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Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 3, 2019.

U.S. 80 fix to consider wildlife, human life needs

Developer plans for Savannah’s Hudson Hill neighborhood, encounter opposition, support

One year later: Community honors 9 Puerto Rican airmen killed in Port Wentworth crash

Georgia Southern Extra: May 1

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Chieftain sports reporter Austin White looks at which players can become X-factors in the final couple weeks of the South-Central League and overall baseball schedule.

Reporter Christian Hill explains what 5G means for Lane County.

Conversation is with Michelle Garrison, president of the Leadership Walton Program class of 2019. They are trying to raise $11,450 to install a quiet room in the Walton-DeFuniak Library. Right now, they have $2,000-$3,000 raised.

The individual's identity has not been released pending next of kin notification, according to a press release from Florida Highway Patrol. The driver of a Honda CRV, 63-year-old David Bruce Oiscwa of Navarre, was traveling east in the right lane of U.S. 98 near Overdown Drive while the bicyclist was traveling south and crossing the eastbound lanes at approximately 1:45 a.m.

Reporter Jan Skutch sits down with Chatham County Attorney Meg Heap about plans to open a Family Justice Center.

T&G reporter Mark Sullivan talks about the Worcester Historical Museum's fundraising campaign

Coastal Creators: Photographer Gary Monroe

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