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Small town political gazette – 3/11/10

Posted by waltm, on March 11th, 2010, at 6:39 am

Daily Home - Do you know this woman?

The Sand Mountain Reporter - Albertville Councilman seeks to name immigration attorney

The Daily Sentinel – Lack of funds causes paving dilemma in Jackson County

Shelby County Reporter – Four ex-inmates sue Harpersville, alleging civil rights violation

The Piedmont Journal - So, how did we get in this utility situation? – in Piedmont

Troy Messenger – Take advantage of city’s amnesty day

The Greenville Advocate – Gravel not a good option for county

The Tuskegee News – County zoning victim of misinformation

on the trail:

Republican candidates emerge in Dekalb County

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