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Mary Mills, longtime restaurant professional, needs kidney donation

Mills has been on a national registry for a kidney donor since February 2020 when she learned she would need a transplant. The hope is that the more awareness there is of polycystic kidney disease, the more likely a donor will make the live-saving act to donate a kidney to save Mills’ life.  For those like Mills who need a kidney transplant, a healthy kidney can come from a living donor or a recently deceased person. “The average wait time for a deceased donor is approximately 3 to 5 years, so we are sharing my story in the hopes of finding a living donor willing to ‘share their spare’,’’ said Mills, who has been with Live Oak Restaurant Group for nearly 20 years, rising from entry-level line cook to her current executive position. 

Longtime Savannah community volunteers receive recognition, award

Although they come from different walks of life, the four recipients of an annual award given by Senior Citizens Inc. have plenty in common. They have volunteered much of their lives and say that in doing so, they have enjoyed helping make Savannah a better place. The 2021 recipients of SCI’s Legends, Leaders, and Life Well Lived Award are Lila and Dale Critz, Deborah Goldwire and Robert James. Patty Lyons, president of SCI, said the recipients have contributed significantly to their community, inspired others by the difference they have made, and exemplify a life well lived.   “We are looking forward to celebrating this year’s honorees,” Ms. Lyons said. “They are all inspiring individuals who have helped to make the lives of others better and who inspire us to live life to the fullest.”

Autos grew Savannah suburbs; Oglethorpe Marble & Granite built monuments

City of Savannah Municipal Archives staff For Savannah Morning News Ardsley Park, Chatham Crescent developed because of cars In this first installment of Autos in the Archives, we are looking at images that show how automobiles ushered in the age of the suburb in Savannah and changed urban planning and domestic architecture forever.  Developed in the 1910s, Ardsley Park and Chatham Crescent are considered some of Savannah’s earliest suburbs. These suburbs resembled urban centers with their grid patterns, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks and parks, but their simultaneous development with automobiles allowed their residents to spread out and locate farther from the city center.

Savannahians share overseas experience volunteering with Peace Corps

Savannahians share overseas experience volunteering with Peace Corps
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