Cruise terminals all over the country — in Houston, San Diego, Norfolk — have been jilted and taxpayers left with huge bills to pay. Savannah taxpayers are being asked to make a similar up-front investment, with a similar chance of success.
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Face to face with the Collective Face
‘I think the advantage of having a repertory company is that you have a family bond… With a rep company, you know beforehand who is going to playing the parts in a season.’
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Review: World War Z
Imagine Steven Soderbergh’s Contagion recast with zombies instead of Gwyneth Paltrow.
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The heart of Ultra Running
What matters — what must matter — is the now. This day, this run, this moment. Not another runner, not another race, not another set of circumstances. Right now.
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Heard any good books lately?
The growing popularity of this “boutique media platform” led Jonah Cummings to launch Pooler-based We Produce Audiobooks in April 2012 with his wife, Joy.
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Asian Festival: A taste of summer
A new touch this year are the chair-stacking Flying Dragon Acrobats — they go nearly 30 feet in the air above the stage.
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GA Power: Here doesn’t come the sun
“The coal phase hopefully is aging. Utilities are in the midst of deciding how to reinvest in America’s future,” said Gunning. The question is exactly what to invest in for our future.
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Summer Solstice Festival: 3 days of music
Zach Deputy: “It’s hard to find people that have the same kind of feel or vision for music that you do, when your vision is not narrow.”
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Curtain Call: DJ Queenan’s return
‘I absolutely love light, fluffy theater, I adore it, but I want the things we do at Bangers & Mash to have more meat to them.’
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A new beginning for Junkyard Angel
‘We cut 14 songs in three days,’ explains Stewart Marshall, one of the band’s singer/guitarists.’We really just hammered ’em out.’
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A proper jazz sendoff
Ben Tucker probably would have laughed loudest at the stories his family, friends and colleagues told about him during Monday’s memorial service at Lutheran Church of the Ascension. Reuben Tucker […]
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Summer splashes: On the water, into nature
‘It teaches children how to really be an outdoors person. You really learn what to do to sustain yourself, to keep yourself happy, during an entire day outside.’