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Tony Dahlberg Retires From The Samaritan Center After 17+ Years; Erin Barthle Named Successor

  • 3/18/2024

Tony Dahlberg is set to retire from the Samaritan Center effective April 3, after nearly 18 years. Mr. Dahlberg served the ministry as its second executive director in its nearly 40 year history. Mr. Dahlberg worked as a nursing home administrator across several different states until he came back to the Chattanooga area and joined the Center in the summer of 2006. The average tenure of a nursing home administrator is about seven years, and somewhere around year 15, Mr. Dahlberg said he began realizing what he loved most was helping people who needed the most help. “Part of my journey was making sure the people who needed help were heard and seen and that we got them the care, ... (click for more)

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Tony Dahlberg is set to retire from the Samaritan Center effective April 3, after nearly 18 years. Mr. Dahlberg served the ministry as its second executive director in its nearly 40 year history.
Tony Dahlberg is set to retire from the Samaritan Center effective April 3, after nearly 18 years. Mr. Dahlberg served the ministry as its second executive director in its nearly 40 year history.

Orange Grove Center Habilitation Center Director To Speak At United Nations On World Down Syndrome Day

  • 3/18/2024

Orange Grove Center’s Director of the Morton J. Kent Habilitation Center Dr. Rick Rader will address the United Nations at its headquarters in New York City this Thursday. Each year, March 21 commemorates World Down Syndrome Day, the date of 3/21 reflecting the fact that Down syndrome occurs when a person’s genetics contain a third, extra ... (click for more)

Registration Open For 2024 Southeast Regional Oncology Symposium

  • 3/18/2024

The Rees Skillern Cancer Institute and CHI Memorial will host the 2023 Southeast Regional Oncology Symposium on Saturday, April 27 at Embassy Suites, 2321 Lifestyle Way in Chattanooga, from 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m. The symposium has been approved for continuing education credits for physicians, advanced allied health providers, nurses and other healthcare ... (click for more)

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The Judiciary Is Enriched By The Inclusion Of Women
  • 3/18/2024

Since 1987, March has been recognized as National Woman’s History Month, so it is fitting that we acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of women to our country’s judiciary this month. From the four women serving as Associate Justices of the United States Supreme Court to the women serving on the lower federal courts and as justices or judges of state courts, the nation has much for which to be thankful. Women Were Historically Under-Involved in the Judiciary. If we could step ... more

#2-Seed Vols Take On St. Peter's In NCAA Opener
  • 3/18/2024

For the 26th time in program history, including the sixth in a row, the University of Tennessee men's basketball team will compete in the NCAA Tournament. Fifth-ranked Tennessee (24-8, 14-4 SEC) earned the second seed in the Midwest region, as revealed Sunday night on the NCAA Selection Show, live on CBS. The Volunteers will begin play Thursday at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, N.C., versus No. 15-seeded St. Peter's (19-13, 12-8 MAAC) in the Round of 64. In the lone prior meeting ... more

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