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See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - August 6, 2019

Tybee Island to receive $1.1 million federal grant to elevate 12 homes in flood plain

Savannah Council approves River Street Visitor Center contract amendment

SPD seek suspect for Wheaton Street shooting

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Page One Podcast host Mark Woods returns from vacation and asks Times-Union reporter Chris Hong about all the recent news — JEA, Lot J and more.

The shootings over the weekend in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio were might be some cries for gun control, but there are no signs the Senate plans to take up any policy changes. The Oklahoman’s Chris Casteel spoke to Oklahoma’s delegates about the mass shootings.

Oklahoma City Interior Design, shares her thoughts on home decor, staging your home for sale, real estate, and inner peace.

This episode is brought to you by Freedom Boat Club and National Office Systems

On the Monday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer  talks with Savannah-Chatham County Public School System Superintendent Ann Levett on the beginning of the school year and school readiness programs.

On the back half of the podcast, Van Brimmer talks with Sports Reporter Travis Jaudon on the recent arrests of two Georgia Southern football players, including QB Shai Werts.

A woman working on the roof of a home in Wellington took a direct hit as she stood next to the home’s air-conditioning unit, then fell two stories from the roof, the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office said.

Bay County wants to use a historic site for courthouse parking, which isn't sitting well with some in the community.

Recent AMSA graduate and soon-to-be Johnson & Wales University freshman Nico Ciolino chats all things golf with Daily News senior multimedia journalist Tommy Cassell in a golf cart at Marlborough Country Club.

Daily News boys Golfer of the Year and recent Algonquin graduate Jack Tobin talks golf on the course at Marlborough Country Club with Daily News senior multimedia journalist Tommy Cassell.

Scott Mitchell, president and CEO of the Erie Zoological Society, discusses the zoo's Wild Open Spaces $10 million capital investment project during a live discussion with Erie Times-News reporter Sarah Grabski on Aug. 5.