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City HallSavannah City Council tables a paid parking zone for midtown and Starland indefinitelyIf you park in midtown or Starland, here's where the paid parking idea stands. Savannah City Council voted to table a proposal for a new paid parking zone, and Alderman Kurtis Purtee said the decision is indefinite. Mayor Van Johnson said the city received significant feedback and called the response a good showing of representation by the public.Saturday’s editionRead City HallSavannah City Council tables the Midtown paid parking zone indefinitelySavannah City Council voted Thursday to table a proposal for a paid parking zone in Midtown. Alderman Kurtis Purtee wrote on Facebook that council tabled the ordinance revision "indefinitely," so meters near Forsyth Park, Thomas Square and the Starland District aren't coming from this vote.Friday’s editionRead Bryan CountyBryan County commissioners vote against dissolving the Development Authority and table two other measuresIf you follow Bryan County government, here's where things stand: commissioners voted against a measure that would have dissolved the Development Authority of Bryan County and created a new one. They also tabled two other resolutions until December at Tuesday's meeting in Pembroke, after a lengthy executive session.Thursday’s editionRead

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    Savannah to host Canal District Zoning Bingo event | On Our Radar

    Savannah is hosting another engagement session on its Canal District. Tickets are on sale for the annual Therapeutic Recreation Holiday Dinner Ball.

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  • Bryan CountyThe Georgia Environmental Finance Authority awarded Bryan County a $36.7 million loan for a water main, a booster pump station and well upgrades.

    The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority awarded Bryan County a $36.7 million loan for a water main, a booster pump station and well upgrades. The county will pay no interest on the 40-year loan.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Bryan County News