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Savannah-Chatham Public Schools superintendent Dr. Ann Levett joins host Adam Van Brimmer to discuss how the school system has pivoted in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and what future plans look like at this time. Then, local restauranteur Jamie Durrence calls in to discuss how his own restaurant chain, Daniel Reed Hospitality, as well as others in the Savannah area have been responding to the virus.

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Savannah Morning News reporters Mary Landers and Will Peebles along with editors Susan Catron and Zach Dennis join host Adam Van Brimmer for today's episode of the Commute to discuss updates on the outbreak of COVID-19 and how Savannah is faring so far.

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Chatham County Board of Elections commissioner Tom Mahoney calls in to The Commute to provide an update on how the COVID-19 outbreak has shifted plans with the presidential preference election and what voters need to know ahead of the May 19 primary. Then, Visit Savannah's Joe Marinelli calls in to talk about how the coronavirus has shifted focus when it comes to tourism and the best ways the community can help.

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The Savannah-area’s ranking state legislator, House Rep. Ron Stephens, joins the Commute podcast to recap Monday’s special session of the Georgia Legislature and to talk about the fate of unpassed legislation now that the Georgia General Assembly’s regular session has been suspended due to the coronavirus spread.The Commute is presented by National Office Systems.

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Savannah Morning News reporters Mary Landers and Nick Robertson, and executive editor Susan Catron join the Friday episode of the Commute podcast to discuss the fallout from the cancellation of the Savannah St. Patrick's Day festival and parade, what that means for local businesses, what residents should be looking for with COVID-19 fears running rampant and other ways the community is reacting to the pandemic.

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City Talk columnist Bill Dawers joins the Monday episode of the Commute podcast to discuss what the current state of the fairgrounds site is at, what city council has been talking about and what the previous plans mean for what the future of the site could be.

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Capitol Beat statehouse reporter Dave Williams joins the Monday episode of the Commute podcast to discuss what legislation will and won’t survive the week at the Georgia Capitol. Topics include state income tax cut, teacher raises, gambling, tobacco and vaping taxes and more.The Commute is presented by National Office Systems.

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On this Beacon Friday, Beacon’s lead journalist, Amy Condon, talked this week with Director of the Learning Center at Senior Citizens Inc. Roger Smith. 

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Dr. Ana Concepcion, chair of St. Joseph’s/Candler’s infectious disease contol committee joins the Friday episode of the Commute podcast to discuss the local response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Also, Savannah Morning News Sportswriter Dennis Knight previews the Beach girls’ basketball team’s state championship appearance and reflects back on the 2019-2020 high school hoops season.

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avannah-area Sen. Ben Watson joins the Monday episode of the Commute podcast to discuss health care legislation pending in the Georgia General Assembly and other topics as the legislative session’s midpoint fast approaches.

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