On The Line: Ask The Mayor
The city of Birmingham faces a major financial crunch with salaries and services likely taking cuts. Its mass transportation system remains unreliable.
At the same time, there there are success stories such as the opening of Railroad Park and luring the Birmingham Baron’s to a downtown baseball stadium. Today, WBHM’s Bradley George talks to Birmingham Mayor William Bell about these issues during On The Line: Ask the Mayor.
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