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'''March 22''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''March 22''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2022]]: [[Mayor of Birmingham|Birmingham Mayor]] [[Randall Woodfin]] announced blanket pardons for outstanding traffic and parking fines issued before January 1, 2011. | |||
* [[2019]]: [[Niki's Restaurant]] closed. | |||
* [[2014]]: Demolition of the [[HES Design House]] at the [[University of Alabama]] began. | * [[2014]]: Demolition of the [[HES Design House]] at the [[University of Alabama]] began. | ||
* [[2013]]: A [[2013 Birmingham airport fatality|flight information display]] at [[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]] fell onto a family, killing 10-year-old Luke Bresette. | * [[2013]]: A [[2013 Birmingham airport fatality|flight information display]] at [[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]] fell onto a family, killing 10-year-old Luke Bresette. | ||
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[[Image:John Rountree.jpg|right|thumb|John Rountree, born March 22, 1867]] | [[Image:John Rountree.jpg|right|thumb|John Rountree, born March 22, 1867]] | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
* [[1992]]: [[Birmingham Legion]] forward [[Neco Brett]] was born in Kingston, Jamaica. | |||
* [[1981]]: [[Lieutenant Governor of Alabama|Lieutenant Governor]] [[Will Ainsworth]] was born in Birmingham. | |||
* [[1949]]: Former [[Superior Bank]] CEO [[Stan Bailey]] was born. | * [[1949]]: Former [[Superior Bank]] CEO [[Stan Bailey]] was born. | ||
* [[1952]]: Minister, community activist and [[Birmingham Water Works]] board member [[William Muhammad]] was born. | * [[1952]]: Minister, community activist and [[Birmingham Water Works]] board member [[William Muhammad]] was born. | ||
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March 22 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2022: Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin announced blanket pardons for outstanding traffic and parking fines issued before January 1, 2011.
- 2019: Niki's Restaurant closed.
- 2014: Demolition of the HES Design House at the University of Alabama began.
- 2013: A flight information display at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport fell onto a family, killing 10-year-old Luke Bresette.
- 2006: Silvertron Cafe owner Alan Potts was murdered in his Forest Park restaurant.
- 2004: John's Restaurant was bought by Shana and Shannon Gober.
- 1997: Mark Anthony Duke killed his father and three others at his house in Pelham.
- 1995: Birmingham police officer Randy Smith was severely injured when accidentally shot by another officer.
- 1994: David Foley became Bishop of Birmingham.
- 1978: Rush played at Boutwell Auditorium.
- 1954: The "Panorama" local news program debuted on WBRC-TV.
- 1953: The Birmingham VA Medical Center was dedicated.
- 1887: T. M. Perryman opened his grocery store at 219 20th Street North.
- 1865: Wilson's Raid commenced upon Alabama.
Births
- 1992: Birmingham Legion forward Neco Brett was born in Kingston, Jamaica.
- 1981: Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth was born in Birmingham.
- 1949: Former Superior Bank CEO Stan Bailey was born.
- 1952: Minister, community activist and Birmingham Water Works board member William Muhammad was born.
- 1947: Basketball player Lamar Green was born.
- 1923: Temple Tutwiler II was born.
- 1918: A. H. Woodward Jr was born.
- 1904: Frank Yeilding Jr was born.
- 1867: Publisher John Rountree was born.
Deaths
- 2013: 10-year-old Luke Bresette was killed when a flight information display at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport fell onto his family.
- 2008: Restaurateur Joe Joseph died.
- 2006: Silvertron Cafe owner Alan Potts was murdered in his Forest Park restaurant.
- 1997: Mark Anthony Duke killed his father and three others at his house in Pelham.