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See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - January 8, 2020

Effingham County man killed at construction site

Georgia adds a third right whale calf

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Terry McDonald, executive director of St. Vincent De Paul's, came by the studio to talk about a piece he wrote about the unsettling winter temperatures coming early the stresses that puts on the community's unhoused.

A popular Santa Rosa County basketball coach permanently lost his Florida educator certificate for having a sexual relationship with a female student 35 years ago.Anthony McDonald’s ability to teach was permanently ended Dec. 31 by the Education Practices Commission. It learned McDonald had sexual intercourse with the student while employed at Milton High School as an athletic director and teacher during the 1983-1984 school year.

The following is an audio production of news and headlines during January 1920 in Monroe, Michigan, from the files of The Monroe News, known at the time as The Monroe Evening News. There are descriptions of New Year's parties, the crazy high prices for muskrat skins and meat, the start of St. Joseph Catholic Church (now the site of Oaks of Righteousness), and how to "get rid of" Canadian currency that was showing up in southeast Michigan. Audio production by Paula Wethington for The Monroe News.

Tom Hoffman is a fifth-generation Lodi wine grower and the owner and winemaker at Heritage Oak Winery in Acampo.

Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce director of communications Emily Gowdey-Backus welcomes Worcester Railers president Mike Myers and public relations and social media coordinator Cam McGuire, as well as Sharyn Williams, the Chamber of Commerce's vice president of marketing, communications, programs and events.

The Patriots need to get younger. They carried the oldest roster in the league this year with an average age of 27 years old. They haven't drafted well on offense and are short on young talent overall. All signs point to a rebuild of sorts in 2020, which is why a breakup with franchise icon Tom Brady actually makes some sense.

Ryan Whicher lost his dad in the Murrah Building, and because of the jerseys, he is excited for a new generation to learn about the good that came from that day.

See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - January 7, 2020

Waving Girl move to be put on hold

Pooler welcomes new mayor, city council

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As she prepared to leave her post as director of the state Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals, Rebecca Boss spoke recently with The Journal about what she considers to be her accomplishments – and the challenges facing her successor, Kathryn Power, who assumed the helm on Monday. A state legislator and officials with private-sector agencies that work with and received funding from BHDDH, meanwhile, praised Boss. @gwaynemiller #podcast for @projo