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Restaurant Scene: Best places to get a festive cocktail in Chattanooga
What do a blender, a nursing home and a fillet of salmon have in common? Nothing, except that they are all related to my childhood Christmas traditions. (Don't worry about it.)
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Dalton Utilities sues carpet, chemical manufacturers to cover costly PFAS remediation
Dalton — the "carpet and flooring capital of the world" — is suing some of the city's major manufacturers, alleging they and others dumped a group of chemicals known as PFAS into the wastewater system that will be costly to remove.
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Trump extends unprecedented invites to China’s Xi and other world leaders for his inauguration
President-elect Donald Trump has invited Chinese President Xi Jinping and other world leaders to his inauguration next month — an unorthodox move that would fold U.S. allies and adversaries into a very American political tradition.
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Hamilton County attorney says votes on replacement would violate his contract
Hamilton County Attorney Rheubin Taylor said near the end of a county commission meeting that a proposal from County Mayor Weston Wamp to replace him with criminal defense attorney Janie Varnell would violate his employment contract.
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5 things to look out for in the upcoming Tennessee legislative session
Members of the Hamilton County delegation were peppered with questions Tuesday morning at the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce's legislative kickoff.
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Attorney dispute arises again: Hamilton County mayor, commission trade criticism over transparency issues
Hamilton County commissioners Wednesday will publicly discuss a plan to replace the county's long-serving attorney, Rheubin Taylor, whose contract expires in June.
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Hamilton County Mayor Wamp unveils his pick for county attorney
Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp has publicly announced his pick for the next county attorney, Janie Varnell.
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Some South Pittsburg residents outraged over 138% property tax increase
Some residents in South Pittsburg are outraged over a 138% property tax increase passed over the summer they feel is heaping an unjust financial burden on many city taxpayers.
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Unincorporated Hamilton County residents grapple with growth
A packed house of about 150 northeastern Hamilton County residents had listened to planners, flipped through an information packet and milled around a room lined with large maps.
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In Chattanooga cigar bar, evangelical ‘fellowship of merry men’ ponders its place in Trump’s America
At "Might & Mirth" gatherings, Glenn Jones said, men encourage one another while embodying God's masculine designs: Strong and forceful, but jolly all the same.
