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Posted: Friday - July 3, 2009
Falling tax revenue, reappraisals leave Chattanooga budget in limbo
Declining sales tax revenues and not knowing how much of a gain in property taxes to expect from growth has city officials perplexed about when next year's budget could be completed.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
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Hamilton County Commission votes to offer land to VW supplier
Hamilton County commissioners voted 7-0 Wednesday to offer 20 acres -- and maybe more -- at Enterprise South to Volkswagen supplier Gestamp Corp.
Posted: Wednesday - July 1, 2009
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Disagreements arise over funding for proposed greenway
A debate erupted Tuesday in a Chattanooga City Council committee meeting over whether the city should pay $50,000 for a greenway project in the midst of a tight budget year.
Posted: Tuesday - June 30, 2009
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Conference focuses on building community
How people of all ages can help build developing, livable communities is the topic of discussion today at Brainerd United Methodist Church.
Posted: Friday - June 26, 2009
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Chattanooga mayor highlights progress in State of City
Growth is coming to Chattanooga and the city needs to prepare itself, Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield said Thursday.
Posted: Friday - June 26, 2009
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Hamilton County sheriff wants images of criminals on display
Anyone who walks through the two main entrances at the Hamilton County-Chattanooga Courts Building likely will get a look soon at some important faces, which Sheriff Jim Hammond hopes at least a few people will recognize.
Posted: Wednesday - June 24, 2009
Council OKs Littlefield's Cabinet
The Chattanooga City Council approved Mayor Ron Littlefield's new Cabinet Tuesday night, with only a few questions raised concerning the city attorney.
Posted: Tuesday - June 23, 2009
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City plans new vote on guns in parks
Interim City Attorney Mike McMahan said Monday it could be a matter of weeks before a resolution is drafted that offic
Posted: Tuesday - June 23, 2009
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Council leader diagnosed with skin cancer
City Council Chairman Jack Benson said Monday he has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, a type of skin cancer that can be far less lethal than its cousin melanoma.
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
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Chattanooga, Red Bank vote against guns in parks
Officials in Chattanooga and Red Bank want their parks to remain gun free, they decided Tuesday.
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
City accepts funds for trees
The Chattanooga City Council voted 8-0 Tuesday night to accept a state grant for $200,000 in trees to be planted in area neighborhoods.
Posted: Wednesday - June 10, 2009
City Council shoots down partying ordinances
Two ordinances related to partying in Chattanooga were shot down on first readings Tuesday night by the Chattanooga City Council.
Posted: Tuesday - June 9, 2009
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Redistricting will hurt Democrats, Forrester warns
A Republican majority in the state House and Senate in charge of redistricting after the 2010 census could cost Democrats two seats in Congress, the state’s Democratic Party chairman said Monday.
Posted: Thursday - June 4, 2009
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Hamilton County Commission gives green light to road project
Hamilton County commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday to approve a plan to extend Apison Pike to the new Enterprise South exit on Interstate 75.
Posted: Tuesday - June 2, 2009
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Chattanooga: Council delays declaring fiscal goals
It will be at least a month before the City Council announces its goals and objectives for next year.
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