From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

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Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer discusses the bar card ruling in Savannah and what that means for business, and also weighs in on the Supreme Court justice pick. Also, a preview of this weekend's op-ed page.

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Reporter Adam Orr joins digital editor Gabe Whisnant to break down the stories within the Four Schools Project so far, including his most recent story on students who study English as a second language. He also previews his upcoming story on the "summer slide" students face.

Cindi Childs, co-owner of Evergreen Painting, talks about how the city of Eugene has fined her for a camping violation. The fine came after Childs' family had sought help from the city to remove homeless campers from their west Eugene business property. [Jack Moran/The Register-Guard]

Post 2 At-Large Alderman Brian Foster speaks to the hiring of Roy Minter as Savannah police chief.

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At the Concord District Court, Defense Attorney Marian Ryan explains the impact of restorative justice on one boy who was stopped by police after dropping objects off an overpass.

This is a redacted 911 recording of the beach worker who found an Uber driver shot in his car on Okaloosa Island on June 24, 2018.

Lane Transit District spokeswoman Therese Lang discusses the new Transit Tomorrow initiative, which aims to gather public input about the bus system and ultimately provide better service to LTD riders. [Alisha Roemeling/The Register-Guard]

Hear from Arlington High School Building Committee Chairman Jeff Thielman and Superintendent Kathleen Bodie talk about the final design selected for the AHS Building Project, which will face MSBA approval in August 2018.

Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office authorities have arrested a Destin man in connection with the shooting death of an Uber driver early Sunday morning. Read more here.

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