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Inside the Statehouse: Politics never ends in Alabama

Inside the Statehouse: Politics never ends in Alabama
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FLOWERS: Politics never ends in Alabama

This is an opinion piece. We are all looking forward to next yearâs gigantic political cavalcade.Â The 2022 elections in Alabama will be momentous.Â We will have an open U.S. Senate seat along with seven congressional seats, all running under new district lines.Â We have a Governorâs race along with all the other Constitutional offices.Â All 105 state representatives and 35 state senators will be running for reelection under new district lines.Â All 67 sheriffs in the state will be on the ballot, as well as all 68 probate judges. All these races are on the cusp of beginning or have already begun.

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Athol Daily News - Keeping Score: Remembering trainer Chuck Demers

Good morning!Longtime athletic trainer Chuck Demers died last month at age 91. During his long career, he plied his craft in gyms and on athletic fields throughout the county, but none moreso than at Deerfield Academy. He was easy to spot,.

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Most inmates excluded from new sentence reduction incentive

Most inmates excluded from new sentence reduction incentive BY KIM CHANDLER, Associated Press May 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Alabama lawmakers have approved a program that would allow some state inmates to receive up to a year off their sentence by completing vocational or other training, although most prisoners will not be allowed to participate. An estimated 2,500 inmates out of state prison population of about 20,000 will be eligible to participate in the new program called the Alabama Education Incentive Time Act. It will allow inmates to earn up to 12 months off their sentence by completing vocational, apprenticeship or other educational programs.

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Spotlight on rookies making early impact in the NHL playoffs

Spotlight on rookies making early impact in the NHL playoffs
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