Explorers attend event at Chatham County Courthouse

By | January 07, 2009

On Wednesday, December 3, 2008, a group of Law & Government Explorers from public high schools throughout the Savannah-Chatham area attended an Exploring event at the Chatham County Courthouse. The event included interactive demonstrations, departmental tours and a discussion with Judge Louisa Abbot. Special thanks are extended to Nan Garner at the Chatham County Courthouse, for presenting these activities, Judge … Continue reading “Explorers attend event at Chatham County Courthouse”

Culinary Institute of Savannah Hires Two New Chefs

By | January 07, 2009

The Culinary Institute of Savannah at Savannah Technical College is proud to announce the hire of two new faculty members. Chef Jean Yves Vendeville will serve as the new Department Head and Instructor for Culinary Arts. Chef Matt Cohen joins the Culinary Institute after having been recruited for the position of Associate Instructor. Chef Vendeville received his formal culinary training … Continue reading “Culinary Institute of Savannah Hires Two New Chefs”

Police seek public’s assistance in identifying a felony suspect

By | January 07, 2009

Savannah-Chatham Metro Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying an Entering Auto and Credit Card Fraud suspect caught on videotape using Stolen Credit Cards at a Walgreen’s Store on Abercorn Street. The unknown man is wanted by Metro Police for numerous felony charges stemming from two separate entering autos where the stolen credit cards were used. On December … Continue reading “Police seek public’s assistance in identifying a felony suspect”

Stopping the Prostitution of Children in Georgia

By | January 07, 2009

ATLANTA – The Joint Commercial Exploitation of Minors Study Commission convened the last of its fivepart meeting series at the Capitol on Monday and is now determining what legislative and policy recommendations it will make to combat the prostitution of children in Georgia. The commission’s final report is expected to be released mid- January. “This study commission is a vital … Continue reading “Stopping the Prostitution of Children in Georgia”

Thompson, Jr. was Guest Conductor of Lassiter High Symphony Orchestra

By | January 07, 2009

On December 16, 2008 James E. Thompson, Jr. was one of the guest conductors of the Lassiter High School Symphony Orchestra at the 62nd International Mid-West Clinic in Chicago Il. The Midwest Clinic, held each year in Chicago, is the nation’s largest band and orchestra meeting. It is attended annually by more than 15,000 music educators, students and professionals from … Continue reading “Thompson, Jr. was Guest Conductor of Lassiter High Symphony Orchestra”

Poetry Society of Georgia Reading

By | January 07, 2009

The Poetry Society of Georgia 2008-2009 reading series continues with Armstrong Atlantic State University’s own Bonnie Emerick at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, January 20 at Books on Bay Bookstore, 224 Bay Street. The event is free and open to the public. Emerick is a graduate of Colorado State University’s Master of Fine Arts program and currently is an instructor of English … Continue reading “Poetry Society of Georgia Reading”

Presidential Inaugural Committee Invites Special Olympics to March in 56th Inaugural Parade

By | January 07, 2009

WASHINGTON – In keeping with its commitment to hold inaugural events that celebrate our common values and reflect the diversity and history of our great nation, President-elect Barack Obama and Vice Presidentelect Joe Biden’s Inaugural Committee officially extended an offer to Special Olympics to march in the 56th Inaugural Parade. Special Olympics athletes, volunteers and supporters will join representatives from … Continue reading “Presidential Inaugural Committee Invites Special Olympics to March in 56th Inaugural Parade”

Hope Defines Black Outlook at Dawn of 2009

By | January 07, 2009

Los Angeles WAVE LOS ANGELES (NNPA) – Anticipating the new year, African-Americans across L.A. say the Obama Age brings an optimism that many have never experienced before. With unemployment rates skyrocketing, homes being lost in a spiraling housing market and daily cuts to social programs and services, it might seem there is much to fear at the beginning of 2009. … Continue reading “Hope Defines Black Outlook at Dawn of 2009”

Don’t Hate, Celebrate: Inauguration will Unfold in Divine Order

By | January 07, 2009

We all want the last word, to be the final act, to close the deal. It makes you wonder why mainstream media and gayrights activists focused so much on the opening act of the inauguration and failed to pay tribute to the man who will deliver the benediction, civil rights icon, Rev. Joseph E. Lowery. Since President-elect Barack Obama announced … Continue reading “Don’t Hate, Celebrate: Inauguration will Unfold in Divine Order”

Memorial University Medical Center hosts Medical Explorers

By | January 07, 2009

On Wednesday, December 10, 2008, Memorial University Medical Center hosted an Explorer Post event for thirty three Medical Explorers who attend local public high schools. Small group activities included discussions on Medical Ethics topics, as well as tours and hands-on activities that allowed students to explore careers in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy. Special thanks are extended to … Continue reading “Memorial University Medical Center hosts Medical Explorers”