Tybee’s rogue St. Patrick’s parade — done in open defiance of the cancelation order — is certain to be mentioned the next time Orange Crush comes to Tybee, when locals try once again to shut down that celebration.
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Georgia’s vanishing rape kits: A special report
RAPE KITS are backing up on a monthly basis at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI). With a two-year trend of approximately 300 new rape kits submitted per month — […]
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Editor’s Note: Dorian’s Dilemma, Or How Not To Do A Hurricane Evacuation
Not only did the early evacuation cost the local economy millions, the City of Savannah curfew — which began days before Dorian’s first breeze was felt — added another layer of financial distress.
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Georgia HB 481: The politics of a woman’s uterus
On many legislative issues, lawmakers can find some common ground, but on the abortion issue, there is no middle-of-the-road
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Planned Parenthood Southeast hosts ‘Reversing Roe’ event Jan. 22
The impetus for more education about reproductive healthcare should be clear in our political climate
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Editor’s Note: Dissecting democracy in the election’s aftermath
So who is at fault? It’s complicated and bears a closer look. The issue of very long lines isn’t quite the same issue as which ballots are accepted or rejected.
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Editor’s Note: Health care – the tragedy and the promise
Niema Ross was not only one of Savannah’s most widely beloved and universally admired community members, her passing is also tragically emblematic of our nation’s long-running inability to adequately provide healthcare in a fair, equitable, and just manner.
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$19.80 vs. $19,800
In line with their mission of reducing inequality in the community, the Political Rascals’ campaign calls for a contribution of $19.80 or “simply your presence,” they say.
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Editor’s Note: Film industry at stake with Abrams vs. Kemp?
Stacey Abrams appears ready to break that mold. Not only because she’s notably not a member of an established political family, but because among other positive qualities, she likes campaigning, and she’s really good at it.
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April 21 is registration deadline for May 20 election; app available
Just a reminder that Georgians must be registered to vote by April 21 in order to participate in the May 20 Primary Election. Also on May 20 is the nonpartisan […]