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A conceptual artist rendering shows Cambridge Square in Ooltewah.Photo by Contributed Photo /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Sky Ridge Medical Center in Cleveland, Tenn., will expand into Hamilton County next year by opening physician offices in a new building taking shape at Cambridge Square in Ooltewah.
The new Sky Ridge practice, which will include three primary-care doctors, will occupy half of a new 10,000-square-foot building being added at Cambridge Square. The practice will offer services ranging from prenatal to geriatric health care. The physicians planning to open offices in Ooltewah include Obadias Marquez, an internal medicine doctor, Karisten Djernes, a family practice physician, and Stephen Kerley, an OB/GYN physician.
"We are excited for this growth opportunity and to work with the new Cambridge Square Development team," Coleman Foss, CEO of SkyRidge Medical Center, said in a statement Tuesday night. "Many of our friends, family and medical professionals live and work in the greater Ooltewah area, so increasing our accessibility in this market was a natural fit, and a step we were very proud to take."
SkyRidge Medical Center was created nearly a decade ago from the former Bradley Memorial Hospital and Cleveland Community Hospital and operates two campuses, in addition to its physician practices.
Sky Ridge will occupy approximately 5,000 square feet in a brand new building for which ground was broken earlier this month. Barrier Properties, the Cambridge Square developer, will work with Sky Ridge officials in the design and construction of the new facility, which is slated for completion in the spring of 2015. River Street Architecture is the lead architect and BP Construction will serve as the general contractor.
"We are thrilled that Sky Ridge has decided to join Cambridge Square," said Jim Cheney, marketing director for Barrier Properties. "We view their commitment to quality health care and our development in Ooltewah as yet another positive sign of this market's unbelievable potential."
Cambridge Square has approximately 230,000 total square feet of commercial and retail space situated on a 25-acre parcel that fronts Lee Highway, just off exit 11 on I-75.
Contact Dave Flessner at dflessner@timesfree press.com or at 757-6340.
Dave Flessner is the business editor for the Times Free Press. A journalist for 35 years, Dave has been business editor and projects editor for the Chattanooga Times Free Press, city editor for The Chattanooga Times, business and county reporter for the Chattanooga Times, correspondent for the Lansing State Journal and Ingham County News in Michigan, staff writer for the Hastings Daily Tribune in Nebraska, and news director for WCBN-FM in Michigan. Dave, a native ...


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|Fri, 09-02-2011 - 10:01am
Due to circumstances that I never, ever thought would happen, I'm no longer going to be CL of this board.
I've had the best time on here and it's been an honour to be the CL
|Mon, 09-05-2011 - 6:49pm
I've spent days trying to figure out what to say to you that could convey how much I appreciate you. Alas, I've decided there are no words.
Just know that you've meant a lot to me. I wouldn't be the maker I am today without you and your support. This board won't be the same without you.
I'll be following your blethers. :)
Thank you. That about sums it up.
|Sun, 09-04-2011 - 5:15pm
This is such a sad post to read Anne, and even though I didn't come by or post here often I have to say that your advice on the way to do things using the programmes we use to make siggies and also on how to do many things associated with the changeover of the format of the boards a while ago helped me enormously.
You will be missed on iVillage but more than understand your reasons for moving on.
|Sun, 09-04-2011 - 5:08pm
You will be greatly missed on this board as well as all around the Village.
I feel like you are part of my family! Keep in touch.
|Sat, 09-03-2011 - 8:30pm
Oh No! I'm so sorry to see you go. This board and you, Anne have helped me tremendously!!! It will NOT be the same here!!!
|Sat, 09-03-2011 - 1:36pm
To all:
Thanks to you all for your support. It really means so much to me to have such good friends.
|Sat, 09-03-2011 - 12:02pm
I am so very sorry to see you go, but I understand and I fully support your decision. The reasons why you've decided to resign infuriates me, which I've written here.
Anne, thank you for all the siggies that you've made for me over the years as well as the Survivor siggies and for working with me to get the ladies here to make Survivor siggies, too. Thank you for your friendship, and thank you for being you - kind, warm-hearted, generous, genuine. I feel very lucky to have met you and gotten to know you, even if online. I'll be following your blog (again) from now on, and I hope that we'll stay in touch.
So it isn't a good-bye but a talk to you later.

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He doesn't have a lot of support from the fan base, but Hurricanes defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio really is one of 40 nominees for this year's Broyles Award, given annually to the top assistant coach in college football.
No, really he is. Click on the list of nominees that was released Wednesday.
D'Onofrio, in his fourth season as UM's defensive coordinator, has made significant progress this season at least statistically.
UM ranks 15th in total defense (324.6 yards per game), 22nd in opposing QB rating (111.0), 31st in run defense (136.0) and 39th in scoring defense (23.4 points per game).
Last year, the Canes ranked 90th in total defense (426.4), 59th in opposing QB rating (125.71), 78th against the run (176.54) and 66th in scoring defense (26.8).
> Coach Al Golden said safety Deon Bush (hamstring) didn't practice Wednesday, but didn't rule him out for Saturday's game against Pittsburgh. "It's going to be close for Deon," Golden said. "Hamstrings are funny. You can get strong fairly quickly or it can linger on. Right now we're prepared for him not to go, as we were last week."
> Left guard Jon Feliciano, who has had a cast on his left hand/wrist all week, should be fine to play Saturday Golden said.
> Golden said receiver Herb Waters (strained beck) will miss the Pittsburgh game, but should be back in time for the bowl game. "I'll leave that up to the doctors," Golden said.


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Tucson in June
- ButterflyWest May 30, 2009 05:51 PM
Hello Fellow Foodies! We're headed down to Tucson in June and would love to hear about non-chain places to check out. We will be staying near the Swan/Broadway area. Mexican/Italian/Southwest/Greek/American fare are favorites. We love to find bargains (great happy hours are always top on our list), but price is not the main concern...Looking for dinner recs primarily, but a good taco truck is always a possiblity for lunch - any locations of regular ones would be appreciated! Thanks in advance for your recs!
El Molonito, 22nd & craycroft, open around 10am, combo platter #8, best refried beans & salsa in Tucson.
Lucky Wishbone, Swan & Broadway, all good, Steak finger dinner the best, Gotta take it to go.
Mamma Louisa's, Italian, Just south of 29th & craycroft, Get Joe's special.
Chacos Cafe, next to Mamma L's. Great mexican & american breakfast & lunch. open real early.
Taco trucks, 4 or 5 on north side of 22nd between Craycroft & alvernon, all good but man it's gonna be hot to sit outside and eat in June!
These are all very casual and inexpensive.
An expensive option is Anthony's (3-course meal, $79 for 2). Other inexpensive good meals: Zinburger, Cup Cafe, Blue Willow, Feast. Sign up with Fox Restaurants for email specials. Also check previous Tucson threads. Have fun!
4122 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85712
Blue Willow Restaurant
2616 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719
Cup Cafe
311 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ
Zin Burger
1865 E River Rd # 101, Tucson, AZ
Maynard's Market
400 N Toole Ave, Tucson, AZ
Anthony's In the Catalinas
6440 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85718
I lived in Tucson for 2 years, and whenever I go back, I have to go to El Charro. There's an El Charro Cafe location at Broadway and Wilmot, which is two major streets east of Swan. They have a pretty decent bar/cantina attached as well. I love carne seca and you can't get it outside of Tucson - not even in Phoenix. As far as I'm concerned, El Charro's is the best. Eat up and enjoy!
El Charro Cafe - East
6310 E. Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85710
re: Inertia
I would only add that the El Charro downtown in the Praesidio neighborhood is the best of their bunch. Much nicer ambiance than the outlying versions.
Gavi's is a good Italian place. Most entre's run about $20. They are a hidden gem in Tucson because most people are looking for the classic southwestern meal. The location I normally go to is at Pantano and Broadway.
In terms of the Taco truck options, get a Sonoran Hotdog or two at BK's or Guero Canello on 12th street (I think Irvington is the cross street).
You might want to check the Tucson Originals website for their $20.09 summer deals. They are independent, non-chain restaurants in town. http://tucsonoriginals.com/pages/home...
re: DriverPhil
I was just looking at those (linked from Feasts weekly e-mail). Some of the Originals restaurants are offering some pretty fun deals!
re: Booklegger451
Thank you all for the Recs!
We stuck to the "Originals" list and had wonderful meals! First night was at Cafe Rio. Yummy appetizers (my favorite was their steak skewers with homemade chips and blue cheese). My husband had steak and bacon-wrapped shrimp for the main course. I had the seared scallops with pineapple-jalapeno chutney. Light and flavorful - a little more of a kick would have been to my liking, but nonetheless, very good. All the deserts sounded fantastic (including a chocolate one with ancho chili), but we were too full to try any :(! The next night was Zivaz. It was a little jarring when first walking in. Menus on the wall and you order in a line before getting a seat. Then they bring the food out to you. Fantastic food though! Light and really fresh. The salsa verde was fantastic as were the hot tortilla chips. I had salmon seared with Ancho and it was done just pefectly. The accompanying rice had peas and carrots and was the spot on with the texture. My husband had a spicy beef entree of some sort and it was really spicy and flavorful. The fresh tortillas alone were worth the cost of the meal. Margaritas were good. This is not a place for a quiet or romantic evening at ALL, but certainly a great place for light and flavorful food. We would certainly go again! Our last night was at Gavi. WOW. We were with a larger group - so I didn't see what everyone got, but every plate was cleared! I had the cheese manicotti and it was one of the best I've ever had. That marinara sauce - OH MY! My husband had chicken formaggio stuffed with cheese, spinach and artichokes and served with a delightfully spicy tomato cream sauce with peppers. Leccabafi!! Most of the diners with us actually split their meals (they weren't first timers like us) and we should have too as there was simply more than we could eat. Looking forward to our next trip to town to try others on the rec list and come back to some of these new favorites! Thanks again!
re: ButterflyWest
"Steak and Bacon Wrapped Shrimp"... Was that shrimp wrapped in steak and bacon (tiny surf & turf!!!) or steak, next to bacon wrapped shrimp? I'm just curious. Wrapping shrimp in steak sounds like a pretty clever idea.
re: Booklegger451
Hey Booklegger451. Sorry for the late reply! Steak....along with Bacon Wrapped Shrimp. I sure do like how you think though - I might just have to try and whip something up like that at home! I'll let you know if it's successful! (I'm guessing it would pair well with a creamy horseradish with bits of tomato dipping sauce!) :) :) :)
If you like New Mexico style food, there is a mom and pop type place called Poco and Mom's that serves very good New Mexico style food. I believe it on the west side of Wilmot just north of either Broadway or Speedway.


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