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More than a decade ago, they toted lunch boxes and backpacks. Now the Coastal Empire's graduating private and public high school seniors hold only one thing in their hands: a diploma.

Parenting tip of the week: Oh, the joy of thte holidays
The holidays are here again and so are family gatherings. This time together may present an opportunity to bond with family members, but it can also be a source of stress.

Accentt in brief
COMING MONDAY: A comedy troupe at Jenkins High focuses on improv

Weak dollar dilemma
Sure, you may pay more for stuff here. But the world is buying more U.S. goods.

The world looks at crime in Savannah
City Talk

Around the Watercooler

Savannah arrests

Planning commission
Chatham County-Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission agenda.

Etiquette: Americans and Brits speak a different language
More than a common language seperates the British and the Yanks

Newsmakers
People on the move in the Savannah Area

Legal viewpoint: Look out for that lien
Liens can offer protection in property deals

First Cup: Firefighters know how to work together

City Talk
New gallery opens on east side

What's That Construction Project
Renovation of Armstrong Atlantic State University administration building

Buisness Calendar

Public Safety Day to feature rides, demonstrations, food
The Bryan County Fire Department will hold its annual Public Safety Day on Saturday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Kroger Shopping Center in Richmond Hill.

Editorial: Gunk science

Editorial: And the nominee is ...

Guest column: Roads lead to appreciation of freedoms that sacrifice secured

Editorial: Pause to remember

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

BREAKING NEWS: Arts grants announced
An auxiliary group of the Telfair Museum of Art has been awarded an endowment of $50,000 by the Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation to host an annual lecture that focuses on African-American Arts.

Memorial Day ceremony at Bonaventure draws 100.
Locals marked the passing of Memorial Day with a morning ceremony at Bonaventure Cemetery. Veterans say the ceremony pays tribute to fallen heroes.

Forgotten Fliers
They were America's best pilots, and they never flew a mission.

The Radicals
Kellie Gasink and William Pleasant have demonstrated against everything from contamination at Mother Matilda Park to the burning of the local Islamic center.

Chess may help boys do better in school.
Proponents believe chess develops cognitive thinking skills and motivates students.

Federal security forces will descend on Savannah this week
Federal security forces will start moving into Savannah this week as Memorial Day toursits move out of hotels

Movie Releases
A look at new releases and movies playing in local theaters

Summit Talk
Notes and quotes concerning the upcoming festivities.

Girl Scouts national conference in Savannah to target Latinas

Residents, board say no deal on rezoning for Rincon store
RINCON - Rezoning to allow a convenience store at the intersection of two major crossroads just southwest of Rincon was denied Monday night after area residents complained it would increase traffic problems.

These officers don't tote a gun
Six community service specialists handle the lighter side of police work.

Vox Populi: "... maybe we should vote Lance Armstrong for president. He knows how to ride a bike."
Voice of the people

Vox Populi: "Where can I get a permit to demonstrate against the ACLU?"
Voice of the people

Constructing a community
The Ashley Midtown development replaces Garden Homes with mixed use units ranging from apartments to single-owner homes.

Pane & Perseverance
Unique lead windows will once again look out from the Tison House when a restoration reflects its former glory.

Health Notes

CrimeStoppers

Power restored to most of Chatham County

Turning up the heat at Oglethorpe Speedway
Saturday's Redneck Fireworks will feature the Green Mamba Jet Car in what's sure to be a white-hot show.

Correction

Cancer patients make the fashion scene
Runway to Recovery fashion show steps off June 7.

A father's bitterness and anger over war lives forever
Bloomingdale man?s anguish over son?s death in Korea spelled out on granite marker.

Brazillian singer/songwriter defies musical definition
A review of Renato Braz during the second night of the Wachovia Jazz Series at the 2004 Spoleto USA Festival

Philly pianist embodies spirit of jazz
A Spoleto Festival review

Bring on the brawn
Southern Isles Bodybuilding Championships return to town Saturday.

World-renowned dance troupe evokes riotous response from Sunday afternoon audience
A Spoleto Festival review

Briefly
Announcements, meetings and more

Briefly
Announcements, meetings and more

Community Calendar
Your community events guide

Your Week Calendar
Your community events guide to March 5-11

Community Calendar
Your community events guide

Memorial Day Openings and Closings
Holiday schedule for government offices, services and businesses.

Savannah Crime Watch
Reported Crime: May 16-22

Summit Talk
Notes and quotes concerning the upcoming festivities.

Jimmie Johnson wins Coca-Cola 600
CONCORD, N.C. - A return to his team's namesake track was all it took to snap Jimmie Johnson's string of disappointments.

South Effingham splits with Cartersville
South Effingham split a doubleheader with Cartersville in their state Class AAA semifinal series

Green's homer sparks Braves over Expos
Nick Green's first career home run sparked the Braves to an 8-2 win over the Expos

Braves' bullpen unravels in loss to Phillies
PHILADELPHIA - You take your inspiration wherever you can find it.

South Effingham takes on Cartersville in Class AAA semifinals
South Effingham takes on Cartersville in the Class AAA semifinals

Seegar will have to rebuild career path after first loss
Savannah boxer Al Seegar will have to rebuild his career path after first loss

Bulldogs lackluster in road win
No. 10 Georgia 14, Ole Miss 9

Braves not worried about .500 record
Braves not worried about .500 record

Sports briefs
local and national briefs

Class AAA pitcher gets surprise start for Braves

Sports briefs
LSU advances in softball World Series

New points system favors johnson
New points system favors Jimmie Johnson

Title

Tigers' Bonine shuts down Braves
LAKELAND, Fla. - Tigers manager Jim Leyland was as surprised as anyone that Eddie Bonine would be on the flight to Milwaukee for the Tigers' final two exhibition games.

LOCAL BOWLING SCORES
Weekly honor roll from Hunter (H), Savannah (S) and Victory (V) lanes:

Davies looks to step off personal roller coaster
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - It wasn't supposed to be this way.

Cadets still undefeated in rifle
High school roundup

Local and National sports briefs
UGA's Felton finally under contract.

Movie Releases
A look at new releases and movies playing in local theaters





 
 

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