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Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 10, 2019.

Savannah's LIFE Inc. to host annual Wheelchair Cleaning and Resource Fair

Special Tactics Airman awarded Silver Star Medal

Witness identifies defendant as gunman in 2016 Savannah slaying

Air National Guard dedicates C-130H3 Hercules as 'Spirit of Savannah'

City eyes new $3.5M home for sanitation to accommodate Savannah arena development

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Lodi's Aaron Shinn is only 29 years old but already has a solid reputation for growing excellent wine grapes.

This is an edited excerpt of an interview with Walton County Sheriff Michael Adkinson and reporter Duwayne Escobedo about law enforcement agencies that choose to be accredited or not.

How did JB Hager spend his first hour on the new Austin 360 Radio? With his old friend Lance Armstrong.

Jeff Simecek, the Statesman Cap10K Race Director, talks on Austin 360 Radio about the cancellation of the storied race.

James Cooper will be sworn into office as the Ward 2 council member for Oklahoma City Council.

"If what's ahead scares and what's behind hurts you, just look above. He never fails to help you."

Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 9, 2019.

 

 

 

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Louise Durfee recalls a professor singling her out at Yale Law School in the 1950s, during an exercise demonstrating whether a contract's terms had been substantially performed.

"Miss Durfee," he called out with a German accent.

"Of course, I was pretty shy in those days, and the last thing I wanted to be was noted," Durfee, now 88, said. "It was sort of unnerving."

Judge O. Rogeriee Thompson became the second woman confirmed to the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and the first ever African American in 2010.

"To me it’s still disgraceful that I’m only the second woman to ever be on the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals. ... I’m two, and I’m the first and only African American to be on the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals," Thompson said Monday in her 15th-floor office looking out to the Rhode Island State House.