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Posted: Monday - Feb. 1, 2010
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Winchester couple helping quake victims sends dispatch
“As I sit in the lobby of the school we use for a clinic, I can see the sunrise …"
Posted: Sunday - Jan. 10, 2010
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Developer seeks help removing sex offender
Developer Julian Bell came before the Hamilton County Commission on Wednesday to see if he could get some help running a convicted sex offender out of a house his company built.
Posted: Sunday - Jan. 3, 2010
Casavant, Coppinger to seek re-election
Hamilton County Commissioners Jim Coppinger and Richard Casavant have made it official that each would like to serve another four-year term in office.
Posted: Sunday - Dec. 20, 2009
Commissioners question purchase
The Hamilton County Commission decided Wednesday to delay a vote on spending almost $50,000 for a radio frequency identification system for the county jail because the equipment had not been put out for bid and additional information came at the last minute.
Posted: Sunday - Dec. 6, 2009
Beck announces re-election bid
Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Beck, a Democrat, has announced he plans to run again for his 5th District commission seat.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 29, 2009
Commission clarifies zoning mix-up
Hamilton County commissioners on Wednesday approved a rezoning case that had been held up over a question of who owned the property.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 22, 2009
Council members question contract
After some City Council members said they thought someone else could do his job, the Rev. Mike Feely's contract as a personal liaison for the city between the Hispanic and homeless communities was barely renewed.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 15, 2009
Mackey says he’s running again
Hamilton County Commissioner Warren Mackey said Thursday that he is definitely running next year to represent the county’s 4th District again.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
10% of WWTA work may go to contractors
Mike Carter, attorney for the Hamilton County Water and Wastewater Treatment Authority, told county commissioners Wednesday that the authority may have to hire a contractor to do some work for them.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 1, 2009
Reporters Notebook: Commission defers vote on donation
Hamilton County commissioners were all set to vote Thursday on accepting a $5.9 million building from Life Care Centers of America, but decided to hold off a week because a guarantee title wasn't available.
Posted: Sunday - Oct. 18, 2009
County commissioners seen in new light
Audience members at Thursday’s Hamilton County Commission saw commissioners in a whole different light. That’s because the lights that usually illuminate the dais where commissioners sit were out.
Posted: Sunday - Oct. 11, 2009
County leaders recognize Bennett’s honor
Hamilton County commissioners spent about a third of their Tuesday meeting congratulating Assessor Bill Bennett on his lifetime achievement award from the Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers.
Posted: Sunday - Oct. 4, 2009
Commissioners split 5-4 on hiring
Just before a 5-4 vote Thursday to fill a recently vacated spot in the Hamilton County Commission office, Commissioner Jim Coppinger asked Chairman Curtis Adams whether he had gotten approval for the position from the county Human Resources Department.
Posted: Sunday - Sept. 27, 2009
Starnes, Scott exchange barbs
Attorney Gary Starnes, who represents Hamilton County Residents Against Annexation, accused City Council members Tuesday night of not having read 1,018 pages of annexation information released by the city that morning.
Posted: Sunday - Sept. 20, 2009
Lobbyist’s Facebook profile no longer visible
A Friday search for Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce lobbyist Hayes Ledford’s Facebook profile turned up no results.
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