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Vanderbilt poll: Tennesseans largely against cuts to Social Security, health care
Tennesseans, regardless of political party affiliation, are against cuts to federal programs such as Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, according to a new statewide poll.
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As Hamilton County Schools budget vote nears, some look to central office as the place to make more cuts
As the Hamilton County Schools' budget comes to a vote this week, one of the major areas of contention has been around the staffing at the district's central office, with some saying it needs to be the source for additional cuts.
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CARTA to test free north Brainerd shuttle in summer months
Residents of North Brainerd neighborhoods will be able to ride a free shuttle in their area this summer.
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Kennedy: Thanks for the memories with Chattanooga Lookouts at AT&T Field
Three things in life are certain: Death, taxes and the sun finding my pasty white body at AT&T Field, home of the Chattanooga Lookouts.
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Northwest Georgia GOP groups censure Republican lawmaker
The Whitfield County Republican Party and Georgia's 14th Congressional District GOP want to unseat a Republican lawmaker.
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Commission talks sales tax vote for Hamilton County Schools
Hamilton County residents might soon be asked whether they would pay a higher sales tax if the new revenue supported local public schools.
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McCallie tunnels alternating closures for electrical updates
Project to finish by Aug. 30
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Conservative Chattanooga activist who lost kidney function saved by Facebook ‘angel’
Duane Spangler had never met the conservative Chattanooga activist Patrick Hampton before saving his life a few weeks ago.
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Tennessee assists farmers in preserving land for agriculture with $25 million fund
Tennessee is losing about 10 acres of farmland an hour and ranks second nationwide, after Texas, for the rate at which farmland is converted out of production, Rep. Greg Vital, R-Harrison, said before a statehouse vote on legislation he sponsored to help preserve land for continued agricultural use.
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6 years after groundbreaking, East Ridge still waiting for soccer stadium developer to follow through on promises
Six years ago, Bob Martino broke ground for what was to be the biggest commercial, entertainment and housing development ever built in East Ridge, anchored by the Chattanooga Red Wolves professional soccer stadium.
