Hey, Dude: ten years of A.T. Hun For guests planning to attend A. T. Hun Art Gallery’s Tenth Anniversary Party this Saturday, it’s not necessary to watch The Big Lebowski, […]
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Attack of the Ten Foot Woman Saturday night was a little slower than usual at Sweet Leaf Smokery & Eatery on Abercorn Street. The mellow evening gave server Caleigh Dinello […]
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Kids (and adults) say the darndest things In August I asked my cousin Kate, age 10, for input on articles for Kidsville News, a local children’s magazine. I’d been writing […]
Waterworld
JUST A FEW STEPS past the lobby of the University of Georgia’s Marine Education Center and Aquarium (MECA) on Skidaway Island, visitors will soon be able to enter an underwater […]
Rock lobster
FOR HUNDREDS of visitors to the aquarium on Skidaway Island over the years, meeting Clifford the Spiny Lobster was a highlight of the trip. For over 15 years, until this […]
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If he grills it, they will come Two years ago Wayne Jackson had a big idea–nothing new for the Richmond Hill home builder and shopping center developer. But Jackson’s latest […]
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Famous writers in print and still alive Among the books on my kitchen table is How to Become a Famous Writer Before You’re Dead, by Ariel Gore, which is full […]
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A little R&R The tsunami of momentum surrounding curbside recycling in Savannah offers an opportunity to mention the other two environmental “R’s” that are often overlooked except around Earth Day. […]
College Issue: Write on
LOCAL UNIVERSITY and city police train together following the Virginia Tech shootings. Georgia students become ineligible for HOPE scholarships. A popular university student leader dies just weeks after his leukemia […]
College Issue: Workin’ it
RUNNING ERRANDS TODAY? The cashier at Walmart, the “gofer” at your lawyer’s office, and the barista making coffee for your quick pick-me-up may all have homework on the brain. With […]
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What’s the frequency, Jerry? Last Wednesday I sat in my car outside the house, groceries wilting, listening to the last half of Warren Zevon’s “Werewolves of London” on the radio. […]
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Taking stock of Katrina, two years later Anniversaries are good reasons to catch up with friends. With Wednesday, August 29 marking the two year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall in […]
