Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA) articles from March 2004

Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA) archives from March 2004

Georgia House to Reconsider Gay Marriage Ban.
March 2, 2004

Supporters of Bethesda, Ga., School Put Money Where Their Heart Is.
March 2, 2004

Home Depot Wins Approval for New Store in Savannah, Ga.
March 3, 2004

Pooler, Ga., Air Museum Gains Smithsonian Affiliation.
March 4, 2004

Hutchinson Island, Ga., to See First Residential Development.
March 4, 2004

Savannah, Ga., College Highlights Health-Care Plight of Uninsured.
March 4, 2004

Hospital to Give a Break to Uninsured in Savannah, Ga.
March 4, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Special Education Teachers Swamped with Paperwork, Need Relief.
March 4, 2004

Democrat Floats Georgia Alternative to Ban on Marriages for Gays.
March 5, 2004

Chatham County, Ga., Canal Widening Project to Incur Extra Costs.
March 5, 2004

Conservancy Leader Urges Georgia to Protect More Land.
March 5, 2004

Bill Restricting 'Payday Loans' Clears Georgia Legislature.
March 5, 2004

Chatham County, Ga., Mental Health Provider Receives State Money.
March 5, 2004

Salvation Army Opens New Thrift Shop in Savannah, Ga.
March 5, 2004

Port Wentworth, Ga., Sludge Spill Had Little Impact, Environmental Group Says.
March 5, 2004

Savannah, Ga., City Officials Approve Zoning Change for Tourist Area.
March 5, 2004

Middle East Concerns to Highlight G-8 Trade Talks in Savannah, Ga.
March 5, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Neighborhoods Vanish in Wake of Medical Facilities' Expansion.
March 7, 2004

Director Named at Savannah, Ga., Maritime Logistics Center.
March 9, 2004

Statesboro-Based Sea Island Bank Enters Savannah, Ga., Market.
March 10, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Couple to Keep Levy Jewelers in Family.
March 10, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Students Outline Possible Future for Historical Site's Ecology.
March 11, 2004

Georgia House's Version of Budget Restores Major Cuts.
March 16, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Creates Web Site for G-8 Summit Information.
March 16, 2004

OPINION: Ballpark Makeover Won't Be a Hit with Chatham County, S.C. Taxpayers.
March 16, 2004

Congress Will Release $25 Million to Georgia for G-8 Summit Security.
March 19, 2004

G-8 Official Disappoints Savannah, Ga., Crowd.
March 19, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Opposes Amendment Banning Gay Marriage.
March 19, 2004

Unions Protest Hiring Practices for Power Plant in Effingham County, Ga.
March 19, 2004

Advocates Face Uphill Struggle in Making Savannah, Ga., High-Tech Hub.
March 21, 2004

Savannah, Ga., College Campaign Seeks Contributions from Local Businesses.
March 23, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Council Skeptical of School Penny Sales-Tax Plan.
March 23, 2004

National Pollution Report Gives Savannah, Ga., Port Poor Grade.
March 23, 2004

Georgia Ports to Install New Security Systems at Savannah, Brunswick.
March 24, 2004

CORRECTION: Chatham County, Ga., Cracks Down on Builder for Failed Inspections.
March 25, 2004

CORRECTION: Georgia Senate Budget Restores Construction Funds to Savannah Port.
March 25, 2004

Chatham County, S.C., Cracks down on Builder for Homes That Fail Inspections.
March 25, 2004

South Carolina Senate Budget Restores Construction Funds to Port of Savannah.
March 25, 2004

Georgia Mails Notices to Uninsured Motorists.
March 26, 2004

Stalled Chatham County, Ga., Commission District Maps Threaten Election Chaos.
March 26, 2004

Corps of Engineers, Nature Conservancy Release 'Green' Water in Savannah River.
March 26, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Advertising Federation Presents ADDY Awards.
March 29, 2004

Collapsed Savannah, Ga., Balcony Met Requirements but Needed More Support.
March 30, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Bead Store Becomes a Popular Stop for Shoppers.
March 30, 2004

Georgia Supreme Court Says Neighborhood Can Punish Unleashed Dog's Owner.
March 30, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Fair Highlights New Advances in Parkinson's Research.
March 30, 2004

Exchange Unions Show Support for Savannah, Ga., Port Expansion.
March 30, 2004

Savannah, Ga., Officials Expect G-8 Summit to Cause Traffic Gridlock.
March 30, 2004

Georgia Ports Authority Wins Union Decision.
March 31, 2004