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News & Opinion

Politics
St. Patrick's party is over... maybe. Sort of

Businesses lobby for changes
by Linda Sickler

Community
Garden City 2.0

New town plan is a response to port's growth
by Patrick Rodgers
Tags: Community, Sports

Hear and Now
Too many good choices at Book Festival
by Robin Wright Gunn
Tags: Hear and Now, Savannah Book Festival, Matt Prickett

Arts & Entertainment

Books
The bluntness of Blount

Author Roy Blount Jr. is keynote speaker at Savannah Book Festival
by Jim Morekis

Books
Solid like (Rose) Rock

Chris Rock's mom appears for Black Heritage/Book Festival
by Jim Morekis

Music & Clubs

Noteworthy
Pato Banton at Live Wire
by Jim Reed
Tags: Noteworthy, Charles Wadsworth, Pato Banton, UB40, En Vogue, Alicia Keys, MTV, Black Heritage Festival, Five Men On a Stool, Jeanette Illidge, Blueground Undergrass, Jeff Mosier, Milhouse, Turtle Folk, My Morning Jacket, Jason Mraz, Savannah Concert Association, St. Lawrence String Quartet, Rocky Horror, Cardinal Rep, Jeffrey DeVincent, Gunslinger, Pets & Animals, Video

Interview
The Black Box becomes The Listening Room

Monthly indie ALL-AGES music series debuts Friday
by Jim Reed
Tags: Interview, Jake Hodesh, Miriam Hodesh, Refuel Savannah, biodeisel, New Moon, Market Bazzar, Dare Dukes, Stan Ray, Listening Room, Randy Wood's Concert Hall, Tiny Team, Wagatail, I Scream Entertainment, Black Box, S.P.A.C.E., ALL-AGES, Kevin Rose, Superhorse, GAM, Jayhawks, Minneapolis, Daniel Johnston, Frank Black, Pixies, Hanson, Dropkick Murphys, Cowboy Junkies, SCAD, Citizen Cope, They Might Be Giants, Cat Power, Chronicles of The Landsquid, Zach Deputy, D.C., New Orleans, Video

Interview
The Fleshtones, in the flesh

NYC legends play Savannah Smiles
by Patrick Rodgers
Tags: Interview, Fleshtones, Superhorse, Tiger! Tiger!, garage-rock, Savannah Smiles, Tiny Team, REM, James Brown, CBGBs, Ramones, Talking Heads, Chuck Berry, Buzzcocks, Video

Noteworthy
The Turkey Callers play The Jinx
by Jim Reed
Tags: Noteworthy, Turkey Callers, Whiskey Dick, Tony Beasley, Bottles & Cans, Mike Walker, GAM, Anitra Warren, Men Smash Atoms, opera, Wagatail, Dead Confederate, Twin Tigers, Catherine Wheel, Screaming Trees, Athens, Nirvana, Wynton Marsalis, jazz at Lincoln Center, Savannah Music Festival, SMF, Lucas Theatre, Thelonious Monk, Johnny Mercer, Local 11 Ten, Monroe Crossing, Randy Wood's Concert Hall, Etta James, The Temptations, fiddle, Video

Film

Local Film
Out of Africa

Ethiopian filmmaker brings Seven Generations to town as part of the Savannah Black Heritage Festival
by Linda Sickler

Extras

Crosswords
"Just Add Vodka"

mixing things up a little
by Matt Jones

Earthweek
Diary of the planet
by Steve Newman

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