How do you plan to stay cool this week?

05.31.2011 by Andre Natta · 3 Comments

The high temperatures in Birmingham, AL this week are going to hover near 100°. We’re wondering how you’re planning to stay cool in the midst of this heatwave…

Let’s hear ‘em!

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Glen Iris Neighborhood Considers Skatepark

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Freshfully shares the wealth with area schools

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Did you know this ramp might go away?

Janet

Taking the kids to McWane to see the new exhibits (air conditioned!), visiting the library, and hanging out in the pool.
Dhoward

The Southwest Corridor Transit Study
Help shape the future of mass transit and community development along US 11/Bessemer Super Highway! Provide your input to the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham on June 23 between 4 PM and 8 PM at the Fairfield Civic Center, 6509 E. J. Oliver Road, Fairfield, AL 35064.
Community Forum in June!
Special presentations at 5 PM and 6:30 PM will provide a project summary, and opportunities to discuss how the corridor should develop over time.
The Southwest Corridor Transit Study is sponsored by the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham (RPCGB). It will study ways to improve transit services, and economic and community development along US 11.
For More Information
Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham
Attn: Project Manager Darrell Howard, AICP, PMP
Phone: (205) 264-8441
Fax: (205) 328-3304
Email: dhoward@rpcgb.org
Chezcody

2 Annual traditions for heat waves:
Stay in the house and watch DVD of Cool Runnings…Go down on Sunday afternoon and catch the matinee at the Alabama Theater, going early to enjoy the organ!

How do you plan to stay cool this week?

05.31.2011 by Andre Natta · 3 Comments

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