September 2008 In many areas people are feeling a severe impact from the gas shortage. Recently, probably out of frustration, a constituent suggested that the government should own our fuel supplies and distribution system. Though most of us are thankful that we live in a free market system where the government does not own industries [...]
Entries from September 2008
An Update on the Fuel supply challenges and actions taken
September 30th, 2008 · No Comments
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Art Gunter Wins Top Chatham County GOP Award & Bob Roberts and Jeanne Seaver Win Top GOP Volunteer Awards
September 29th, 2008 · No Comments
Art Gunter has won the Chatham County Republican Party’s top annual award. Gunter was presented with the J.C. Lewis Award at the local political party’s annual awards and fundraising dinner Saturday night. Also at the event, which an estimated 200 people attended, Bob Roberts and Jeanne Seaver were selected as volunteers of the year. Local [...]
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District 6 Officials to Host Joint Town Hall Meeting
September 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Office of Communications and Community Engagement Bucky Burnsed, Director 208 Bull Street, Room 105 Savannah, Georgia, 31401 (912) 201-5656 FAX (912) 201-5628 September 11, 2008 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE District 6 Officials to Host Joint Town Hall Meeting (Savannah, Ga.) – A 6th district town hall meeting will be held Monday, October 6th at Georgetown [...]
Tags: Chatham County Commissioners · Savannah-Chatham School Board · US House
A Pit Bull With Lipstick is Still a Dog
September 10th, 2008 · No Comments
From: GreginDEL A truck dealership in America is having a problem. It’s latest design is 8 years old, and quite frankly, not working very well. The competition has introduced a new model which is very appealing. It costs a bit more, but offers a lot of attractive features that the old model just can’t match.It [...]
Tags: US Presidential Election
Former commission candidate files ethics complaints
September 10th, 2008 · No Comments
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Tags: Chatham Area Transit Authority · Chatham County Commissioners
Commissioners David Gellatly and Helen Stone take action on climate change by taking campaign “Green”
September 9th, 2008 · No Comments
County Commissioners David Gellatly and Helen Stone have taken action to fight global warming and go green by offsetting the carbon dioxide emissions from their election activities. Commissioners Gellatly and Stone signed a leadership pledge to reduce the global warming pollution created by the campaign and to become Carbon Neutral with offsets supporting environmental projects [...]