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Savannah Morning News Headlines for June 1, 2019

Chatham police attend cultural sensitivity training

Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield wins 2019 Commander in Chief’s award

Savannah Morning News wins top honors for journalism work

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Rev. Caleb Miller, Immanuel Anglican Church - speaks on the importance of Blessing of the Fleet

Austin360 music writer Deborah Sengupta-Stith explores the current slime trend terrorizing moms across the country (the world?). Toy Joy brand manager Robby Petinatoto and 15-year-old Round rock-based slime entrepreneur Jay Kang break down the history and craze behind homemade slime.

In today’s episode we will focus on technology resources for use in the math classroom - Extensions/Add-ons and Websites, the question feature in Google Classroom, and Google Forms.

Central Ohio doesn't have that many restaurants that are inside of another establishment... right?

As the conversation got rolling, our panelists came up with dozens examples of delicious eats that you can find within another store, hotel or even arcade. These restaurants do not need a storefront of their own to have a big impact with our taste buds.

Listen to this week's episode to find out why our panelists are urging you to #SayYesYestoNoNo.

This episode's panelists are:

- Dilara Casey, founder of @FerociousAppetite on Instagram

- Scott Hummel, assistant manager of ThisWeek Community News, digital

- Nikki Seeley, founder of the SweetlyCBUS blog

Our panelists' picks for the best restaurants inside of another establishment are:

- Dilara: Costco (three locations in Columbus)

- Scott: Cabela's (1650 Gemini Place, Columbus, plus locations nationwide)

- Nikki: Saraga International Grocery (1265 Morse Rd, Columbus, plus two more on the way)

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Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 31, 2019.

Major Hollywood studios start to weigh in on heartbeat bill

Savannah-Chatham's Gadsden Elementary awarded national green ribbon

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Coastin editor Jerry Boggs chats with Dawn Salerno, Executive Director and Jessica Brodeur, Membership and Events Coordinator about the summer programs at the Rotch-Jones-Duff House.

Florida Cabinet meets in Jerusalem

Hip-hop artist Victor Rivera of Rockford, Illinois, is the latest guest on the “From the Newsroom” podcast.

Rivera is a teacher, an influencer and a leader of a group of breakdancers, known as B-Boys and B-Girls in the hip-hop universe.

He’s keeping that dance style, mostly associated with 80s and 90s hip-hop, alive in future generations with events and gatherings throughout the city.

Rivera’s father immigrated as a teenager from Mexico to Rockford, eventually raising three sons here as first generation Mexican-Americans.

Rivera attended Jefferson High School in Rockford. He has a degree in sound technology and music business from Madison Media in Wisconsin.

Register Star multimedia journalist Scott P. Yates interviews Rivera about those topics and more in the latest podcast episode.

Listen to the podcast online at www.rrstar.com, and subscribe to "From the Newsroom: Rockford Register Star" wherever you find your podcasts.

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Hosted by Scott P. Yates/Rockford Register Star; 815-987-1348; [email protected]; @scottpyates

RRSTAR story: Local breakdancing scene thrives decades later, new documentary highlights Rockford’s history https://www.rrstar.com/news/20180810/local-breakdancing-scene-thrives-decades-later-new-documentary-highlights-rockfords-history

Victor Rivera’s social media:

https://www.instagram.com/vicmonsta/

https://www.facebook.com/vic.monsta

Music credits:

“Never too late” by Victor Rivera

More people to know:

Evangelina Jimenez (member: 317 Art Collective)

https://www.instagram.com/laindigobaby/

https://www.facebook.com/laindigobaby/

Shaniqwa Porter

https://www.instagram.com/callmesalsa/

Jacob Polhill

https://www.instagram.com/jacob_polhill/

www.jacobpolhill.com

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician who blew the whistle on the Flint, Michigan, lead-poisoning crisis is this week's guest on Story in the Public Square.