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Port of Savannah business declines for a change

In this file photo, the container ship CMA CGM Marco Polo sails up river past the historic River Street in Savannah, Ga., to the Port of Savannah, Wednesday, May, 26, 2021. Gov. Brian Kemp urged members of Georgia's congressional delegation Monday, Oct. 30, 2023, to support a request by the Georgia Ports Authority for a study of the economic and environmental impacts of another deepening of Savannah Harbor. - photo by Associated Press

port — In this file photo, the container ship CMA CGM Marco Polo sails up river past the historic River Street in Savannah, Ga., to the Port of Savannah, Wednesday, May, 26, 2021. Gov. Brian Kemp urged members of Georgia's congressional delegation Monday, Oct. 30, 2023, to support a request by the Georgia Ports Authority for a study of the economic and environmental impacts of another deepening of Savannah Harbor. - photo by Associated Press

ATLANTA – The Georgia Ports Authority saw a rare decline in activity last month.

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