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St. Vincent: Midnight Chats – Episode 104
A new series of our interview podcast begins in the company of Annie Clark, discussing Black Midi, Paul McCartney and new LP Daddy s Home
Our interview podcast is back, and we’ve given it a subtle lick of paint.
What to expect? Ten new conversations to come over the course of the next few months – new episodes will drop on Tuesdays at midnight on your UK clocks. Search ‘Midnight Chats’ to find it and follow/subscribe on your favoured podcast app.
It starts here with St. Vincent speaking to me fresh from new music with a performance on the legendary
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Alabama legislation looks to rein in police and planning jurisdictions
Updated Mar 04, 2021;
Posted Feb 21, 2021
The signs outside McKenzie Farm Market on U.S. 98 south of Fairhope, Ala., generated a stir in recent years because it ran afoul with the city s sign ordinance. The market is located outside the city s corporate limits, but regulations are allowed because the business is within Fairhope s planning jurisdiction. Alabama is one of a few states with police and planning jurisdictions that extend beyond the city limits. (John Sharp/jsharp@al.com)
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But for Mike McKenzie, the phrase represents a modern-day frustration that affects his business. The owner of a mom-and-pop produce market south of Fairhope, McKenzie cannot vote in city elections even though he is assessed permit fees and must abide by zoning ordinances issued out of Fairhope City Hall. Not long ago, a city employee told him to remove a sign because it was in violation of a city ordinance.