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Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 23, 2019.

Amazon series leaves Savannah citing new abortion law

City to consider restricting convenience store game machines in some areas

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All three Oklahoma County commissioners voted to create a jail trust for the Oklahoma County Jail, despite opposition from the county sheriff, who currently oversees the jail.

The Rhodeodendron Festival at Heritage Museums and Gardens will blow your mind--in a good way! Plus: is the water too cold for the first swim of the year this holiday weekend?

David Velasco Bermudez, who was at Stonewall the first night of the rebellion, talks with reporter Jennette Barnes about the events leading up the raid.

Austin' James Beard Award winning chef Aaron Franklin sits down with Statesman food critic Matthew Odam and some cold beers to talk about his new steak cookbook, the Master Class series he's starring in, the third annual Hot Luck festival and more.

On Tuesday, the Oklahoma Senate gave final approval to an 8.1 billion-dollar spending plan that includes teacher pay raises, pay bumps for state employees and builds on the education funding increase the legislature appropriated last year. The spending plan heads to Governor Kevin Stitt’s desk for final approval.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 22, 2019.

Chatham County’s Probate Court has seen a jump in weapons carry permit revenue

Savannah protestors march in opposition to abortion bans Savannah police

SWAT respond to situation at East 37th Street

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Inspectors said they saw five live roaches and four dead roaches on the premises. There were also 11 live, small flying insects in the kitchen and food preparation area.

Another high priority violation was raw animal food stored over ready-to-eat food. There was raw chicken over cut onions and tomatoes in the walk in cooler. There was also raw burgers over cut lettuce. The violation was corrected on site.