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Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” is returning to the North Shore Music Theatre for the first time in more than 25 years. We sat down with two of the stars of the show, Blake Price (Curly McLaine) and Madison Claire Parks (Laurey Williams). Prior to this show both had played their respective roles elsewhere, and are each making their NSMT debuts.

Could Columbus get BRT, light rail?

Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 26, 2019.

Plane crashes traveling from Savannah to St. Simons Island

Parker’s to invest $200 million for Charleston expansion

Savannah gets up close,personal with creepy crawlers at 2019 Bug Fest

Savannah/Hilton Head airport plans more than passenger growth

GBI: Richmond Hill man shot wife, killed himself

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After decades of complaints from residents, and arguments in Lansing about the details, the Michigan House and Senate both today passed a bill that would dramatically cut car insurance premiums that have been called the highest in the country. This podcast gives some of the details of Senate Bill 1, which at the time of the recording had not yet been signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer but was expected to get her approval. There also are reactions from Monroe County's lawmakers in Lansing, all of whom voted for the proposal. Audio production by Paula Wethington for The Monroe News.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 25, 2019.

Richmond Hill escapees captured in Hinesville

Jury convicted Tarus Green in 2012 slaying, sentenced to life in prison

Savannah Police, families honor fallen law enforcement officers

No tax increase in Chatham County draft budget

‘No trespassing’ urges new Cockspur sign

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Lane County Circuit Court Judge Josephine "Jodie" Mooney has been appointed to the Oregon Court of Appeals. Here, she discusses the challenges she's faced as a woman.

On the latest Page One Podcast, Times-Union investigative reporter Ben Conarck talks with host Mark Woods about "Work Forced," his report on how unpaid prisoner labor makes up Florida's shadow economy.

In today’s episode we will be discussing ways to support students as they become more proficient using the keyboard to communicate by offering three tempting templates. The templates are ready to use, so the only thing you will need to focus on is the workflow needed to distribute the templates to your students. Will you distribute through Google Classroom? Provide a force copy link from your website for students to access the templates? You have several options so you will just choose what works best for you and your students.