Once again, it's "Hyperlocal Wednesday" at GNB...Here's what's happening...
Houston County has a new school superintendent. The Warner Robins Patriot reports that Robin Hines was unaminously approved by the school board to lead the middle Georgia school system Tuesday. Hines will replace David Carpenter, who announced earlier this year that he's giving up the top job after a 30-year education career.
A seizure send shockwaves throughout the Port of Savannah. Savdailynews.com reports that U.S. customs officials seized 9,000 counterfeit electronic components. They say the value of shipment was priced at more than $27,000. Additionally, the manufacturer's suggested retail price was listed at over $77,000.
An MIT graduate comes home to tutor math students. Find out more here.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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