Caitlin Nebel Produces Video On Chattanooga's Beauty

Friday, November 27, 2009

Caitlin Nebel has produced a video that features the beauty of Chattanooga.

She entered it in the Reflections contest at her school, Pickneyville Middle School in Norcross, Ga., and won the first round which is for Gwinnett County. It will go onto the state competition which will be held in spring 2010 at the High Museum of Art -- where the video will be on display with her competitors.

The video may be seen here:
http://www.vimeo.com/6709796


Lane Closures On MLK Boulevard Announced For Wednesday

The lanes in the 600 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard between University Street and Peeples Street will be closed periodically on Wednesday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Detours will be posted.  (click for more)

W Road To Be Closed Wednesday For Maintenance

The W Road will be closed Wednesday at 9 a.m., following the morning commute, for maintenance work. (click for more)

Man Tells Police He Just Murdered His Wife

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Red Bank Commissioners Choose Kenneth Welch To Replace Greg Jones; Jeno Won't Run Again

The four remaining members of the Red Bank Commission held a special called meeting on Tuesday and chose Kenneth Welch as the replacement for Vice Mayor Greg Jones, who moved to Alaska. At the same meeting, Commissioner Ruth Jeno announced she will not seek a new term. She urged the candidates who were not selected - Michael Tindle and Eddie Pierce - to run in the next election. ... (click for more)

Thoughts On The Mathews Sentencing

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A Good School Takes Involvement - And Response

As I have read the articles concerning Normal Park School I can’t keep from thinking when our children started to school in the 1960‘s. The two elementary schools in the city that were considered tops were Barger and Woodmore. We did not live in the zone for either school so we looked for a house to buy that was zoned for Woodmore.   We found ... (click for more)