The Chattanooga Housing Authority board voted Friday to proceed on the controversial Fairmount Avenue apartments, though a number of North Chattanooga residents and Mayor Ron Littlefield oppose it. The board, with no discussion, voted to pay the Hefferlin and Kronenberg firm $284,170 to draw up plans for the project. Architect Craig Kronenberg gave a presentation to the board defending the development. "We are very proud of this project," he said. He said sidewalks are probably not feasible on the narrow street, but he ...
4 Chattanooga Post Offices Remain On Closure List
The U.S. Postal Service has updated the list of retail stations and branches that remain under review for possible consolidation, with only 241 offices still under review. The four Chattanooga postal stations up for closure remain on the list. They are: East Lake Station, 2600 E 34th St. Highland Park Station, 511 S. Hawthorne Murray Lake Hills Station, 4420 Oakwood Dr. North Station, 124 N. Market St. Officials said, "Unlike most federal agencies, America’s national mail system receives no tax subsidy for operating expenses ...
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A new Habitat for Humanity home at 1607 Olive St. was started for a grateful Michelle Moore and her children Thursday morning. The project is dedicated by the Hullander family to the memory of Chris Horne, who was killed in a car accident soon after marrying Mandy Hullander, daughter of County Commissioner Bill Hullander and sister of Hullco president Matt Hullander. Shown are the groundbreaking, Matt, Linda and Bill Hullander and Ms. Moore and her daughter and brother. See story in Real Estate.Chattanoogan.com Poll Results
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