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wjcl.com > article > savannah-residents-new-stormwater-utility-fee > 73596851

Savannah’s stormwater fee could bring in up to $10 million a year

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (334+ words) The fee went into place Sept. 1 Savannah residents will now see a stormwater utility fee added to their utility bills, with city officials saying the funds will provide a dedicated source for drainage and flooding projects. The fee is based…...

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wjcl.com > article > flamingo-fest-brings-pink-themed-fun-and-united-way-fundraiser-to-downtown-savannah > 73492014

Flamingo Fest brings pink-themed fun and United Way fundraiser to downtown Savannah

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (247+ words) Wear pink and join the flock: Flamingo Fest at Boomys will support United Way Flamingo Fest, a fundraiser supporting United Way of the Coastal Empire's Community Fund, will take place at Boomys in downtown Savannah on Saturday, August 22, offering a…...

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wjcl.com > article > atlanta-georgia-tech-green-goodbyes-free-clothes > 73486986

Thrift store at Georgia university gives students free clothes, appliances

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (176+ words) Green Goodbyes, a thrift store located on Georgia Tech's campus, offers students free access to gently used items collected during dorm and apartment move-outs. The store features clothes, dishware, and household appliances, all donated by students as they move out....