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School board reverses decision to move Godley Station eighth graders
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'80s pop sensation Modern English, more coming to Savannah
MusicFile Productions LLC, the parent company of Savannah Stopover Music Festival, announced today that it will be promoting and producing a series of concerts over the summer months in Savannah.
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McAlister chosen new homeless authority head
Bob McAlister today was elected chairman of the Chatham-Savannah Authority for the Homeless with a pledge to tackle what he called the "many challenges" facing the agency.
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Three people charged in weekend shootings
Police have charged two men and one woman in connection with two shootings Saturday in western Chatham County.
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Georgia radio hosts fired; mocked ex-player with ALS
ATLANTA - The cast of an Atlanta sports radio show has been fired after mocking a former NFL player who has Lou Gehrig's disease, a station official said Monday.
The show, Mayhem in the AM, was broadcast on 790 The Zone Monday morning.
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School board reconsiders decision to relocate 8th graders from crowded Godley Station School to New Hampstead High
The Savannah-Chatham Public School Board may reverse its decision to move eighth-graders from crowded Godley Station K-8 to New Hampstead High.
The board will consider a new recommendation from Superintendent Thomas Lockamy during a special 4:30 p.m.
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Savannah man sentenced to probation in animal abuse case
A Savannah man today was sentenced to 12 months on probation and banned from owning animals in response to the March seizure of exotic animals housed at his southside home.
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Savannah Fire: Truck, not arson, suspected in Thursday blaze
Savannah Fire & Emergency Services investigators say there is no evidence to suggest any suspicious activity was involved with the Thursday fire that destroyed a west Savannah woodworking facility.
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