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Small town political gazette – 2/09/10

Posted by waltm, on February 9th, 2010, at 6:39 am

Prattville Progress – Coroner asks to testify before Grand Jury

Dothan Eagle – Webb mayor files lawsuit against City Council and Town Clerk

Andalusia Star-News - Big bingo plans announced and Florala group will be generous with proceeds

The Atmore Advance – PCI endorses a bingo bill

Daily Mountain Eagle – Upset citizens speak out at Carbon Hill Council meeting

The Sand Mountain Reporter – Boaz to seek AG opinion on wet/dry vote

Troy Messenger – Fire tax to officially fund roads, bridges

The Arab Tribune – RDS answers questions of Arab City Council, contract tabled

Andalusia Star-News - School tax request denied

The Selma Times-Journal – Selma’s mayor sees progress in one year

Pickens County Herald – Susan Milner appointed to Pickens County Commission

Daily Mountain Eagle – Bill Roberts to enter HD-13 race

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