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There were a lot of significant local stories last week in the Mobile area. Here five things you might not have seen unless you read the Lede.
· In our Sunday Q&A the Lede’s Margaret Kates talked to not one but two Baldwin County Schools officials about how they’re managing a growing system.was slated for historic preservation – an ongoing need in the port city.and his answers might surprise you – or maybe not.the five things you need to know· If you haven’t seen it yet, Friday has become the regular day to get in on the Lede’s exclusive College Football Picks contest.
Every day of every week, there’s a lot more local news, not to mention state, national and world events worth reading about in the Lede. And each edition has a page designed to tell you
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North McGregor Ave. in Mobile reopens after construction to add sidewalks, parkingNorth McGregor Avenue in Mobile has reopened since closing in January for construction.
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Fall dates set for Mobile County’s Operation Clean Sweep eventsMobile County’s Department of Environmental Enforcement annually hosts fall and spring Operation Clean Sweep events in different parts of the county.
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Mobile DA says child shot with an AR-15 will be paralyzed for life, report statesThe child was shot multiple times during an Aug. 15 shooting at Summer Place apartments in Mobile.
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Wait -- the converted ambulance I saw on the highway is actually a mobile tattoo parlor?!Whether it's in your rearview mirror or rolling through your neighborhood, Bill Hughes' converted ambulance turns heads. Why? Because it's a mobile tattoo parlor?
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