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🌱Mountain Brook City Council Drainage Project + Lane Parke Sandwiches
The quickest way to get caught up on the most important things happening today in Mountain Brook.
Hello all. It's me, Dashiell Allen, your host of the Patch newsletter. Here's all the community news you need to know right now. In today's issue, you'll find...
- The latest from the City Council
- A sandwich shop is moving into Lane Parke
- A "Mountain Brook Wedding"
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Here are the top three stories today in Mountain Brook:
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- At its Monday meeting, the Mountain Brook City Council voted to put the Canterbury/Surrey drainage project out for bids, despite some objections from residents of the immediate area, who argued the project wouldn't solve their problems. The Council also confirmed four people to the First Responders Foundation and approved a list of streets to be paved over the next year. (Village Living)
- Ousler Sandwiches, a shop that first opened in 1915, is opening up in Lane Parke this April. The shop was founded by Dana Ousler, who passed it on to two longtime employees, who are now passing it on to their daughter and son-in-law. (AL.com)
- Mountain Brook's Congressman Gary Palmer is joining Congresswoman Terri Sewell to introduce legislation that would give the Congressional Gold Medal to the 761st Tank Battalion in honor of Black History Month. According to Palmer's statement, "They were on the front line for 183 straight days without being pulled and inflicted significant damage to German forces in November 1944. Fifty percent of the battalion suffered casualties, but their sacrifice helped propel the Allies to victory." (U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer via Twitter)
Today in Mountain Brook:
- Manitou Cave of Alabama: A Living Natural Museum and a Walk Through Time — Vestavia Hills Library (1 p.m.)
- Member Mingle! — Levite Jewish Community Center (5 p.m.)
- Girls Varsity Soccer vs Huntsville High School — Mountain Brook High School (5:30 p.m.)
From my notebook:
- Check out these homes for sale in and around the Mountain Brook area. (Mountain Brook Patch)
- You can read about and see pictures of the "Mountain Brook Wedding" of Katherine and Brett in this magazine feature story. (Mountain Brook Magazine)
- The Levite Jewish Center will be hosting an event with live audience interviews on Thursday, taking an "intimate look at Jewish life in B'ham." (Levite Jewish Center via Instagram)
Now you're in the loop and ready to head out the door on this Wednesday! See you all tomorrow for your next update.
— Dashiell Allen
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