I deleted several disturbing posts from a user account commenting on behalf of the Ghetto Bragging Rights blog as it relates to recent shootings in Ardsley Park.

At the time of this writing, none of the top-listed results for "Savannah Wifi" provide a map view of Wifi hotspots for Savannah, Ga..

I've been thinking quite a bit lately about what I want Savannah Current to stand for.

Here's your recommended eco-reading for the day:

Remember Back to the Future? Marty and Doc fill up the De Lorean with household trash to give it enough fuel to travel through time.

The Savannah Police Department recently launched an interactive tool that seems to present a crime mapping solution for the city.

Check it out at http://www.metrocrimemaps.org/

One of my goals with Savannah Current is to make it a social place. Social media is of course the buzz word right now, but I've actually got what I think is a good reason for it.

I commute to work 25 or so miles each way to work from Savannah to Bluffton, S.C.

When I started this Web site, I thought about the legal and moral issues involved with mashing up content.

How can a human being hit another person with a vehicle and not stop to help him - especially a child? This blows my mind. On that note, how can people observe a hit and run and do nothing about it?

As I was working on the site tonight, I saw this blog post flow through the current. It certainly stood out as a reason for why I should keep up the work on this Web site.

Information like this not only reminds us of the problems facing Savannah, but gives us easy, instant access to important information without having to sift through clutter to find something.