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CommonSpirit Memorial’s market president retiring after 10 years | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Janelle Reilly, CommonSpirit Memorial's market president for Tennessee and North Georgia, is retiring after 10 years at the company, according to a spokesperson for the hospital system. "Her legacy of compassionate care will be felt across our communities for years to come, and we wish her all the best in her well-deserved retirement," Matt Brown, CommonSpirit South Region president, said in quote attributed to him in an emailed statement from spokesperson Karen Long.
In Dalton, Fuller talks affordability, midterm elections and work since being elected | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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DALTON — At a panel in Dalton, U.S. Rep. Clay Fuller, R-Lookout Mountain, spoke to constituents Monday about his work in Congress since taking office in April, his focus on affordability and the upcoming midterm election where Fuller will seek reelection. "Our job as Republicans in Congress is to make sure we're getting that burden off your back every day," Fuller said about the Republican Party's priority to lower taxes.
Miss G, Chattanooga restaurant owner, rebuilds her life south of the border | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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VERACRUZ, México -- Before the late May sun rose on the outskirts of the city of Veracruz, Guillermina Solano-Chala had set up her humble taco stand. Several coolers of stewed meat, the freshest corn tortillas and rice waited on folding tables for customers. Three months earlier, Solano-Chala, or Miss G as she was known to her friends and customers in Chattanooga, was deported from the United States after a traffic stop for a faulty headlight in North Georgia.
Catoosa Animal Shelter at capacity, offering waived adoption fees | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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The Catoosa County Animal Shelter has reached capacity, and the county is waiving adoption fees for prospective owners with the help of donations, the county announced. The shelter is doing the best it can to spread the word by posting photos of animals at the shelter on social media and hosting adoption events, said Dylan McCollum, shelter director. Its next adoption event will be July 25 at the Petco in Fort Oglethorpe.
Whitfield County residents open 50-year-old time capsule buried during the bicentennial | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Residents of Whitfield County gathered last week at the Whitfield County Courthouse and unearthed a 50-year-old time capsule to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. In May 1976, at the approach of the United States's bicentennial, residents of Whitfield County were invited to fill a time capsule by the Dalton Exchange Club for the cost of $5 per family. Donna Ivester and Harry Looper wrote a letter for their two sons, Brian and Todd Looper, and placed it
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