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Beaumont was reportedly in business with a Marlboro man and lived on an island in the middle of Lake Wabana.

Beaumont was reportedly in business with a Marlboro man and lived on an island in the middle of Lake Wabana.

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Christen Raanes, owner of The Little Wine Shoppe in midtown, said masks are currently optional for customers. "We will continue to follow the state and local ordinances regarding mask usage but are not hesitant to mandate mask usage if we feel that the officials are too slow to take action in the midst of climbing numbers," Raanes said. The seven-day average for Mississippi COVID-19 cases as reported by the Mississippi State Department of Health was 221 on July 1, 476 on July 14 and 738 on Ju...

Gulftech International acquires biotech company Gulftech International™ and Verdant Technologies™ announce a definitive agreement in which Gulftech will acquire Verdant. The transaction, expected to close later this month, occurs just as Verdant begins its commercial launch into the ag tech industry servicing food and flora sectors. Verdant brings 1-MCP solutions to market designed to help the produce and floral industries deliver fresher, longer-lasting products in a simple, portable and r...

The sense of distrust, mistrust, fear going on among the people, contradictory information about the nuclear system, the aftershocks are terrifying. there have been many of them, quite strong. we feel them all the time. then sort of a sense of no one knows whats going to happen next, combined with its brutally cold, a lack of food, a lack of fuel, and lack of information. none of that is a big surprise to me. >> this confusion, contradictory information, it definitely feels like that from here i...

P. in japan today, the death toll is 4,313, but 8,306 people are still listed as missing. 2,282 are injured. meanwhile, there are fears about the growing nuclear situation, so much so that many people are going to the airports to try to leave. cnns soledad obrien joins me live from tokyo. you just got back from the airport. whats going on there? >> reporter: yeah. we flew in, our flight was pretty full and crowded, when we got there, late at night japan time, the airport was not packed but wev...

Fukushima nuclear reactors, we saw what looked like a cloud of smoke rising over reactor number 3. officials saying they believe there was no breach of the containment vessel and it probably was vapor, not smoke. theres also been some developments at a nuclear plant south of that. in pakistan, american cia contractor raymond davis has been released from jail after the families of the two men he killed in january forgave him. the u.s. official says he has left the country. davis said he shot th...

Yesterday trying to give a lot of information and the emperor was on television as well, speaking to the japanese people, which as you know is a very rare event. >> yes. >> reporter: which was both comforting to people, especially the elderly, but also an indication of how severe the crisis is, if the emperor who very, very, very rarely goes on television proactively in a crisis is addressing the people. i think its sort of that consistently, well, it must be a very bad crisis but everybody is s...

So more than 24 hours ago. witnessing the flight of rebels from the town of ajdabiya, eastern town of ajdabiya. there were second hand reports of the journalists being swept up by advancing libyan government forces, but nobody could confirm this. at this point, we have confirmed that four missing journalists there are four missing journalists, the beirut bureau chief for "the new york times," steven ferrell, reporter and videographer kidnapped by the taliban in 2009 and rescued by british comman...