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Decatur police say pedestrian hit by car, taken to hospital

A pedestrian leaving City Café this morning was struck by a car on First Avenue Southeast, according to Decatur police spokeswoman Emily Long.

 

Routine hydrant flushing underway in Decatur

Decatur Utilities began flushing hydrants at several locations in the city today and will continue the process through Aug. 14.

 

Police: Decatur woman cashed another person's money orders

Police have charged a Decatur woman with cashing another person's money orders.

 

NASA assigns astronauts to SpaceX, Boeing test flights

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA has assigned the astronauts who will ride the first commercial capsules into orbit next year and bring human launches back to the U.S.

 

US goes ahead with tax on Canadian newsprint, but revised tariffs lower

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commerce Department is going ahead with a tax on Canadian newsprint, a threat to the already-struggling American newspaper industry.

 

Hillsboro man dies in Lawrence County crash

HILLSBORO — A Hillsboro resident was killed in a one-vehicle crash Thursday night in Lawrence County, according to Alabama troopers.

 

DCS to provide intervention for struggling students

Decatur City Schools is putting in place a Tier 3 intervention program that will help address math and reading needs for some of the district’s struggling students.

 

Youth program's fundraiser canceled, separate Decatur-Austin alumni game planned

Decatur Youth Services has canceled its annual Austin-Decatur alumni basketball games, but former Black Bears and Red Raiders can still face off Sunday in a series of “Rucker-style” games.

 

DCS to start teacher residency program at Title I schools

Decatur City Schools will start its teacher-in-residence program this month, and the district — because of last-minute retirements and resignations — has 10 teaching positions to fill.

 

Sims pitches reverse osmosis for drinking water, but board delays vote

A reverse osmosis filtration system is needed to remove not only industrial chemicals known to be toxic, but to remove related chemicals from drinking water that may turn out to be dangerous, according to the general manager of West Morgan-East…

 

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