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Give for the gulf
Armstrong Atlantic State University launches year-long relief effort for hurricane victims
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A poem for these times
Last week I left town for a few days to join some friends who were walking a segment of the 2,160-mile Appalachian Trail. Instead of spending the night on the trail, we opted for a modest bed and breakfast in the equally modest Hot Springs, N.C. That is where I saw this Wendell Berry poem…
?Julliard charged a whole lot more than us?
Love music, but feel informationally-challenged? Learn about the Savannah Music Festival’s latest attempt at continuing eductaion…
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LETTER FROM HURRICANE HELL Editor, I just returned from hell. It can be found in a vast area between Biloxi. Miss., and New Orleans. I served briefly at a makeshift shelter in a small part of that seemingly endless stretch of utter devastation in a place that was once Bay St. Louis, Miss. While it…
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Get your oompah on
Quietly and consistently, Savannahs Oktoberfest celebration has become the areas second-largest public event — second only to that really big deal that goes on here each March. Well get 200,000 people to attend over the course of the weekend, depending on the weather, says Kenny Hill, assistant director of the Savannah Waterfront Association. If the…
?Nashville needs an enema?
The Jinx is bringing a rock and roll lend to town – an (allegedly) blood drinkin’, (allegedly) spouse-abusin’, (admittedly)
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The Marshall Tucker Band plays River Street?s OktoberFest






