Chattanooga Bridge Center
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1103 Dayton Blvd.
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 267-4050
Take Hwy 27 North from downtown Chattanooga. Take the Whitehall Road exit. Turn right, the Bridge Center is just ahead on the right.
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Home to rent
Does anyone know of any homes for rent in the ooltewah area? My family and I are relocating next week and would like to find some place to rent. We have 2 school age boys, a dog and a cat. Any help...
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Started: August 28th 2010Replies: 1
Safety issue
Trees along Dayton Blvd planted in the space between the sidewalk and curb have created dangerous blind spots for drivers. A good example is the senior center across from Ace Hardware. You must pull...
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Started: June 7th 2007Replies: 0
Pets, Noise, Trash, etc.
After reading a few of the most recent posts on our message board, I really feel that these issues should be easily resolved. I often wonder when I write my $75 quarterly check to Gasser, what is this...
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Started: January 12th 2008Replies: 126
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