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Colorful ‘Greetings from’ postcards reflected American innovation, idealism
Greetings from Concord, New Hampshire.
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Kennedy: Goodbye, friends. It’s been a great 46 years
Long after she retired from her job as a bank teller, my mother still counted out imaginary money.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include honeybee, bacon festivals, Renaissance Faire
Here are some events you can look forward to this upcoming week in Chattanooga.
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First Things First: What it means to put first things first
First Things First is in the middle of a rebrand. Same name. Same mission. Deeper alignment.
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My Life: The birds of Chattanooga
I took a six-week online graphic essay class last winter.
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Book Review: Ruta Sepetys’ debut adult novel features nefarious automobile barons, jewel thieves, suspicious goings-on
The year is 1927, the city Detroit, and Marjorie Lennox, youngest daughter of a dirty-dealing automobile family, has been invited to an artist residency, where she'll supposedly have time, space and like-minded company to do her work as a fashion designer.
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Dear Abby: Generous friend brings messy pup when stopping by
DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine calls first or pops by every few months. She's generous and brings homemade treats, something she has found at the grocer's or flowers from her garden. We have great chats, and I really like her. The problem is, she always brings her little dog, whom she calls the most "wonderful little doggie in the world." He goes into all the rooms and jumps on the beds, couch, needlepoint chairs, etc. The last time she was here, I had to launder two bedspreads and clean the couch because it was muddy outside. When I spoke up and said maybe his feet were muddy, she said she had wiped his feet. Obviously not. I don't want her dog here anymore. I have a patio where we can visit, and I can direct her and the dog there when the weather is good, but what do I say in the meantime when she appears at my door with her dog? -- DISGRUNTLED IN MICHIGAN
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Life Stories: Years later, college player receives long-lost home run baseball
Max Riemer, a graduate of the McCallie School, played Division I baseball at the University of North Carolina.
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Six ways to enjoy the Tennessee River as Memorial Day kicks off summer season
With Memorial Day unofficially kicking off summer, here's a list of things to do on the Tennessee River in the Chattanooga area.
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Dear Abby: Happy date clouded with sad reminders of late mother
DEAR ABBY: Our dear mother passed away 2 1/2 years ago, which was very sad for me and my three siblings.
