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Memorial Health begins $350 million expansion, closes Mets Road (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Memorial Health will close Mets Road starting Monday, Oct. 5, as construction begins on a $350 million patient tower. Construction will start Monday, Oct. 5, with fencing being put up and Mets Road closing. The healthcare system is urging those who typically take Mets Road to instead take Waters Avenue to East 66th Street or use Derenne Avenue to Ranger Road to access the emergency room. Memorial Health Chief Operating Officer Joel Leone said the project extends beyond the
Injured Army veteran battling leukemia gifted mortgage-free home in Richmond Hill (opens the original)
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RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WTOC) - A retired Army veteran who suffered severe injuries during his military service and is now battling leukemia received a life-changing surprise Wednesday afternoon: a brand-new, mortgage-free home in Richmond Hill. Retired Army Chief Warrant Officer Steve Smith and his wife, Jenifer, were welcomed into their custom, three-bedroom home in the Del Webb Savannah at Heartwood community during an emotional ceremony surrounded by community leaders, veterans and family. “It’s
Georgia drivers get a break at the pump for the next month (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has temporarily suspended the state’s gas tax, giving drivers a break at the pump for the next month. Kemp called a state of emergency in response to volatile energy markets. He said keeping money in Georgians’ pockets is his priority. “Thankfully, in Georgia, we were fiscally responsible,” Kemp said. “We budgeted conservatively. We’ve had one-time resources that we have used to help put more money in people’s pocket.” Georgia’s gas tax sits at abou
Kratom, sold at vape shops, tied to addiction risks, experts say (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A substance sold over the counter at convenience stores, vape shops and gas stations is raising health concerns. Kratom comes from a plant and is used for its psychoactive properties, according to the CDC. The shift to high-potency alkaloid extracts has raised concerns, according to the report. In small doses, kratom produces effects similar to caffeine, doctors said. In higher doses, it affects the body more like an opioid does. Dr. Jeff Kenney, an ER physician at St. Jos
Georgia Peanut Tour highlights nonprofit’s global food aid, port logistics (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Georgia is the top peanut-producing state in the country, generating more than $600 million a year in revenue. The 38th annual tour concluded Thursday with stops in the Coastal Empire, including a nonprofit food production facility in Pooler and the Georgia Ports Authority in Savannah. The tour’s stop in Pooler featured MANA, a nonprofit organization that produces nutrient- and vitamin-rich peanut butter pouches for starving children in developing countries. Don Koehler, w
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