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Few attend Olin waste site public hearing (opens the original)
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With the number of people concerned about a potential data center near Charleston, one might have expected several to attend a public hearing on the closure of an industrial waste site in that same area. Yet, except for Olin Corporation and Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation representatives, and three local government officials, the remainder of attendees was almost non-existent. The public hearing was to outline the post-closure care, monitoring and maintenance of a hazardous
Cowpea chefs’ creations still a mystery (opens the original)
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Five participants will create tasty dishes from cowpeas, and each has a plan to win the competition at the International Cowpea Festival and Cook-off next Saturday. But what their creations will be ⦠well, itâs like Nate Bargatzeâ great line. Well, maybe a few know who have been âtaste dummiesâ for their creations. But when asked by the Cleveland Daily Banner what they are cooking, silence (with a wry smile). The chefs are representing one new restaurant, one new owner of an existing r
Charleston residents non-support of traffic signal (opens the original)
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If Thursday nightâs public hearing, where recommendations for some Charleston streets is any indication, a suggested traffic signal on Hiwassee Street is not wanted. Jordan Clark of LJA, an engineering and consulting firm contracted to study streets in the northern Bradley County city, presented several recommendations for the main Charleston thoroughfare, as well as Water Street leading to the TVA boat ramp. âThese are just our recommendations. They are not set in stone,â Clark told the s
Old Glory flag contest winners recognized (opens the original)
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The winners of the âCelebrating Old Glory: A Community Huntâ flag contest were announced on June 5, just in time to celebrate the flag as the county celebrated the United States of Americaâs 250th birthday. The contest â co-sponsored by the Ocoee Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and the Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points â sought the oldest flags in certain categories in Cleveland and Bradley County. Those contest winners, by category, were: ⢠Best
Trousdale School creates Hall of Mascots (opens the original)
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Behind every good sports team, there is a mascot. Locally, Smokey and UGA for Tennessee and Georgia sports come to mind. Businesses also have their own mascots, like the M&Ms and the Michelin Man. This summer, students at Trousdale School have been learning about existing halls of fame: Rock 'n' Roll, the Guinness Book of World Records, the Seven Wonders of the World, Epic Road Trips, Broadway Hits, Famous Athletes, Famous Chefs, Local Leaders, Famous Artists and Magicians. Last week, students a
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