See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - March 1, 2020

Port Wentworth city administrator Steve Davis resigns

18-year-old victim dies in Friday shooting in Savannah's Cann Park neighborhood 

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Children In Crisis: Reporter Roundtable

See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - February 29, 2020

Savannah-area residents express concern about tree clearing along Interstate 16

Singer gets a boost from Ryan Seacrest during "American Idol" audition in Savannah 

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In a Feb. 24 interview, Kansans for Life lobbyist Peter Northcott asserts that only "10s of mailers" attacking legislators for their stance on the abortion amendment were sent to the wrong district. The organization later clarified that 10s of mailers were sent per district — but declined to say how many total mailers or how many districts.

AAA offers Coronavirus Advice to Travelers

Septic systems rely on having plenty of soil and space to filter out the harmful stuff. But as sea levels rise, septic systems are running out of space.

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A Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office captain was demoted to a lieutenant following allegations he sexually harassed a subordinate.The Sheriff’s Office launched an internal affairs investigation into the conduct of then-Capt. Scott Haines in late 2019 after a female employee accused Haines of making sexual advances toward her and showing her a sex toy he kept in his office. Haines admitted to the incident involving the sex toy, but denied claims that he made sexual advances toward the subordinate.

Brown University School of Public Health epidemiologist Mark Lurie discusses the origins and spread of COVID-19, and the prospects for a vaccine – and what the future may hold as the number of confirmed cases surpasses 85,000, with nearly 3,000 deaths, in more than 60 countries and counting. @gwaynemiller #podcast for @projo, coronavirus stories at providencejournal.com

We take a look at the state’s primary election history, how the Democratic candidates have engaged Oklahomans and the vote to expand liquor store hours.