This year, Savannahians can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the inaugural Shamrock Ships Flotilla and complimentary Shamrocks Ships Soiree.
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Connect Savannah College Issue, Savannah Film Festival Issue, Savannah Music Festival Issue, Saint Patrick’s Day Issue, Best of Savannah Issue.
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Shamrocks in Savannah
Plant Riverside District will host its first annual Shamrocks and Shenanigans Festival from March 12 through March 17.
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Quiz: How much do you know about the 2020 elections?
This quiz by the League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia will help you put your knowledge to the test
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Get in loser, we’re going voting! How, when and where to vote in this election
THIS YEAR’S general election includes the highly anticipated presidential election, as well as two Georgia Senate races and Savannah’s district attorney and county commissioner races. It’s an important time to […]
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Pandemic shines new light on voting rights issues for people with disabilities
MY identical triplet brother Dominic and I have done a lot of work together over the years, whether it’s playing in a band together for 16 years or literally working […]
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Candidates cheat sheet
There are plenty of other races you’ll be voting for that are just as important as the big one
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Working the polls: Trainer Billy Wooten talks about what it takes
THIS YEAR’S election is sure to draw large crowds, and when voter turnout increases, so does the need for poll workers at the precincts. Ahead of the election, the Chatham […]
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In For A Penny: Final Shows @The Rail Pub / The Sand Bar
Savannah’s own Celtic punk rockers In For A Penny are hanging it up after several years of leading the Irish-American charge in our city
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O’Connell’s: ‘This is for Savannah. This is for us.’
‘It would be easy to walk away and let hotels take over downtown. But as long as I can, I’m not gonna let that happen’
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A history of Savannah’s biggest parade
Irish culture in Savannah dates back to when General James Oglethorpe first founded the colony of Georgia
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A look inside Savannah’s service industry—and how the big party doesn’t always serve them
THERE ARE so many people who make St. Patrick’s Day a reality for thousands of revelers. For every beer you drink, a bartender pours it, and a bar manager stocked […]
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Editor’s Note: A very unpredictable St. Patrick’s Day
As I write this, all systems are go for Savannah’s annual, world-famous St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. By the time you read this, of course, it’s possible that some or all of that will have changed.