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Vox populi

Arts rail

Concerns raised about quality of Gateway's care
County commissioners ask the state to disband members of the mental health agency's service board.

Progress slow in solving Ashleigh Moore's killing
Last person to see her alive remains in jail; court appearance set for Monday

Vox Populi

Chamber gears up for another round of base closings
Panel discussion set for Tuesday.

A lower earnings forecast
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. said it expects identical store sales for the fourth quarter ending June 25 to decline by 3 percent to 4 percent, as the difficult economic and competitive environment which began in

Sack Sonny? Confederate group draws new battle lines over flag
STATESBORO, Ga. -- Some still have "Boot Barnes" bumper stickers on their pickup trucks, but members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans have a new catchphrase that aims their Georgia flag fury at a new target.

Child support docket

For ports, DaimlerChrysler a test of economic power
GPA flexes quiet muscle in attracting Sprinter van plant to Pooler.

Detective reaches 40-year mark
The man colleagues know as 'Mr. Perry' lives for his work

Saving family stories
Local storyteller, author presents first of four workshops that include hands-on writing and recording of family history at Bull Street Library Branch.

Free speech
A new treatment for people who stutter has produced amazing results and is now available in Savannah.

Fishman: Pedals or petals? This rider wants both
When I signed up in late March, riding my bike across Georgia in the BRAG program seemed like a good idea; a good chance to see other parts of the state, to get away for a few days.

Volunteers Needed

For a good cause

Weddings, Engagements, Anniversaries

Commission aims to keep HOPE alive
ATLANTA -- Since the early 1990s, the HOPE scholarship has helped send more than 700,000 Georgia students to college, making it easily one of the state's most popular government programs.

Wreck blocks traffic on interstate
An afternoon collision on Interstate 95 in Chatham County Sunday held up traffic for close to two hours, according to reports from persons at the scene.

A Father's love
10-year-old Johnny Young III is blind. But the love he shares with his dad is something special to see.

Community calendar

Father and son closer after wreck
Stepson provided aid to injured father until help could arrive

Crimewatch for June 1-7

Orwell's wife a misunderstood read
Sonia Orwell, in several biographies of her husband, comes across as part gold-digger, part Lady Macbeth.

Man in black: They may be prepared for hell, but ...
I'm on vacation this week (with my radios and cameras with me at all times, of course), so I'm repeating one of my favorite columns.

Local Joyceans gathering for Bloomsday
In July of 1998 a board of authors and scholars assembled by Random House declared James Joyce's "Ulysses" the best novel of the 20th century.

Stramm: Restored statue returned to Charles Ellis School
He's been away a while, but he's back now and looking as handsome as ever.

Utility work planned on Monday
Atlanta Gas Light Co. will be doing maintenance work at several locations in Savannah on Monday.

Hersh: France's greatest hits
The High Museum of Art is the only museum in the Southeast to host this blockbuster exhibit, drawn from Russia's State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts' world-class French painting collection.

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Child Support Enforcement is seeking Annie Anderson

Community calendar

Who gets the golden passes?
A special sticker permits elected officials and other dignitaries to park for free in Savannah and Tybee Island.

Volunteer Of The Week: Sally Arnett, MedBank Foundation Inc.

Safety tip: Protect yourself from identity theft

Savannah Morning News on the Web

Barton: A parent's prerogative: Some hopes for the Class of 2003
My daughter's training wheels came off this month. The same thing happened to thousands of other parents in the Savannah area.

Guest column: Parents must put brakes on kids' use of golf carts
We don't expect to see the picture of a beautiful young woman on the obituary page.

Letters to the Editor:

Editorial: Make parents pay up
VANDALIZING A school is like trashing a library, desecrating a church or tearing up a museum. It's a form of intellectual sacrilege, an assault on learning and the pursuit of educational excellence.

Guest Editorial: State, consumers would benefit by decentralizing the mental health system
The status of mental health in Chatham County is in jeopardy. It is a subject that is easy to avoid if an immediate family member is not affected.

Editorial: Jet-setting proposal
SOME FOLKS laughed several years ago when then-Gov. Roy Barnes put together a package of incentives to get DaimlerChrysler to locate its new van plant in Pooler. Who's laughing now?

Editorial: Leaks and leukemia
WILDA MYRICK shouldn't have to drive eight miles to take a shower. Her neighbors along Dean Forest Road worry when that will be their option, as well.

Letters to the Editor

Consistent Furyk puts finishing touches on Open victory
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- The man and the game many felt suited to win a United States Open finally did, and in the process joined a class that includes the best players of the last two generations.

Sports briefs

Golf: Woods shoots highest pro round at U.S. Open -- 75
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- We've seen the Tiger Slam. It looks like we'll now see Tiger Slammed.

NASCAR: Stewart can't catch Kenseth in points, so he'll try to pass him on track
BROOKLYN, Mich. -- Tony Stewart is too far back in the drivers' standings to pay attention to Matt Kenseth's 176-point lead. The only thing on Stewart's mind is getting through Sunday's Sirius Satellite Radio 400.

NASCAR: Busch Wins Sirius Satellite 400 at Michigan
BROOKLYN, Mich. -- The Michigan International Speedway has always required a lot of compromises, but rarely has guessing right been as important as Sunday's Sirius Satellite 400.

NASCAR: Crash caps off difficult week for Brett Bodine
BROOKLYN, Mich. -- Brett Bodine got a lot of help from his family Saturday at the Michigan International Speedway.

Guidera: Nothing good about pay for play
They used to write songs about winning one for the alma mater. Now they want kids to write a check to do it.

Racing: Mother Nature hits OSP's hard again -- in the wallet
Mother Nature struck again Friday night at Oglethorpe Speedway Park.

Bombers belt Gnats, 8-2
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Ender Chavez and Blake Whealy drove in two runs apiece to lead the Capital City Bombers to an 8-2 victory over the Savannah Sand Gnats Saturday night.

US Open: Woods' struggle continues at U.S. Open
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- Tiger Woods, the 2002 U.S. Open champion, continued to have problems with putting in this year's Open

Gnats destroy Bombers
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Salomon Manriquez, Frank Diaz, Rogearvin Bernadina and Marco Yepez each had three hits to lead an 18-hit attack as the Savannah Sand Gnats blasted Capital City.

Sports briefs

Monster truck drivers cut from a special cloth
After years of racing dragsters and running circle tracks, driving monster trucks was the next logical step, Bruce Haney said.

Golf: Furyk takes command of U.S. Open
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- Jim Furyk's bomb on the 18th hole may have served notice to the rest of the field in Sunday's final round of the U.S. Open: If they're going to catch him, they're going to have to outplay him.

Braves: Hampton, Smoltz shut down Mariners, 3-1
SEATTLE -- Mike Hampton stepped into a big setting, shrugged off his recent layoff and came out looking fabulous.

Golf: In today's dollars, Nicklaus leads money list
The book's editor, David Mackintosh, and a computer expert, Joey Kaney of Atlanta, recast the purses of PGA Tour events and the four major championships back to 1914.

Golf: Ex-Clemson golfer Byrd fifth at U.S. Open
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- Jonathan Byrd is sleeping just fine, thank you.

Spurs' 19-0 runs buries Nets, secures title
SAN ANTONIO -- With less than nine minutes to play, the New Jersey Nets led by nine Sunday night.

Swimming portion of Georgia Games continues today
The Georgia State Games Southeast District Sports Festival made its annual stop at the Chatham County Aquatic Center this weekend for a swimming competition.

Golf: Uneven talents meet on level field in U.S. Open
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- Even with a leaderboard full of international players, there is something ideally American about the U.S. Open.





 
 

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