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City urges removal of graffiti on abandoned hospital in Ensley

Built as Holy Family Hospital, the building has been abandoned for several decades.

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Birmingham City Council creates new fair housing committee

The council celebrated the 55th anniversary of the signing of the Fair Housing Act.

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Grand Opening Held for Food Giant in Birmingham s 5 Points West

Grand Opening Held for Food Giant in Birmingham s 5 Points West
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With Food Giant opening, city leaders hoping for more growth in Five Points West

For the first time in almost 10 years, Birmingham's west side welcomes a new grocery store. City leaders cut the ribbon on a new Food Giant Wednesday in the old Winn Dixie building in Five Points West. It’s been a long time coming for residents.

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Birmingham City Council Approves $805,000 To Expand Teaching Farm Programs for City Students

Birmingham City Council Approves $805,000 To Expand Teaching Farm Programs for City Students
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