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A warning to pet owners who’ve implanted a microchip in their pet. Marianne Favro reports.
A warning to pet owners who’ve implanted a microchip in their pet. Marianne Favro reports.
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Chef Lorenzo’s recipe for French Toast, prepared on Coastal Sunrise on July 4th.
Chef Lorenzo’s recipe for a seafood omelet, prepared on Coastal Sunrise on July 4th.
Chef Lorenzo’s recipe for Shimp and Grits, prepared on Coastal Sunrise on July 4th.
It’s been four years since Hurricane Katrina hit the southern coast of the United States. As part of our nation continues to heal and rebuild, a group of Savannah Arts Academy students will explore the fear, anger, and the hope that some of the victims felt through a unique multi-media play called “The Katrina Project: Hell and High Water”. News 3’s Coastal Sunrise anchor Kim Gusby talks with SAA Theatre Department Chair, Andrea Verdis about the production.
Get ready for great food, fun and excitement! The 60th annual Coastal Empire Fair gets underway Thursday, October 29th.
News 3’s Coastal Sunrise Anchor, Kim Gusby talks with Ted Aikens, president of the Coastal Empire Fair about what’s in store.
Homecoming 2009 for Savannah State University kicks into full gear Sunday, October 25th. Committee Co-Chairs,Bonita Bradley and LaSonya Stovall talk with News 3’s Coastal Sunrise Anchor Kim Gusby about the long standing tradition, the events scheduled for the week ahead, and the changes that have been made to this year’s celebration.
A Michigan judge says a man who claims he was chased, shot and beaten by workers at a store he’d just robbed can sue the men.
Immigrants not amused by “Illegal Alien” Halloween costume. Patrick Healy reports.
Dozens of artists alter their Barbie dolls for San Francisco display.NBC’s Bob Redell takes a look.
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