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Ordained role for married Catholics grows
The Revs. Bienvenido Perez Jr. and Albert Fisher serve communion during a Mass in the chapel of St.
Potential buyers opt to rent, lease
House for rent House for rent T wo or three years ago, homes in the Savannah area sold almost as soon as they were put up for sale.
Vallambrosa Plantation development plan recommendations delayed by planning commission
Concerns by nearby residents prompted the Metropolitan Planning Commission on Tuesday to delay its recommendations on the rezoning and Planned Unit Development master plan of Vallambrosa Plantation.
A crash on Georgia 204 near Georgetown made a mess of traffic this afternoon. It happened just before 3pm. via WTOC-TV Savannah
Economy 101: Saving at the pump
“Starting and stopping uses a lot of gasoline”
When it comes to the economy, fuel prices seem to dictate pretty much everything. via WTOC-TV Savannah
Abercorn construction ties up motorists
“It's been pretty bad, I know from this intersection it's been backed up as far as Georgetown”
If you've been traveling down Abercorn you've probably noticed a lot of construction. via WTOC-TV Savannah
Orff workshop caters to teachers, students and parents
More than 50 students and teachers attended the daylong Coastal Empire Orff Festival. via SavannahNow
Paying their respects to the 1950s, a trio called 'Girlfriends'
“Girlfriends sing wonderful music”
The singing group, Girlfriends, belts out another song. The singers, are : Jamie Kelso, Sandy McCloud, and Susan Ambrose. via SavannahNow
Pizza driver assaulted, robbed
“Get down on the ground. If you get up, I am strapped”
A pizza delivery driver was pulled out of a car window, slammed to the ground and robbed by three suspects Tuesday night in Georgetown . via SavannahNow
Mother hopes for safe return of teen
“From all accounts, Myers was out partying as well”
A Richmond Hill teen remained missing Tuesday, days after she was reportedly caught on video being forced into a vehicle by an ex-boyfriend. Melinda Poole, 19, has been missing since Saturday and police are ... via The Coastal Courier
“There are no county ordinances governing ponds”
The body of a 2-year-old girl was found Wednesday floating in a pond behind her West Chatham home, and Savannah-Chatham police are investigating the drowning. via SavannahNow
Georgetown Piggly Wiggly closing Saturday
“The Pig has always had quality groceries”
If you've been inside the Piggly Wiggly on King George Boulevard lately, you probably noticed the slim pickings inside and the "25 per- cent off everything" sign outside. via SavannahNow
Cold Weather Plays Role in House Fire
“I never expected anything in my lifetime for this to happen to me”
Today's cold temperatures played a role in a fire that destroyed a southside home this morning. via WTOC-TV Savannah
Inspections Important for Keeping Chimney Safe
“Chimney is the most neglected part of the home it never gets seen”
We first told you yesterday about a man's house burning down at a home in Knightsbridge subdivision just off King George Boulevard. via WTOC-TV Savannah
Early-Morning Fire Destroys Georgetown Home
A huge fire destroyed a home in Georgetown early Monday morning, displacing two people. via WTOC-TV Savannah
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Contractor falls from tree trimming machine: missing for hours
At 10:30 p.m. Thursday night, Sheriff Pete Smith, Sumter County Sheriff's Office, called the Times-Recorder > with information that Jim Carson, a tree trimmer, from Georgetown, Ga. via Americus Times-Recorder, Americus, Ge...
Communication Center coordinator offers glimpse into 911
“A dispatcher must make more decisions in one hour than most people have to make in a lifetime. Don't curse or take out your frustrations on them. They are there to get you help as soon as possible. Treat them with all the respect they deserve.”
Janice Kenny, the Savannah-Chatham 911 Communication Center coordinator, answers questions during a meeting of the Port Wentworth Community Watch. via SavannahNow
Unfortunately, the days leading up to Christmas, 2007, were full of crime stories. via WTOC-TV Savannah
Military Salute--The Links at Georgetown
“He's a part of our family here, he's part of our community and he deserved to be recognized for what he's sacrificed for all of us”
It's not every day that a community comes together to help a neighbor many have never even met. via WTOC-TV Savannah