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Study of Birmingham's Railroad Park dispels some myths | al.com
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Sequatchie Cove Farm: Blueberries and solar-powered cheese | al.com
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Tropical Storm Debby washes tarballs and coconuts ashore on Dauphin Island (video) | al.com
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Parts of Birmingham area officially in drought | al.com
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Energy and Water Collision in extreme heat
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The Power of the Particular - NYTimes.com - David Brooks
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Baby bald eagle stops Gulf Shores traffic while learning to fly | al.com
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Alabama landowners partner to keep water unpolluted | al.com
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Public hearing Thursday on second proposed coal mine near Cordova | al.com
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Birmingham may meet EPA air quality standards after all | al.com
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$10 million federal grant to improve city streets in Birmingham, focusing on Pratt City (with gallery, video) | al.com
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Forever Wild gives go-ahead to projects in Baldwin and Jackson counties | al.com
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Paying for content or giving it away in hopes of attracting eyeballs?
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Report says economic benefits of Birmingham's Northern Beltline exaggerated | al.com
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Birmingham wins federal TIGER grant to aid rebuilding in Pratt City, make other improvements | al.com
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Birmingham wins $10 million in federal money for roads and trails | al.com
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Alabama's Coldwater Mountain Forever Wild mountain biking trails drawing riders (with video) | al.com
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EPA investigating discrimination complaint lodged against ADEM | al.com
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Historical Jemison Magazine gets republished with booster spirit | al.com
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Jefferson County would not meet Obama air quality standards proposal | al.com
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Cutting print is a money-loser for Times-Picayune, but cutting staff makes changes slightly profitable | Poynter.
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Anniston Star - Are roads safe enough for cyclists
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Former Birmingham News writer- On the inevitability of newspaper's decline
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Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable Clay Shirky
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Canoeists paddle 631-mile trail from Georgia to the Gulf of Mexico | al.com
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Homeowners want to open up Dauphin Island ponds; scientists fear island will breach | al.com
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Are We Living in Sensory Overload or Sensory Poverty? - NYTimes.com
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A Comeback For Downtown Cleveland. Could Birmingham follow this trend?
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Thunder on the Mountain 2012 is a go
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Using Google to measure racial hostility- Alabama makes the top 10
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'Rocket City Rednecks' taping new episodes, getting set to launch second season this fall | al.com
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Sacred Harp: Flourishing globally from Southern roots | al.com
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Future cloudy for Birmingham intermodal transit site | al.com
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Caution: sterility | Bhamarchitect's Blog
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Auction of land in Talladega National Forest for oil and gas exploration is postponed | al.com
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Birmingham Water Works appeal of coal mine permit set for August | al.com
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Solar Payments Set Off a Fairness Debate - NYTimes.com
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Bama Art House Series film pulled after complaints from churches, leaders | TuscaloosaNews.com
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43,000 acres in Talladega National Forest eyed for gas and oil exploration | al.com
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Alabama streams recovering from mine's coal washing spill | al.com
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