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Laurie Los and Brendan Kurie are back to look ahead to Week 7 of the high school football slate, when New Bedford and Old Colony are both looking to improve to 6-0. Plus, we look back at the biggest moments from Week 6.

The Oklahoman’s high school team discusses the first week of state championships, looks at some Week 7 football games and more.

Welcome back to another episode of What It Do!

On today's episode of "What it Do" with Do Savannah, Web Producer Asha Gilbert talks with Savannah Ballet Theatre Advancement Director Abby McCuen about their 'Jack the Ripper' ballet happening Oct. 18 & 19 at the Savannah Cultural Arts Center,

This ballet will tell the story of the victims also know as the canonical five,  who were murdered by Jack the Ripper.

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Dallas, TX-based filmmaker Tiffany Warren is an outspoken voice to be listened to and a creative force to be reckoned with. From her roots as a "one woman crew" in the early 2000s microcinema scene to auteur and recognized authority among female horror directors, Tiffany's unique experience and specific point of view set her apart from her peers. In this candid interview, she outlines the progress she has made and the ways the film business could stand to do the same.

The Rams made a blockbuster trade on Tuesday, shipping two first-round picks and a fourth for All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Now. they have yet another star player who will demand top-of-the-market money at his position, and what could end up being a five-year span (from 2017 to 2022) with no players drafted in the first round.

See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - October 16, 2019

10 new Chatham County policemen earn badges during solemn ceremony

'Community listening session' tonight regarding Georgia Power rate hike

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Peter Pannizzo discusses a resolution for 100 percent clean energy for Savannah by 2030.

Bill Durrence wrote a statement discussing a resolution for 100 percent clean energy for Savannah by 2030.

Tony Thomas discusses a resolution for 100 percent clean energy for Savannah by 2030.

Regina Thomas discusses a resolution for 100% clean energy for Savannah by 2030.