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'''February 16''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''February 16''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2014]]: Mark Chepses of West Des Moines, Iowa won the [[Mercedes Marathon]] with a time of 2:20:36 | |||
* [[2010]]: The new [[Gardendale High School]] opened. | * [[2010]]: The new [[Gardendale High School]] opened. | ||
* 2010: [[WENN-FM]] was relaunched as a neo-soul station at [[FM 101.9]]. | * 2010: [[WENN-FM]] was relaunched as a neo-soul station at [[FM 101.9]]. | ||
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February 16 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2014: Mark Chepses of West Des Moines, Iowa won the Mercedes Marathon with a time of 2:20:36
- 2010: The new Gardendale High School opened.
- 2010: WENN-FM was relaunched as a neo-soul station at FM 101.9.
- 2010: Kenneth Livesay was sentenced to 5 months in prison for his role in HealthSouth's accounting fraud scandal.
- 2008: The Hoover Crescent Islamic Center held its grand opening open house.
- 2007: Compass Bank announced that it was being acquired by Spain's BBVA.
- 2006: Elephant Bulwagi debuted at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
- 1985: The Birmingham Stallions lost their first exhibition game to the Houston Gamblers at Legion Field.
- 1981: The New York Yankees traded Rafael Santana to St Louis for George Frazier.
- 1968: The nation's first 911 call was taken in Haleyville [1].
- 1952: First baseman Norm Zauchin married the former Janet Mooney, whom he had met by running into her chasing a foul ball into the stands at Rickwood Field.
- 1945: The Galax Theater was damaged by fire.
- 1897: The Town of Vincent was chartered.
- 1895: The Flag of Alabama was adopted.
Births and deaths
- 2008: Civil Rights leader James Orange died in Atlanta.
- 2008: Former insurance executive and Mountain Brook mayor Lee McGriff died in Birmingham.
- 2007: Environmentalist Mary Burks died.
- 1955: Attorney Bradley Byrne was born in Mobile.
- 1952: Outfielder Jerry Hairston was born in Birmingham.
- 1948: Jefferson County Commissioner George Bowman was born in South Carolina.
- 1944: Inventor Miller Reese Hutchison died in New York.
- 1939: Football coach Jim Currier was born in Birmingham.