November 4: Difference between revisions

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November 4 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2014: The 2014 general election and 2014 Birmingham neighborhood elections were held.
2014: Ground was broken for Tuxedo Park assisted living apartments.
2008: The 2008 general election was held.
2007: Christ the King Anglican Church held its first service.
2006: Operation "Taking It to the Streets", part II netted 57 felony and misdemeanor arrests.
2006: The AmSouth/Regions merger was finalized.
2006: The Bass House Museum in Leeds was formally opened to the public.
2006: The first annual Moss Rock Festival kicked off in Hoover.
2003: Incumbent Bernard Kincaid won a runoff in the 2003 Birmingham mayoral election.
1957: The William Elias B. Davis statue was rededicated at its present location at Hillman Hospital.
1936: The first section of Vulcan was hoisted onto the newly-built tower at Vulcan Park in Red Mountain.

2006: Pastor and civil rights activist Edward Gardner died.
1960: Former Birmingham Barons owner Gus Jebeles died in Loxley, Baldwin County.

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 * [[1936]]: The first section of [[Vulcan]] was hoisted onto the newly-built tower at [[Vulcan Park]] in [[Red Mountain]].
-==Births and deaths==
+==Births==
+* [[1890]]: [[Alabama Sports Hall of Fame|ASHOF]] inductee [[Kirk Newell]] was born.
+* [[1844]]: [[Jefferson County Commission]]er [[Thomas Parsons]] was born in [[Jefferson County]].
+==Deaths==
 * [[2006]]: Pastor and civil rights activist [[Edward Gardner]] died.
 * [[1960]]: Former [[Birmingham Barons]] owner [[Gus Jebeles (Barons owner)|Gus Jebeles]] died in Loxley, Baldwin County.
-* [[1890]]: [[Alabama Sports Hall of Fame|ASHOF]] inductee [[Kirk Newell]] was born.
 ==Sports==