Some of you may have stumbled across our clothing options on Zazzle.com (and we don’t plan on taking that down yet) but we realized that we wanted to offer our shirt for a little less. So if you haven’t been on the site we know you haven’t seen this new ad in the far right column yet:
We are currently offering Black Terminal Ts through the site on our new The Store page with prices starting at $14.
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Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, information, Online, PayPal, store, Terminal T, The Store, Zazzle
The Wall Street Journal’s law blogger has chimed in on Birmingham mayor Larry Langford’s latest situation, saying that the case being pursued could be considered a test case for future prosecutions and is part of a trend over at the federal agency.
If you’re interested in reading up on all of the fun that the local media is going to have for the next few months, you’ll want to head over to al.com, where the documents are posted (it is very, very long).
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Tagged AL, Alabama, Birmingham, filings, Larry Langford, law blog, SEC, Wall Street Journal, WSJ
The Dayton Daily News reported yesterday that Curtis Long, the executive director of the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, had resigned his position there (effective June 20) to become the new executive director of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra.
A joint press release already posted here announces that the 44-year old Los Angeles native will begin his duties in Birmingham on July 1.
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Tagged AL, Alabama, Alabama Symphony Orchestra, announcement, Birmingham, Curt Long, Curtis Long, Dayton, Dayton Philharmonic, named, new executive director, OH, Ohio, press release
1925:
The Redmont Hotel opened.
1933:
Hugo Black recommended Cooper Green for Postmaster of Birmingham.
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Tagged A look back, AL, Alabama, bhamwiki, bhamwiki.com, Birmingham, Cooper Green, history, Hugo Black, Redmont Hotel
Mountain Brook Inn being demolished today. leadingzero/twitpic
The wrecking ball (or crane as the case may be) appears to be providing evening rush hour drivers along U.S. Highway 280 with a show – in the form of the demolition of the Mountain Brook Inn. According to this story published on April 10 in The Birmingham News, the demolition is scheduled to take approximately eight weeks.
Thanks to @leadingzero for the use of the image; you can also check out this post on BirminghamDome to learn more about the known plans for the property (as well as that author’s thoughts about it’s place in Birmingham’s current development scheme).
Posted in 35223, architecture, Business
Tagged AL, Alabama, beginning, Birmingham, demolished, image, Mountain Brook, Mountain Brook Inn, plans, razed, start, Twitter
1940:
Attorney Pat Moore was born in Pinson.
2005:
The Rev. Harold D. Long, former pastor of First Congregational Christian Church, died.
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Tagged A look back, AL, Alabama, bhamwiki, bhamwiki.com, Birmingham, First Congregational Christian Church, Harold Long, history, Pat Moore, Pinson
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