Gov. Haley Barbour and other opponents of health-care reform are making final efforts to derail an upcoming House vote on the Senate health-care package this Sunday.
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The roughly 70,000 visitors who will descend on Jackson this weekend for Mal's St. Paddy's Parade will bring more with them than green clothing and a strong thirst. The parade, now in its 28th year, has an overall economic impact…
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It's time for Jackson's biggest citywide party, all centering on Mal's St. Paddy's Parade, which steps off at 1 p.m. Saturday at State and Court streets in downtown Jackson. Even if you're not a parade kind of person, venues all…
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Sitting on Gov. Haley Barbour's desk this morning awaiting his signature is a bill designed to give Mississippi's stalking laws some bite. House bill 1309 revises and strengthens the definition of stalking and creates more appropriate penalties.
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The city will look at savings within each department to cover a potential $2.3 million *shortfall in sales tax estimates for fiscal year 2010, Mayor Harvey Johnson Jr. told council members today.
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Jackson Mayor Harvey Johnson Jr. will deliver a presentation to the city council at an afternoon committee meeting today that will entail a plan to cover budget shortfalls without cutting city staff or services, city spokesman Chris Mims said.
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Jackson police reported 226 crimes last week, up from 177 the previous week, according to crime statistics released at a Jackson Police Department command staff meeting this morning. Officers reported 190 property crimes, up from 144 the previous week, and…
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When Keisha Varnell walks down the hallways of Lanier High School, she remembers what it was like to face peer pressure but admits today's students have it a lot harder. "The issues now are so much more intense…
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State Corrections Commissioner Christopher Epps announced yesterday that Mississippi will end its practice of separating male HIV-positive prisoners from other inmates beginning in May, reports WDAM. Mississippi currently houses 152 HIV-positive prisoners in a segregated unit in Parchman.
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Mar 20, 2010
Barbour Leads Anti-Health Reform Rhetoric
Brian C Johnson: Browse down on this page to see the latest outrageous signs from the teabaggers. We have Obama emerging…
Mar 20, 2010
St. Paddy's A Boon for the City
NewJackson: Ben Allen is this the actual design of the convention center hotel http://www.downtown-jackson.com/index.php/developments/development-info/101/, if it is it will…
Mar 19, 2010
Barbour Leads Anti-Health Reform Rhetoric
ladd: BTW, we just added in this *very* vital information to the story above; please do not believe the myth that this…
Mar 19, 2010
Barbour Leads Anti-Health Reform Rhetoric
ladd: Here's a link to a factcheck of health-care statements on both sides.
Mar 19, 2010
Barbour Leads Anti-Health Reform Rhetoric
Brian C Johnson: As for the dreaded "deem and pass," only a Washington politician like Barbour could imagine that the American people…
Mar 19, 2010
Barbour Leads Anti-Health Reform Rhetoric
Brian C Johnson: I am sure that Barbour would have railed against the passage of Medicare and Medicaid as well. Without these…
Mar 19, 2010
Medical Examiner Bill Sent To Barbour
WMartin: LOL @ Jbreland, He can use that in his campaign ads.
Mar 19, 2010
Seale Conviction Upheld Again
Brian C Johnson: I acknowledge that the "permanent vacation" comment was hyperbole. I stand behind my comment that he is not particularly engaged.
Mar 19, 2010
Medical Examiner Bill Sent To Barbour
jbreland: Then again, if we can't put innocent people in prison, what will the Innocence Project do with their time? Lets…