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11 amendments on Tuesday’s ballot

11 amendments on Tuesday’s ballot

A non-partisan summary of each of the 11 amendments to Alabama's Constitution on the Nov. 6 ballot.

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Birmingham Council Approves $345K to Expand Food Distribution Network in District 4

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By Daniel Gaddy Verified
| Birmingham Watch Verified
Food awaits distribution at a local nonprofit. (Photo by Olivia McMurrey) Your support helps us grow and sustain a newsroom for the City Built to Change the South. Donate today to help Birmingham stay informed. The Birmingham City Council on Tuesday approved a $345,100 agreement that will support a local distribution network combating food insecurity. The funding comes from American Rescue Plan Act dollars allocated to Birmingham’s District 4.
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Birmingham to Open Oasis Day Center for Homeless

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By Daniel Gaddy Verified
| Birmingham Watch Verified
The Birmingham City Council on Tuesday approved an $850,000 agreement that will establish a daytime center where people who are homeless can access critical services. “Homelessness cannot be solved with a single program or by simply asking people to move from one place to another,” Mayor Randall Woodfin said. “Our strategy is to meet?people where they are, connect them to the services they need and help them transition into stable housing.
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Moody Council approves $21,000 for Thunder in the Park

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By Daniel Gaddy Verified
| St. Clair Times Verified
The Moody City Council on Monday, June 22, approved $21,000 to put toward the city’s annual Thunder in the Park celebration on July 11. The event will include a professional fireworks show. This year vendors include Pyro Shows of Alabama and Ashville Inflatables.
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