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Rock Injection

Stewart Marshall IS tired. No, make that exhausted. It’s no wonder. As the point man for Rock The Cure 2005, this professional musician has been scurrying around for weeks, hammering out deals, troubleshooting possible snafus, and acting as a liason between over twenty different bands and solo artists, seven different venues, and countless soundmen, stagehands,…

Jim Reed

The Blotter

St. Patrick’s Day Edition   • A man was observed by police using a lighter near Factors Walk to ignite a T-shirt that read, “Elite Event Specialist.” The man then spun the shirt around his head while it was in flames. He extinguished it by beating the shirt on the ground. The man was arrested…

Savannah Police

Around the world in 18 months

In 1997, 22-year-old Rigel Crockett stepped aboard the 179-foot sailing ship Picton Castle, embarking on his dream of sailing around the world. Next week, the Nova Scotia native, now living in Savannah, will embark on another kind of tour— promoting Fair Wind and Plenty of It: A Modern Day Tall Ship Adventure, the memoir of…

Phyllis Anne Guilmette

Letters to the Editor

KINGSTON MAKES ‘OUTRAGEOUS’ CLAIM ON SOCIAL SECURITY Editor, At a recent town hall meeting on Tybee Island, Congressman Jack Kingston made the case for the Bush administration proposal for reforming Social Security. He gave a polished presentation complete with Power Point slides. He then took questions from the floor and even stayed past the allotted…

Connect Savannah Staff

A time of fellowship & festivals

Any time you beat three meter maids three times running in downtown Savannah is a lucky day. Second only to waking up and finding the five baby chicks you bought the day before still alive – even if you’re not supposed to get an odd number because they tend to pair up, leaving one out…

Jane Fishman

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