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Category: Irvington

News from Irvington in Mobile County, Alabama.

Bayou La Batre Shrimp boats docked in a coastal Alabama harbor

Governor Hopeful Bentley to Tour Oil-Threatened Coast by Boat

James Bullard, June 17, 2010

Republican governor candidate Robert Bentley planned a visit to south Mobile County, including a boat tour of the Bayou la Batre, Coden and Dauphin Island waters, to see firsthand the effects of the Gulf oil spill on the coastal communities.

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Bayou La Batre The Alabama State House in Montgomery, where the Legislature meets

Irvington Democrat Scott Buzbee Launches Challenge to State Sen. Ben Brooks

James Bullard, April 5, 2010

Scott Buzbee of Irvington announced a Democratic bid against Republican Sen. Ben Brooks in District 35, arguing south Mobile County has gotten talk instead of results in Montgomery.

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Bayou La Batre A high school athletic field house beside a football field

A Fundraising Letter, a Field House Debt and a Commissioner’s $200,000 Promise

James Bullard, March 28, 2008

A supporter’s letter told the men who co-signed a loan for the Alma Bryant field house that Commissioner Mike Dean would steer $200,000 in county money toward the debt if re-elected. Both men denied any deal.

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Baldwin County Coastal home representing Alabama's Gulf Coast property insurance crisis

Brooks Files Coastal Insurance Bill, Bringing Riley to Irvington to Sell It

James Bullard, September 25, 2007

State Sen. Ben Brooks proposed an Alabama Coastal Insurance Authority to draw private carriers back to the coast, and scheduled a news conference with Gov. Bob Riley at First Baptist Church of Irvington.

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Bayou La Batre A working fishing boat on Gulf Coast waters near an oyster reef

Gulf Fishermen in Line for $28 Million to Rebuild Oyster Beds and Shrimp Grounds

James Bullard, June 28, 2006

Federal officials moved in June 2006 to release $28 million for Alabama, aimed at reseeding hurricane-wrecked oyster beds and clearing debris from shrimp grounds off the Gulf Coast.

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