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Speeders need to be stopped
I reside in the 200 block of South Center Avenue, perhaps better known as “The South Center Interstate” in Piedmont. The posted speed limit of 25 miles per hour is seldom observed.
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Report from Washington: What does 2012 hold?
WASHINGTON, DC — This year is off to a busy start and Congress has returned for its second session. Unfortunately, as our economy continues to limp along, there still seems to be too much “business as usual” around our nation’s capital.
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Our View: Garcy workers deserve better
We were saddened to learn Garcy will close by June. It is a sad truth that manufacturing jobs, once the lifeblood of working-class towns across the country, are no longer safe.
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Inside The Statehouse: Next round of gambling trial ready to begin
The second round of the gambling corruption trial begins this Monday in Federal Court in Montgomery. Last year’s first trial ended in a victory for all defendants.
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Danny Gardner: The economy isn’t working for anybody
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Do you hate “rich” people? I’m not really sure who is rich, though President Obama and those who agree with his progressive political speeches define the rich as “millionaires and billionaires.”
Our View: Why bother? We can think of a few reasons
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Piedmont is home to good people. It is home to people who look after one another when the storms come, who call on sick neighbors and lend a few dollars to a friend when paydays get too far apart.
It’s North vs. South in Alabama since 1819
by Steve Flowers
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Ever since Alabama’s creation as a state in 1819 there has existed a political rivalry between North and South Alabama. This tug of war has mostly been played out in the legislative arena. The North Alabamians have perceived, and rightfully so, that they have generally gotten the short end of the stick. Historically, this advantage has gone to the area of the state known as the Black Belt.
Obama tells Congress it’s his way or no way
by Danny Gardner
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The Constitution authorizes presidents to fill vacancies in the executive branch without advice and consent of the Senate when the Senate is not in session. That was a non-brainer during the first hundred years or so of our federal government when Congress met for only a few months each year.
Communism in our lives
by our readers
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As I write, future Communist Party members flood across our borders illegally. Our immigrant hospitality funds are hopelessly depleted.
Letter to a cat thief
by our readers
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Sometime during the night of Nov. 6 or 7, you entered a garage on Jaybird Drive in Piedmont and stole two male cats, along with the cat carrier. One cat was 13 years old, the other was 6. They were my cats, not the lady’s that you stole them from. She was watching them for me while I was on a trip.
Inside The Statehouse: Politicians taking advantage of fundraising loopholes
by Steve Flowers
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The older you get you realize that old adages you heard as a child are actually accurate such as sayings like “if you have your health you have everything.”

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