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Small town political gazette – 12/22/10

Posted by waltm, on December 22nd, 2010, at 6:36 am

The Clarion – Drawing will determine length of commissioner’s terms

Cullman Times – Colony takes steps towards success

Demopolis Times – Funds set for port study

Dothan Eagle – City seeking ways to avoid two special elections

Eufaula Tribune – Barbour school reserves dwindling

The Greenville Advocate – Toys (for Tots) stolen from Greenville storage shed

The News Courier – Court approves changes in school board civil suit

The Selma Times-Journal – Former state representative is in jail again

Alex City Outllook – Unemployment rate brings good and bad news

The Clanton Advertiser - Maplesville appointment should have been made in the open

The Wetumpka Herald – Ethics laws fit for a boy scout

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