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Patricia Heaton headlines Savannah luncheon for breast health (opens the original)
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The 24th annual Smart Women Luncheon and Expo was held Wednesday morning at the Savannah Convention Center to raise funds and awareness for breast health services. The event supports the Telfair Mammography Fund, which provides mammography and breast health services to uninsured and underinsured women. It also coincides with the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which begins Oct. 1. Attendees and supporters shared why the event holds personal significance. "We thought of people that need s
Driver describes unforgettable I-16 wreck near Hyundai Metaplant (opens the original)
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Four people died and four others were seriously injured in a midday crash on I-16 near the Hyundai Metaplant on Tuesday, which involved three vehicles and shut down the interstate for hours. Drivers who came upon the scene described it as unforgettable. Statesboro resident Joe Barthelness, who was traveling west on I-16 with his wife around 3:30 p.m., shared his experience. "My wife was actually driving, and she saw it first and just started praying immediately because she saw the medevac and th
New Chatham County rules put a 5% limit on unincorporated short-term rentals (opens the original)
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Chatham County commissioners have approved new rules for short-term rentals in unincorporated areas, setting limits on occupancy and parking and creating a five-percent cap for some rentals in each district. The commission voted unanimously Friday. Marsha Buford, commissioner of the county's 8th District, was absent and did not vote. The amendment applies to new license applications beginning immediately. Existing licenses remain valid through June 30, 2027, and owners of those licenses will hav
‘That is creepy’: hidden cameras found in Tybee Island restaurant bathrooms (opens the original)
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A former employee of a popular Tybee Island restaurant is accused of hiding cameras in the business’s men’s and women’s bathrooms. Tybee Island Police arrested 48-year-old Larry Walter Chase Jr. Tuesday and charged him with unlawful eavesdropping or surveillance after employees at North Beach Bar & Grill discovered cameras inside both restrooms. Staff members told WJCL 22 News that Chase had worked at the restaurant for several years as a part-time prep cook. They said he was still working Tuesd
Warnock cites Georgia arrests in call for plate-reader safeguards (opens the original)
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U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock is calling on the Department of Justice to provide federal guidance and strengthen oversight of automated license plate readers, citing concerns that law enforcement officers can misuse the technology to stalk or harass people. Warnock, a Georgia Democrat, said during a press call Wednesday that he and Republican Sen. Katie Britt of Alabama sent a letter asking the department to address potential misuse of automated license plate reader systems, including Flock Safety c
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