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- Super Bowl players ain’t got nothing on me
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County ahead of curve coordinating tornado recovery
We feel the agencies worked well together and we feel Limestone Countians in general responded with love and compassion to those in need.
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Alabama embracing more green initiatives
According to Green Progress Report authors, Alabama communities are expanding recycling efforts and promoting more green-friendly designs in building projects, particularly in dealing with the aftermath of the devastating tornadoes in April.
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Constraints must be removed for postal service to function properly
As Congress considers legislation to reform the business model of the Postal Service, it must confront a basic choice: to permit the Postal Service to function more as a business does, or constrain it from doing so.
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Feigley’s generous spirit softened loss at Christmastime
A Christmas Tale by Dan Williams
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Investment in Alabama means jobs and revenue
I contend the RSA’s Alabama investments greatly help all Alabamians by creating jobs and tax revenue, greater than any normal return
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Xenophobic: Bet foreign execs know its meaning
If the legislators who pushed this law don’t think that industrial recruiters in other states will attempt to use it as a tool to turn potential foreign investors against locating in Alabama, they simply don’t know how such recruiting works. ...
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Immigrants' contribution to economy is being lost
Say it enough times and maybe it will come true — or maybe people will believe it is true, which can be just as good. That is what supporters of Alabama’s illegal-immigration law must hope will happen.
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We're thankful for a giving community
Residents of Limestone County have much for which to be thankful — a wonderful community, great organizations to support our veterans or neighbors in need, and people who are always willing to come to the aid of others.
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Lawmakers need to show they share in budget crunch
Legislators currently get about $53,440 a year after the 61 percent pay increase they gave themselves several years ago. The U.S. Census reports that in 2010 the median household income in Alabama was $40,976 a year.
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