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A Much Maligned Pothole Causes Road Closure In Foley

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By Jessica Taylor, John Mullen, R. Peevy
| Gulf Shores News
Foley, Ala. — (GSN) — After weeks on drivers turning into one of the most maligned potholes in the area's history, the City of Foley has closed the access road between Tom Thumb and Whataburger temporarily. The road is located just off Highway 59, as drivers turn between the businesses. The closure is necessary due to deteriorating pavement conditions, the City of Foley stated in a press release.
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America 250: History of Independence and Infrastructure

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By John Mullen
| PHCP Pros Verified
It’s hard to move forward toward the future without understanding our history and where we have been. In 1776, America declared its independence from England and, in doing so, defined freedom in a way the world had never known before. However, freedom alone did not build our towns and cities. Freedom did not immediately provide clean water, nor did it create systems people could rely on every day. Freedom gave us a country, but the standards of the building trades made it livable.
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No rest for the Makos: Orange Beach boys use summer matchups to work through injuries, cycle in new players

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By John Mullen
| The Islander Verified
By John Mullen Gulf Coast Media Contributor ORANGE BEACH — Mako basketball coach Chris Laatsch likens his team's "summer competition" program to a preseason of sorts. He has all his players, including those who'll soon be showing up for preseason football workouts. "We're going to do preseason with who we've got, but then the football guys are going to get finished with their season," Laatsch said.
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