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President Donald Trump in the Panhandle; where will Gov. Ron DeSantis use his veto pen?

Syracuse University professor Peter Blanck, one of the nation's leading disability-rights advocates and experts, this week on "Story in the Public Square."

In this week's Worcester Culture Watch Podcast, Entertainment Editor Victor Infante sits down with reporter Mark Sullivan to discuss their very different perspectives on the controversies surrounding Worcester rapper Joyner Lucas' new music video, "Devil's Work," shot in a church here in Worcester. After ward, Victor and Richard Duckett discuss some exciting developments in Worcester's theater scene. All this, and music by KRS KAZ!

Sentinel reporter Arpan Lobo discusses his interview with Governor Gretchen Whitmer and covering her appearance at the Governor's Luncheon on Wednesday.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 9, 2019.

Savannah-Chatham school lunch increase tabled

Not just Notre Dame: Savannah’s own cathedral fell victim to fire more than 100 years ago 

Pooler passes moratorium on site plans until July

Bonds could cover $45M arena shortfall

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

"Firestarter" was the cornerstone of Wilmington's film industry. Now 35 years later, we revisit the production and explore its significance to industry that would emerge from it.

SCDS lost 15-0 to SCPS in Game 1 of the Class A Private Elite 8 series (best of 3). The Hornets rebounded in Game 2 to win 13-9 and force a Game 3 Thursday.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer made her first appearance at Tulip Time as governor and spoke with The Sentinel's Arpan Lobo before she walked in the Volsparade.

Moderator Gary Spiess reads the vote for Article 51 at Marblehead Town Meeting to fund a new elementary school.