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Bulloch “dodged a bullet”
Dorian left county unharmed
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Bulloch County Public Safety and Emergency Management Director Ted Wynn
HOLLI DEAL SAXON/staff
Statesboro Herald
Published: Sep 5, 2019, 10:38 PM
Bulloch County was braced for a storm that never really arrived Thursday morning. After a sluggish path that hovered over the Bahamas, laying waste to the islands, then hugging the Florida and Georgia coasts, Hurricane Dorian took a last-minute eastward hook that spared most of the area from serious harm.
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'Mini-engineers' explore the world of robotics building
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Camp instructor Drew Herring helps campers Nash Bland, right, and Michael Welch. Bland, 8, attends Screven County Elementary, while Welch, 9, goes to Julia P. Bryant Elementary. (JASON MARTIN/special)
Jason Martin
Special to the Herald
Updated: Jul 11, 2025, 4:01 AM
Published: Jul 11, 2025, 4:02 AM
Georgia Southern University is holding its annual LEGO Robotics Rascals camp this week at the university's Continuing and Professional Education Center on Highway 301 South across from Ogeechee Technical College. Since Monday, the 7- to 10-year-old "mini-engineers" have been exploring the world of robotics-building, programming and problem-solving. They have been taking on challenges and experimenting with coding to build their own LEGO robots. The camp concludes Friday.
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