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On April 28 The Chattanooga City Council Voted In Favor Of Mayor Tim Kelly’s Plan To Transform Our Beautiful Scenic City Into A Surveillance Monitored “Smart City” By Enacting The Climate Action Plan (CAP). The CAP Is Full Of Surprises…
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The Chattanooga City Council Approved Reallocation Of $1.45 Million Worth Of Federal Covid Relief Funding In Their Tuesday Meeting. A Revised Plan Looks Into Utilizing Those Funds To Create Other “Affordable Housing Options” In The City.
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The Chattanooga City Council Adopted Mayor Tim Kelly’s Climate Action Plan Last Week. A Press Release From The City Says It Will “Protect Chattanoogans’ Quality Of Life” But Concerned Citizens Say It Will Impact Their Ability To Live Freely Without Government Control And Surveillance.
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Time To Act To STOP Mayor Kelly’s Climate Change Agenda To Enslave The Citizens Of The City Of Chattanooga And Destroy Our 200+ Years Of Chattanoogan Freedoms. – by Patriots Engage
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City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod Is Proposing An Ordinance That Would Establish Term Limits For City Council Members For The First Time. The Mayor Would Also Be Allowed To Serve Four Four-Year Terms Instead Of The Current, Which Is Two Four-Year Terms.
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Tennessee Comptroller Jason Mumpower States That The Plans To Build The New South Broad District In Chattanooga, That Include A New Stadium For The Lookouts, Are In The Best Interest Of The State If Two Conditions Are Met.
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The Big Chill And Grill Hosted Yet Another “All Ages” Event Last Week, Drag Bingo, But With One Notable Difference – Two Drag Performers Announced That Recording Or Photographing Of The Show Was Prohibited And Anyone Caught Doing So Would Be Kicked Out Of The Event.
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Yesterday, District 8 Voters In Chattanooga Decided Whether Activist Marie Mott Or Marvene Noel Should Represent Them On The Chattanooga City Council. In The Runoff Election, The Final Vote Count Came In With Noel Receiving 400 Votes And Mott Receiving 330.
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The Chattanooga City Council Unanimously Approved The Use Of $60,000 In Federal American Rescue Plan Funds To Help Rapidly Rehouse Up To 100 Residents Currently Experiencing Homelessness.
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Chattanooga Will Be Getting A New Baseball Stadium And City Officials Have Called The Project A “Home Run For The Community” Despite Economists’ Questions On The Numbers Touted By Stadium Supporters.
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