By Eric Curl (For the Savannah Morning News)
Aug. 8, 2023 – During a time when even Zoom is asking employees to return to the office, a number of downtown Savannah businesses may soon be dependent on the remote video service.
A developer’s plan to rehabilitate the historic Manger building in order to convert the 10-story office structure overlooking Johnson Square into a hotel is scheduled to go before the Historic District Board of Review on Wednesday.
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