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Montgomery County Democratic Party Takes Public Stance Against Greg

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Abbott’s Private Voucher Scheme Montgomery County Democratic Party Takes Public Stance Against Greg Abbott’s Private Voucher Scheme Montgomery County Democratic Party Takes Public Stance Against Greg Abbott’s Private Voucher Scheme Montgomery County Democratic Party Takes Public Stance Against Greg Abbott’s Private Voucher Scheme October 10, 2023 – Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 10, 2023Contact: media@mcdptx.orgMontgomery […]

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Blue Magnolia donates to Magnolia West High School Life Skills classes

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August 30 2023 Community Impact

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Total solar eclipse on April 8: Rare ‘devil’ comet will be visible during eclipse

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Skywatchers looking forward to the April 8 total solar eclipse may get a chance to see a rare and massive comet with a particularly devilish nickname. 12P/Pons-Brooks has been nicknamed the “Devil Comet,” due to the presence of two “horns,” that are made up of ice and gas that periodically explode

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An Alabama sculpture park evokes the painful history of slavery

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In Montgomery, Alabama, wedged between a maze of train tracks and the river, a long-neglected plot of land has been transformed. It’s now home to the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park, the vision of lawyer and social activist Bryan Stevenson.

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Alabama lawmakers still considering Birmingham-Southern loan bill

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An Alabama House committee held a public hearing Tuesday on a bill intended to provide Birmingham-Southern College a $30 million state loan. The House Ways and Means Education Committee heard from Birmingham-Southern President Daniel Coleman and from Rev. Keith Thompson, chairman of the college’s board of trustees, who urged lawmakers to approve the bill.

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Alabama lottery, gambling bill not likely to advance this week

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A plan for an Alabama lottery and other state-regulated gambling apparently will not advance in the Legislature this week. Rep. Chris Blackshear, R-Phenix City, the House sponsor of the plan, said the House is in the early stages of reviewing the extensive changes the Senate made to the legislation two weeks ago. Lawmakers returned to

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