamic State, and pay for it, too
• STEVE YETIV: Cheap oil's downside
• THOMAS SOWELL: 2015: The year of the big lie
• CAL THOMAS: The sum of all fears
• Can Saints win 2nd Super Bowl with aging Brees? New Orleans must make changes
• 9 thoughts: Former Coast coach Grieves excited to be back South for the winter
• Rick Cleveland: 'Dark Side' report blindsides traditional media ethics
• We've come a long way: Ole Miss' redshirt seniors reflect on road to Sugar Bowl
• Sound Off for Dec. 30
• Sound Off for Dec. 29
• Sound Off for Dec. 28
• How the Missile Defense Agency burned $231 million on an overhyped program
• Sacred Heart students hold spelling bee
• St. Vincent de Paul students score high marks at International Economic Summit
• Sacred Heart Catholic Elementary honors Sr. Julia Burke
• Carey's Tradition campus holds Winter Festival
• Ocean Springs students, Junior Civitans join efforts for Caroling for Cans event
• Court papers: Man with gun not approved to be in the U.S.
• Update: Tipsters ID bank robbery witnesses
• Ex-boyfriend stabbed Moss Point woman's guest, deputies say
• Argument over auto work leads to Jackson County shooting
• Court: Judge 'illegally lenient' in man's 4th 'fourth-offense' DWI conviction
• Former Gulfport coach leads Metamora (Ill.) to Holiday Classic championship game
• Prep roundup: Gulfport girls knock off Meridian
• By the numbers: Prep basketball stats through Dec. 29