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In addition to removing debris and making any needed repairs, there are other safety considerations to keep in mind after a storm damages your property.

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Department of Health warns of safety after the storm
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Thu,03/31/22-12:58PM , 10,561 Reads
JACKSON — The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) continues to monitor the health impacts of recent severe weather. Significant power outages, home repairs, and flooding can create dangerous and potentially life-threatening situations, even days after the storms have ended.
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West Tally lauded on college readiness honors list
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Tue,03/29/22-12:15PM , 10,625 Reads
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TVIfiber starts Phase 3 construction
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Fri,03/25/22-10:23AM , 3,509 Reads
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Participating in a recent ServSafe class in Charleston are, from left, MSU Extension Agent Anna Austin, Ricky Tipton, Brenda Willis, Ayden Brooks, Henry Autman, Shamiya Autman and MSU Extension Agent Ontenncia Boclear. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Meek Foundation facilitates ServSafe food management classes in Charleston
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Thu,03/24/22-3:18PM , 2,175 Reads
Last week, The Ed and Becky Meek Foundation hosted a ServSafe Food Manager Certification course in Charleston for members of the community.
Five individuals, including three East Tallahatchie School District students, participated in the two-day certification course.
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