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Parent says North Jefferson Middle School employee made inappropriate comment to son (opens the original)
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A North Jefferson Middle School parent says a school employee made an inappropriate, sexually suggestive comment to his 12-year-old son in front of classmates. The Jefferson County School Superintendent said the comments were unacceptable and the matter was reviewed and addressed under district policy. Austyn Mayes said the incident happened in the school library while his son was horsing around with another student. Mayes said his son reported the comment to the principal. “He said, ‘You boys h
New Jefferson County Animal Care and Control facility to begin housing animals within weeks (opens the original)
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Jefferson County has officially opened its new Animal Care and Control facility after years of planning and months of construction. The new facility includes secure intake and holding rooms, separate spaces for dogs, cats, kittens and puppies, and four outdoor courtyards. The Greater Birmingham Humane Society, which manages animal control services for the county, expects animals to begin moving into the building within two to three weeks. Allison Black Cornelius, president and CEO of the Greater
Former Brookwood mayor says residents had 'no transparency' on data center (opens the original)
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Construction is expected to begin soon on a proposed $3.2 billion data center in Brookwood, a project supporters say will bring jobs and millions of dollars in revenue to the area. Some nearby residents are concerned about its impact on the community. The Delta Forge 2 AI data center, also known as Project Highlands, is planned for a nearly 1,300-acre site where land has already been cleared. About a dozen area residents spoke with us but did not want to go on camera. All but one said they were
Sylacauga, GBHS begin humane effort to trap stray dogs along Highway 280 (opens the original)
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The city of Sylacauga is partnering with the Greater Birmingham Humane Society to address a large pack of free-roaming dogs along Highway 280. The Sylacauga City Council recently approved a memorandum of understanding with GBHS outlining each organization’s role in the effort. The agreement said the project serves both a public safety and animal welfare purpose. >> YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: Community coverage from WVTM 13 As part of the agreement, Sylacauga adopted and is enforcing a “no-feed” ordinanc
Homewood organizational study could eliminate up to 42 positions (opens the original)
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Homewood city leaders are reviewing a staffing and organizational study that recommends eliminating between 28 and 42 city positions over the coming years. The study was presented to the Homewood City Council Monday night. It examined staffing levels, department structures and how city employees’ responsibilities are organized. The recommendations include reductions in the Police Department, Homewood Public Library, Fire and EMS, and development services, which includes engineering, zoning, insp
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