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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, a Phillips Exeter Academy graduate, doesn't share President Donald Trump's political views. But Yang explains why he believes he could surge to the top of a crowded Democratic field like Trump did as the outlier in a large field of Republicans in the 2016 race.

From Cajun steamed seafood and sno balls to Italian biscotti, the Buxton family's new Steamers & Mercantile serves a little something for everyone at the beach.

Gracey Jarosek, 44, lives with her son Thres in Bastrop, Texas. Jarosek's husband died in a car wreck when her son was four years old. They’ve forged a special bond on the ranch.

Tony Simmons shares his recent injury and still hopes you're happy.

We know that every student has a voice and now with the help of technology, all students have the chance to be heard. But you may be wondering what do we mean when we talk about student voice? Are we talking about the act of speaking?  Or is there something to consider beyond the literal meaning? Well, there are many ways to think about student voice.

Governor Kevin Stitt, the state house and senate have about three weeks left to finalize and agree on a budget. During a press conference on Thursday afternoon at the Capitol Governor Stitt outlined his top priorities for the next fiscal year.

In 2019, technology can be found in nearly every aspect of the restaurant industry. From food-delivery systems such as Grubhub or Uber Eats to the equipment that can keep tabs of power outages and fridge temperatures, many restaurants now need tech gurus to run smoothly. 

On this week's episode of "The Great Food Debate," host Abby Armbruster talked to three people who know about the technology needed to improve the dining experience.

This episode's panelists are:

- Stephan Harman, co-founder of Fusian

- Chris Shirer, founder of JoinMyTable

- Orlando Sprockel, director of information technology for Cameron Mitchell Restaurants

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Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 10, 2019.

Gold Star family receives mortgage-free Bloomingdale home from Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation

Savannah doubles as the Sunshine State in trailer for locally-filmed Pop TV show, ‘Florida Girls’

Savannah review board rejects River Street hotel plan

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Chieftain sports reporter Austin White returns once more with a reflection on what each South-Central League baseball team should have learned from the regular season heading into the postseason/offseason.

Edward Hiatt, interagency fire staff officer for the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and other agencies in northwest Oregon, explains what a red flag warning means when it comes to wildfire.