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The Gulf Shores Sportsplex held its grand opening March 6, which opened the weekend Dolphin Classic Tournament.
3/10/2009
Album ID: 708627
Photos by Mary-Allison Bauer

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The Mystic Order of Persephone parades down Main Street, throwing beaded necklaces and assorted candies from vibrant floats to almost 6,000 attendees. The Shadow Barons throw miniature rubber footballs, plastic cups, Moon Pies and beads to approximately 7,500 guests at its parade in Olde Towne Daphne.
2/24/2009
Album ID: 698869
Photos by Sasha Heller

11 photos for sale
About 34 volunteers help out during the 10th annual Project Linus Community Quiltmaking Day. Volunteers exceeded their 50-quilt goal with 65 quilts.
2/19/2009
Album ID: 695238
Photos by Jenny Wilkins

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The Gardens of Daphne assisted-living facility honors two residents�Bobby Bolton and Pearl Kubicki�as King and Queen of the center's Mardi Gras celebration.
2/19/2009
Album ID: 695196
Photos by Sasha Heller

10 photos for sale
Spanish Fort Middle School hosts the Baldwin County Chocolate Cook-Off, where middle- and high-school students competed for the best chocolate dish in the county.
2/19/2009
Album ID: 695184
Photos by Jenny Wilkins

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A new sanctuary for the Assembly of God Church is going up, and there�s going to be an addition to the fellowship hall. In all, there will be about 9,500 square feet remodeled and added, says Michael Lynn, pastor of the church. Lynn is hoping the job will be done in time for Easter. But the church isn�t being put together by a cadre of hired workers. Instead, Lynn and his congregation turned to �U.S. MAPS,� (Mission America Placement Services) an Assembly of God ministry that places willing volunteers, mostly retirees, who travel to projects in R.V.s, and use those vehicles as housing while they are volunteering.
1/30/2009
Album ID: 681848
Photos by Donna Riley-Lein

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There were white ties and tails and formal dresses, but also uniforms (both Confederate and Union) and period dresses with petticoats at Saturday�s North-South Ball, held at the Baldwin County Coliseum in Robertsdale. The event was part of Baldwin County�s Bicentennial Celebration with proceeds benefitting Bicentennial Park.
1/30/2009
Album ID: 681836
Photos by Donna Riley-Lein

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A collection of photographs published December 2008 and January 2009 in the Spanish Fort Sun. Includes: Holiday cheer was in the air at the second annual reading of "The Night Before Christmas" held at Five Rivers Delta Resource Center; Historic Blakeley State Park holds a tree-planting ceremony where area dignitaries plant some of the 24 oak trees granted to Blakeley by the Auburn Extension Service; and The University of South Alabama names one of its new buildings after Spanish Fort resident and Daphne real estate developer, Allen Cox. The Allen Cox Children�s Agencies Building houses four area nonprofit agencies, which include the Arthritis Foundation, Autism Society of Alabama, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and March of Dimes.
1/29/2009
Album ID: 681073
Photos by Jenny Wilkins

17 photos for sale
A collection of photographs published during January 2009 in the Daphne Bulletin. Includes: The institution of a professional learning communities model, including peer tutoring, at Daphne High, has led to a 60 percent decrease in failing grades, according to administrators; a group of 50 residents gather in council chambers at Daphne City Hall to watch Barack Obama's inauguration as the nation's 44th president; and Kasandra Madsen, legally blind since she was a teenager, will have permanent contact lenses implanted in her eyes by Dr. Joseph Gravlee Jr., a Fairhope optometrist.
1/29/2009
Album ID: 681049
Photos by Sasha Heller

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Former Daphne High School standout student-athlete Pat White is honored at his alma mater by students, administrators and city officials with "Pat White Day."
1/29/2009
Album ID: 681040
Photos by Sasha Heller