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'''Council District 7''' covers most of Southwest [[Birmingham]]. It was represented by Councilor [[Miriam Witherspoon]] until her sudden death on [[April 21]], [[2009]]. The City Council is to appoint a replacement for her seat until an election can be held. Final candidates for the open seat are [[Raymond Brooks]], [[Felicia Hackett]], and [[Claretha Finley]], Witherspoon's mother. | '''Council District 7''' covers most of Southwest [[Birmingham]]. It was represented by Councilor [[Miriam Witherspoon]] until her sudden death on [[April 21]], [[2009]]. The City Council is to appoint a replacement for her seat until an election can be held. Final candidates for the open seat are [[Raymond Brooks]], [[Felicia Hackett]], and [[Claretha Finley]], Witherspoon's mother. | ||
==Communities & Neighborhoods== | ==Communities & Neighborhoods== |
Revision as of 12:44, 26 August 2009
Council District 7 covers most of Southwest Birmingham. It was represented by Councilor Miriam Witherspoon until her sudden death on April 21, 2009. The City Council is to appoint a replacement for her seat until an election can be held. Final candidates for the open seat are Raymond Brooks, Felicia Hackett, and Claretha Finley, Witherspoon's mother.
Communities & Neighborhoods
Schools
- Central Park Elementary School
- Lee Elementary School
- Powderly Elementary School
- Price Elementary School
- Riley Elementary School
- Wenonah Elementary School
- Green Acres School
- A. G. Gaston K-8 School
- Arrington Middle School
- Jones Valley Middle School
- Wenonah High School
- West End High School
- Princeton Alternative School
Libraries
Representatives
- 1989: Antris Hinton
- 1993: Antris Hinton
- 1997: Sandra Faye Little
- 2001: Bert Miller
- 2005: Miriam Witherspoon (died in office)