City treasurer resigns to join United Soccer League

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(Tom Sodoge

Authored By Alina Hunter-Grah

Chattanooga City Treasurer Theresa Lee recently announced she will resigning from her position to join the United Soccer League. Lee will be taking up a position in community outreach with Chattanooga’s new professional soccer league. The city announced Lee’s resignation during City Council’s agenda session on Tuesday. Her resignation will take effect on Thursday. Assistant Treasurer Shannon Morris will be stepping into Lee’s position as an interim city treasurer. Alina Hunter-Grah is a contributing writer. She is a graduate of The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where she received a bachelor’s degree in communication with a minor in political science. Alina has over three years of journalism experience including time spent with CNN and 2nd & Church, a magazine based in Nashville, Tennessee. You can reach Alina at ahuntergrah@gmail.com or on Twitter @alinahuntergrah.

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