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  • Thu., January 7, 2016 6:20pm

    City Manager Stephanie Cutter To Retire

    Savannah City Manager Stephanie Cutter announced at the first City Council meeting of the year that she'll retire once the city hires a replacement.

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  • Fri., December 13, 2013 2:36pm

    Savannah Police Come Under Scrutiny

    The city's former police chief is blasted in a third-party investigation into police operations. Willie Lovett resigned in September amid sexual harassment allegations. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is looking into possible criminal violations.

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  • Thu., October 4, 2012 12:25pm

    Savannah City Manager Resigns

    Savannah's top city official is resigning. Rochelle Small-Toney gave her resignation Thursday. Some council members questioned her handling of the budget and delayed city purchases.

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  • Mon., September 24, 2012 5:00am

    Savannah Nearly Violated Open Meetings Law

    The Georgia attorney general's office has warned the Savannah city manager that the city narrowly avoided violating the state's open meetings law. Senior assistant attorney general Stefan Ritter wrote that there was an attempt to hold a City Council meeting in violation of the law.

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  • Mon., July 16, 2012 1:00am

    Comcast Complaints Continue

    Savannah officials are still hearing complaints about Comcast. The city's cable monopoly has come under scrutiny this year for its poor customer service. Three months ago, city officials said the company had adequately addressed more than 350 complaints.

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  • Fri., June 1, 2012 12:21pm

    Savannah Homeless Agency Sacks Director

    The board overseeing Savannah's homeless authority has sacked the agency's executive director. Mark Baggett came under scrutiny after city officials froze funding to the authority because of overdue payments. Board members stuck with Baggett for months, however, saying he shouldn't be held responsible for underfunding by federal and state officials.

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  • Wed., May 2, 2012 12:19pm

    Homeless Authority Stands By Director

    Officials who oversee millions of dollars in public money for Savannah's homeless services are blaming unpaid insurance payments on chronic underfunding. The Savannah Homeless Authority board voted to keep its top leadership -- even after the city's chief executive threatened to cut off funding to the agency. Board chairman Larry Lee says, the agency can account for every cent and will keep its director.

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