1870: Josiah Morris purchased the 4,150 acres which would become Birmingham. Courtesy:
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A look back: December 8
12.8.2007 by André Natta · No Comments
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Preserve Jazz Festival announces sabbatical for 2015
Historic church prepares to rededicate sanctuary on December 7
The Terminal: Ten Years Later
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Can you still write BASIC? The C64 turns 25 next week
12.7.2007 by André Natta · 0 Comments
Time to celebrate the reason we all use laptops today – the C64 turns 25 on Monday? Anybody remember the “portable” one? Continue reading
This week on Timetable: new writers and help with plans
12.7.2007 by André Natta · 0 Comments
It’s Friday, which means that Christina gives us her take on what’s going on this weekend. We’re also hoping that you’ve already headed on over to Timetable to check out the entries from a new member of the team, trav … Continue reading
Random Shots: 9/11 memorial visits Birmingham
12.7.2007 by André Natta · 0 Comments
Photo credit: André Natta With the nation prepared to take a moment to remember those that perished on the day of infamy in 1941, those in Birmingham took a moment to remember those that suffered on 9/11. The National September … Continue reading
A look back: December 7
12.7.2007 by André Natta · 0 Comments
1893: Auburn and Georgia Tech tied, 0-0. 1941: Milton Grafman was named Rabbi of Temple Emanu-El. Courtesy:
The First 100: Local bloggers’ thoughts
12.6.2007 by André Natta · 0 Comments
Some folks in town just felt like talking about Mayor Langford’s first 100 days here in Birmingham, AL. We figured we’d link to a few of them… Continue reading
