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Lat / Lon: 32.3667°N / 86.3°W

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    Renters get no disclosure on foreclosure

    01/23/10 The worst part of Bo Evans' job is showing up at an unsuspecting tenant's house with foreclosure papers in hand.
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    Baby doesn't wait on parents to get to hospital

    01/23/10 HUNTSVILLE -- After a 36-hour labor with her first child, Elijah, 3, Brandy Noren Lighthall figured she'd have plenty of time to make the trip from her south Huntsville home to Waynesboro, Tenn., to a mid-wife birthing center about two hours away.
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    Constitutional scholar discusses checks, balances

    01/23/10 Scott StewartLeader Staff Writer Constitutional scholar John Eidsmoe gave a lecture at Bellevue University on Thursday afternoon in which he expressed concern about the growth of federal government and the continued need for checks on federal power.
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    Area's country feel 'steps from stores'

    01/17/10 Large lots, abundant trees and a nearby pond combine to create an attractive country atmosphere for the Sandy Springs neighborhood along Alabama 14 on the outskirts of Wetumpka.
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    Business owners looking ahead to this year's legislative session

    01/17/10 George Wilder doesn't have a good feeling about Alabama's legislative ses­sion this year, and he is not alone among Montgomery's business community.
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    Toiling A&M tumbles at ASU

    01/17/10 MONTGOMERY - Alabama A&M came with intentions of redeeming itself after last year's 44-point bashing at Alabama State. Though Saturday's 83-69 loss didn't accomplish that, A&M did rally from 18 points down to within three before an announced crowd of 4,257 at the Acadome.
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    AAMP Exhibit Examines Montgomery Bus Boycott

    01/17/10 A new exhibit at the African American Museum in Philadelphia features what has been called the beginning of the modern civil rights movement.
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    Update: Alabama state fire marshal investigating motel blaze; four found dead

    01/17/10 The investigation of the Saturday night blaze at the Hoover Days Inn continues.
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    Obama urges parishioners to keep faith in the progress of King and the promise of America

    01/17/10 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Sunday recalled the work of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. as he urged those packing a Baptist church to take heart in hard times and celebrate progress - however small.
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    Remarks by the President in Remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

    01/17/10 12:00 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT:  Good morning.  Praise be to God.  Let me begin by thanking the entire Vermont Avenue Baptist Church family for welcoming our family here today.  It feels like a family.  Thank you for making us feel that way.  (Applause.)  To Pastor Wheeler, first lady Wheeler, thank you so much for welcoming us here today.  Congratulations on Jordan Denice -- aka Cornelia ...
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    Women in Business: Lindsay Wright

    01/17/10 Employees in city parks and recreation departments are serious about their role in encouraging fitness and cutting obesity, said Lind­say Wright, executive direc­tor of the Alabama Recrea­tion and Parks Association.
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    BTR Scorers

    01/10/10 Since its foundation in 1994, more than 1,000 official scorers have been certified for the BTR scoring system across the United States and Canada, with the numbers growing yearly. This means there is likely an official scorer near you.
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    North Hunterdon girls basketball squad dominates opposition in 5-0 start

    01/10/10 Entering the New Year with a perfect record, the North Hunterdon High School girls basketball squad still found itself looking for a competitive game.
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    Houston Co. and Dothan Officials Write Gov. Bob Riley

    01/10/10 Two top officials are getting a special letter on behalf of the citizens of Dothan and Houston County.
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    NEWS Imp 180x150

    01/10/10 What Kind Of Machines Do You Think Are Played At Country Crossing And Victoryland? Governor Bob Riley State Capital 600 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, Al 36104
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    Tate High surges past Crestview 79-73

    01/10/10 Tevin Brown and Shermonne Jones both scored seven points a decisive fourth quarter as Tate High surged past CTate High surged past Crestview 79-73restview 79-73 in a non-district boys basketball game.
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    Overton girls rally for win vs. Ridgeway

    01/06/10 When it found itself trailing Ridgeway by double digits midway through the first quarter Tuesday at home, the Overton girls basketball team didn't panic.Instead, the Lady Wolverines calmly applied the intense defensive pressure that has become their trademark over the past two seasons, forcing 27 Ridgeway turnovers in rallying to beat the Lady Roadrunners, 55-48."We were just trying to wear them ...
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    Alabama Federal Escapee Arrested in Gulfport

    01/06/10 GULFPORT, MS (WLBT) - An Alabama escapee with a Jackson connection is back behind bars. 38-year-old Russell Montague was serving a 180 month sentence, stemming from a drug and firearms conviction he received here in Jackson.
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    NEWS Imp 180x150

    01/05/10 What Kind Of Machines Do You Think Are Played At Country Crossing And Victoryland? Houston County Commission Chairman Mark Culver and Country Crossing officials say they expect the establishment to be raided by state agents overnight. Culver said Country Crossing will close before that happens.
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    Current Conditions v2

    01/05/10 Houston County Commission Chairman Mark Culver and Country Crossing officials say they expect the establishment to be raided by state agents overnight. Culver said Country Crossing has closed before that happens.
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