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Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
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Northport eyes new city vehicle policy
Dozens of Northport city employees, from firefighters and police officers to administrative staff, drive city-owned vehicles every day — with no written policy in force.
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Some experts say textbooks obsolete
In an age of technology, laptops and mobile information, are textbooks still necessary in K-12 education?
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Students bear heavy loads
The Tuscaloosa City School's backpack policy is intended to prevent students from carrying too much in their backpacks.
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Local agencies learn from Katrina
It will be a long time before anyone whose business is emergency preparedness forgets Hurricane Katrina.
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Eagles' Wings competes for $250,000 in online contest
Crimson Tide fans are fairly well-known for their Internet voting prowess.
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Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
A combative President Barack Obama rolled out a long-term jobs program today to rebuild roads, railways and runways, and coupled it with a blunt campaign-season assault on Republicans for causing Americans' hard economic times.
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Gorgas House being renovated; new curator may be sought
Renovation is under way on one of the oldest buildings remaining on the University of Alabama’s campus.
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Voters choose governor in 2 months
Alabamians will go to the polls Nov. 2 to decide whether state Rep. Robert Bentley of Tuscaloosa or Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks of Montgomery succeeds two-term Gov. Bob Riley.
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Group urges increase in tenure
The nation’s largest professional group for college professors urges campus administrators to stop the decline of tenure by simply placing more professors, specifically those who perform little academic research, on the track to tenure.
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