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Red Bank to stop collecting garbage from non-city-issued trash cans starting Monday (opens the original)
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Red Bank residents using their own trash cans could see their garbage left behind starting next week. Beginning Monday, September 21, the City of Red Bank will no longer collect garbage from trash cans that were not issued by the city. Public Works staff will begin placing notices on non-city-issued cans throughout the community that day. The City of Red Bank is asking residents to check their cans this week to avoid any interruption in service. Households that need more capacity can request a s
City of Chattanooga welcomes Deputy Chief Operating Officer (opens the original)
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Mayor Tim Kelly has appointed Kirsten Ert Acuff as the city's deputy chief operating officer, the mayor's office announced Friday. Ert Acuff most recently served as Lakesite's first full-time city manager, where she oversaw budgeting, infrastructure and stormwater improvements and expanded parks and recreation. Her work earned Lakesite a Tennessee Municipal League Small City Progress Award. She previously worked in higher education and as a senior community planner for the City of Collegedale. "
Red Bank community invited to join Stringers Branch cleanup Saturday (opens the original)
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The City of Red Bank is asking residents to help clean up Stringer's Branch this Saturday. The community litter cleanup runs from 10:00am to 12:30pm on Saturday, September 19, starting at Red Bank City Park, 3817 Redding Road. Volunteers will remove litter and debris from the Stringer's Branch area to help protect local waterways. The event is sponsored by EPB, and volunteers of all ages are welcome. Those planning to attend are asked to RSVP online.
UPDATE: 2 family members arrested after 7-year-old’s drowning (opens the original)
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UPDATE: The Bradley County Sheriffâs Office says deputies arrested two family members connected to the drowning of a 7-year-old on July 13. A Bradley County Grand Jury indicted Jean Marie Kell, 68, and Dennis Ray Page, 40, of Old Fort, Tennessee, on charges of felony murder and aggravated child abuse or neglect, according to a release from the sheriff. BCSO says both individuals are related to the victim and were responsible for the care of the child at the time of the drowning. The agencyâs
UPDATE: 2 family members arrested after 7-year-old’s drowning (opens the original)
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UPDATE: The Bradley County Sheriffâs Office says deputies arrested two family members connected to the drowning of a 7-year-old on July 13. A Bradley County Grand Jury indicted Jean Marie Kell, 68, and Dennis Ray Page, 40, of Old Fort, Tennessee, on charges of felony murder and aggravated child abuse or neglect, according to a release from the sheriff. BCSO says both individuals are related to the victim and were responsible for the care of the child at the time of the drowning. The agencyâs
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