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November 06, 2009
Local chaplain says now is the time for military to pull together
A local military chaplain comments about the tragedy at Fort Hood that left 13 people dead. The suspect is a major in the military.
Hwy. 275 Now Reopened
Hwy. 275 in Effingham County has now reopened after being shut down earlier by an accident involving a truck vs. a train.
Location for Data Destruction Day
Saturday at the Chatham County Conservation Education Resource Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Imperial Sugar Almost Back to %100
It’s been almost two years since the deadly explosion at the Imperial Sugar Plant in Port Wentworth… claiming 14 lives and injuring forty more.
Now, after 22 months, operations are nearly back to 100%.
Moment Of Silence For Fort Hood Soldiers
Defense Secretary Robert Gates called the order throughout the Defense Department.
Moment of Silence For Fort Hood Victims Observed
A moment of silence at military bases across the United States just took place. Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, directed a moment of silence throughout the Department of Defense today to honor the victims in Thursday’s attack at Fort Hood, Texas.
Orlando Office Building Shooter Arrested: 1 Person Confirmed Dead
40-year old shooting suspect, Jason Rodriguez, caught by SWAT team at his mother’s house. He turned himself in without incident. One person is confirmed dead while five others are injured.
Savannah Arts Academy Named Georgia School of Excellence
Georgia’s state schools superintendent, Kathy Cox, named Savannah Arts Academy one of 27 Georgia Schools of Excellence.
Multiple Stories of Latest Information on Ft. Hood Shootings
Family reaching out to law enforcement to offer insight. Hasan shouted “Allahu Akbar!“ before opening fire at the Texas post. Hasan slated for deployment to Iraq. Civilian police officer credited with stopping the shooting rampage.
SCCPSS: ESPLOST Revenue Not What Expected: Projects Continue
Tough economic times are hitting more than just households and businesses. It’s also affecting how people are spending, which means revenue for ESPLOST, the penny sales tax for education, are not what officials originally predicted. SCCPSS projects continue though, but with a tightened belt.
“Apply to College” Week Begins Monday
“Apply to College” week begins on Monday and school districts across the state will fill out their applications with the help of volunteers from Georgia colleges and universities.
Former Harlem Globe Trotter Takes a Stand Against Youth Violence in Savannah
It’s no secret, basketball legend, Larry “Gator” Rivers is concerned about kids and about our community. The former Harlem Globetrotter and Beach High alum is back in his hometown today to take part in an effort stand up against youth violence.
Fort Hood Shootings Latest Information
Update 7am: One of the injured victims in yesterday’s shooting at Fort Hood has died bringing the death toll at this point to 13.
The community of Fort Hood, Texas is mourning over the loss of twelve people killed and thirty-one wounded in a mass shooting by an Army Major.
November 05, 2009
Local Soldiers React to Ft Hood Shootiing
Hunter Army Airfield, Ft Stewart on Heightened Alert. Local Families saddened, worried.
Officials Hope Florida Case Will Aid in Beaufort County Cold Case of Paul Baker
A Florida baby, missing for five days, was found alive Wednesday night and law enforcement back in Beaufort County wonder what the case there could mean for one of their cold cases.
“G-Strings” Not Welcome in Savannah Neighborhood
Would you be upset if someone planned to open a strip club in your neighborhood?
Then, you may understand what’s happening in one Midtown Savannah Neighborhood where such a plan has been floated.
It would be in the building at 41st and Bull Street that once housed club exclusive, a controversial place in its own right. That shut down last January.
News Three Community Reporter Alice Massimi says—many neighbors prefer the doors stay closed.
Army: Twelve Dead In Ft. Hood, Tx. Shootings
UPDATE: Army says Fort Hood shootings suspect is alive; was not killed by authorities responding to attack.
Fort Stewart, Hunter Increase Police Patrols in Response to Fort Hood Incident
The installation is making changes, after the Army confirms several dead after an incident at Fort Hood, Texas.
Fort Hood on Lockdown, Army Confirms 7 Dead, 20 Wounded
The U.S. Army has closed its massive Army base at Fort Hood, Texas, amid reports that several people have been shot and killed at the post.
UPDATE on D.I. Grill Liquor License in Savannah
Liquor licenses and a strip club application will top the debate.
Angel of Peace Sale to Benefit Families in Need
For nearly 25 years, Savannah’s Martin de Porres Society has been making the holidays a little brighter for those in need. This season, they’re asking for your help to provide groceries and gift bags to hundreds of children and families in our community.
House Democrats Aim for Saturday Health Reform Vote
The House is pushing toward a historic vote this weekend on President Barack Obama’s proposed 10-year, $1.2 trillion health care overhaul.
FL Baby Found Alive Under Bed
Florida authorities have found a missing baby alive under her baby sitter’s bed and say they’re planning to charge the baby sitter, her husband and the child’s mother.
November 04, 2009
More in South Carolina Packing Heat
You never know who’s carrying a gun, and these days more folks are doing it legally. In South Carolina, new weapons permits almost doubled this year.
UPDATE: Accused Sex Offender In Custody
Authorities said the suspect turned himself in late Wednesday evening.
SCCPSS: Teachers Protest Possibility of More Furloughs
Most school districts across the state implemented furlough days so they could meet their budgets. Savannah-Chatham County school teachers and staff received 3 furlough days while executive staff took 5. Now, teachers, parents and children are saying, please, no more furloughs.
SCCPSS: Negative Cash Balance: Board Approves Tax Anticipation Note
With tough economic times, changes in state funding and a delay in property tax collection the Savannah-Chatham County school district officials are predicting a negative cash balance for the months of November and December.
SCCPSS Student of the Month Named for Sept./Oct.
The school board and Superintendent Lockamy are recognizing two students of the month, one for September and one for October.
2010 District Athletic Reclassification
The school board learned about the district athletic reclassification. The 2010 reclassification will last for 4 years, which is new. The board does not have a say. Classification is decided by principals at each of the high schools.
SCCPSS: Superintendent Letter To Employees About Budget Grim
On Monday, Superintendent, Dr. Thomas Lockamy sent and email to teachers and staff members saying “regrettably, public school systems like ours are not immune to state funding reductions and must quickly react to any downward adjustment in state revenue.“ The school board meets today and teachers and staff will be protesting the possibility of more furloughs.




