There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our News & Notes. 200 Club selling Boston Butts to […]
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Connect Savannah News & Notes
There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our News & Notes. Savannah Philharmonic Conductor Keitaro Harada receives […]
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NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK: More to explore at Live Oak Public Libraries
April 24 through 29 happens to be National Library Week, a special observance celebrating libraries and all of the opportunities they present to the communities they serve. This year’s theme […]
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Live Oak Public Libraries and Coastal Heritage Society partner to offer free museum passes
Live Oak Public Libraries cardholders in Chatham, Effingham, and Liberty Counties now have access to a new benefit. The library system has partnered with Coastal Heritage Society to offer a […]
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National Library Week is here!
From April 7 through 13, we celebrate our libraries and the services they provide our communities
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Savannah’s Carnegie Library recognized as one of Georgia’s 10 Most Beautiful
HELEN WASHINGTON likes to say she has a “living room with a view.” The sprightly senior has lived on Henry Street for over 60 years, most of them in the […]
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Year in Review: Top Ten from Savannah news & politics
LET’S GET this out of the way: This is a roundup of the top 10 local news and politics stories from 2016. So Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton aren’t listed […]
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The plot thickens at the Library
LOOKING FOR a harrowing tale of drama and suspense, with just the right touch of absurdity? Look no further than your public library. And I’m not talking in a literary […]
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Who’s leading the library?
“There is a huge stake here in what a library can do for the citizens of a community”
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Savannah Children’s Book Festival: Kate DiCamillo
ASK any fourth grader if they’ve ever heard of Because of Winn-Dixie, and you’ll probably see a pair of eyes light up. The warm, funny story of lonely Opal and […]
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Ain’t misbehavin’…much
After discovering Ola Wyeth’s depth, an intergenerational posse of audacious acolytes have founded the Women’s History Committee of Savannah to shine a light on the character, commitment and courage of our city’s forgotten females.
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Savannah Children’s Book Festival: Rosemary Wells
‘Screens are bad for children. I believe overuse of screens is a thalidomide of the 21st century.’