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Gov. Riley proclaims March 10 as 'Young Alabama Writers’ Day'
The proclamation coincides with the 16th-annual Alabama High School Literary Arts Awards and Scholarship Competition.
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School rallies around injured MJHS student
Amber Smith, 19, was seriously injured Saturday in a four-wheeler accident on Anderson Road in Morris shortly before 3:30 p.m.
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The Blotter for March 9, 2010
The following incident and arrest reports were provided by the Gardendale and Fultondale police departments for March 1-March 8, 2010.
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Oscars shed light on how shallow Americans really are
As an adult, I still got excited about their commercials this year; they were funny and classy. Then I remembered how boring the Oscars really were. It’s really just a huge group of people who think too much about themselves.
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Students from Florida to help clean up in Brookside
A group of nine students from the University of Central Florida in Orlando will arrive on Sunday and stay through the week, cleaning up Five Mile Creek, cutting privet and working to beautify the town.
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GHS to host open house on March 13
The public will finally get a chance to tour Gardendale’s newest addition.
Gardendale High School will host an open house on March 13 from 9 a.m. to noon, and on March 14, 1-4 p.m. -
Warrior to receive help to clean up city
The City of Warrior is receiving long-distance help this month from volunteers who will spruce up the town.
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NJMS prepares for crucial exams
North Jefferson Middle School had an all-star cast on hand Friday.
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Person You Should Know — Judy Dippenworth
Judy Dippenworth, 68, has been living in Alabama for six years after living most of her life in the northern United States.
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Plant, transplant roses this spring
Dormant roses produce the best blossoms the first season if you plant them carefully. Remember to water the bushes for at least seven days, even if it rains.
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Gov. Riley proclaims March 10 as 'Young Alabama Writers’ Day'
