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Nashville schoolʼs director draws praise TDEC will provide more during State of the Schools Address options for household
in ourselves for our children. drug disposal We have a plan. And we have a determined spirit,” Joseph said during opening remarks. His remarks regarding equity and access to advanced academic programs drew thunderous applause from the more than 500 attendees. “We need to send a mes- sage that all students are an asset to our community, regardless of their race, eth- nicity, country of origin or who their parents are,” he said. “Every child… deserves equitable chances to succeed in life.” During the address that lasted approximately 30 min- Lori Munkeboe, Director of TDECʼs Office of Sustainable utes, Dr. Joseph declared the Practices, demonstrates how to dispose of medications in a city’s literacy rates to be at an almost “state of emergency.” bin in Davidson County. - photo courtesy of TDEC He said the district needed an additional $3.4 million to David Smith “Protecting our environment support literacy. A Literacy Staff Writer is a team effort. We want to do Teacher Development Specialist The Tennessee Department what we can to equip our citi- would be placed in every of Environment and Conser- zens with the tools they need school, who will model vation (TDEC) continues to to do their part to take individ- instruction for teachers in expand its efforts to protect ual action to make a positive their buildings and spend water quality in Tennessee by impact on the environment time in classes helping find working with statewide part- and the health of their com- ways to make instruction ners to provide more options munities.” more effective and personal- for the disposal of unwanted Through TDEC’s Unwanted ized to meet the needs of pub- medications. Collection pro- Household Pharmaceutical Director of Schools Dr. Shawn Joseph gave his first State lic school children. grams reduce the amount Collection Program, there are of the Schools Address at Creswell Middle Prep School of “This is the greatest civil of pharmaceutical products now 224 permanent collection being flushed, poured down bins for expired, unused or the Arts. - photo by David Smith right we can give our children – the ability to read, speak and drains or sent to landfills. unwanted household medica- comprehend,” Joseph said, “The permanent bins offer tions across all of Tennessee’s direction, budget priorities David Smith adding that the district needs a safe and convenient way to 95 counties. In 2016, more than and the developing plan for Staff Writer an additional $5.7 million for dispose of unwanted medica- 80,000 lbs. of medication was In his first State of Schools the future of Metro. English Language services. tion while creating opportuni- collected – almost five times address, Director of Schools “Nashville, this is our ties for residents to promote more than during the pro- Dr. Shawn Joseph unveiled moment. We can’t hold back. environmental protection and gram’s first year in 2012. the district’s new strategic We need to reach deeply with- See Schools on Page 3 safe communities,” said TDEC Commissioner Bob Martineau. See TDEC on Page 3
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Zip codes shouldn’t limit Human Resources and Talent accommodate the growing popu- more after-school tutoring, addi- arts and mathematics) school, our students’ access to challeng- Services department. lation of students and equip tional summer school opportu- with new instructional practices ing programs. Potential can live “We will put structures where them with necessary profession- nities, and nearly 20 new transla- and curricula – and exciting anywhere. Smart kids can live that collaboration can be fos- al development and supports tors so that language isn’t a bar- projects and lessons – that will anywhere,” Joseph said. tered much stronger than we’ve that they need. rier for New American parents inspire more students to greater He also hopes to add $23 mil- done before,” Joseph said. Expanding wrap-around serv- to be informed and engaged in heights. lion to next year’s budget to ele- ices and family support for their child’s education. Placing Advanced Academic vate employee pay across the HolyHoHoolyolly Week Weeekeeek at a HPC! HPHPCP ! Good Fridayy( (Friday,(Fridaay,y, April p 14th) 4 ) EasterEasteer Sundayy (Sunday, ( y, AprilAp pprilp) 16th) Service at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary Worship at 10:30 a.m. *Childcare available Unity Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. in Fellowship Hall *There will be refreshments in the Fellowship Vice Mayor David Briley (center) and other city leaders praised 5820 Hillsboro Pike Hall, music, an Easter Egg Hunt for children the schoolʼs director during his State of the Schools Address. Nashville, TN 37215 and much more! 615-665-0148 *Make sure children bring along their Easter basket for our Easter Egg Hunt. Children are From Page One Investigation (TBI); and the www.hpcnashville.org Tennessee Department of Safety encouraged to take the eggs and treats home TDEC... and Homeland Security. with them. “The importance of these In 2017, more than 11,000 lbs. collection bins cannot be under- of unwanted pharmaceuticals stated given the fact that we has already been recovered know approximately 70 percent You’reYYoYouou’u’re Invited!InInnvited!nvititeteed!d! and prevented from entering of first-time prescription opioid Tennessee’s waterways. users get them from a family Flushing or washing drugs member or friend,” said TDMH- down the sink allows chemicals SAS Commissioner Marie to enter the watershed or Williams. “Every unused pre- groundwater, where they can scription disposed of properly affect drinking water and could save a loved one’s life.” stream ecosystems. Wastewater TDEC’s program fits within treatment plants are not a broader statewide initiative, designed to adequately remove Prescription for Success, which chemicals found in drugs and targets preventing and treating ĜĚěġŸěĢ ® drugs that end up landfilled as the prescription drug use epi- SEASON trash also end up in the water- demic in Tennessee. Spear- TICKETS shed. Unwanted prescription headed by the Department of Ø SEPT 8-24, 2017 OCT 10-15, 2017 OCT 31 – NOV 5, 2017 JAN 30 – FEB 4, 2018 medications that are easily Mental Health and Substance ÊÃܼ accessible can also result in Abuse Services, the initiative ÃÊô other negative consequences. has helped steadily increase the “Prescription drugs can cre- amount of medication collected ate a risk in every household every year – totaling nearly where they are present, and 200,000 lbs. today. 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Abuse Services (TDMHSAS); SEND YOUR NEWS TO bTŤÊØ£«Üã¨ÊĄ«¼Êü«ÃÜÊèØ¢ÊØèú«Ã£ã«¹ãÜãÊbTóÃãÜŤ the Tennessee Bureau of [email protected] Page 4- The News, April 13, 2017 Larryʼs Home Page By Lawrence M. Lipman Navigating a Sellerʼs Market Whether you’ve been house- Set your limit hunting for a few weeks or How do you ensure you aren’t several months, you know getting into an unmanageable Nashville homes are selling at situation? Do the math and set a record speeds. Trends show limit. Calculate what you can there is generally more invento- afford based on income, interest ry in spring and summer, which rates and other necessary living could be due to people needing a expenses. Then, set a limit for change of scenery after the cold the highest price you are willing winter months or families tran- to pay for your new home. In an sitioning their kids to a new active seller’s market, it’s easy school before fall. Whatever the to get caught in a bidding war, reason, this increase in activity especially when you are vying New Bridgestone Tower will house more than is making the market extremely for a property with multiple competitive for potential home buyers. You don’t want to over- 1,700 employees by yearʼs end buyers. Below are six tips that bid to win the property. Instead, Bridgestone Americas, Inc. home to Bridgestone Americas story headquarters building is will make your home-buying present your strongest offer that today celebrated this week the corporate staff and four core located at 4th Avenue South experience less overwhelming also complies with your needs “topping out” of its new head- business units: Bridgestone and Demonbreun Street in and more rewarding. and goals. quarters in downtown Americas Tire Operations; SoBro. The tower was de- Window shop Be prepared to act quickly Nashville to mark the comple- Bridgestone Retail Operations; signed by world-class architects If you have the flexibility, When priced competitively, tion of the 30-floor structure. Firestone Building Products; Perkins+Will, developed by spend time browsing what’s many Nashville houses are only Joined by Nashville Mayor and Firestone Industrial Pro- Highwoods Properties and con- available before starting the on the market for 24 hours Megan Barry, Bridgestone ducts. structed by Brasfield & Gorrie. home-buying process. Visit MLS before going under contract. In Americas leaders also an- “With Bridgestone Tower “Reaching the top of this websites daily to view new list- many cases, if the house is in a nounced a new name for the and Bridgestone Operations skyline-changing structure is a ings, sign up for e-blasts from hot location with attractive fea- headquarters, which will even- Center in Antioch that opens critical milestone for the con- reliable real estate firms and tures, it could have multiple tually house corporate staff this summer, we’re proud of the struction team,” said Brasfield tour open houses to get a feel for offers within that 24-hour win- and teammates from four economic impact our new facil- & Gorrie Division Manager the neighborhoods in your price dow. Knowing what you are core business units as well ities will have on Music City, David Gordon. “The hard work range, the types of homes you looking for is key, but being as supporting functions. The but we’re most excited to have and dedication of the men and do and don’t like and the fea- ready to act quickly and confi- new name, chosen by the com- our business units and team- women on this team are reflect- tures that matter most to you. dently on a house that you love pany’s employees, is Bridge- mates together in the same ed in the progress we’ve made, Hire an agent you trust is equally as important. stone Tower. metro area,” added Gordon and we look forward to deliver- Finding a proactive agent is Make yourself valuable to When fully completed later Knapp, CEO and President of ing the project later this year.” particularly important. Not sellers this year, the more than $200 Bridgestone Americas. only do you want someone who There are many ways to million headquarters will be The 514,000-square-foot, 30- hears about listings as soon make your offer more attractive as/before they hit the market, than others. 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Inc., 2323 Crestmoor Road, Nashville, TN 37215 agent. April 13, 2017, The News- Page 5 Building 100 percent of our of construction for Habitat of Winners hail from small, fami- Nashville Habitat honored with homes ENERGY STAR certified Greater Nashville. ly-owned businesses to Fortune means our homeowners can The 2017 Partner of the Year 500 organizations – represent- top award for energy savings afford to stay in their homes – Sustained Excellence Awards ing energy-efficient products, through lower utility costs and are bestowed upon a diverse set services, new homes, and build- Habitat for Humanity of sustainable building practices. is the very essence of the mean- of organizations that have ings in the commercial, indus- Greater Nashville has been Habitat of Greater Nashville ing of sustainability,” said Chip demonstrated continued leader- trial, and public sectors. named a 2017 ENERGY STAR will be honored for its work Wilson, senior vice president ship in energy efficiency. Partner of the Year – Sustained testing a mini split HVAC sys- Excellence Award winner for tem in a humid climate, for its continued leadership in protect- implementation of an on-site ing the environment through software program to test and “We“WWee decidedddeecciiidddeed onon cremation.”ccrrreeemmaatttiiiooonn”.n superior energy efficiency correct energy inefficiencies achievements. Habitat of Greater within a much-improved time “WWee c soh e crree oitam n becaauuse it’’ss a simmpp el rr,, Nashville’s accomplishments period, and its overall sustain- will be recognized by the U.S. able construction policies. ineexxxpp visne e a vitanretl e to b ru ia ”.l Environmental Protection Agency “We believe in being at the and the U.S. Department of forefront of energy efficiency for hW ateevver uuoy r r nosae , N llivhsa e C oitamer on C etne is tr he p cal e to Energy in Washington, D.C. on our affordable homeownership trats . 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ENJOY FAMILY TIME ON THE TERRACE Winston Factory Authorized SALE 27 YEARS HOME OF CASUAL OUTDOOR AND INDOOR FURNITURE 4201 SIDCO DRIVE | Exit at I-65 and Harding Place to Sidco Drive | 615-331-9002 | www.MisterTsPatioFurniture.com HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9 AM - 5:30 PM SATURDAY 9 AM - 5 PM Page 6- The News, April 13, 2017 Services held for community She put in many years of com- munity service, and was very leader Margaret Ann Robinson involved in the development of Nashville's public library system. FREEFREE EGGEGG HUNTHUNT Robinson III, M.D.; five grand- She served on the Nashville children: Jonathan Wade Rick Public Library Foundation Board (Melissa), Amanda Sinclair Kelly, from its creation until her death. Jeremy MacLaren Kelly (Beth), Mrs. Robinson was active in Neil Payne Rick, and Florence the American Red Cross during Ann Page Brown (Cooper); one World War II and was a longtime Red Caboose Park great-granddaughter, Margaret member of the Junior League of Belle Rick, one great-grandson, Nashville. She was on the board of Saturday, April 15th Edwin Wells Rick; first cousin, Travellers Rest Historic House Peggy Henry Joyce, and brother- Museum for many years and co- in-law, Charles Henry Robinson. chaired the campaign to build an Egg Hunt Times She is preceeded in death by education center on its grounds. 11:15 - Toddler - age 4 her sister, Elizabeth Craig Weaver In 1958, Margaret Ann and her Proctor, her brother, Cornelius husband, along with five other st 11:30 - K - 1 Grade Abernathy Craig II, her cousin, couples, founded The Ensworth 11:45 - 2nd - 3rd Grade Senator Douglas Henry, Jr., and School. She played a major role in her great-grandson, James Walter the development and expansion of th th 12:00 - 4 - 6 Grade The late Margaret Ann Rick, preceded her in death. Ensworth and was a longtime Robinson and her daughter, Mrs. Robinson attended trustee. Parmer Elementary School, Among the numerous addi- Libby Page, at a library Ward-Belmont School, The tional charities she assisted were: FREE SNACKS & DRINKS fundraiser in 2011. Shipley School, Vanderbilt Grassmere Nature Center, University and Finch College. Cheekwood, Nashville Public Also Games, Prizes Services were held last week Her paternal grandfather, Radio, YWCA, the Tennessee Face Painting, and for Margaret Ann Craig Robinson, Cornelius Abernathy Craig, was Library Association, and Fifty- age 92, who died April 4. a founder of National Life and Forward. Washable Tattoos The daughter of Edwin Wilson Accident Insurance Company, She was a past member of the Craig and Elizabeth Wade Craig, and her family was closely vestry at St. George's Episcopal she was born Sept. 14, 1924 in involved in the business for three Church, where she worshipped Over 20,000 Eggs Nashville. She was married to generations. Under her father's since 1949 after she and her hus- attorney Walter McLaren leadership the company founded band helped establish St. George's Robinson, Jr. for fifty-five years WSM Radio and Television and as a mission church from Christ until his death in 2004. the Grand Ole Opry. Later, during Church Cathedral. She is survived by four chil- her husband's tenure as chief Memorial contributions may dren: Ann Robinson Kelly executive officer the company be made to: Nashville Public (Owen), Emmie Robinson Rick launched Opryland, the Opryland Library Foundation, St. George's (Steve), Libby Robinson Page Hotel, and the General Jackson Episcopal Church, Travellers (Ben), and Walter McLaren excursion boat. Rest, and Ensworth School. In memory care, it’s the process, not the product. Each resident deserves a custom-made plan of care. In the Country House — our secure neighborhood for residents with memory challenges — we understand that no two residents are alike. We make every effort to meet each resident’s likes and needs. Like a family, we choose outings and activities that suit the individual. Residents experience the quality of life they deserve through art therapy, exercise, pet therapy, musical therapy, trips into the community, and other therapeutic activities. Maintaining the dignity and individuality of every resident is most important to our dedicated professional team. Please contact us for details about our care. ASSISTED LIVING | MEMORY CARE Across from Chaffin’s Barn, 8207 Highway 100, Nashville, TN 37221 Call 615-646-3334 or visit www.natcheztracelodge.com April 13, 2017, The News- Page 7 HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS April 13 1st grade; 11:45 a.m. for 2nd and Anyone is welcome regardless Your Friendly 3rd graders; and 12 noon for 4th of whether they are just start- to 6th grader. The park address is ing or have been at it for Neighborhood Gas Highway 70 South at 684 Colice years. People who are interest- Compressor Station Jeanne Road in Bellevue. ed in joining need to contact Come hear a presentation Sheila Altenbernd at: sheila. sponsored by the Sierra Club, Kids and Kites Day [email protected] or call from the neighborhood volun- Join in the fight against her at 615-710-9170 for the loca- teers of Concerned Citizens for childhood obesity at the 8th tion of the meeting. a Safe Environment (CCSE), a Annual Kids and Kites Day at coalition formed to oppose the Bicentennial Mall State Park April 21 building of natural gas compres- located at 600 James Robertson sors in residential zones of Parkway on Saturday from 10 Public Art Unveiling Nashville. Learn about the pur- am to 2 pm. There will be face- Metro Arts is unveiling the pose, the environmental and painting, games, dancing, free long-awaited Witness Walls pub- physical dangers created in com- food and giveaways, great lic artwork by artist Walter pressing gas, and the status of music, and of course kite fly- Hood at 2 p.m. at Public Square the two proposed plants. Come at ing. The event is free. Park at the Historic Metro 6:30 p.m. to socialize, and the pro- Courthouse, located at the cor- gram will begin at 7:00 p.m. at April 18 ner of 3rd Avenue North and Radnor Lake Visitor Center. You Informal Genealogy Deaderick Street in Nashville. must enter Radnor Lake from Witness Walls is inspired by Granny White Pike. For more info Discussion Group the events and people who made contact Betsy at 615-668-1977 or Meeting at a home in the history in Nashville and created [email protected]. The program Bellevue area from 7 p.m. to the blueprint for nonviolent is free and open to the public. 9 p.m., attendees of this informal protest during the modern Civil Genealogy Discussion Group Rights Movement. Join Metro share their passion for Arts, Mayor Megan Barry, April 15 Genealogy with others. They Walter Hood, and community discuss topics such as new leaders for the public dedication Free Egg Hunt at Red resources, how to better utilize event as we honor those who Caboose Park, Bellevue the internet, suggestions on fought for racial equality and The Bellevue Baptist Church how to get past a brick wall, and continue the important conver- will be holding its annual free share the excitement together sation about social justice in our Egg Hunt at Red Caboose Park in after finding a great-great community. Bellevue. This year’s Egg Hunt grandma Edna or some other This is a free public event. No will be on Saturday. Egg hunt relative with people that appre- registration is necessary, but times will be 11:15 a.m. for tod- ciated it. The group meets the please plan to arrive early as we dlers to age 4; 11:30 a.m. for K thru third Tuesday of the month. are expecting a large crowd. Share Love at The table Don’t just plan an event, plan a sophisticated Southern experience with Loveless Events. Formal or casual, big or small, whether you’re hosting an event at the Loveless Barn, the Harpeth Room or need catering at another venue, each event is specially designed for you. lovelessevents.com Page 8- The News, April 13, 2017 on IRS Schedule A, Itemized Deductions. Also, there is IRS Schedule C for self employed Taxing individuals. IRS Tax Tips 2017- 42 lists other key points about employee business expenses: Matters 1. They must be Ordinary and Necessary. People can only deduct unreimbursed expenses By Jim Wilson, CPA that are ordinary and necessary to their work as an employee or self employed person.. An ordi- nary expense is one that is com- mon and accepted in the indus- Say What?! try. A necessary expense is appropriate and helpful to a The tax filing deadline is Previous Book. Get serious; if business. upon us. On April 18 you will the suggested deductions were 2. Expense Examples. Some either have filed a tax return or, used in your tax return, it is my potentially deductible costs in- if you are smart, you will have opinion that you would be clude: filed an extension of time to file. defending yourself against IRS Required work clothes or If you are missing information, agents or in tax court. uniforms not appropriate for or if you have just failed to plan The Federal Government everyday use. (Not jeans and a for filing your taxes, just extend provides a library of informa- tee shirt.) the filing period. It is painless tion regarding taxes. 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Generally, employ- Let us know! provide more details. Really? Perhaps the author will ee business expenses are 3. Forms to Use. In most Send tips to [email protected] or call us at write a sequel entitled, Why You deductible if they are more than cases, expenses are reported Should Not Have Tried The two percent of adjusted gross 615-298-1500 using Form 2106 or Form 2106- Deductions Suggested In My income. In most cases, they go EZ. IRS Schedule A may also be used. 4. Educator Expenses. K-12 teachers may be able to deduct up to $250 of certain expenses paid in 2016. These may include books, supplies, equipment and Join us on Easter Sunday other materials used in the classroom. They are an adjust- ment to income rather than an itemized deduction. In other | • words, people do not need to Hendersonville Crestview Harpeth Hills itemize to claim them. IRS Publication 529 has more. Memory Gardens MemoryGardens Memory Gardens 5. Keep Records. 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That’s good news because our communities are filled with opportunities to make deep friendships, stay physically active and stimulate all your senses. We invite you to learn more about the purpose-driven lifestyle that our Residents, Families and Associates enjoy at Somerby communities across the Southeast. Experience what makes Somerby so Full of Life. Explore our website for Resident stories or call us to schedule a personal visit. INDEPENDENT LIVING ASSISTED LIVING MEMORY CARE 800.930.2103 • www.SomerbySpark.com Page 10- The News, April 13, 2017 EUROPEAN ASIAN DOMESTIC VEHICLES Upscale wellness spaces coming to Vertis Green Hills MIDASMIDAS TIRETIRE ANDAND Southern Land Company announces four new lease agree- ments with health and wellness businesses that will occupy the DOMESTIC - EUROPEAN - ASIAN AUTOAUTO SERVICESERVICE second floor of its Vertis Green Hills community located at 4000 Hillsboro Pike. New businesses WE DO IT ALL! include beauty salon Spoke & Weal, spa La Bella e Famosa, fit- BRAKES • TIRES • ALIGNMENT • AIR CONDITIONING • FUEL INJECTION ness studio SculptHouse and yoga studio CorePower Yoga. • MUFFLERS • CATALYTIC CONVERTERS • FULL RANGE EXHAUST “We are excited to bring a col- lection of new, upscale health SERVICE • CUSTOM DUAL EXHAUST INSTALLED and wellness services to the Green Hills market,” says Paul Neuroth, Southern Land Com- pany Senior Vice President of retail leasing. “We are confident that each business will bring Lifetime unique services that will attract Green Hills residents and Brake Pads patrons from across Nashville.” Tim Downey, Southern Land LIFETIME BRAKE SERVICE Company Founder and CEO, had While-You-Wait this to say about these new busi- FROM nesses coming to Vertis Green 99 Service for Hills: “A driving goal of develop- $169 Many Services ing this Vertis Green Hills com- munity is to enhance the quality Nationwide Warranty of life for Nashville residents and visitors alike who reside, We still beat any competitorʼs written work or visit the area. 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Let us know! www.Midas6008.com Keith Boldus - General Manager Send your news to: [email protected] [email protected] Page 10- The News, April 13, 2017 All lanes on Lebanon Road will be open from April 13 - April 16 for a TDOT holiday David Smith Staff Writer While water line installation will continue along Lebanon Road in the grass median area between Jackson Downs Drive and Jackson Downs Boulevard, both the two westbound lanes (going into downtown) and east- bound lanes (going out of town) will be open starting from Noon on Thursday, April 13th to Mid- night Sunday, April 16th for TDOT holiday schedule, before returning on the 17th to a single lane that is being closed during non-rush hour times. Until the holiday, crews will continue to work 24 hours per day and 7 days per week. Additionally, the center median turn arounds will be temporari- ly closed while the new pipeline is installed. These will be reopened as soon as the pipe installation is complete and the road is repaved. Water line installation along the median areas of Lebanon Road between Jackson Downs Drive and Jackson Downs Boulevard. Work in McGavock Pike is - photos by Anthony Cunningham also continuing. McGavock Pike will remain closed from ing an existing 12-inch water southbound lane will remain Elm Hill Pike to Lakeland line between Nodyne Drive and open during construction. Construction begins on Interim Drive. Motorists are asked Lakeland Drive as well as a 4- Installation of 60-inch pipe to follow traffic detour at inch gas main in Donelson Pike has begun in Nodyne Drive at International Arrivals Building Lakeland Drive and Emery between Woodberry Drive and Donelson Pike. Nodyne Drive is On Tuesday, April 25, the IAB. To accommodate immedi- Drive. Bluefield Ave. These utilities closed from Donelson Pike to moving sidewalks on Concourse ate needs for additional inter- are being relocated to make Heney Drive. Old Donelson Also, the first phase of work A will be permanently re- national capacity, the current room for the new 60-inch water Pike is closed from Nodyne installing a new 60-inch gate moved so construction can IAB will be expanded and valve in Elm Hill Pike is com- line. Planned temporary water Drive to Old Elm Hill Pike. Use begin on the interim Inter- upgraded to serve as an inter- plete and the westbound lanes outages will occur. Affected Wellman Drive as a detour. national Arrivals Building (IAB). im facility while the perma- in Elm Hill Pike are back open. individuals will receive notice BNA Vision, our dynamic nent IAB is being designed McGavock Pike is anticipated in advance. These short out- Send news items to: growth and expansion plan for and constructed. The interim to be reopened by the end of ages will take place between the airport, includes the con- facility is set to open spring April. 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. Expect lane (615) 298-1500 or struction of a state-of-the-art 2018. Work in Donelson Pike has closures in Donelson Pike, a [email protected] also begun. Crews are relocat- single northbound lane and NPT documentary preview event Guests are invited to join the next decade. This edition of Nashville Public Television and “Aging Matters” explores the FiftyForward for a free lunch- effects an aging demographic eon, preview screening and will have on the workplace. panel discussion of “Aging The event takes place Matters: Aging & the Work- Tuesday, April 25, from 11:30 a.m. place,” the latest NPT Reports to 1 p.m. at FiftyForward, documentary. It is estimated that Patricia Hart Building, 174 Rains 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 Ave., Nashville 37203. RSVPs are every day in the United States required at wnpt.org/events or and that trend will continue for 615-259-9325. The Hermitage to host Annual Easter egg hunts Andrew Jackson’s Herm- from last year, with toys and itage will host Easter egg hunts treats will be hidden at each on the historic Tulip Grove egg hunt. Tickets are $10 for Mansion lawn across from the children, $5 for adults and free seventh president’s home on for infants. Tickets include April 15. Visitors will have two admission to one of the egg opportunities to participate in hunts and do not include gen- egg hunts that will begin at 10 eral admission to The Herm- a.m. and 1 p.m. At both hunts, itage. All children must have The project will run from McGavock Pike to Elm Hill Pike, from Old Elm Hill Pike to Old children will be divided by age an adult with them at all times. Donelson Pike, from Old Donelson Pike to Nodyne Drive, from Nodyne Drive to Donelson group, 1–6 and 7–12. Andrew Jackson’s Herm- Pike, and from Donelson Pike to near Lebanon Road. The project continues along Lebanon Over 4,000 eggs, more than itage, Tulip Grove Mansion Lawn Road from Donelson Pike to Central Pike. double the number of eggs is located at 4580 Rachel’s Lane. April 13, 2017, The News- Page 11 Druʼs Vues, too By Drucilla Smith Pioneer broadcaster Lin Folk celebrated her 100th Birthday (L-R) Actors Lisa Larson, 100th birthday celebrant Milestone Birthday: World Radio Hall of Fame on May 6 at Lin Folk and Richard Stein War II veteran Lin Folk the Marriott Nashville Airport. reminisced about their Old thanked the crowd who gath- The event is open to the public. Worlde Theatre performanc- ered to celebrate her 100th Reserve your ticket online at es at the Belcourt. Folk was birthday at The Meadows http://tinyurl.com/kq3bp7j. Senior Living Community. Write to Lin Folk at The honored at The Meadows in "People have asked me Meadows 8044 Coley Davis Rd, Bellevue. what's it like to be 100. Is it any Nashville, TN 37221. different?" Folk said. "There's phasis on equality resulted really no difference except this **** because so many who original- big party with all of my friends Breakfast of Champions: ly came here were not success- and my relatives (a dozen) from Mayor Megan Barry headlined ful back home. They came to all over the country." State Rep. Green Hill's YMCA's 2017 America for equality and also Bo Mitchell (D-50) read several Breakfast of Champions where for religious freedom. "Even if congratulatory letters and News 2's Samantha Fisher was some Muslims are terrorists," resolutions from The House emcee. Cooper noted, "Not all Muslims and The Senate of Tennessee, Stirring personal stories are terrorists." Perhaps he Gov. Bill Haslam and U.S. Sen. spotlighted YMCA programs referred to a pending national Bob Corker. Becky Pardue of for those with special chal- ban on Muslim immigrants. Lakeshore Senior Communi- lenges. A former prison inmate Prof. Robert Evins Pickard ties coordinated the event. told how Y programs had invited Nashville's congress- Among the memorabilia on restored his life as a communi- man to speak. display at the event were WWII ty member. A mother related love letters of Lin Johnson and how her special needs son had Contact Dru Smith at drucil- her then-husband-to-be Reau benefitted daily from his activi- [email protected] or 615 Folk of Nashville. Folk was a ties at the Y. 856-8278. son of a Tennessee state treas- Money raised during the urer and insurance commis- 2017 breakfast makes special sioner. programs such as these avail- Lin Folk went on the air able to the community. with WPLN-FM radio the first day: December 17, 1962. After **** broadcasting many years Great War: U.S. Rep. Jim there, the pioneer broadcaster Cooper (D-5) assured students went on to produce Tennessee many intellectual frontiers are Kaleidoscope interviews with left to conquer even though the notables which aired on sta- "40 acres with a mule" guaran- tions across the state. These tee once offered new arrivals are available online at are history. http://tinyurl.com/l4q43lx. Cooper donned his professor Later still, Folk appeared hat (he also lectures at several years onstage as the Vanderbilt) to teach early narrator for plays at Old Worlde American history at Nashville Theatre at The Belcourt. State Community College in Elinor Johnson Folk will be Antioch. inducted into the Tennessee He said our country's em- U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper (D-5) (center) taught early American history last week at Nashville State Community College at Global Mall at The Crossings. Class Prof. Robert Evins Pickard introduced the program (right). -photo by Dru Smith Page 12- The News, April 13, 2017 Handicap placards are being misused everywhere Over the past few years I have have happened if the person started to pay more attention to who was shot followed these those that have the need to dis- simple guide lines? It's all com- play their blue handicapped mon sense in the quest to stay placard and park right in front alive and get back home safely. of the mega establishments they are visiting. CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 New life to an old path There are no doubt many peo- As the dreams of sidewalks to ple using this privilege that nowhere except where we walk truly have a condition that war- We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] dance in our heads, the Mayor rants using the wheelchair’s seems to have different visions. parking spaces, however to me, Her vision is full of more ''it's most appear as capable as I am come out, they need their car as against the law. run, or walk away from the offi- the law'' signs, dog whistles, and of parking in the regular spaces close to the door as possible. cer; don't make a threatening ticky tacky bright yellow plastic and walking a little further. It appears to me that physi- gesture toward the officer; do The quest to stay alive rumble strips for the blind and I am appalled at how may cians are passing out disabled not assume an attitude of supe- walking while texting. times I have observed individu- placards as easily as they pre- I am really ticked off about riority but instead be humble Seems as if the only real side- als pull into a handicapped scribe opioids these days. the high number of incidents of and be totally respectful of the walks built will go along the first space, jump out of their car, take And who is actually tracking police officers shooting alleged officer; do exactly what the offi- paved street in Nashville. I have a few more puffs on their ciga- the placard expiration dates in perpetrators of crimes. At the cer tells you to do; if you do have seen busy pavers at I-440 over rette before throwing it on the order to retrieve them at the same time I am convinced that a weapon on your person, passes, correcting the original ground. Then, they will walk at expiration date? some common sense and a little inform the officer of that and contractor's legal deletions as a very normal pace into Costco, I will also add that being over- education aimed at the public, in follow their instructions on how provided by contract. Target or some other warehouse weight, old or both does not general, and our younger popu- to disarm yourself or ask for the A little consideration for chil- type store, where they will walk mean one is handicapped. And… lation, in particular, could great- officer to do this; lastly, remain dren that walk to school and sen- at least a mile inside those stores stop using a placard that belongs ly reduce the number of these calm and make no sudden iors would give new life to an old shopping. And yet when they to a friend or family member. It’s incidents. I'm talking about moves. path. what everyone should do, or not Ask yourself, in all of the do, when stopped by an officer recent incidents of police shoot- Vintage Market Spring Fling of the law. For one, don't drive, ings, how many would never Abandoned greenhouse One Year I am a resident of Arden Looking for experienced dealers Anniversary Sale Place. My friends and I walk around Green Hills Park near • Furniture • Pottery & Saturday, April 29 John Trotwood Moore School 10 am - 5 pm • Collectibles •much more... and we are ticked off ! They have w/refreshments, an empty green house that our • Glassware sales & giveaways taxes support. 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Another pleasant department stores share the who had never been involved in Am so ticked off at all the thought to think about is all the type of underwear you bought politics before. They were in irresponsible dog owners in poop that you see along the river with just about anybody that favor of smaller government, Nashville. Number one: I have trail will eventually end up in wants to know! increased national security, never before seen so many lost the Harpeth River which is individual responsibility, and of dog signs posted all over the city. someone’s water supply, maybe Ticked off? Don't you know where your dog Maybe everyone should course "the wall" and lower yours. As George on Seinfeld taxes. To his surprise, every is? It's your responsibility to used to say, "We are living in a E-mail: just listen to the other side race, ethnicity and religion were keep your pet safe. It’s disgrace- society here, people! The Obama years turned out there. Of course, many were pro- ful how many lost pet signs are tickedoff@ to be quite tumultuous times. life and 2nd Amendment NRA posted. I can't stand to hear "oh He is a dear my dog got out"...jeez get it gcanews.com Instead of celebrating our first supporters. All were patriotic, Recently, I attended a movie minority president, his left-of- law abiding people, who learned together people. Poor pups; I always feel so bad when I see at the Green Hills Regal Theatre center, political agenda not only to distrust both political parties. (0513). The ticket seller Caleb produced descent, but also ani- No bigots, no racists, no homo- those signs and then think about mosity, anger, distrust and even phobes, no xenophobes. All were the dog’s idiot owner. Number hatred between both sides of the amazingly knowledgeable in the two: is literally about number • Banquet Space Available for up to 72 People political isle. First Amendment issues. My friend even surpris- two. It is so disgusting how peo- • Spacious Residential Suites/ Beautiful Standard Rooms rights are now routinely ignored. ingly agreed with some of our ple don't clean up after their • Hilton Honors Reward Program A liberal friend of mine did views. pups. I live near the Harpeth • Complimentary Breakfast,Parking & Wi-Fi the unthinkable, when he coura- Several admitted that Donald River trail and at both parking geously decided to see for him- Trump was far from their first lots at the trail head all I see is a self what we "deplorables" are choice. Not conservative enough sea of dog poop. A trail head all about. As a lifetime Demo- for some, no political track parking area is NOT a dog’s rest- crat, it took courage for him to record for others. An arrogant, room. For those of you that are order a ticket from the Trump self centered, titan of business not familiar with being a respon- website and stand in line for 3 didn't sit well with some of sible dog owner, here is a quick hours at the Trump rally in them. They just wouldn't settle lesson in how to clean up dog Nashville. Years ago I routinely for any unelectable ideologues poop. Have a plastic bag with listened to people with opposing or relics from the Republican you when you walk your dog. If points of view. Today it's so dif- past. Totally rejecting Hillary fido poops, put hand in plastic ferent. Many Democrats seem to and her nefarious past, they all bag, widen fingers in bag for bet- ter grasping, bend down, extend feel that most Trump supporters got behind "The Donald". 2324 CRESTMOOR ROAD • NASHVILLE, TN 37215 • 615-777-0001 are just not nice people while Will our great democracy sur- bag over poop, grasp poop, fold Behind the Mall at Green Hills • A Rochford Hotel Group Property plastic bag inside out so poop is some Republicans feel that liber- vive? I'm convinced it will. www.nashgreenhillssuites.hamptoninn.com als have ruined our country. Maybe a start towards reconcili- trapped inside, and then dispose My friend came away from ation would be to force all our this experience quite surprised, elected officials and their sup- when these "hooligans", ration- porters, to attend their oppo- Let’s Move ally defended the country they nents political rallies, sit quietly, love, and the man they adore. and just listen for a change. 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The Metropolitan Board of joined the firm. Prior to launching her firm, Parks and Recreation has Dietz will practice in the Tant-Shafer was a full-time named Monique Odom as areas of mortgage foreclosure, adjunct professor of legal studies Interim Director of the city’s housing and con- at Missouri Western State Uni- Parks Department. The an- sumer law in the versity, where she coordinated a nouncement came today during Gallatin office of student project with the Midwest the Board’s regular monthly Legal Aid Society. Innocence Project. She was previ- meeting. She most recently ously an associate for The Law Since joining Parks in 2006, worked as interim Office of Craig D. Ritchie, P.C., Odom’s responsibil- counsel for Con- handling family and appellate ities have focused gressman Jim cases and worked as a family law Dietz primarily on fiscal Cooper, where she attorney for Legal Aid of Western and administrative researched and advised on leg- Missouri. matters. A native islative developments regarding Tant-Shafer grad- Nashvillian and a intellectual property in the uated from The graduate of Whites music industry, healthcare and University of the Creek High School, education policy. South with a bache- Odom she holds a B.A. Prior to her time at the Office lor’s degree in from Fisk University, and a of Congressman Jim Cooper, English. She earned Master of Public Administra- Dietz interned with the her J.D. from Magistrate Judge John Bryant Washburn Univer- tion (MPA) from Tennessee Tant-Shafer State University’s College of in the U.S. District Court for the sity School of Law Public Service and Urban Middle District of Tennessee. and her LL.M. from Benjamin N. Affairs; has successfully com- She also worked with Ozment Cardozo School of Law. At pleted year one of the National Law and The Immigrant Legal Washburn, she was the student CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN Recreation and Park Associa- Resource Center to update their editor in chief of the American guide on how to protect consti- Bar Association’s Family Law 1. 1st So. Korean president 1. Rated horsepower (abbr.) tion’s two-year Directors School; 5. Leaves out 2. Pile or mound is a Certified Municipal Finance tutional rights of immigrants Quarterly, awarded the John K. 10. Cheek 3. Norse goddess of old age Officer (CMFO) by the Ten- during removal proceedings. Kleinheksel Prize for Excellence 14. Abode of Satan 4. Not compulsory nessee Comptroller of the Dietz graduated from George in Oral Advocacy and inducted to 15. Arthropod genus 5. Keep busy with 16. The neck’s back side 6. Volcanic craters Treasury; has served as the pro- Washington University with a the Phi Delta Phi International bachelor’s degree in political Legal Honor Society. 17. Low color intensity 7. Inactive gram coordinator for Metro’s 18. _____ornia: 31st state 8. Misstep Human Relations Commission science. She earned her J.D. Legal Aid Society of Middle 19. Mollusk genus 9. 2 point plays for the where she supervised all fiscal from Belmont University, where Tennessee and the Cumberlands 20. 1997 Aniston movie opposition and administrative functions she was awarded best perform- advocates for fairness and justice 23. Draws from 10. Goofs 24. Follows sigma 11. Swiss river and oversaw the Commission’s ance in contracts and sales, con- under the law. The non-profit law stitutional law and evidence. firm offers free civil legal repre- 25. Something unusual 12. Prevents harm to young programming efforts; is a certi- 28. Representative 13. A city from which authority fied Diversity Trainer, with While earning her J.D., she was sentation and educational pro- 33. Xerophilous plant is exercised expertise in Rule 31 - Civil the editor in chief of the univer- grams to help people in its region 34. Chinese silk plant 21. Gallery in London Mediation, Public Utility Re- sity’s Law Review. receive justice, protect their well- 35. Engage in a contest 22. E____: wipe out 36. Valley 25. Reflective measuring system gulation, Non-profit Program Tant-Shafer joins Legal Aid being and support opportunities Society’s Tullahoma office as its to overcome poverty. Legal Aid 37. Pillow coverings 26. Semiprecious silica mineral Management, and Corporate 38. Military dining room 27. Rattling breaths Human Resources. newest attorney with a focus on Society is funded in part by 39. Supped 28. Comforts family, health and benefits and United Way. 40. Gets hold of 29. Women (French) juvenile law. Prior to joining 41. L. von _____, 19th C. 30. Oat species Legal Aid Society Legal Aid Society, she estab- German historian 31. Hazardous Legal Aid Society of Middle lished her own firm where she Send Business Briefs 42. Makes new 32. Affirmatives 44. Races between teams 34. Scrape gently Tennessee and the Cumber- was a sole practitioner primari- items to: 45. They __ 37. Strokings lands, has announced that two ly advocating for children as a [email protected] 46. Sicilian city 38. Breed of sled dog developed new attorneys – Kerry Dietz court-appointed guardian ad 47. Sherwood gang in Alaska 54. ____ Grey tea 40. Pulled apart 55. Yes _____ Bob 41. Count on 56. Star Trek species: Rom____ 43. Shadowed 58. You 44. Perused again Direct Cremation 59. Author Jong 46. El __, painter Call NFC 60. Dressmaker’s measure 47. Soaks flax $795 61. ____en death: overtime 48. Pearl Harbor island Price Effective Jan 5, 2015 62. Ecclesiastical council 49. Mated Subject to change without notice. 615-256-1605 63. Enough (archaic) 50. Boggy 51. Emerald Isle 52. Stylish elegance 53. Amazon river tributary Best Value 57. 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The art exhibit was pro- The exhibit features more than 40 artists who moted as an engaging art show centered on the submitted a majestic combination of oil paint- theme “Communion” and invoked the words of ings, drawings, photography, mixed media, and Thomas Merton, “The deepest level of communi- textiles. The exhibit is open to the public Monday cation is not communication, but communion. It through Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 until Sunday, is wordless ... beyond speech ... beyond con- April 23. The church is located at 4715 Harding 2204 ELLISTON PLACE cept." Guests were treated with an opportunity to Road. www.stgeorgesnashville.org SUITE H • NASHVILLE MONDAY – SATURDAY • 10AM – 8:30PM 615-457-3314 SAME DAY BELLE MEADE CERTIFIED INSURANCE EWELRY & REPAIR APPRAISALS J State of the Art Laser Welder Platinum • 14K &18K • Antique Restoration • Sterling Silver • Eyeglass Repair Appraisals • Engraving • Prong Rebuilding • Watch Repair and Watch batteries Belle Meade Plaza Same Day 4548 Harding Road 269-3288 Jewelry Repair! (Next to Newk’s) BelleMeadeJewelry.com Festival: Mary Margaret Peel, Kem Hinton, Kay Barnett, Marilyn Hinton, and Genie James. Winchester Antique Mall An eclectic mix of quality antiques and furnishings 121 2nd Avenue North • Franklin, TN 37064 Mon - Sat: 10-5; Sunday 1-5pm/ 7 Days a week • (615) 791-5846 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT Festival: Patty Outlaw, Martha Chapman, Donald (Duck) Johnston, Lisa Johnson, and Mitch Pettross. The Sign of Excellence in HOA Management 2200 21ST AVENUE SOUTH, SUITE 200 NASHVILLE, TN 37212 615.383.1777 www.TimmonsProperties.com Festival: Robin Spann McLaughlin, Jessica Eichman, George Creagh, Susan Creagh, and Susie Elder. April 13, 2017, The News- Page 17 Pat Patrick Tribute photos by • Scott Sideman A concert and reception were held at MBA in tribute to the late band leader, Pat Patrick, who died in 2015. The event celebrated the establishment of The Pat Patrick Music Fund, which will provide special music experiences for stu- dents and create a living legacy for Patrick. . Patrick’s friends Tom Bailey and Gene Shanks started the THANK Y U scholarship honoring Patrick, and George Mudter worked on the project as well. There have been numerous generous donors from FOR HELPING THE ANIMALS Patrick's MBA class and other friends and family, according to event organizers. My name is The MBA band performed at the concert, along with Perry WISDOM... Danos, who played with Patrick for over 20 years. He will be work- ing with the students and has pledged to allow some of them to and I am a male terrier mix. shadow him as he performs on the General Jackson. I weigh 13 pounds and I’m Courtesy of the fund, students who have been selected to travel 5-years-old. Sharon loved to Memphis and Clarkesdale, Mississippi to learn about the blues, me so much that she wrote jazz and rock and roll music business include Stephen Dashiff, a lot about what she wanted Will Grana, Wesley Hirschman, Wesley Hall, Luke Speyer, and Ben you to know about me. Such Wood. as, I’m a lap dog, snuggly, Future plans include travel for students to Preservation Hall in nervous at first, I have lived New Orleans, one of Patrick’s favorite places. with children and cats, and much more. To find out Wisdom and Sharon Langford Tribute: Pat Patrick's everything Sharon knows daughters Ellie Lovvorn about how wonderful I am, and Mary Wallace Broome. please come by to meet me! NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION 213 Oceola Ave., Nashville, 37209 615-352-1010 www.nashvillehumane.org Sponsored by Tribute: Jon Sewell, Lauren THE FARM at NATCHEZ TRACE Brown, Zollie Sewell-Brown, PET LODGING, GROOMING, DOG DAYCARE & TRAINING. and Elizabeth Cato. 9479 Highway 96 West in Franklin 615-662-6628 www.thefarmatnatcheztrace.com His generation put a man on the moon. You know he has ideas worth hearing. At Brookdale, weʼre looking for interesting seniors — people whoʼve lived life Tribute: Tom Bailey, Gene Shanks, Perry Danos, and George Mudter. to the fullest and are hungry for more. Call us, and find out how weʼre Bringing New Life to Senior LivingTM. For more information, call (615) 463-9111. Brookdale Green Hills Cumberland Enhanced Assisted Living Alzheimer's & Dementia Care 15 Burton Hills Blvd Nashville, TN 37215 (615) 463-9111 ©2016 Brookdale Senior Living, Inc. All rights reserved. BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING and Tribute: Pat Patrick's grandchildren Marian Lovvorn, Anne BRINGING NEW LIFE TO SENIOR LIVING are the registered trademarks of Brookdale Senior Living, Inc. Winston Lovvorn, Mary Kingsley Broome, and Patrick Broome. Bringing New Life to Senior Living™ brookdale.com Page 18- The News, April 13, 2017 828277 TYNENE BL BLVD.LVVD. 110 31ST31ST AVE.AAVVE. N #905 55300300 CHERRCHERRY BLOSSOMBL SOY SOMS 1148 SAFETYSAFETY HARBOR CV.CVV.. $2,100,000100$2, 000,100 $1,399,000000,99$1,3 $1,250,000000,$1,250 $1,250,000$1,250 000,$1,250 Betsy Peebles | 615.604.2101 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311 Vivian Brandon | 615.308.8365 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311 500 WILSONSON BLVD.BLLVVD. 869898 HA86 HASELTONSELLTTON 5022 BEL50 BELGRAVEGRAAVVE PPARKARK 1204 PARKVIEWPPAARKVIEW CIR. $1,249,0004$1,2 000,94 $899,000000,99$8 $870,0008$ 70,0 00 $775,0005,77$ 0005, Dana Griscom | 615.485.5360 Dana Griscom | 615.485.5360 Kim Anderson | 615.479.2146 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311 Laura Patterson | 615.513.7730 Laura Patterson | 615.513.7730 Karen Pilkerton | 615.668.1578 Karen Pilkerton | 615.668.1578 119 BRIGHTONBRIGHT CLOSECL SEOON 2900 WELLESLEY TRCE. 4215 HARDING PK. #211 7961967 1 BOONE TRCE. $659,0009$65 000,9 $589,000000,9$58 WINDWINDSORSOR TTOWEROWER | $299$299,500,500$299 $259,0009$25 000,9 Barbara Keith Payne | 615.300.7337 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311 Price Lechleiter | 615.347.4688 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311 Betsy Jeanie Vivian Dana Laura Karen Kim Barbara Keith Price Peebles Barrier Brandon Griscom Patterson Pilkerton Anderson Payne Lechleiter April 13, 2017, The News- Page 19 35 Missionary Drive in GOVERNORS CLUB Offered for $2,395,000 Live in a true resort community with world class amenities including an Arnold Palmer de- signed 18 hole golf course, private club/dining, swimming pools, tennis courts, an antebellum community clubhouse and 24/7 guard gated entrance. This superb custom home is also a lifestyle opportunity in itself with theater room, home gym, terrace level party room with kitchen/bar. Terrific open floorplan with main floor grand mas- ter suite. Five bedrooms Four full and three half Baths. 4 car Garage. 10,000+ SF Page 20- The News, April 13, 2017 50 Years of Guiding You Home SOLD 402 Wilson Pike 5150 Hereford Court 401 Clairton Court 3733 West End Ave #305 Extraordinary Historical 1849 Estate Great floor plan and lot in McGavock Farms! Convenient free standing townhouse at Mid-town flat with living, dining, den and office. (often visited by Andrew Jackson, the 7th 5 BR | 4 BA, 2 Half Baths | 2477 SF The Hillsborough. A great location! President of the United States) $940,000 Beautiful finishes & 2 car garage. 2 BR | 2.5 Baths | 2239 SF Pool | Pool house | 5 BR | 5705 SF 3 BR | 3.5 BA | 2477 SF $399,000 $1,499,000 $475,000 COMING SOON 3119 Forrest Park Ave off Bowling Ave 734 Harrow Ln 6335 Sunnywood Drive 5210 Anchorage Drive 7408 Dunaway Drive Chestnut Bend Barnes Cove beauty with great space for every one. Adorable ranch with so many updates! Tucked away in Bellevue area, a private HUGE fenced backyard & fun outdoor living. Finished room in basement retreat. Unique and spacious with 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 3154 SF with workshop & storage beautiful views on 1.14 acres $349,900 3 BR, 1 Bath, approx 1250 SF 3 BR | 2.5 BA | 3362 SF $345,000 $449,000 Lisa Owings COMPETENT • CREATIVE • CARING Molly Edmondson 615-668-0616 MollyEdmondson.com 615-351-8753 Commitment Service Results Patricia Gartland Specializing in… Buyers, Home Staging, Selling and Relocation Whether you are moving across town or across the country, a move takes investigation, strategy, planning and organization. Heart of Nashville! 428 Patina Circle 4 BR | 3.5 BA | 2436 SF Pottery Barn flair, Master down, Location, 2 Covered porches, Nice deck, Fenced yard.... What More Could You Want? $585,000 Patricia Gartland 615-429-8941 CONNIE ALLEN [email protected] 615-500-3665 [email protected] Let my experience pave the way to your new home . NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 April 13, 2017, The News- Page 21 Visit Our Website for Weekly Open Houses. WWW.FRIDRICHANDCLARK.COM SOLD SOLD 5700 Hillsboro Road 1806 Sonoma Trace 102 Wentworth Avenue Forest Hills Brentwood Green Hills Secluded 8.5 acre building site at Updated, private & move-in ready One owner. Great floorplan with Tyne, minutes from Green Hills. 4 BR |3.5 BA | 3595 SF MBR's up and down. $1,799,000 $679,000 4 BR | 3.5 BA | 3532 SF $624,000 SOLD When Keeping The Right Company Matters 615-300-3826 C 615-321-3031 O 6632 Clearbrook Drive 2002 Overhill Drive Monteagle Mountain West Meade Area Green Hills Retreat to serenity at gated WhitClark.com One level living. Pool & hot tub. Rebuild on this .29 acre lot Timberwood. Breathtaking views. [email protected] Great for entertaining. $349,000 Prime building sites 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 2894 SF $49,500-$200,000 $549,000 www.exploretimberwood.com 3408 Benham Avenue Wonderful Lot! Convenient Location & Ready to Move In 5 Total bedrooms and 5 living areas! 5141 Granny White Pike Beautiful flooring: hardwoods, tile, slate and carpet Authentic log home with a unique contemporary vibe located Fabulous open kitchen with stainless and granite in a private hillside setting. Open flow, Master suite and 1 other BR down 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 3275 SF Great sunroom $849,000 5 BR | 4 BA | 4045 SF | .75 acres MLS# 1804407 $890,000 ELIZABETH WALLS RICHARD BRYAN 615-805-3991 615-321-9531 NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 Page 22- The News, April 13, 2017 50 Years of Guiding You Home NEW LISTING! 600 Westview Ave 409 Ellendale Ave 101 Sheffield Court Belle Meade Belle Meade Green Hills cluster Master BR on main level 4 BR 3.4 Gorgeous European design 3 BR 2.4 BA Classic with modern updates. on coveted street. $650,000 $1,295,000 5 BR. 5.5 BA plus guest house. $2,995,000 Buyer Needs: ANNE McGUGIN • 5 BR in Belle Meade on large lot. Broker, CRS, GRI • Large lot or tear down in Belle Meade [email protected] • Green Hills cluster with bedroom on main level-under $500,000 615-406-7039 • Updated home close to I 440, under $700,000. Featured Listing OLIHOLIH LVLV IIXOOXOO RIRI GUDPDGUDPD IIUHHUUHHHH GGUDPDOLIHUDP LVD Looking for a Private Oasis with Convenience? UUHDOHDO 1113 Radnor Glen Drive 5($/(67$7(5IXOO($/(67$7( RI Fabulous interior with good flow and thoughtful design 75$16$&7,21675$16$&7,216 HHVWDWHVWDWH Separate entry in-law / teen suite 6+28/'1 7%(6+28/'1 7%( Amazingly private backyard with pool & spa 5 BR | 5.5 BA | 7739 SF GUDPD :,//,$0 $1,750,000 co-list Sam Coleman 5($/(67$7( 3(11 75$16$&7,216 STEVE FRIDRICH 6+28/'1 7%( .2(5%(5 Call for your personal tour. 615-321-4420 _ZLOOLDPNRHUEHU#\DKRRFRP _ ZLOOLDPNRHUEHU#\DKRRFRP NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 April 13, 2017, The News- Page 23 Visit Our Website for Weekly Open Houses. WWW.FRIDRICHANDCLARK.COM ~ Featured Listing ~ 790 Norwood Drive | Oak Hill NEW LISTING PENDING 6329 Robin Hill Road 1616 Chickering Road West Meade • $545,000 Forest Hills/Belle Meade • $1,880,000 PENDING SOLD 4500 Alcott Drive 734 Bresslyn Drive Forest Hills • $1,850,000 West Meade • $665,000 Classic 2 story in original condition. Perfect for the "purist" to renovate or create your dream home on 3 acres. BETTY FINUCANE ELAINE FINUCANE 5 BR | 5 BA | 4400 SF $1,250,000 615-429-5182 615-300-5093 EXPERIENCE TRUST Heart of Green Hills 2933 Sharon Hill Circle DISCRETION This house is fabulous! Beautiful kitchen and casual dining area 2 huge master suites Rooftop deck Steven Myers 615-330-0555 Private yard Residential: Nashville Brentwood Franklin 2 car garage Commercial Acquisition Opportunities 2 BR | 2.5 BA | 2433 SF $579,000 STEPHANIE NELSON 615-305-2377 NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 Page 24- The News, April 13, 2017 55,20,200 totototttaal hoommmees sold luckylluuckyy yearyear1313 newneeww aagagents,gennttss,, nneweeww llistingsissttinnggs 6565 andand a wwholeholele llolotoottto ooffff ffun!un! thankthank yyoyououuf ffororra anotherannoootther AGENTSAAGGENTNTSTSS fantasticffaanntttaassttic yearyear atat worthwwoorrtthhp properties,prrooperrttiess,, llc!lllcc! neew 1155 wwoortth years 7aagenntttss in 2201016 (aavverraaagge aaggentnt & 21021010 sstttaafffe experriienncce) millionmillillion 525 (averageaagge yearlyyearrlllyy sales)ssaales) 1133 thousaand yeeaarrsssiinntthe (aavverraaaggees ssaalessp prriice) bbuusiness 40 BurtonBurrtttoon 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