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BEACH FOR EACH: City of Tybee and Savannah AMBUCS team up to provide beach wheelchairs ensuring equitable beach access for all
There’s truly something special about a day at the beach. The sand, the sunshine, the sea — simple pleasures that bring so much joy. The beach presents an invitation to both relaxation […]
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PROPERTY MATTERS: City settles ‘illegal’ utility fees lawsuit for $3.5M
Hundreds of property owners could be getting a refund after the city of Savannah settled a lawsuit challenging utility connection fees charged to commercial and residential property owners. On Sept. […]
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FROM PORT TO PALETTE: Robert Morris’ art finds its place at Ships of the Sea
OPENING RECEPTIONOpening celebration with the artist: Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum 41 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. Wednesday, October 11, 5:30pm Free admission. Cash bar available After serving 20 […]
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KAREN MILLS: Bridging laughs across borders at District Live
KAREN MILLSFriday, September 22 — performance at 7:30 p.m. | doors open at 6:30 p.m. While Comedian Karen Mills has a southern accent, she ensures that her humor is universal. […]
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THE CONNECT FIVE: Shows you shouldn’t miss this week
DAMNED TO EARTH + WYNDRIDER + DOOF @ EL ROCKO LOUNGE FRI SEPT 22 | 9 PM Sludge metal is a Southern thing, and an argument can be made that […]
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HOW DOES THIS SOUND? New UGA/GA Tech study shows our classic Georgia accent is fading fast
A collaborative study between the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech has found the classic Southern accent is undergoing rapid change in Georgia. The instigator? Generation X. “We found that, […]
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JAUDON SPORTS: High School Football mid-season storylines
Five weeks into the 2023 high school football season, several Savannah teams have emerged as playoff and championship contenders. The race for area Player of the Year is beginning to […]
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EAT IT AND LIKE IT: ‘Street Somm’ puts the Hostess City in the spotlight
I think it is fair to say that it has been a great year in food around here so far. There are a couple more months left for some surprises, […]
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FOLK ARTIST CHRIS ROBERTS: Just Telling Stories
As a young man, self-taught folk artist Chris Roberts (b.1959) had a mentor called George Haslam. His best friend’s great uncle and an outgoing conversationalist and journalist, Roberts affectionately called […]
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IT’S BACK! NEWS OF THE WEIRD
Mistaken Identity As dog-walkers passed the Seascape Cafe in Chapel St. Leonards, England, on Sept. 6, they were startled to see what they thought was a "ritual mass murder" inside, […]
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PROPERTY MATTERS: Court memo raises concerns about funding for federal building’s renovation
Employees that work in downtown Savannah’s Tomochichi Federal Building and US Courthouse, including a federal judge, recently informed city officials of their concerns about a funding shortfall they said threatens […]