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Nick Saban speaks to the media after defeating Ole Miss 59-31

Listen as John & Lorena Ozog discuss their journey to United States citizenship. John Ozog, 52, is a Canadian citizen who came to Erie for his job as a chemist and technical director at a manufacturing facility, in Erie, Pa. Lorena Ozog, 46, is a native of Colombia. Both were expected to become U.S. citizens at a ceremony at the federal courthouse in Erie, Pa., on Sept. 27, 2019. Audio by MATT RINK/Erie Times-News | GoErie.com

See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - September 28, 2019

Chatham County crime rates down, domestic assaults rise

Former Marine sentenced to 25 years in prison

Paint the Town Pink kicks off in Pooler

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Listen to Tyler Waldrep briefly update the Seminoles quarterback situation ahead of Saturday's home game with North Carolina State. 

He also discusses Florida State's improved run defense despite the mounting injuries taking place on that side of the ball.

The “Danse Macabre,” also called the Dance of Death, is a French term to describe a particular genre of allegorical art that deals with the ubiquity of death, an inevitability that unites us all.

French-born artist Axelle Kieffer and her partner Jordan Fitch Mooney, whose two-person exhibition of the same name is on-view now at Sulfur Studios, discussed bringing the idea into contemporary times during this week’s episode of Art on the Air on WRUU 107.5 FM.

This week’s guest on "Story in the Public Square" is Dr. Joseph Sakran, who nearly died as a teenager when struck by a random bullet and is now a trauma surgeon at Baltimore’s The Johns Hopkins Hospital and a leading advocate for efforts to end gun violence.

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Mike Minor will end his 2019 season with 200 strikeouts, a personal milestone that meant a lot to him. 

So much that the Rangers intentionally let a foul pop-up drop along the first base line so Minor, sitting on 199 Ks at the time, could go for it. No. 200 came on the very next pitch — a called third strike that wasn't remotely close to the strike zone.

With many ranked opponents coming into town this weekend, the Chieftain sports staff dives into all of the great matchups for the weekend.

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See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - September 27, 2019

City settles wreck lawsuit for $10 million

Sheriff's Office employee fired for racist comments

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Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors