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Wayne and Mary Ellen Cotton sort food at the Salvation Army on Noble Street in Anniston. They have been volunteers at the food pantry for about 18 months. (Anniston Star photo by Bill Wilson)
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“We do everything in the name of Jesus Christ,” said Capt. Bert Lind, commanding officer of the local organization.
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Laura Camper
Laura Camper covers the city of Anniston for The Star. Follow her on Twitter @lcamper_star
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ALDOT could pay a $26,200 fine or, if approved by the environmental department, it could choose to do a supplemental environmental project in the state.
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A seemingly routine approval for city road projects bloomed into a discussion about which streets get work, and which streets have to wait.
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A jumble of tractors and earth-moving equipment is parked to the side of a still-unusable portion of Veterans Memorial Parkway as the new contractor hired to complete the job prepares to take over the project.
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The organization, Saving Animals Volunteer Effort, ferries adopted pets to a low-cost, non-profit clinic in Irondale that performs the spay-and-neuter operations.
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“The current building is just starting to wear out,” said Rev. Roland Brown, president of the Soup Bowl Board of Directors. “I think we’ve got all the good out of it.”
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The Anniston City Council heard three different proposals Tuesday to benefit local youth, including a plea to create a city Youth Services Department.
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With the help of local community groups, the Carver Community Center hosts a full week of activities for kids on spring break.
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Acker Electric, whose $933,183 bid was 1.8 percent higher than Birmingham-based M & A Electric Company’s $916,017 bid, was passed over in favor of the savings.
“My question was, what does that mean?” Acker said.
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Construction on Anniston's VMP could resume by April 5
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Attorney Joel Laird, who is representing the police organization in the lawsuit, said he didn’t know how long it would take to reschedule. “Every one of those judges is extremely busy,” Laird said.
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Councilman Little’s attorney, Raymond Johnson, did not present any argument regarding the motion. Judge Thomason said Johnson had said “the motion pretty much sets out his reasons.”
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The JSU Foundation’s decision recently to put the hotel property on the market — with a $1.5 million asking price — has disappointed the donors, though foundation members say it’s the right move to accomplish their mission of supporting JSU and its students financially.
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The 90-foot mural is being applied to the side of a building and the land on which the building is located needs to be tidied up this Saturday.
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“The progress has stopped at this time until the bonding company can get a new contractor on board to finish the job,” said DeJarvis Leonard, engineer for the fourth division of the Alabama Department of Transportation.
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The two consolidation options the system has been considering would both involve closing the middle school and moving sixth graders back to the elementary schools.
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