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Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
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Who pays local stormwater fees? It depends
In Hamilton County, churches, schools and government agencies don’t pay the stormwater fee on their buildings and parking lots.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
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Group wants LaFayette site on Trail of Tears
A historical group wants to use the “power of place” to remind locals and tourists of a Cherokee internment camp in LaFayette.
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Women on subs: Will idea hold water?
The U.S. Navy is studying how to place female sailors on submarines, but the complications of doing so will be outweighed by the benefits, a retired commander here said.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
Paper plant eyeing site in Dade County
TRENTON, Ga. — Talks are in the early stages to bring a tissue manufacturing industry to a site that straddles the line between Dade County, Ga., and Chattanooga.
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County school nutrition director sheds 60 pounds
At 220 pounds, School Nutrition Director Carolyn Childs was tired of telling students to “Do as I say, not as I do.”
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
Stormwater fees bring flood of objections
Chattanoogans will have to pay more than $100 million in extra fees over the next five years to fix decades-old problems with clogged ditches, broken pipes and polluted runoff.
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St. Andrews kicks off first arts academy with 30 students
As about a dozen pairs of little feet prance around to the sound of classical music in the St. Andrews Center, the only thing missing is pink ballerina shoes.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
Parade draws big crowd in Dade County
TRENTON, Ga. — Residents lined Main Street here Saturday morning to see veterans parade past, some in trucks some in jeeps.
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Veterans push holiday help for serving soldiers
DALTON, Ga. — When Justin Hair served in Operation Iraqi Freedom from May 2005 to April 2006, some of his favorite items to receive from home were tuna meal packets, homemade cookies and ESPN magazines.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
TBI seeks murder suspect
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is looking for a man wanted for the recent slaying of his girlfriend in Marion County, Tenn.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
Rowing on the river
From sunrise to dusk Saturday the Tennessee River was filled with rowers racing against time.
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Sailors, Marines mark 234 years
Before the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence, there was a Navy and Marine Corps.
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What kids eat
No matter how good the spaghetti with meat sauce looked, it was no honeybun and Cheetos.
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Deputies to leave new city territory
Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond says he’ll pull his deputies out of areas annexed by Chattanooga and bolster patrols in unincorporated areas.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
Bradley looks at favoring local bidders
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- A Bradley County Commission committee is searching for ways to give local contractors an incentive to bid for county business while not driving away outside firms.
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