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* [[January 21]]: The [[2017 Women's March|Birmingham Sister March]] to the Women's March on Washington attracted more than 5,000 demonstrators to [[Kelly Ingram Park]]. | |||
* [[January 9]]: Clemson defeated [[2016 Alabama Crimson Tide football team|Alabama]] 35-31 in the College Football Playoff National Championship in Tampa, Florida. | * [[January 9]]: Clemson defeated [[2016 Alabama Crimson Tide football team|Alabama]] 35-31 in the College Football Playoff National Championship in Tampa, Florida. | ||
* [[December 29]]: South Florida defeated South Carolina 46-39 in overtime in the [[December 2016 Birmingham Bowl|Birmingham Bowl]]. | * [[December 29]]: South Florida defeated South Carolina 46-39 in overtime in the [[December 2016 Birmingham Bowl|Birmingham Bowl]]. | ||
* [[December 6]]: The [[Birmingham City Council]] voted to declare [[Bob's Cafe]] a nuisance and [[List of businesses closed by the Birmingham City Council|revoke its license]] due to "multiple incidents" | * [[December 6]]: The [[Birmingham City Council]] voted to declare [[Bob's Cafe]] a nuisance and [[List of businesses closed by the Birmingham City Council|revoke its license]] due to "multiple incidents".<br><br> | ||
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Today is Saturday June 1, 2024.
- January 21: The Birmingham Sister March to the Women's March on Washington attracted more than 5,000 demonstrators to Kelly Ingram Park.
- January 9: Clemson defeated Alabama 35-31 in the College Football Playoff National Championship in Tampa, Florida.
- December 29: South Florida defeated South Carolina 46-39 in overtime in the Birmingham Bowl.
- December 6: The Birmingham City Council voted to declare Bob's Cafe a nuisance and revoke its license due to "multiple incidents".
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Did you know?
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- ...that Cinema City 8 was the largest multiplex in the nation when it opened in 1978?
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