GEORGIA SUPERIOR Court judges are elected officials! Wow… Who knew? I always thought they were appointed. How does a citizen make an informed decision when voting for a judge? Is […]
Jeff Brochu
No punches pulled
YOU WANT CHANGE? How’s this for change? Elect former heavyweight boxing champion of the world Larry Holmes as our 44th president. That respect issue our current president has? I dare […]
Alarmingly good eating
A call for a dumpster fire blares to Savannah Fire & Emergency Services Station 3 as I’m arriving at headquarters to eat dinner with Fire Chief Charles G. Middleton and […]
Vaulting back in time
MY MIDDLE finger was dislocated on my last back-handspring attempt. Now it’s 29 years and 45 pounds later. There’s a huge difference between weightlifting and exploding a front tuck off […]
Art, dangerously
“Experiencing art should be dangerous enough, or at least have the potential of hurting you. Of severing a limb,” says local writer/director Greg LeSar of his thesis exhibition Life is […]
Finger-pickin’ good
Since summer 2003, I’ve called Savannah home: It was February of 2008 before I found out that Savannah’s Bamboo Farm & Coastal Gardens existed. And even then it was just […]
Finger-pickin’ good
Since summer 2003, I’ve called Savannah home: It was February of 2008 before I found out that Savannah’s Bamboo Farm & Coastal Gardens existed. And even then it was just […]
The craft of cooking
What a fun way to live an evening. The Kitchens on the Square cooking class has finally arrived and six couples and I are having a ball. It starts with […]
Cuisine: Jailhouse gourmet
For the over 1800 inmates in the Chatham County Detention Center, breakfast has been served. ABL Management, based in Baton Rouge, La., serves inmate meals on a precise schedule: Breakfast […]
Viva Alegre!
I’m celebrating my 46th birthday at Rancho Alegre Cuban Restaurant. Rancho Alegre translates to “Happy Ranch,” which sounds like a place to enjoy life. While it’s great to have special […]
Real food for Real Talk!
IN 1977 I wasn’t allowed by my adoptive parents to see a Led Zeppelin concert. I chose not to go to Berlin to see the wall come down. Nowadays I […]
My lunch with the mayor
SAVANNAH MAYOR OTIS JOHNSON and I are getting to know each other over lunch at Geneva Geneva’s restaurant. We’re discussing his travels across the globe, and I ask him about […]
