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Domestic dispute, Aug. 3 Country Manor Mobile Home Park, Walthourville A deputy, responding to a domestic dispute, found the husband driving out of the mobile home park. After stopping him, the deputy smelled alcohol and saw the subject was unsteady. Tests later proved positive for alcohol. The deputy also checked the man's license and learned he hadn't had a valid license since 1998 when it was suspended for DUI and insurance cancellation. After arresting the ...
September 08, 2007
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Staff
Report
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Public Safety
The "Magnificent Nine" members of the Southeast Elite Rockets track team brought home nine medals from the Junior Olympics track meet in Knoxville, Tenn.
September 08, 2007
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By Patty Leon
Staff Writer
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Sports
Long County's Dustin McGowan was back on the mound Tuesday as he and the Blue Jays faced the Oakland Athletics in Toronto. Despite McGowan, being off early, he still managed to complete five innings, as the Jays lost to the A's by a score of 6-4.
September 08, 2007
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By Mike Riddle
Correspondent
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Sports
A Hinesville great-grandfather is celebrating a mega Georgia Lottery win. William Hudson matched the first five winning numbers in the Aug. 14 Mega Millions drawing and won $250,000.
September 06, 2007
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Staff report
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News
After watching Hurricane Dean barrel through the Caribbean over the weekend and thrash Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on Tuesday, members of the Georgia National Guard are prepared to help with relief efforts, if the hurricane moves northward.
September 06, 2007
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By Andrea Washington
Staff Writer
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State, National
P.J. Wasson liked to hit the flea markets and consignment shops. But she always thought, if the right place became available, she would open her own store, but with a twist.
September 06, 2007
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By Mike Riddle
Correspondent
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Business
Jena Alford, Bradwell's only senior, led the Lady Tigers to their first win of the season, beating the Windsor Forest Knights 9-2.
September 06, 2007
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Special to the Courier
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Sports
Special to the Courier The American Cancer Society will host a series of I Can Cope programs for people with cancer and their families. The programs are scheduled for Sept. 20, Nutrition During and After Cancer Treatment; Oct. 18, Exercise for Cancer Patients and Survivors and Nov. 8, Cancer Treatment and Side Effects. Each session is from noon-2 p.m. at the American Cancer Society office in Savannah. The program lets participants share concerns with others ...
September 06, 2007
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Special to the Courier
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Living well
The American Diabetes Association will be host Diabetes Day at Valdosta theme park, Wild Adventures, on Sept. 22 for all children and teens with diabetes.
September 06, 2007
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Special to the Courier
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Living well
By John Deike Coastal Courier (Hinesville, GA) Staff Writer jdeike@coastalcourier.com Despite progress in planning of the new justice center, some still question the details. The $19 million, 19,000 sq. ft. justice center will soon go over final review by county officials and by James Buckley and Associates, and construction is planned to commence in the fall, Buckley architect David Holton said. The specs and computer renderings Holton displayed showed refined floor plans, and he said ...
September 06, 2007
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By John Deike
Staff Writer
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News
More than ever before, childcare agencies and families of children are encouraged to emphasize healthy lifestyles with particular notice being given to proper nutrition and physical fitness.
September 06, 2007
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By Linda Ratcliffe
Columnist
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Advice/Columnists
The 2008 presidential hopefuls are not the only ones getting off to an early start for next year's election season.
September 06, 2007
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By Andrea Washington
Staff Writer
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News
LOS ANGELES - Foreclosure filings rose 9 percent from June to July and surged 93 percent over the same period last year, with Nevada, Georgia and Michigan accounting for the highest foreclosure rates nationwide, a research firm said Tuesday.
September 06, 2007
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Associated Press
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Business
The Lady Tigers softball took the field on Saturday at Paulson Tournament putting the spotlight on the team's only returning senior, Jena Alford.
September 06, 2007
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By Patty Leon
Staff Writer
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Sports
Little did they know it, but terrorist suspects living in Pakistan recently had their rights to privacy enhanced. It happened through the magic of adventurous judicial interpretation of an outdated U.S. law.
September 06, 2007
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By Rich Lowry
Columnist
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Opinion
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