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Savannah Mayor Van Johnson joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to talk about the surge in COVID cases in the city due to the delta variant, the hiring of new city manager Jay Melder and what he can bring, and what the archeological survey tells us about the Weeping Time site and the future with the Salvation Army project.

Then, SCCPSS superintendent Ann Levett continues her conversation on the podcast with a discussion on the Georgia Teacher of the Year from Chatham County, ESPLOST funds and the bus driver shortage. Catch her talking about COVID in schools in Tuesday's episode.

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Savannah Mayor Van Johnson joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to talk about the surge in COVID cases in the city due to the delta variant, the hiring of new city manager Jay Melder and what he can bring, and what the archeological survey tells us about the Weeping Time site and the future with the Salvation Army project.
Then, SCCPSS superintendent Ann Levett continues her conversation on the podcast with a discussion on the Georgia Teacher of the Year from Chatham County, ESPLOST funds and the bus driver shortage. Catch her talking about COVID in schools in Tuesday's episode.
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News and Interviews from the Savannah Morning News, Savannah GA

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