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AKA Bill Blaze, AKA Bill Emerson, AKA Bill Matrix. Husband, father of two, 2023 MAB Small Market Reporter of the Year. Two tours of duty in TV.
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Flood cleanup volunteers needed after Arthur’s remnants hit South Mississippi

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By Bill Snyder Verified
| WLOX-TV (Biloxi, MS) Verified
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur brought severe flooding and damage to several areas across South Mississippi on Thursday, June 19, and cleanup efforts are now underway. Ken Wetzel of New Life Disaster Relief said his team is looking for volunteers to help flood victims with a range of tasks. The ministry originally planned a church mission trip, but quickly saw the demand grow as requests for help came in. “We need your help,” Wetzel said.
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Mississippi police chiefs discuss recruitment, new laws and officer safety

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By Bill Snyder Verified
| WLOX-TV (Biloxi, MS) Verified
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — More than 300 police chiefs and law enforcement officers from across Mississippi gathered in Biloxi for the Mississippi Association of Chiefs of Police Conference to discuss training, new legislation, and public safety challenges. Long Beach Police Chief Billy Seal said the summer conference brought together top law enforcement executives for required executive-level training. “We’re touching a lot on the new Tier 5 and adjustments that were made,” Seal said.
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Recovery ministry members help build affordable homes in Hancock County

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By Bill Snyder Verified
| WLOX-TV (Biloxi, MS) Verified
HANCOCK COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) — Members of Freedom Lighthouse are helping build houses they can live in through a ministry collaboration in Hancock County. N&N Development Group is constructing 118 homes in the Bayside area and rebranding the neighborhood as Magnolia Grove. “We have 40 homes already in this neighborhood over here. We’re building 118 homes. They’re all very nice, with ready countertops, stainless steel sinks and faucets.
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