Chisolm Sworn in as District Attorney

By | January 07, 2009

Attorney Larry Chisolm has been sworn in as Chatham County’s new District Attorney. He took his oath of office in front of a large crowd at the Savannah Civic Center on Monday, January 5. Chisolm’s agenda includes speeding up the processing of cases in the justice system and reorganizing the district attorney’s office so that it is more efficient. Chisolm … Continue reading “Chisolm Sworn in as District Attorney”

MLK Holiday to Focus on Service

By | January 07, 2009

Communities and nonprofits across the country are gearing up for a record number of volunteers on the Martin Luther King Jr. Federal holiday, fueled by President-elect Obama’s call for Americans to serve on King Day and throughout the year. Organizers of the annual service day say momentum is building in the wake of the President-elect’s call and the timing of … Continue reading “MLK Holiday to Focus on Service”

Obama’s Daughters Begin School in Washington

By | January 07, 2009

President-elect Barack Obama’s two daughters are now attending their new school in Washington. On Monday, January 5, Michelle Obama accompanied daughters Sasha, 7, and Malia, 10, to Sidwell Friends school. Sasha is attending classes at the Bethesda, Md., elementary-school campus, where she is in second grade. Malia is in fifth grade at the middle school campus in the District of … Continue reading “Obama’s Daughters Begin School in Washington”

Congresswoman Lee is New CBC Chair

By | January 07, 2009

On Tuesday, January 6, 2009, Congresswoman Barbara Lee representing California’s ninth Congressional district, was sworn in as the new Chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) during its ceremonial swearing in event. Dr. Johnetta B. Cole, President Emeritus of Bennett College served as Mistress of Ceremonies for the program that featured remarks from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, CBC Foundation Chairman … Continue reading “Congresswoman Lee is New CBC Chair”

Local Law Enforcement Sending Officers to Presidential Inauguration

By | January 07, 2009

Savannah-Chatham Metro Police and the Chatham County Sheriff’s Department are coming together to send officers to the Presidential Inauguration of Barak Obama on January 20 in Washington, DC. “Our first priority is obviously, the safety of our area,” said Chief Michael Berkow and Sheriff Al St. Lawrence in a joint release. “We have reviewed our staffing needs and although Washington … Continue reading “Local Law Enforcement Sending Officers to Presidential Inauguration”

1978 Class of Tompkins holds Christmas Celebration

By | January 07, 2009

The 1978 Class of Tompkins High School had their annual Christmas celebration on December 27, 2008 at the Progressive Center. Classmates came from near and far to celebrate with us. A great time was had by all. The ’78 Wolverines would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year and may God forever bless each of you is our … Continue reading “1978 Class of Tompkins holds Christmas Celebration”

Quilting Ministry at St. Philip A. M. E. Keeps Tradition Alive

By | January 07, 2009

Once again, the congregation of the historic St. Philip A. M. E Church, 613 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., has been inspired by the creative products of the church’s quilting ministry. This dedicated and motivating quilting ministry that uses the name “It’s Not A Quilt Until It’s Quilted” is under the leadership of Valeria Chiles, who is affectionately called “Ms. … Continue reading “Quilting Ministry at St. Philip A. M. E. Keeps Tradition Alive”

International Baccalaureate Program Open House

By | January 07, 2009

Johnson High School’s prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) Program will be hosting an Open House on January 13th for parents and students who are interested in applying for admission to the IB Program for the 2009-2010 school year. The Open House will begin at 6:00 PM in our Auditorium. Johnson is located in Thunderbolt on 3012 Sunset Blvd. The Open House … Continue reading “International Baccalaureate Program Open House”

Savannah Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus present Lehar’s “The Merry Widow”

By | January 07, 2009

FEATURING – Upcoming international renowned artists and local talents in this comedic operetta. Full traditional production, complete with dancers choreographed by Susanne Braddy (Savannah Danse Theatre) and stage directed by Peter McMahon The lively production sweeps audiences along through a waltzing tale that has kept audiences laughing, dancing, and cheering for nearly a century. Mischief abounds as the desirable wealthy, … Continue reading “Savannah Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus present Lehar’s “The Merry Widow””

Gessner receives Amtrak President’s Service & Safety Award

By | January 07, 2009

On December 10, 2008, at a ceremony in Jacksonville, Florida, Gessner Small-Canadiate received the President’s Service & Safety Award the highest employee recognition at Amtrak. Gessner received the award in the category of Sustained Excellence. This award is given to employees who have demonstrated exceptional overall job performance, substantially exceeding performance norms over a period of years in most aspect … Continue reading “Gessner receives Amtrak President’s Service & Safety Award”