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Albertville Shooting; Pandemic Relief Ends: The Week In News
Catch up on some of the stories that made headlines on Patch during the week of June 13-20.
BIRMINGHAM, AL — Saturday marked the deadline for federal coronavirus pandemic relief fir Alabamians, part of Gov. Kay Ivey's efforts to get more Alabama workers back in the work force. Alabama is one of 25 states that have ended federal relief.
Also in the news this past week, three people were killed — including the shooter — in a workplace shooting in Albertville.
Here are those and other stories that made headlines on Patch this past week:
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3 Dead, 2 Injured In Alberville Plant Shooting
Three people are dead and two others injured after a shooting at the the Mueller fire hydrant factory in Albertville early Tuesday morning.
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Alabama's Pandemic Unemployment Compensation Ends Saturday
Saturday marked the end of pandemic-related unemployment compensation benefits for Alabamians. Gov. Kay Ivey made the announcement in May in an effort to get more people back into the workforce.
Pinson Man Identified As Person Killed By Birmingham Police
A man shot and killed by Birmingham police during a physical altercation at a restaurant Monday night has been identified as 43-year-old Armonda Contreras of Pinson.
Mountain Brook School System Receives National Recognition
The Mountain Brook school system was recognized as a National Board Accomplished District for the 2020-21 school year.
Secretary Of State Names Violators Of Fair Campaign Practices Act
Secretary of State John Merrill announced Tuesday that 86 committees and candidates were found in violation of the Fair Campaign Practices Act.
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