Happy Anniversary!
It was at this time last year Heather Pointe president Liz Reiff's intense and tireless campaign to have the streets of Heather Pointe paved became a reality. Within months the streets of Heather Pointe were smooth and free of potholes. I'm sure we all appreciate her hard work and smooth driving!
The annual Veteran’s luncheon will be held November 10th at Pinson United Methodist Church. Veteran’s should call Pinson City Hall to reserve a place at the luncheon. Ask for the time of the luncheon when you phone City Hall. 205-680-5556
The City of Pinson has received repeated requests for a park with playground equipment and walking trails. The mayor has been looking into an area with 14 acres at a price of $180,000 for this future venture.
Dollar General now has an off premise alcohol license.
911 Exercise the Neighborhood Watch program. The National Night Out event held in August was to allow us to meet our neighbors and show our unity in the fight against crime. Stay aware of your surroundings and those of your neighbors. Report any suspicious activity and unfamiliar cars, trucks and persons coming onto our streets to the Sheriff's Department. Better to be safe than sorry.
FREE EVENTS
Frankenstein Film Fest
October 16, 2011
2:30 p.m.
Info Phone: 205-226-4000509 40th St. S
Birmingham, Alabama 35222
Join us every Sunday in October as we explore Frankenstein in film with a different movie every week.
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Choral Evensong
Presented by Cathedral Church of the Advent at Cathedral Church of the Advent
The Cathedral Choir sings the beautiful service of lessons, anthems and prayers at the Cathedral Church of the Advent on Sunday, October 16, 2011, 4:00 p.m.
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Introduction to Genealogy Class
Presented by Birmingham Public Library at Birmingham Public Library - Central Branch
Introduction to the methodologies of genealogical research. Class takes place in the East Room, 1st Floor, Linn Henley Research Library.
October 16, 2011
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Clay Public Library Book Club
Presented by Clay Public Library at Clay Community Center
The library's book club will meet Tuesday, October 18, at 6:00 p.m., at the Clay Community Center (located on Clay Palmerdale Road). Our October selection is Leaving Gee's Bend by Alabama author Irene Hunt. Please register by October 14 if you would like to attend. We always serve refreshments and welcome new members!Contact Joy at jlee@bham.lib.al.us or 205-680-3812
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Forging our Common Path-Financial Capability in Alabama
9am-3pm
October 21, 2011
3600 8th Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35223
Presented by United Way of Central Alabama, Inc. United Way of Central Alabama
Plan to attend the upcoming financial education workshop led by nationally renowned Financial Education Consultant Inger Giuffrida
Meeting is located on the 5th Floor Board Room.
For information contact Shirley Worthington at shirleyw@uwca.org.
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Jazz in the Park
Presented by Magic City Smooth Jazz at Railroad Park
October 23, 2011
Join us for our 2nd annual Jazz in the Park concert series in Birmingham Railroad Park
Info Phone: 205-616-1735
3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Railroad Park
1600 1st Ave S
Birmingham, AL 35233
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Family Event - Springville Road Spooktacular
Presented by Birmingham Public Library at Springville Road Regional Library (BPL)
October 25, 2011
5pm
1224 Springville Rd
Birmingham, Alabama
205-226-4085
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Presented by Birmingham Public Library at Birmingham Public Library - Central Branch
October 28-October 30, 2011Put on your walking shoes and join Birmingham Public Library Archivist Jim Baggett for a visit to some of Birmingham’s most infamous historic places. Learn about the Magic City’s most famous brothel, spectacular 19th century murders, political intrigues, and the scandal that nearly destroyed Bull Connor’s career.
* Reservations strongly suggested as well as comfortable walking shoes
Info Phone: 205-226-3631
Times:5:45 pm on Friday October 28th and Sunday October 30th
2100 Park Place
Birmingham, AL 35203
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Oak Hill Cemetery History Tour
October 29, 2011
Come and experience the Oak Hill Grand Tour:
Guided tours featuring some of Birmingham famous, infamous, and ordinary early pioneers.
Comfortable walking shoes advised.
Free Admission but donations gladly accepted!
Info Phone: 205-251-6532
Times:12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
1120 North 19th Street
Birmingham, Alabama 35234