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A student's race will play a factor in deciding if he or she is able to transfer from a failing Huntsville City School to a non-failing Huntsville City School. More >>
A student's race will play a factor in deciding if he or she is able to transfer from a failing Huntsville City School to a non-failing Huntsville City School. More >>
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A councilman in the Marshall County town of Douglas is making a push to get some abandoned buildings in the town cleaned up.More >>
A councilman in the Marshall County town of Douglas is making a push to get some abandoned buildings in the town cleaned up.More >>
MONTGOMERY, AL (WAFF) -
Non-profit spay and neuter clinics in Alabama
will be able to keep their doors open after a state board rejected proposed
changes on where people can get the procedure done for their pets.
The Alabama State
Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners made the decision Wednesday after a
protest was held at a public hearing on the proposed rule change.
The
rule the board rejected would have prohibited
non-veterinarians from hiring veterinarians and would prohibit
non-veterinarians, including nonprofit groups, from owning veterinarian
equipment.
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