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A sports car erupts in flames, nearly killing a Jacksonville businessman and leading dozens of clients to sue and ask: Where is our money? On this week's Page One Podcast, Times-Union reporter Steve Patterson talks about the story of Robert Hetsler.

The city council is considering the issue after concerns raised by the community.

Are the stresses of work, parenting, depressing headlines and the daily grind leaving you anxious and worried? Dr. Judson Brewer, of Brown University and Butler Hospital, explains the effects of stress on the brain -- and outlines a simple way to feel better.

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On the Monday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer  talks with Savannah Georgia Convention Center Authority Chairman Mark Smith on the facility's expansion plans. 

On the back half, sports reporter Dennis Knight previews the 2019 high school football season. Knight covers key players to look out for, season predictions and more!

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The bacteria can cause human disease, infections or rashes, the press release said. The presence of enteric bacteria is an indication of fecal pollution, which may come from stormwater runoff, pets and wildlife and human sewage.

"Ready Or Not" is more than just one of the most entertaining movies of the year. By writing a fun and interesting hero (instead of turning her into a bloodthirsty maniac), the filmmakers have achieved a serious one-up in the survival horror genre.

See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - August 21, 2019

Savannah celebrates new Central Precinct on MLK

Latest string of burglaries, break-ins causes another round of boarded windows, doors for Savannah business owners

Surviving victim describes 2015 slaying of Lawrence Bryan IV during botched armed robbery

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Brothers Steve and William Carson opened Drava Wines about three years ago in Lodi, crafting small lots from some of the appellation's top growers.

NAVARRE — A restaurant was temporarily closed Aug. 14 after an inspection found several violations including roaches and a mold-like substance.

According to a report from the Aug. 14 inspection by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, El Patron Mexican Grill was temporarily closed after investigators spotted eight live roaches coming from the warewash area, wood paneling, and under the clean side of a dish machine.

Worried? Anxious? Traumatized? Losing sleep? Child, adolescent or parent -- or anyone -- can benefit from the practical guidance offered by psychologist and researcher Nicole R. Nugent, an associate professor with the departments of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Pediatrics, and Emergency Medicine. Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Interview by @gwaynemiller for @projo. Story at providencejournal.com