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Faces of Chattanooga

By Eddie Rahm February 1, 2014 1 min read

Having grown up in the Chattanooga area, it has been my fortune to meet many of the residents that make our community special. It will be my goal each month to highlight folks who obviously enjoy their role in life and who help make our community the unique place that it is. Maybe you will be my next photo target!

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A place of their own: Patterned after Chattanooga’s, Cleveland WorkSpace opening for artists

Standing outside the new Cleveland WorkSpace studios in the Old Woolen Mill in Cleveland are, front to back, Delaney Miller, administrative assistant at Chattanooga WorkSpace, Kathy Lennon, director of Chattanooga WorkSpace, Katie Pagnani, special projects and development with Public Markets Inc., Key Waller, founding member of Cleveland WorkSpace, Jaime Barks, founding member and artist at Cleveland WorkSpace, Joy Key, founding member of Cleveland WorkSpace, and Corey Divel, founding member of Cleveland WorkSpace.

At her business, Invisible Accidents, Claudia Hoffer knits or crochets a variety of wearable items.

Claudia Hoffer is one of two artists who have rented studio space in Cleveland WorkSpace, where she will house her Invisible Accidents business, which deals in hand-knitted and crocheted items.