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Vestavia Hills considers next step for Eastside library (opens the original)
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Vestavia Hills leaders are considering a proposal that could move planning forward for a potential Eastside library and community facility. The proposed amendment would direct the city’s Plan for Growth to proceed “expeditiously” with additional work on the project, including its possible cost, location, features, and programming. The proposal does not fund construction of a library. Supporters say it would instead provide city leaders and taxpayers with the information needed to understand what
Pelham confirms independent investigator hired amid police chief’s administrative leave (opens the original)
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Pelham city leaders confirmed Monday night that an independent investigator has been hired to look into the circumstances surrounding Police Chief Ed Delmore’s administrative leave. The confirmation came after the Pelham City Council met in executive session for more than two hours during a special meeting on Monday night. The city’s meeting notice said council members could discuss certain employees’ job performance and professional competence, as well as possible legal options. The notice did
Brookwood community remembers 13 miners killed in 2001 explosion (opens the original)
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Families, former miners, and community members gathered Wednesday to honor the 13 lives lost in the 2001 explosion at Jim Walter Resources’ No. 5 mine. The men killed were Gaston Adams Jr., Raymond Ashworth, Nelson Banks, David Blevins, Clarence “Bit” Boyd, Wendell Johnson, John Knox, Dennis Mobley, Charles Nail, Joe Riggs, Charles Smith, Joe Sorah and Terry Stewart. “There’s not a day that goes by I don’t think about them,” said Stuart Sexton, a belt crew employee. “They’re all great guys. Supe
Vestavia Hills approves budget with $9M for Liberty Park fields (opens the original)
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Vestavia Hills City Council has approved its new budget, which includes $9 million for improvements to baseball and softball fields at Liberty Park. However, the new budget does not include funding to build a proposed Eastside library or community center. City Manager Jeff Downes said the budget focuses on growth on the east side of the city, including Cahaba Heights and Liberty Park. In addition to renovations for Liberty Park’s ball fields, the plan includes money for a renovated fire station,
Chelsea approves funding for fence at Chelsea Recreational Park playground (opens the original)
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Chelsea city leaders have approved funding to fence the playground at Chelsea Recreational Park, a project supporters say will make the space safer and more accessible for children with autism. The Chelsea City Council approved $10,000 for the fencing as part of its budget Tuesday night. The idea grew from a Facebook post by Jerica Boley, founder of Spectrum Support of Chelsea. Boley wrote about her 3-year-old son and the challenges families can face when a child with autism is prone to elopemen
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