Daily Headlines, Sunday, 10/14/2012

Posted by H, on October 14th, 2012, at 8:34 am

Montgomery Advertiser – Only one state BOE race left to decide

Montgomery Advertiser – Baxley, Cavanaugh meet in PSC presidency rematch

Montgomery Advertiser – Al Benn: Moore & Stewart are business buddies

Montgomery Advertiser – Alabama appeals court rules same-sex partner can’t adopt mate’s child

Montgomery Advertiser – Southern auto industry wary of Mexican competition

Montgomery Advertiser – MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Face lift for west side – House to House helps re-energize Washington Park community

Montgomery Advertiser – BTW and Lanier among local schools fighting breast cancer through education

Montgomery Advertiser – Prattville mayor vetoes sales tax extension

Montgomery Advertiser – Montgomery announces new development initiatives

Montgomery Advertiser – Foreclosures: Fewer homes go back to banks

Montgomery Advertiser – Guest Editorial: Insurance coverage the answer

Huntsville Times – District Judge Lynn Sherrod, Huntsville attorney Chris Comer vying for Madison County Circuit judgeship

Huntsville Times – Legal, not logical: DC’s $2.6 million penalty against Huntsville Schools makes no sense (Our views) (Updated)

Birmingham News – Alabama leads nation in desegregation cases; Huntsville looks to shed 42-year-old order

Birmingham News – 9/11 Memorial is solemn, beautiful, worth remembering (Joey Kennedy)

Press-Register – Funeral service was held today for USA student killed by campus officer

Press-Register – A yes vote on Amendment 1 will keep Alabama Forever Wild (Opinion)

Tuscaloosa News – More than candidates are on Alabama ballots

Tuscaloosa News – Regional commission elects new chairman

Tuscaloosa News – EDITORIAL: Backing off moratorium was wise move

Tuscaloosa News – EDITORIAL: Case of student shot by police is troubling

Decatur Daily – Calhoun annexation good idea

A Look from the Rearview Mirror

By Joe Hubbard on June 8, 2011

This Thursday will mark the last day of the legislative Session. For some, it was a Session that seemed would never end. For others, it was one that ended much too quickly. It may be early, yet, to write an obit on this Session, but as we approach the finish line, some perspective may be in order.

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Putting Students First

By John Merrill on May 24, 2011

As you know, a very important piece of legislation will be presented for our consideration in the House tomorrow in Montgomery – Senate Bill 310 – the “Students First” tenure and fair dismissal reform bill. Like me, many House members have been inundated with phone calls and emails from opponents of this bill, and some have been [...]

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Legislative Transparency

By Cam Ward on May 17, 2011

There are a lot of issues to debate before we begin the final days of this session. In fact, I am quite certain there will be some comments on this post debating many of them. Before we get into the last seven day of the session I wanted to bring up a topic that [...]

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