Major Martin Joachim Burelbach and May Burelbach were the only occupants of a house they built at the top of Fourth Street high on the side of Cameron Hill. They lived nearby at 236 Arcadia Ave., then moved into 510 West Fourth St. in 1917. Fourth Street went up the hill until it hit a steep section at Cypress Street. There was a jag to the left on Cypress, then Fourth went another block up to Pleasant Street (later made part of Cypress). It was in that top block of Fourth where the Burelbachs settled.

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Large homes on the East Terrace - photo by Courtesy Sally Reid, scanned by Sam Hall, Chattanoogahistory.com Family group at Boynton Park showing apartments on Cameron Street below built by Wise family - photo by Courtesy Sally Reid, scanned by Sam Hall, Chattanoogahistory.com Mother and daughter at Boynton Park - photo by Courtesy Sally Reid, scanned by Sam Hall, Chattanoogahistory.com Dodson relative came to visit Cameron Hill - photo by Courtesy Sally Reid, scanned by Sam Hall, Chattanoogahistory.

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7/26/2023 Here are the top City of Chattanooga salaries for 2023: Employee Full Name Department Position Title Pay Rate Paty, Sherry B General Government City Judge ...

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8/28/2023 An employee for AT&T told police when he arrived at a work site on Jersey Pike, he noticed copper wire had been cut out of two units. The unknown suspects took over 15 feet of copper wire, ... more

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Brown home at 317 Cedar shortly before it was torn down - photo by From the Pat St. Charles, Jr., Collection scanned by Sam Hall, Chattanoogahistory.com Rear of C.V. Brown home is shown at the right in 1890 The realtor C.Victor Brown, who was a central figure in the Boom of the late 1880s when many new Cameron Homes were built, was an early resident of Cedar Street. He built a two-story frame home at 317 Cedar around 1890. Brown had come to Chattanooga in 1881 with his parents. His father, Jacob Newton Brown, opened a real estate office in Chattanooga at that time.

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The owner of a business on S. Holtzclaw Avenue called police and said an older white male wearing a heavy green rain jacket was seen on camera walking around the property. While responding to the above location, police observed a man matching the description walking north on Holtzclaw Avenue. An officer got out with the man, who identified himself, and when asked about being around the business up the street, he said he was just looking for a spot to get out of the rain. The man was then instructed to stay away from the business and he agreed.

http://www.chattanoogan.com/2023/1/25/462944/Police-Blotter-Prowler-Just-Wanting.aspx

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The ingenious foundryman John T. Cahill built a "neat two-story dwelling" on Pine between Fourth and Fifth in 1879. His father, the molder William Cahill, lived there. The brickmaker John W. Wells provided brick portions of the home, and a Mr. Dorn was the carpenter. John Cahill was born in Lynchburg, Va., in 1855. His parents, William and Margaret Maher Cahill, were natives of Ireland who had moved to Chattanooga before the Civil War. John Cahill learned the foundry trade at the foundry of Thomas Webster on King Street.

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Washington Irvin Crandall, a Chattanooga newspaper publisher and printer, was among those who enjoyed a panoramic view from the East Terrace of Cameron Hill. The brick, two-story home with a basement floor had an overlook at the rear. It was built on the downhill side of East Terrace. A native of Frankfort, N.Y., he was named for his father's close friend, the famous author Washington Irving. Crandall came to Chattanooga in 1852 and was a newspaper publisher. From 1857 to 1862 he was connected with the Post Office Department in Washington, D.

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7/31/2023 Chattanooga police made contact with a Collegedale fugitive wanted for vandalism, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to give notice, and failure to render aid. After taking the fugitive ... more

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Davis Lundy, who was named recently as a policy advisor to new County Mayor Weston Wamp and who aided him in the campaign, has been arrested in Collegedale for DUI and a marijuana charge. He was also charged with violation of the open container law and violation of the implied consent law. Mayor Wamp said, "'Having recently learned about Mr. Lundy's arrest, I am very disappointed in his apparent lack of judgment. Mr. Lundy offered his resignation earlier today, which I accepted. I'm encouraged by the talented team we are building to lead county government into the future and we won't be slowed by this regrettable distraction.

http://www.chattanoogan.com/2022/10/12/457319/Weston-Wamp-Policy-Advisor-Davis-Lundy.aspx

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