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The purpose of this blog is to provide the author, Jay Moreno, with an outlet to comment upon items of socio-political and socio-economic import in Camden County, Georgia and to generally satisfy a daily compulsion to write. HISTORIC WATERFRONT, ST. MARYS, GA.
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- Camden man escapes carjacking in Woodbine.
- Satilla Community Bank of St. Marys receives "ceas...
- Beware of private, for profit, post-secondary scho...
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 75
- History test for Baby Boomers.
- SOFA DOCTOR does great work!
- Not so, heliocentric breath!
- Pentagon speeding up development of 15-ton "bunker...
- The buses are running.
- Camden County Board of Commissioners regular meeti...
- Sixteen years today!
- Camden County jail addition?
- USS Alaska sailor dies in weekend boating accident...
- Black bear tours Sugar Mill Plantation.
- Top ten cars being purchased to replace "clunkers."
- Lightning takes out St. Marys cabinet shop.
- More on FDIC and Satilla Community GOB Bank.
- U.S. monitoring two Russian attack boats off east ...
- A sad but true commentary upon the state of religi...
- Last night's county commission meeting, etc.
- Expansion / modernization of College of Coastal Ge...
- We'll hold the pickles and the lettuce but bare-fo...
- We haven't killed anywhere near enough of these sa...
- Economy spurs increased enrollment in state's tech...
- Chatham County jail also bursting-at-the-seams.
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 76.
- Realistic residential development moving apace in ...
- Another semi-local seafood option?
- Older part of hospital undergoing renovation but n...
- Ya want fresh? They've got ya fresh!
- Good guide for "cash for clunkers" buyers.
- Charlie Easterling, former second-in-command at CC...
- Roaming black bear killed thanks to some dumb bast...
- More on the ongoing attempts to civilize Savannah ...
- 230 MPG!
- U.S. Dept. of AGRICULTURE funds patrol cars?
- Cash-for-clunkers rush has slackened.
- The latest exemplar of the singular ineptitude and...
- Ann Coulter's latest.
- Another case from the "But MY pit bull would never...
- After nine years of waiting, sewerless St. Marians...
- My letter to the T&G editor on disabled parking.
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- College of Coastal Georgia begins first term as a ...
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 77
- Swine flu vaccine may cause Guillain-Barre syndrome.
- The nose of the Islamic camel is well under the UK...
- Georgia law on disabled parking spaces.
- A view of what Cumberland Harbor and The Georgia K...
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- Debunking the latest idiocy to manifest itself on ...
- In a rare turn of events, man kills and eats pit b...
- Camden EMA moves into new HQ this week.
- Sorry: no report on last night's county commission...
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- USS Rhode Island makes highly unusual rescue at sea.
- Extraordinary generosity shown by St. Marys compan...
- Last call: "Cash for Clunkers" ends Monday at 8:00...
- Bravo Zulu and my sincere thanks to the City of St...
- Final version of the Bait Stand vs. Yacht Club RFP.
- Newly 4-year College of Coastal Georgia enrollment...
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- Clarification.
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 78
- DA Stephen Kelley best in Georgia.
- Garden City, Savannah's small neighbor with NO res...
- Coming mega-telescopes will look back fourteen mil...
- An oldie, but a goodie...
- Turned down? You have two more chances.
- Financial woes cause Camden House to lose state ce...
- Has the St. Marys Airport relocation been resuscit...
- Scientists find important clue in apiarian colony ...
- Interesting commentary and warning by a primary ca...
- City council ethics ordinance undergoing a much ne...
- "Pay cut" posturing.
- Latest St. Marys letter to FAA, RE: airport reloca...
- Sheriff moving 911 dispatch back to Woodbine.
- Fire ravaged hardwood forests near Okefenokee to b...
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- Sporty wheelchair of the future.
- Brave new world?
- Installment 2 of Ann Coulter on national healthcare.
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- The old Gull is pretty slick!
- Realistic expectations??
- Just the thing for a St. Marys DDA revolving loan!
- Take a whiff of this.
- Brunswick police find 7 dead and two children crit...
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- Sunday Funnies; Volume 79.
- A couple of videos that Dr. Jim Burnham thought y'...
- Glynn County massacre death toll climbs to eight.
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About Me
- Jay Moreno
- St. Marys, Georgia, United States
- 66 y/o male, college grad. Bachelor of General Studies with minor in political science, Armstrong Atlantic State University; post-baccalaureate teacher certification program, AASU; Georgia state certified teacher: Middle Grades; Middle Grades Social Studies; Middle Grades Language Arts; Political Science (6-12); and Economics (6-12). Currently pursuing bachelor of Science in Public Administration from College of Coastal Georgia. Navy and Vietnam veteran (Hospital Corpsman, NEC 8404). Former HMC, USNR-R. Various Navy Leadership and Management schools. Disabled, and in a wheelchair since April, 2004, A/C Guillain-Barre syndrome. Eclectic interests.
7 comments:
That's one step away from "close the doors and turn off the lights".
When I first heard what shambles Gary Willis had the bank in I must say I was'nt surprised. I have found while observing certain individuals it all comes out in the wash. When it your time to spin, it your time to spin.
The most interesting facet of this tale is the State Representative/Realtor is also a co-owner. The bank has in excess of 4 million in bad loans the majority of them real estate related. If they cannot find a way to eliminate the toxic loans while elevating the banks capital. TheIr doors will surely CLOSE......
Is that the same State Representative that was grinning like it was her birthday in the picture of Billy Smith giving away $100,000.00 to Georgia State (improperly/illegally) that was in the newspaper last year ?
More than just her Satilla Bank stock has gone way down.
The stuff that I'm hearing they were doing at Satilla is crazy. Okay about 4 months ago one of my neighbors here in Osprey Cove house was in the paper for foreclosure. Well we all noticed he was continually living in the house. Today I found out that the house was financed by Satilla and because the guys boss sits on the board they pulled the house out of foreclosure with no money just on the good faith of a board member.
Hell I feel for the stockholders.
Which political party promoted, endorsed and got that state rep elected and re-elected? Just curious.
I wonder why Gordon has'nt reported on this subject.
So which one of you actually sits on the Board at Satilla? It seems you all know so much "fact" about what is going on. I mean, one of your "neighbors", random or not, had a house in the paper. So this neighbor must have confessed to you what was REALLY going on- I mean you seem like such an expert.
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