SAVANNAH, Ga. AP Savannah's weekend St. Patrick's Day celebration turned from emerald green to pitch black as the city lost power, plunging the downtown party into darkness as thousands roamed the streets.The only lights late Saturday in the city's historic district were flashing atop police cars as officers directed traffic amid throngs of revelers ambling through streets littered with plastic cups and party debris.
March 17, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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SAVANNAH, Ga. AP Savannah’s weekend St. Patrick’s Day celebration turned from emerald green to pitch black as the city lost power, plunging the downtown party into darkness as thousands roamed the streets.
The only lights late Saturday in the city’s historic district were flashing atop police cars as officers directed traffic amid throngs of revelers ambling through streets littered with plastic cups and party debris.
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