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Children. They are scary. They aren’t scary in that fang, blood-dripping, apparition sort of way, mind you. They are just so…needy. They require someone to do almost everything for them. That is why we here at blogsavannah have none. Yes, we have little people doing tasks for us and running our t-shirt shop but we […]

One of our local colleges, Armstrong Atlantic, here in Savannah, is hosting a 5K run to benefit The Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Sponsored, in part, by the ACM (or Association for Computing Machinery) on Saturday, February 10, 2007, at the AASU campus is not for the faint of heart or […]

Last night as I lay in bed watching the 11pm news (WTOC, to be precise) I was alarmed at a particular story. The segment was an interview with a late ’50s/early ’60s woman talking about her objection to the MLK parade(s) held in almost all cities. She was a black woman and her […]

On January 9, the Small Business Chamber presents “How to Market Your Business on the Internet” by Joe Ippolito, President of River Horse Internet Marketing. Attendees will learn how to market their business online and evaluate their web site’s effectiveness. Can a potential customer find your web site online if they search for your business […]

What makes a little over $15,000/year, is the most sought after job in Savannah, has caused more than a dozen public debates, and seems to attract over-qualified candidates? Answer? School Board President of Chatham County Public School System. Yes, indeed. That coveted position of big cheese of public academia. Never […]

With elections for school board officials and such just wrapping up it seems quite appropriate that a christmas wish for Savannah would be a bit of organization, restructuring, and beefing up of the public school system. With a little research I discovered that the 2007 budget has been released in PDF version here. […]

Now I know that SCAD is a fantastic Art and Design school and has won numerous awards in the past few years for its successes. I also know that the cost of secondary education per year is twice as high as the average yearly wage in 38% of America. However, I am keenly […]