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Savannah Youth Council, Youth Ambassador Programs accepting applications

SAVANNAH, Ga (WSAV)- The Savannah Youth Council (SYC) and Savannah Youth Ambassadors (SYA) have announced that they are now accepting 2024-2025 membership applications. The program kicks off every year in June with a four-week summer session. SYA is a year-round program that promotes youth leadership and civic engagement through City-sponsored training, cultural exploration opportunities, and […]

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What you need to know before MLK Jr Day Parade in downtown Savannah

Monday's parade route, no-parking zones, road closures, official parade lineup and more

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Savannah Mayoral Race: Live election results

Savannah's mayoral seat is up for grabs Tuesday, with incumbent Mayor Van Johnson facing the challenge of Kesha Gibson Carter and Tyrisha Davis.

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Please Vote To Re-Elect Mayor Van Johnson - The Savannah Tribune

Please Vote To Re-Elect Mayor Van Johnson - The Savannah Tribune
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Breaking Barriers: Dr Otis Johnson s Journey From Protests to City Hall – The George-Anne Media Group

“More than 50 of us went to Armstrong to pick up transfer applications. But when I realized I was the only one who actually turned it in, I had a choice: either go through with it or go back to Savannah State and forget the whole thing,” said Otis Johnson, on the decision that led.

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