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Posted by waltm, on April 2nd, 2009, at 6:14 am

The Wetumpka Herald – No show for debate means no debate – comment on those who did not vote for a measure but filibuster because it did not pass

St. Clair News-Aegis – It still gambling – an editorial

Clanton Advertiser – Legislator pay raise no scandal

Southeastern Sun – Brass Tacks on Bingo: Proponents and opponents answer questions

Troy Messenger – Probate judge to be named Friday

Arab Tribune – Riley’s budget would cost Arab 7+ teachers

The Atmore Advance – Landowners meet with Rep Bonner

Brewton Standard – Senate District 22 race draws near

The Daily Sentinel – Group tries to block Bellefont

BaldwinCountyNow – Fairhope public turns out for sales tax meeting

Selma Times-Journal – Almost business as normal for White Hall

Finally, belated congratulations to the Talladega College Tornados

N.B. finished at 7:40 time stamp modified to drop below the Daily Digest

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Union Avenue in Ozark in the 1920s

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