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Natalie Davis Looks National. And Local.

Posted by Danny, on November 16th, 2009, at 1:22 pm

Parlor AlertDon’t miss Natalie Davis considering the lay of the land after the recent national elections, and she looks ahead to the Birmingham mayor’s race.

She managed to wiggle the post on to the site at the end of the week before the site got completely uncooperative, and I didn’t want you to overlook it.

In the Purple Dot Connection.

Category: Housekeeping, Local Politics, National Issues

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Dexter Avenue in Montgomery, 1950s

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