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Audit finds Southwest Middle records changed; principal reassigned
Southwest Middle School Principal Tangela Madge was removed from her position last week after auditors found evidence of grade tampering and other questionable management practices.
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Southwest Middle School Principal Tangela Madge was removed from her position last week after auditors found evidence of grade tampering and other questionable management practices.
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Chocoholics savor sweet delights
Hundreds of chocoholics sampled their favorite addictions Thursday evening during the fifth annual Chocoholic Frolic at the Savannah Civic Center.
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Hundreds of chocoholics sampled their favorite addictions Thursday evening during the fifth annual Chocoholic Frolic at the Savannah Civic Center.
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165th Airlift Wing takes high school students to new heights
The teenager pumps the unloaded shotgun rifle and smiles.
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The teenager pumps the unloaded shotgun rifle and smiles.
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Port Wentworth studies new water, sewer rates
Port Wentworth municipal leaders are mulling over new, lower rates for water and sewage services that were proposed at a City Council workshop Thursday night.
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Port Wentworth municipal leaders are mulling over new, lower rates for water and sewage services that were proposed at a City Council workshop Thursday night.
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Coastal Heritage Society celebrates 228th anniversary of climatic battle
A few minutes after dawn Thursday, Scott Smith began retelling the chain of events that decided the 1779 Siege of Savannah, an international slugfest and one of the bloodiest battles of the Revolutionary War.
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A few minutes after dawn Thursday, Scott Smith began retelling the chain of events that decided the 1779 Siege of Savannah, an international slugfest and one of the bloodiest battles of the Revolutionary War.
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Evergreen owner �ready to go to work'
Matthew Jones Sr. paid a surprise visit to a city-called meeting about keeping his long-neglected Evergreen Cemetery in good shape.
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Matthew Jones Sr. paid a surprise visit to a city-called meeting about keeping his long-neglected Evergreen Cemetery in good shape.
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Guyton man arrested in Chatham, Effingham robberies
SPRINGFIELD - A 27-year-old Guyton man was arrested early Thursday morning and charged in a series of convenience store robberies and attempted robberies in Effingham and Chatham counties that started about 9 p.m. Wednesday.
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SPRINGFIELD - A 27-year-old Guyton man was arrested early Thursday morning and charged in a series of convenience store robberies and attempted robberies in Effingham and Chatham counties that started about 9 p.m. Wednesday.
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SSU salutes the troops
Tiger Country may be steeped in orange and blue, but Savannah State University will bleed red, white and blue Saturday.
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Tiger Country may be steeped in orange and blue, but Savannah State University will bleed red, white and blue Saturday.
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Report: Tobacco revenues not spent to stop smoking
ATLANTA - Smoking prevention programs in Georgia are not benefiting from a landmark tobacco settlement signed nearly a decade ago, according to a new report from the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute.
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ATLANTA - Smoking prevention programs in Georgia are not benefiting from a landmark tobacco settlement signed nearly a decade ago, according to a new report from the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute.
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Tybee repeals shore protection ordinance
The Tybee Island City Council voted 4-2 on Thursday night to repeal the city's shore protection ordinance, which has been in place since 1999.
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The Tybee Island City Council voted 4-2 on Thursday night to repeal the city's shore protection ordinance, which has been in place since 1999.
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