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Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Brothers reunite in Haiti after devastating earthquake
Just when Georges Charles had given up hope of ever seeing his brother again, believing he was lost in the Haitian earthquake, Mr. Charles received a call from a cousin in New York.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Rhea eyes leaky school office fix
Falling water trickles through cracks in the 60-year-old roof at the Rhea County Department of Education.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Dalton to crackdown on cemetery rules
DALTON, Ga. -- Margie Painter said the City Council's plans to enforce cemetery rules will return dignity to where many of her friends and family members are buried.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Opinions on Howard renovation haven't changed, officials say
In 2003, the Howard school community missed an opportunity to alter the school's negative image when members urged officials to renovate the school rather than replace it, a Hamilton County commissioner says.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Walker adds fiber-optic to two industrial parks
LaFAYETTE, Ga. -- Walker County officials hope fiber-optic connections at its industrial parks will be a promising step toward luring more businesses and creating a wider range of job opportunities.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Police describe 'rough, bloody' home invasion in Red Bank
Four criminal defendants appeared in a packed Red Bank courtroom Monday as new details emerged about what police described as a "rough and bloody" home invasion two weeks ago.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
Attorney helping Long informant try to get more money
A local attorney is trying to get more money for the undercover informant who helped the FBI take down former Hamilton County Sheriff Billy Long two years ago, saying the informant should be paid more for his role in the investigation.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
Attorney for Craft asks judge for recusal
The defense attorney for a former kindergarten teacher accused of child molestation asked that the judge in the case step down because of his previous involvement in the defendant’s divorce.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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More than 60 facing cockfight charges
State and local authorities had their eyes on a cockfighting site in Murray County for more than a year before arresting more than 60 people from three states.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
Bradley to earn more on hospital fund
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- A change in the way Bradley County Hospital funds are invested could mean a greater return for the county.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
Signal aims for water upgrade
Signal Mountain's water lines may never break again if a new resolution stays dry.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Law halts destroying of seized weapons still usable
A change to a state law that stops law enforcement from destroying confiscated weapons should be a local decision, one area sheriff says.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Whitfield delays vote on freeport
DALTON, Ga. -- County commissioners tabled discussion of fast-tracking freeport exemptions Monday night.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
Private college purchasing bill goes to governor
NASHVILLE -- Private, nonprofit colleges and universities will be able to use the state's purchasing power when buying materials, supplies, equipment and services under a bill headed to Gov. Phil Bredesen.
Posted: Tuesday - March 16, 2010
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Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe wins academic decathlon title
Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School notched its second consecutive Georgia Academic Decathlon championship, with six students taking home medals.

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NASHVILLE -- Private, nonprofit colleges and universities will be able to use the state's purchasing power when buying materials, ...

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The Tennessee Valley Authority has replaced its board and most of its top managers over the past five years.

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None of the three Chattanooga-area auto dealerships whose franchise agreements were left unrenewed by GM has received a response ...

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CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Bradley County's landfill could last another 60 years, the County Commission learned Monday.
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