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EnsleyBirmingham tells a judge it wants a library on the Ramsay-McCormack site in EnsleyIf you've watched Ensley wait on Ramsay-McCormack, there's a new plan. Mayor Randall Woodfin appeared in court Thursday and said the city wants to build a public library on the property instead of a redevelopment expected to bring nearly 190 jobs. Special Master Ken Simon told the court the remaining partners of Ensley District Developers would step away after developer Irvin Henderson died in August.Today’s editionRead

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  1. The Anniston Star3 hours ago

    On this day — November 7

    A new automobile dealership selling the Nash line is to be incorporated in Anniston, according to court papers filed Nov. 7, 1951.

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  • CaleraCalera landowner Fenn Church and Alabama Power are set to appear in court for a temporary restraining order hearing as Church tries to hold off crews excavating further into his property.

    Calera landowner Fenn Church and Alabama Power are set to appear in court for a temporary restraining order hearing as Church tries to hold off crews excavating further into his property. Crews told him Friday he needed to be 300 feet away for safety reasons.

    Around Alabama · Today’s editionSource: Alabama's 42