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“Snowzilla” grazes Chattanooga

Rina Handwerker slides on an icy bridge in Renaissance Park after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less affected.

Sam Lensgraf walks on the iced-over Walnut Street Bridge after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Snow dusts the "High Four" statue of a Great Dane near the Walnut Street Bridge after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Davis Bartow throws a snowball at his father Doug near the Walnut Street Bridge after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Gus Covert slides on icy pavement near the Signal Mountain Town Hall after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Caroline Kaplan, left, and her daughter Amelia sled on a fairway of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Paul Kaplan and his daughter Ava laugh after sledding down a hill on a fairway of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

People sled on a fairway of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Roman Bielcik, right, and his daughter Ellie sled on a fairway of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Laura Duncan pulls her daughter Skyla Duncan up a hill while sledding on a fairway of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Laura Duncan, right, watches as labrador retriever Bear helps to pull Skyla Duncan up a hill while sledding on a fairway of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Signal Mountain, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

Gus Spahr walks his dog Marlowe on Ridgeway Drive after winter storm Jonas swept across the Eastern United States on Saturday, January 23, 2016, in Red Bank, Tenn. While much of the East Coast received heavy snowfall, the Tennessee Valley was less effected.

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Lee Anderson ‘Quintessential Boy Scout’, Early champion of Chattanooga