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  • Senior Producer, Investigations, NPR
  • Co-Host, Taking Cover, NPR
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Mayor's Minute: July 2026

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By Graham Smith Verified
| Village Living Online Verified
For generations, the O’Neal Library has been one of the true hearts of Mountain Brook; it’s a place where children discover the joy of reading, neighbors gather, students study and lifelong learning flourishes. Today, I am thrilled to share that an exciting new chapter is beginning for this beloved institution. Work has officially begun on an extraordinary $8 million renovation of the O’Neal Library.
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NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman satellite arrival @ KSC

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By Graham Smith Verified
| We Report Space Verified
After an eight-day trip from the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland via the Atlantic Ocean with an urgent stop along the way to add additional air conditioning units to maintain a temperature of no more than 72-degree F, the Pegasus Barge carrying the Nancy Grace Roman satellite in its special container.
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Mayor's Minute: June 2026

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By Graham Smith Verified
| Village Living Online Verified
As mayor of Mountain Brook, I’m often asked what’s missing from Shades Creek Parkway these days. The answer is simple: the steady presence of roadside panhandling and loitering that, for a time, had become a daily fixture, particularly near the U.S. 280 interchange. For many residents, that activity had become so common it almost faded into the background. But it raised growing concerns.
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