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Photo by Adriana Iris Boatwright Chelsea Phillips is closing in on a decade-long reign as Connect Savannah’s Best Realtor. She’s won every year since 2013. That makes this year her ninth win in a row! Last year’s “Best of” column described Phillips like this, “She has a great sense of humor and is very likable – but there’s also quite a bit of steel in this magnolia. She’s smart and detailed and knows exactly what sells.” Specializing in luxury ...

Congratulations to our Best of Savannah winners in Shopping & Services! Best Adult Toy Store Sunset Novelties A helpful staff and a large selection of everything you need for a good time - 9307 Abercorn St. Runner-up: Joker’s Novelties, 111 W. Derenne Ave. Best Antique Shop Picker Joe’s A veritable treasure trove of antique finds ... there’s something new to see during every visit. - 217 E. 41st St. Best Antique Shop Best Consignment Store Best Furniture Store Best Thrift...

Savannah allows open containers in most of the citys Historic District and across the Savannah River on Hutchinson Island, but only in plastic 16-ounce cups. Additionally, drinks are limited to one cup per person. The boundary in the north is the city limits Savannah River in the north to Jones Street in the south.  The boundary on the west runs from the centerline of the Talmadge Bridge, extending south on West Boundary Street all the way to Jones Street. Note that pedestrians are not allowe...

In McCully, memorial at site of fatal police shooting draws mourners around the clock Makeshift memorial at police shooting draws mourners, but is it also keeping customers away? By Ben Gutierrez | April 28, 2021 at 9:58 PM HST - Updated April 28 at 11:43 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - A makeshift memorial at the scene of a fatal police shooting is drawing mourners day and night. But it also may be scaring customers away from nearby businesses. And those eateries and shops are walki...

The latest food hygiene ratins for the Isle of Wight. Food hygiene ratings are being dished out on the Isle of Wight after Covid caused a hiatus in inspections. During the height of the pandemic last year, the Isle of Wight Council environmental health officers focused on urgent reactive work, auditing of documentation and only visiting establishments if they were viewed as high risk. The team did continue to monitor changes to businesses due to the pandemic and offer Covid support where ...

Market Days is bringing market trading into the heart of Newport. A NEW calendar of markets is launching on Saturday (April 17) with a market of craftspeople in the heart of Newport. There are 15 confirmed stalls, with capacity for up to 25, to exhibit in St Thomass Square, from the early morning through to 4pm. The event is being brought by Market Days, a community interest company, which is organising a series of markets, starting in Newport but also for other towns. Saturdays market ...

Isle of Wight Radio 10:00am - 3:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight County Hall Demolished? Isle Of Wight Conservatives Unveil Election Plans By Oliver Dyer Plans, described as "ambitious", have been unveiled by council leader, Cllr Dave Stewart. They aim to "transform" the Islands county town, "whilst protecting green space from development elsewhere on the Island". Although the proposals are only preliminary, the Islands Tories say they hope to "rej...

Deaths in Kilkenny, Thursday, February 25, 2021 Rest in peace The late Patrick (Blackie) Burke The death has occurred of Patrick (Blackie) Burke, Comeragh View, Ard na Gréine, Clonmel, Co Tipperary and formerly Johnstown, Co Kilkenny. Retired member of the Defence Forces, Blackie passed away unexpectedly at home on Wednesday morning. Beloved husband and father he will be sadly missed by his wife Eileen, sons Barry and Kevin, grandsons Kyle and Cody, sister Sheila, nephew Eoin, niece Jenny, Joh...

Choice of pizza places in Newport, Isle of Wight. THIS week brought the news that yet another Newport restaurant is now permanently closed — Prezzo. The announcement means another hole in the beleaguered high street, leaving the prominent former post office building empty once more. Everyone loves a pizza, so where in the Islands capital town can one enjoy a slice of Margherita, or, controversially perhaps, a Hawaiian? All is not lost, as there have been a few new pizza places spring ...

City Talk: As Bull Street corridor evolves, development draws questions, concerns Construction along Savannahs civic spine hasnt slowed during pandemic and will reshape Starland District ahd Thomas Square Bill Dawers This is the City Talk column by longtime Savannah Morning News contributor Bill Dawers. The pandemic has obviously taken a toll on the local economy, but some important construction projects have continued, including several in the Bull Street corridor between Forsyth Park and Vict...