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Lorna Place residents receive notice warning of another possible water shutoff in Hoover (opens the original)
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HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Residents at Lorna Place Apartments in Hoover received a notice warning that their water service could be shut off Monday, despite service being restored earlier this month following a partial payment from property management. Central Alabama Water had planned to shut off service on Sept. 28 in accordance with its policies. However, the utility said it is hopeful it can work with Lorna Place management to obtain what is needed to keep the water on at Lorna Place and Park at
Therapy dogs help Bessemer students manage emotions, support mental health (opens the original)
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BESSEMER, Ala. (WBRC) - Students at a Bessemer school are getting help managing their emotions from some four-legged friends. At Empower Community School, therapy dogs are part of the school’s social and emotional learning efforts, giving students another way to talk about their feelings and learn how to cope with emotional challenges. During a recent session, students spent time with a therapy dog while practicing ways to calm down, reflect, and express how they feel. “It’s pretty unusual becau
Colombian musician brings Caribbean sounds to Birmingham for Hispanic Heritage Month (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - As Hispanic Heritage Month gets underway, Colombian pianist and composer Ronald Rodríguez is bringing the sounds and rhythms of his Caribbean roots to Birmingham with a concert designed to connect audiences through music. Rodríguez, who grew up in Cartagena, Colombia, will present his project “Desde la Raíz: El Caribe en Conexión” this Friday at the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame in downtown Birmingham. “I grew up in Cartagena, Colombia, in South America, and we listened to
Water outage leaves residents of Hoover complex without service for nearly two weeks (opens the original)
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HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Residents of a Hoover apartment complex say they have been without water service for nearly two weeks after Central Alabama Water confirms they shut off the supply due to an outstanding debt owed by the complex. Service at Lorna Place Apartments, located at 3400 Treeline Court, was disconnected on August 31 following what Central Alabama Water says are months of unpaid bills. Central Alabama Water told WBRC in a statement that it had previously reached a payment agreement w
New rules change where food trucks can operate in Hoover (opens the original)
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HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Your favorite food truck may be moving locations if they operate in Hoover. New rules are changing where food trucks can operate after Hoover City Council approved a stricter ordinance in June. On June 22, Hoover City Council approved the ordinance which established new requirements for food truck operators, and added limits to where they can set up and conduct business. Under the new rules, food trucks can operate at city-sanctioned special events, including HOA block part
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