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I 8 - The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, March 25, 2009 Wells Joins Small Business Assistance Corporation Star Student and Teacher Advance to State Level Tracy L. Wells has joined the Small Business Assistance, Corporation (SBAC) as their new Communications/PR Associate. Tracy will be responsible for imple menting communica tions related projects, assist in coordinating events and will help to promote the vari ous programs offered by the SBAC. “We are pleased to bring Tracy on board. We believe her expertise and experience in marketing will strengthen our presence in Tracy Wells the business community,” stated SBAC President Tony O’Reilly. Tracy, originally from northern Indiana, has a back ground in marketing and communications. She was previously employed as Vice President of the Greater LaPorte Chamber of Commerce in LaPorte, Indiana. She and her husband Carl now reside in Rincon. Since 1989 the SBAC has been offering loan products in the City of Savannah, southeast Georgia and Low Country of South Carolina. For more information please call at 912-232-4700. lied C rabs vVgoFtment of Side Liteni ff^jecjabje iD^ss^rS West Bay $1 Serving Lunvh ©inner f Ribs (Beet & Pork) WEDNESB Deadline for Copy Friday 4 PM w w w. s avannahtribune .com Andrew Zhang, STAR student, pictured with STAR Teacher Bradley Wallace The accolades con tinue for Andrew Jiahua Zhang, the 2009 STAR Student for Chatham County. The Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) has named the Savannah Arts Academy senior as the Regional Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) Student and his instruc tor Mr. Bradley Wallace as Regional STAR Teacher. The two will now compete for the State STAR Student & Teacher Awards in Atlanta. Among his many honors, Andrew is a National Merit Scholarship Program finalist and one of 20 high school males in Georgia invited to apply for the Presidential Scholars Program. Andrew is also involved in numerous school activities includ ing the math and soccer teams and the Silver Winds Ensemble. When he's not in the classroom, band room or on the athletic field, you may find him brighten ing the lives of patients at Elospice of Savannah, where he spends time as a volunteer. Mr. Bradley Wallace is the English Department Chair at Savannah Arts Academy and teaches Advanced Placement Language and Composition courses. He is a WTOC Top Teacher award recipient and has been at SAA since 2003. Each year the PAGE STAR program selects a top academic senior from participating high schools based on out standing Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) scores and class stand ing. STAR Students are also asked to name their STAR Teacher to share in the recognition and accompany them to sys tem-wide and state competitions. pub Im. to Wad 3 i\ ;■ | Publ ix M SHOPfiNC P I. fi A 5 id S f Mini Watermelon 2 rnn orHoneydew Grown in Centra! Aflitnca, h^xcr twitch, each SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICE Multigrain Bread Healthy Blend ./ Whole Grains, Handmade Through-rui the Day. From tfre Publix Bakery, 16-cu loaf SAVE UP Itl IQ Puhlix Deli Sweet Ham 56% Fat Free. Great for Sandwiches SAVE UP to l op Lb Doritos Tortilla Chips ©Free Assumed Vaueties, 11,75 to 14.5-Oir bag ffjqchidintBakfidl, Light, arc ifcftural.l Quantify rights reserved, SAVE UP ro 3,99' 8-Pack Selected zTM Pepsi Products 12-ortan SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICE 2 89 Grade A: V.'nofe 1% Mi Ldwlav 2% Mrikfai Induced Fat, or Fjt Free, l-gal hot. SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICE Puhlix effective Thursday, March £6 through W*dnnday, April 1, 2009, Only in. Orange. Saminote. Brstvand. Duval, Clay. Nassau. PuThwn. Flagler, St. Johns. Columbia, Volu-siir, Mar oii-end Alachoi Counties in Fla Oily n ChaiKam, Cimdn Glynn, Lowtd« and Fr.omas Comities m &A. QuMflljfiifgMi'fasGfVud Price* effective Wednesday, Hjrth J5 through Tuesday, March 31,2009. Only In Dougherty County m -ighis ""sowed - CS. &0- 1 MSA Sh\J<
