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Pause the paving: Pooler residents plan march on city hall for Friday and Tuesday
When Trish Brown first moved to Pooler 10 years ago, she said it was for some key quality-of-life reasons: so her husband could be closer to his job, so they would be closer to their kids and their school, and so they could escape from the traffic that Savannah was experiencing at the time. The traffic, though, seems to have followed them, along with congestion and accidents . To Pooler residents, living in the city feels like a constant cycle of being stuck in your car while looking out the windows at shovels in the ground for new projects,...
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Georgia Man Convicted Of Hate Crime After Threatening And Attacking Mail Carrier
William Charles Franklin, 36, of Tennille, Georgia, has been found guilty of multiple federal charges, including a hate crime enhancement, after threatening and attacking a U.S. Postal Service letter carrier. Following a two-day trial, Franklin was convicted on March 11th of obstruction of the mails, assault upon a federal officer,...
Law & Crime
Mom-to-be does the unthinkable with metal letter opener as she was giving birth: Cops
"We'll make sure that this baby will receive justice," Liner said. "It didn't have a chance at life. Not long. So it's our job to make sure that this baby does receive that." The post ‘Didn’t have a chance at life’: Woman allegedly stabs newborn to death with metal letter opener mid-childbirth, throws boy in trash first appeared on Law & Crime .
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‘We will rebuild and we’ll be back': Local Savannah restaurant continues to rebuild month after fire
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - It’s been one month since a fire in Savannah damaged the streamliner and the restaurant inside: Strangebird. Strangebird is in the rebuilding process after damage from last month’s blaze, it likely will be for a while—in the meantime, they’ll still be selling their favorite dishes on tour at other businesses.
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Wildwood woman arrested after pulled over in car with suspicious Georgia tag
A Wildwood woman was arrested for driving without a license after being stopped in a vehicle with a paper permit plate from Georgia. A deputy conducted a traffic stop on the driver of a 2011 Hyundai Sonata, later identified as 24-year-old Alona Diamond Fullwood, at County Road 466A and East County Road 462, Wildwood, at 9:54 p.m. Monday, according to an arrest report from the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office. The vehicle did not have a tag, instead displaying a piece of paper that read “Temporary Operating Permit Plate” with “TEST DRIVE” in bold letters.
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Man caught with 14.5 pounds of cocaine during traffic stop in Louisiana
A Georgia man was arrested and charged with possession of CDS II with intent to distribute and transactions involving proceeds from controlled dangerous substances after authorities found 14.5 pounds of cocaine during a traffic stop on I-10 eastbound near mile marker 41.