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Jarvis Robertson

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Birmingham
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I anchor and report the news at home. Live tv is my happy place. Kind of an odd guy though.
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Pinson Valley mariachi band helps students find culture, connection and community

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By Jarvis Robertson Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
PINSON, Ala. - Inside one of the band rooms at Pinson Valley High School, the sound of violins, guitars, and more carries something deeper than a melody. For the students performing together, mariachi music is a connection to culture, family and one another. The school's mariachi band is believed to be the first of its kind in Alabama and remains the state's only high school ensemble dedicated to traditional Mexican music.
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Dozens wait hours in heat for Jefferson County power bill assistance

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By Jarvis Robertson Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - For families struggling to pay their power bills, the long wait in oppressive heat was about more than money. It was about keeping lifesaving medical equipment running, food cold and homes safe.
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16th Street Baptist Church holds service commemorating deadly Birmingham bombing 63 years later

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By Lynne Keenum Verified, Jarvis Robertson Verified
| MSN Verified
The historic 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham held its annual commemoration service honoring the four girls killed in a bombing during the height of the civil rights movement. On Sunday morning, Sept. 15, 1963, four girls were killed at the church: Denise McNair, 11; Cynthia Wesley, 14; Carole Robertson, 14; and Addie Mae Collins, 14. Sign up for our Newsletters All four died in the basement ladies room where they were putting on their choir robes prior to the Sunday service.
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