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Archive of Alabama on Tuesday October 27, 2009
AL: Alabama delays school clinics that will administer H1N1 vaccine
Students will have to wait until after Thanksgiving break -- almost a month later than the date health officials originally announced -- to get the H1N1 vaccine at their schools. But when all the vaccine arrives, officials believe not only will there be enough, but that Alabama could have more than it needs. Read More
AL: 85% of schools in state expect to cut jobs next summer
Three-quarters of public schools in Alabama lost jobs over the summer, according to a survey by the American Association of School Administrators. And next summer 85 percent of Alabama superintendents expect to trim more. Read More
AL: Alabama Rep. Lea Fite of Jacksonville dies after apparent seizure
State Rep. Lea Fite of Jacksonville has died at his home. He was 59. Read More
AL: Woman fights to have common law marriage recognized; then married status led to charges
CHATOM, Ala. -- Kimberly Nichole Rainwaters fought a ferocious battle in Washington County Circuit Court to have her longtime relationship recognized as a marriage. Now, that could land her in prison. Read More
AL: Witness -- Mayor had $240K in card debt, $92K in car loans
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Testimony in the corruption trial of Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford portrayed his personal finances as a disaster area Monday, with scant assets and liabilities of about $650,000, including nearly $240,000 in credit card debt. Read More
GA: 3 states meeting to discuss water war
For the first time since a federal judge's stunning decision in the tri-state water wars, Georgia's congressional delegation is planning to sit down with all of their counterparts from Florida and Alabama to discuss what to do next. Read More |
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