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I thought this would be a cool post for Thanksgiving Day. It was written by a loyal blogsavannah reader about her experience here in in SAV-town.
Living in Savannah
I’m a foreigner living in Savannah*. I have US citizenship, and I’ve always considered myself (at least in part) an American, but it is truly a foreign culture […]

As we sat this morning at one of the outdoor tables at Panera drinking our Starbucks coffee having our weekend staff meeting, we all seemed to notice the number of bicycle riders, runners, and other general exercisers going down Bull Street either through squares or on their way around them. It brought up the question […]

For those who like to get out during the week for some “adult” fun but don’t like Friday or Saturday because of the bar crowd, I proudly introduce you to Trivia Tuesdays at Hangfire on Whitaker. Led by Rob Oldham [shown at left] (a local free-lance writer), this game test all levels of knowledge from […]

As I was perusing the Savannah Magazine site this morning looking for some new (gasp! new? what is new?) content I noticed in italics the words
Bear with us, our website is under contruction
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It was then that an idea struck me. Why not reconstruct the whole magazine. It could use a facelift right about now. With […]

I will be the first to admit that I am no anti-corporate snob. I love Starbucks. I love Dunkin Donuts. I prefer Fresh Market over a shady “farmer” at the local Saturday produce fair anyday. So it should come as no surprise that tonight I blog from the freshly minted Panera Bread on the corner […]

I just got a press release yesterday about the 2nd brithday of Farmers Almanac TV. Anyone that knows me knows that I am a huge fan of Farmers Almanac TV and their website. I think I will certainly be there tonight to party down. You can read the whole press release by […]

Richard Florida proved to be a big success here in Savannah. His visit didn’t come without controversy though as the evening began with a few flier-toting protestors outside of the theatre and few skeptics on the inside. His message was, for the most part, quite relevant and encouraging for the creative class and […]

I received this email this morning and decide to post it. It is a petition sponsored by DC4 asking Savannians to let our local government know we are ready for recycling. In fact, the wait is getting a bit ridiculous now. The letter begins…
To: Dr. Otis Johnson and City Officials of […]

I know that not everyone enjoys a good glass of wine; either by itself or with a meal. However, I am certainly NOT one of those people. In fact, at any given time you can come to my apartment and enjoy a red from chile, a blanc from France, a bit of bubbly from […]

I had the great pleasure today to spend some time with the Rev. Father Vasile Miahi at St. Pauls Greek Orthodox Church in Savannah, GA. We spoke about the role of iconography in faith practice and just what these icons mean to the face of religion. He is an amazingly versed man in […]