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As vaccinations increase in Davidson FRA student headed to County, restrictions will begin easing Statewide Robotics Contest

Peter Nau and his robot

Paul Ladd This year’s event will be Contributor to The News held April 16-17 at Brent- A sophomore at Franklin wood Academy. The Foun- - photo by Steven Cornfield Road Academy will be dation also presents compe- among high school students tition at national and inter- Mayor John Cooper spoke County’s population. The “Throughout this un- taking part in a statewide national levels. with a group of 270 hospitali- mayor also announced that precedented and most diffi- robotics competition next This is Peter’s first year ty industry leaders last week local businesses should plan cult year, we’ve prioritized month. to compete, although his about a plan to expand busi- on the return of a live, in- public health while also care- Peter Nau is entered in interest in robotics and ness hours and reduce capaci- person Independence Day fully considering the needs of Tennessee’s VEX Robotics technology goes back a few ty restrictions when vaccina- celebration hosted by the our local businesses,” said Competition, presented by See Robotics Contest tion rates reach 20 percent Nashville Convention and the Robotics Education and See Vaccinations on Page 2 on Page 3 and 30 percent of Davidson Visitors Corporation. Competition Foundation.

Barnes Fund receives $5 million to support affordable housing units Five million dollars is lies, Mayor John Cooper and this investment is part of investment and restore funds who chairs the Housing Trust headed to the Barnes Fund announced. that pressing work.” impounded during the budget Fund Commission overseeing for Affordable Housing to “Our affordable housing “This allocation to the crisis at the beginning of my Barnes funds. support development of hun- needs are urgent,” Mayor Barnes Fund follows through term.” “Rev. Bill Barnes started dreds of affordable housing Cooper said. “After regaining on a commitment I made To date, Barnes Fund the Housing Trust Fund with units, which, in turn will financial stability in Nash- back in late 2019,” Mayor grants have supported more the hope of creating equi- make Nashville a more acces- ville, we are getting back on Cooper said. “I’m thrilled we than 2,200 affordable housing See Housing Units on Page 7 sible place for working fami- track and fixing problems – are now able to make this units, said Gina Emmanuel,

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From Page One full circle as the SEC Tourna- turning the corner on the pan- among vaccine recipients. If increases to 10 people (current- ment, the very first large event demic, and live in-person events Nashville reaches a 20 percent ly 8 people) without Health Vaccinations... prevented by COVID in 2020, will come roaring back.” vaccination rate next week, a Department approval required. returns to Nashville this week- Public health changes will new Public Health Order with • Bar and restaurant capaci- Cooper. “Today, as vaccination end. I want to make sure we get take place approximately one the following changes can be ty: Socially distanced, cap of 175 rates continue climbing, we’re everyone back on their feet as week after vaccination rates expected by the weekend of people per floor (currently 125). at a place where we should be safely and as quickly as we can. meet targeted thresholds to March 27: • Bar counters: Maintain very optimistic. We’ve come With your help, Nashville is allow for immunity to build • Indoor gatherings limit social distancing; no capacity percentage cap. • Restaurant and bar hours COVID 19 AWARE: WE ARE SANITIZING ALL VEHICLES WHEN WE ARE FINISHED extended to 2 a.m. (currently 1 a.m.). 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From Page One Robotics Contest... years. “I started building with Legos, and then played MineCraft online and liked building machines with red stone, which are the electronic components in the game. Then I joined a middle school Robotics Club at school that a few times a week, I also played a few video games that have much more intricate electronics and engi- neering,” Peter told The News. Those games, based on reali- ty, helped Peter amass the Peter Nau controlling his robot unofficially named “The Doom Slayer”. - photos submitted knowledge and experience to build the robot he is using to meet I took part of the robot reports that Peter built his own currently ranked 19th in the can get past the question, and compete in the VEX tourna- apart to upgrade the intakes and computer, by making his own state, and among the top 500 in keep progressing, and getting ments this year. “The competi- faster drive train. The robot plan and ordering the separate the world. better.” tion changes each year,” he has 8 motors and constructed parts. He also created and built a Many of the students Peter When he’s not working with explained. “This year it is a with VEX approved parts.” water-based cooling system for will compete against are juniors robotics, Peter is a busy guy, challenge that is called change It also has a cortex that con- the computer. In what spare and seniors, and have previous playing on the FRA tennis team, up. It has balls into hoops that trols the motors. “The code that time he has, Peter has taken experience in robotics competi- and assisting with the school’s are a three dimensional three is programmed is downloaded apart old computers, a micro- tions. He admits to being sur- football team. He also enjoys level tic-tac-toe.” into the cortex and then the wave oven, and more, and repur- prised that he made the helping neighbors with their Peter spent many hours cre- operator selects the program posed many of the parts. She statewide event his first year. “I technical questions and issues, ating and working to make his they will use in the competition points out that neither she nor had tried it at my old school, but and has assisted people via the robot, unofficially named The during the automated part, then her husband have a background didn’t actually end up building NextDoor app. The Nau family Doom Slayer, a reality. That I, as the driver, compete with in technology, and that they are anything. This year, I was pretty is new to Nashville, so Peter’s name comes from a video game another robot against two other amazed at Peter’s aptitude and much doing it all by myself.” abilities and help have been an character. “The robot that I built robots in the three dimensional ability in this arena. For anyone interested in excellent way for them to get to has intakes, rollers, a back- tic-tac-toe game. The competi- “The program and support robotics or something similar, know their neighbors. board, and a hood, all of which tion also includes judging on he has had from the school is Peter advises starting as soon as While Peter understands why allow the machine to pick up the specific skills I can perform that amazing,” said Mrs. Nau, who possible. “And then ask ques- people might be wary or uncom- balls, and then move them up to are timed, and they also judge has high praise for the teachers, tions as you have them. And fortable around robots and other the top of the robot, and then on a notebook that we use to who dedicate many hours of don’t just sit on a question or try technology, but he says we don’t they are launched out in to the detail the entire build process.” time to working with robotics to figure it out the hard way. Ask have to be. “As long as there’s not competition hoops. After my last Peter’s mother, Amy Nau, students. She adds that Peter is somebody who knows, so you somebody scary controlling it.”

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Metro/State Commentary

By Horace Johns, MTSU Business Professor Former Metro Councilman

Giving is the echo of life

For more than a century, a later told his mother that the brief quotation has been mak- fight was entirely the fault of ing the rounds, repeated over the other boy. His mother and over again in print, and took Louis to the back door of widely spread by word of their house. Nearby were sev- mouth. eral hills which created a fine No one knows who origi- echo. She told him to call nally wrote or said it. No one these hills all the bad names knows when it was said, why he could think of. He did so, it was said, or how it came to and the bad names all came take such firm hold of the back to him. Then she said, world’s heart and mind. But “call out, I am your Friend.” take hold it did, impelling He did so and back came “I am untold numbers of people to your Friend.” Louis Mayer be kinder and more consider- never forgot that lesson and ate toward their fellow crea- neither should we. Giving is Last Thursday's collision between a landscaping truck tures. It remains as fresh and the echo of life. What we give vital as ever, and it goes like to others we usually receive and tractor-trailer on I-40 claims three men this: back from them. The three men killed in onto the right shoulder to impairment played a role in “I shall pass through this In our modern culture, we Thursday’s 4 p.m. collision check on a possible mechani- this triple-fatal crash. The world but once. Any good that tend to look to the complex for between a landscaping truck cal problem. The 2016 Isuzu driver of the tractor-trailer I can do, or any kindness that our answers instead of the and a tractor-trailer on I-40 NPR, driven by Lopez-Cruz, was not injured. I can show to any human simple. We tend to look at the East near Charlotte Pike was eastbound in the right The Tennessee Highway being, let me do it now. Let me large and sensational grand in Bellevue are identified lane of I-40 when, for reasons Patrol responded to conduct a not defer nor neglect it, for I enterprises as solutions to our as front seat passenger unknown, the truck drifted post-crash inspection of the shall not pass this way again.” problems. But the heroes of Abraham Carranza-Martinez, onto the right shoulder and tractor-trailer. One of the greatest para- our generation will not neces- doxes in life concerns giving. sarily be world leaders or 32, and both rear seat passen- struck the rear of the trailer. Strangely enough, this para- those who make headlines in gers Ignacio Fuenes, 18, and Carranza-Martinez and dox can be illustrated by com- the news. Rather, the real Adrian Ramos-Arista, 36. Ramos-Arista died at the paring two ancient bodies of heroes will be average per- The driver of the truck, scene. Fuenes was transport- Have a community water which still exist today. sons, just like you and I, who William Lopez-Cruz, 31, ed to Vanderbilt where he The Sea of Galilee and the are willing to give, to help oth- remains in critical condition died later. The driver, Lopez- news story? Dead Sea are made of the ers, and not to take for grant- at Vanderbilt Medical Center. Cruz, was the only one wear- Send your news to: same water. The Sea of ed our countless blessings. The driver of the tractor- ing a seatbelt. Toxicology [email protected] Galilee makes beauty of this So, let’s each of us say to trailer, Kesner Altidort, 47, testing will be conducted on water, for the Sea of Galilee ourselves: “I am one of the had pulled off the Interstate Lopez-Cruz to determine if has an outlet. It gets to give. It few. I have a leader’s opportu- gathers in its riches that it nity. I have a shepherd’s may pour them out again to responsibility. I believe that I Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, fertilize the Jordan plain. But can be a catalyst in helping West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, the Dead Sea, with the same somebody on this earth to feel water, makes a horror of it. that he or she is worthy and Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers For the Dead Sea has no out- that he or she can make a con- Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus let. It gets to keep. That is the tribution in life.” radical difference between Let’s use the life we have _ selfish and unselfish people. and share it with others. We Anthony Cunningham President and Publisher Some people give, and they are may only have this kind of Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist like Galilee and the beauty it opportunity once in a lifetime. makes; while some keep, and Let’s do all that we can while Paul Ladd - Contributor Brenda Batey - Social Editor they are like the Dead Sea, we may. Let’s make that echo Jim Wilson - Columnist Lisa Bold - Production Manager stagnating and creating no of life a reality, for we shall Ellis Thompson - Columnist beauty. not pass this way again. Louis Mayer, founder of Member: Published weekly by GCA Publishing Co., Inc., (615)-298-1500. MGM studios in Hollywood, Contact Horace Johns at Copyright © and Trademarked ™ 1999, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced Suburban Newspaper Network in whole or in part by any means without the express written consent of the publisher. once told about an experience (615) 292-3030. in his childhood. He had a fight with another boy, and he GCA Publishing Company Inc.: 615-298-1500 E-mail: [email protected] Ticked Off Hotline: 615-298-5597 SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION Announce your event in The News! One year is $15 (local), $30 (out of state). 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In efforts to repeal last year's property tax hike, We need your help!

Last year Metro sued to STOP YOU from voting on the Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act.

In 2020, in a little more than a month, over 27,000+ outraged voters responded with a resounding "NO!" to Mayor Cooper's 34-37% property tax increase by signing, and asking others to sign, the Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act Petition (NTPA). Metro sued to prevent YOU from even being able to vote on the NTPA. The 2021 NTPA will need MORE signa- tures this time to reach a goal of 50,000+ before turning them to the Metro Clerk for counting. From there, we go to the Davidson County Election Commission for placement on the ballot. No doubt, Metro will again sue its citizens but this time we are more prepared for their dishonest tactics.

Together we can STOP this NONSENSE. ROLL BACK the Signed petitions from last year 34%-37% Property Tax Hike! 3434% PrProropope Go to: 4goodgovernment.com peerertrtyty TTaaax InIncrcrcrecreareeaseaaseassee to download the petition, sign and mail back ***** New Deadline is March 25, 2021.*****

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From Page One ment in affordable develop- working to address this issue. Barnes budget to help balance committed to making the ment, and I applaud his com- Mayor Cooper’s announce- the city’s budget during a Barnes Fund whole. Sub- Housing Units... mitment to the ongoing work ment today validates his prom- difficult financial period for sequently, the COVID-19 pan- of the housing community,” ise to work alongside us as we Nashville. The impoundment demic slashed revenue projec- table affordable housing for all said Zulfat Suara, a Metro build a better Nashville.” lowered Barnes Fund grant tions for Metro’s budget in the who needed it,” Emmanuel Councilmember and member In late 2019, Metro Finance awards by $4.5 million. 2021 fiscal year. said. “We are thrilled to honor of the mayor’s affordable hous- impounded funds from the At that time, Mayor Cooper Rev. Barnes’s legacy by putting ing task force. “In my work on these resources toward the Metro Council and on the wonderful work of all those we affordable housing task force, I ITALIAN...NASHVILLE STYLE are thankful to partner with.” see firsthand how tirelessly “This allocation by Mayor individuals and organizations Cooper is an invaluable invest- throughout the county are MORE THAN JUST A MEAL Local High Schooler selected for IT’SANEXPERIENCE! prestigious Future Leaders Program

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RE/MAX Homes and four years to teach elementary with the job of Realtor. She positive experience for his campus. The teaching facili- school. She then moved to describes helping her clients clients as they purchase their ties were greatly needed as Estates, Lipman Group Tennessee and continued her find their dream home as both new home. In his free time, the college grew steadily RE/MAX Homes and career in Metro Nashville satisfying and rewarding, seiz- White enjoys participating in a throughout his tenure, reach- Estates, Lipman Group recent- schools while achieving her ing every opportunity to teach variety of sports, watching ing a record high enrollment ly hired seven new team master’s degree from her community what real martial arts and Titans foot- of 9,227 in fall of 2019. members: Stepheni Fragale, Vanderbilt University. After estate is all about. Among many ball, being outdoors and read- Faulkner also negotiated a Ann Mann, Connie Nichols, several years of education, attributes, Carrell-Pedone has a ing. He also has a passion for a plan that made Vol State the Kathy Carrell-Pedone, Sherry Mann pursued her real estate long-standing reputation for good, in-depth conversation on community college operating Smith, Stephen White and license, discovering the joy of having an ambitious work ethic just about any topic. a campus in Cookeville, even- Kristin Brown, to join the real helping others achieve their and a knack for knowing how to Kristin Brown has joined the tually adding more than 900 estate company. dream of finding a new home. help just about any client team as an agent. After a fruit- students to the college each “As Nashville remains At RE/MAX Elite, she achieved achieve their homeowner goals ful career in sales and recruit- semester. attractive to consumers looking several awards for her accom- and dreams. In fact, she assist- ing, she decided to Most recently, Faulkner led to relocate to our special city plishments in real estate. When ed many couples during the take her passion the college through the amid a pandemic, we need not selling homes or finding 2008 stock market crash, in for client relations COVID-19 pandemic. That agents like these who have a homes for buyers, Mann loves which many homeowners were and sales and apply included a sudden move to strong work ethic and meticu- spending time with her family at risk of foreclosure. Outside it to a career in online learning in March of lous eye for detail.” said Larry and grandchildren, playing golf of the office, she enjoys spend- real estate. Brown 2020 and the development of a Lipman, owner and president and swimming, taking walks at ing time with family in first discovered comprehensive screening and of RE/MAX Homes and Radnor Lake, reading and hunt- Tennessee, Georgia and Ohio. Brown the industry at a tracking program on the cam- Estates, Lipman Group. “The ing for special antique pieces. Sherry Smith is from young age while working for puses to help protect student, talent of these well-rounded Connie Nichols entered into Florence, Alabama but has her father’s painting business faculty and staff from the and experienced individuals real estate after retiring her lived in the Nashville area for during high school and college. coronavirus. The celebration will contribute to the profes- wings as a flight 31 years. After Through this experience, she of the 50th Anniversary of sional growth of our team, and attendant. Inspired graduating with a had the opportunity to interact the college will be marked we are thrilled to welcome by her mother’s bachelor’s degree with customers, view hundreds this year with virtual events them to RE/MAX Homes and servant heart and in public relations of homes and gain exposure to because of the pandemic. Estates, Lipman Group. love for real estate, and marketing the world of entrepreneurship. “In the fifty years Vol State Stepheni Fragale has more Nichols decided to from the Univer- Now, she works with both buy- has served the citizens of than 20 years of sales experi- follow that same sity of North ers and sellers looking to find north middle Tennessee, the ence, including Nichols path, putting oth- Smith Alabama, Smith their next dream home in the college has awarded more seven years in real ers before herself as a full-time, found herself eager to pursue a greater Nashville area. A resi- than 30,000 degrees and cer- estate, and works full-service concierge REAL- career in sales and marketing. dent of Nashville for more than tificates,” he said. “That is hard to provide her TOR®. For 33 years, Nichols It was here in Nashville, howev- 11 years, Brown resides in 30,000 lives that have been clients with an ele- has relished in the variety that er, that she discovered her true Mount Juliet with their 2.5- changed and 30,000 families vated experience real estate offers, fully embrac- passion for real estate. With year-old daughter, 2-month-old that have been impacted. We throughout the ing each and every aspect of over 25 years of experience as a son and their dog, a boxer hope people join us in cele- home buying and Fragale her business and continuously real estate professional, Smith named Clark. brating that achievement." selling process. striving to be a lighthouse of relies on her expertise to deliv- Faulkner served as the Fragale’s favorite aspects of excellence. As she services the er her clients the best possible vice president for Academic working in real estate include Middle Tennessee area with home buying or selling experi- Vol State Affairs at Cleveland State meeting new people, viewing RE/MAX Homes and Estates, ence. She specializes in residen- Jerry Faulkner, president Community College from different types of architecture Lipman Group, Nichols is more tial, luxury, lakefront and short- of Volunteer State Communi- 2008-2012. Prior to that, he and advising clients on how to confident than ever in her abili- term rental properties, as well ty College, has announced was a faculty member, then market their homes for maxi- ty to be one of her community’s as Airbnb’s and horizontal that he will be retiring this Department Head for Life mum value—particularly as most trusted resources. It is her property regime (HPR) oppor- summer. Faulkner will have Sciences and later Teacher Nashville’s hot housing market commitment, work ethic, tunities. In addition to helping served as president for more Education Coordinator at continues with positive gains. integrity and experience that people find the perfect home or than nine years, Chattanooga State Communi- Fragale tailors each strategy to ensure her clients a smooth and investment, Smith likes to stage guiding the col- ty College. He also held a two- fit her individual clients and seamless transaction—from and decorate houses. She is a lege through a year term as associate ensures their needs will be met start to finish. Nichols loves to true Nashville foodie, lover of period of growth vice president for Academic to the fullest. Married to a hus- soak up time with her family fine wine and an avid boater. As and challenge. “It Affairs at Tennessee Temple band who was dedicated to the while also diving into her other one of the founders of the has been a great University. United States Navy, she is all interests such as fashion, inte- Hendersonville Junior Service privilege and Faulkner and his wife too familiar with the excite- honor to have rior design and sports. She also League, Smith works with the Faulkner Wanda plan are still exploring ment and nerves that come has a passion for music and Sumner County Humane served in the Vol options for retired life but will with both purchasing a new hopes to learn to play the cello Society, Safe Place for Animals State college community,” likely take many opportuni- home and transitioning your one day. and numerous other non-prof- Faulkner said. “My time here ties to travel. The effective life into a new city. When she's Originally from Cincinnati, its in the Nashville area. has been the most rewarding date of the retirement will not assisting people in finding Ohio, Kathy Carrell-Pedone Stephen White was born and of my life.” be August 31, 2021. The the home of their dreams, began her professional career raised in Nashville and has He began his term on May Tennessee Board of Regents Fragale loves cooking, decorat- at Nabisco, where been amazed to watch the 15 of 2012. Faulkner wel- will launch a search process ing, traveling and spending she gained invalu- growth and transformation of comed the addition of the for his successor, with a goal time with family. able experience in his hometown in new Wallace South Health of a transition in the late Ann Mann is a former edu- sales. After becom- the last decade. He Sciences Building in 2014. It summer. Faulkner is the third cator who decided ing a mother, and entered the real provided new state-of-the-art president to serve Vol State in to follow her pas- with that knowl- estate profession labs for five programs. He was its 50 year history. sion for real estate edge of the sales because he wants instrumental in the design after several years Pedone industry, she rec- to be a part of that and construction of the of teaching. After ognized an opportunity for a progress. White’s Steinhauer-Rogan-Black graduating from fruitful career in real estate. White goal is to share his Humanities building in 2016, Send Business Briefs to: the University of Carrell-Pedone has always been knowledge of this wonderful which brought new class- [email protected] Mann Kentucky, she drawn to the challenges and city and surrounding area to rooms, studios, and perform- stayed nearby in Lexington for transformations that come benefit others by providing a ance spaces to the Gallatin March 18, 2021, The News- Page 9

Belle Meade Architectural Survey Project Nashville is one step closer The City of Belle Meade has contracted with the his- to 9,000+ solar panels toric preservation firm of Mayor John Cooper has, for (TVA) service territory. That Thomason and Associates of the second time, approved project should result in yet Nashville to complete an actions that will reduce another emissions reduction – architectural and historical Nashville’s carbon footprint, this one equivalent to taking survey of the city. This effort action that received Metro 14,000+ vehicles off the road expands on previous surveys Council’s unanimous support. every year for 20 years. conducted by the Metro Metro will install 9,777 solar Metro Council’s vote last Nashville Historical Com- panels in large-scale photo- week supports another ordi- voltaic solar facilities housed at nance (BL2019-1600) requiring mission in 1993. The survey three Metro Water Services Metro to get 35 percent of its will include updating photo- treatment plants (Central, energy from renewable sources graphs and architectural Whites Creek and Omohundro). by 2025 – roughly 2.5 percent of information for approximate- The panels will generate which must be solar. Under the ly 495 previously surveyed 3.2 megawatts of power and measure, all Metro’s energy properties and the completion - photo submitted achieve a carbon emissions must be sourced by renewable of new survey data and photo- reduction equivalent to remov- energy by 2041, and 10 percent graphs for some 200 proper- 2021. Surveyors will be taking completed discussing the ing 600 vehicles from the road. of it must be solar power. ties constructed from 1950 to photographs from the public architectural and historical “Metro Council’s unani- In addition to solar power 1970. right-of-way as much as possi- development of Belle Meade mous approval of this project initiatives, the mayor also “The purpose of the project ble but due to the lack of side- in the 20th century and identi- affirms our commitment to worked with Metro Council in making Nashville healthier 2020 to modernize Nashville’s is to identify properties and walks there may be instances fy those properties or areas and more sustainable,” Mayor building codes for greater ener- areas of particular architec- where front yards may need to which have particular signifi- Cooper said. “Solar power is an gy efficiency in residential and tural and historical signifi- be accessed in order to get cance. important source of affordable, commercial buildings. cance for future planning clear views of the property. Funding for the project is clean energy that will help our These upgrades could efforts” according to project Surveyors will also be leaving provided by the City of Belle city reach our renewable ener- reduce energy use in newly- director Phil Thomason. The questionnaires at each new Meade and by a grant from gy goal while addressing a constructed homes by up to 30 survey will also update infor- surveyed property requesting the Tennessee Historical major cause of climate change.” percent – resulting in a net life- mation on properties which any historical information Commission. Questions con- Metro Council unanimous- time utility savings of $8,034 have been demolished or sub- known by the owner. The sur- cerning the survey may be ly approved the plan (BL2021- for Nashville homeowners. stantially remodeled over the veyors will be carrying identi- directed to City Manager 613) last week. The mayor’s proposed past 25 years. fication including a letter Beth Reardon (breardon@ In 2020, Metro Nashville investment goes before Metro became the first local govern- Council in coming weeks for Survey teams will be work- from the city explaining the citybellemeade.org) or to the ment to pursue access to utili- approval and is part of a one- ing on this project for the next purpose of the project. project director Phil Thomason ty-scale solar power in the time Local Support Grant for several months with comple- At the conclusion of the ([email protected]). Tennessee Valley Authority Nashville. tion scheduled by June of project a survey report will be

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would present a major conun- the retiring partner in com- management. The variances drum. Each member may plete redemption of the part- in management directions have her own ideas. What if ner’s interest or a sale of such can also have an adverse Taxing one wants to go left and the interest to the remaining effect on the employees of the other wants to go right. The partners. In both circum- partnership entity. I have question is legitimate. In a stances, the retiring partner found myself caught between Matters partnership there are often receives cash or property in owners of a partnership. It conflicting ideas and even exchange for his partnership is a difficult position. By Jim Wilson, CPA conflicting directions submit- interest and the remaining Harmonious decisions are ted. This article is not intend- partners proportionately in- necessary as a basis for any ed to be funny or morose. It is crease their share in the business and especially for a intended to give alternative assets of the partnership. partnership. For the benefit of Two Heads are better than decisions to dissolving a busi- Despite the economic conse- the partnership, employees, partners and the customers of ness for disagreements. quences of the sale and the business, we should just one… sometimes! The story of the two head- redemption being identical, get along. Pretend you are ed lady (ladies) is presented to the structure can result in sig- I read an article about a 5th dissolved due to variations in one body with two heads. grade teacher who has two the thought processes of each offer ideas that may be helpful nificantly different tax conse- quences to the retiring part- Work it out or you will kill the heads…no, really, two heads – partner. But, what if the part- when considering the dissolu- partnership. one body. The circumstances nership began at birth and tion of a partnership would ner and the remaining part- ners. Therefore, the purpose of their situation reminded will end at death or will it? destroy the entirety of the For more information, call of this article is to warn and me of a partnership, albeit a What if one of the heads unit. The liquidation of a Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA, CFE instruct partners regarding forced partnership. The most passed away due to a catastro- partner’s entire partnership at 615-673-1330 or email jim@ the variances in ideas that prevalent problem in partner- phe or illness? It happens in interest can take various wilsonandwilsoncpa.com ships is keeping it in exis- many partnerships, but the forms, including payment will ultimately present alter- tence. Often, partnerships are circumstances in this case made by the partnership to native ideas in partnership

7 Nashvillians appointed to Christmas Day Special Review Committee

Mayor John Cooper ap- tions at Conexión Américas Cooper’s Policing Policy pointed seven Nashvillians and chair of Nashville’s Commission to Metro’s Christmas Day Community Oversight Board For your consideration: Special Review Committee as Margie Quin: CEO of End the city continues to investi- Leshuan Oliver: Captain – Slavery Tennessee, law Can you be too righteous? gate the circumstances of the Vanderbilt University Police enforcement veteran, and blast. Department and member of member of Mayor Cooper’s Is it possible to be too tant ideas for every This diverse group in- Mayor Cooper’s Policing Policing Policy Commission righteous? It is a rhetorical Christian: “Blessed are the cludes downtown property Policy Commission In addition to these candi- question in a Christian set- poor in spirit, for theirs is owners, community partners dates, Vice Mayor Jim Shulman ting. How can someone be the kingdom of heaven” and public safety experts who Brenda Sanderson: down- has appointed Councilmem- too righteous? Consider the (Matthew 5:3). Our arms are will review and investigate town resident and co-owner of ber Jennifer Gamble, Chair of following from Ecclesiastes too short to box with God 7:16-20: and Humility begins and the circumstances of the The Stage, Legends Corner, the Metro Council Public (16) Do not be over reinforces a right relation- December 25 Christmas Day and the Second Fiddle in Safety Committee, and Mario righteous, neither be over ship by realizing He is in blast and potentially recom- downtown Nashville Avila, founding director of wise—why destroy your- control. mend improvements, proce- the Turner Family Center for self ? (17) Do not be over- Solomon preached in dures, or policy changes. Paul G. Summers: attor- Social Ventures at Vanderbilt wicked, and do not be a Ecclesiastes 7:17, “Do not be “From this tragedy, we ney, former senior judge on University. fool— why die before your overly wicked.” He is not have an opportunity to learn the Tennessee Supreme Metro Council created the time? (18) It is good to suggesting that we can be and become stronger,” Mayor Court, and former Tennessee committee by ordinance grasp the one and not let just a little amount of Cooper said. “These Nashvil- attorney general (BL2021-612) on February 16 go of the other. The man wicked? Of course not. He lians bring expertise, experi- and is separate and independ- who fears God will avoid knows that we are already ence, and diverse perspec- Darrell Talbert: presi- ent of the After Action all extremes . (19) Wisdom flawed, sinning creatures: tives to this committee. I’m dent of Icon Entertainment Review panel that Metro makes one wise man more “For there is not a just man grateful for their service.” Group, which owns and oper- Police Chief John Drake powerful than ten rulers on earth who does good and The appointees include: ates the Johnny Cash established in January. in a city. (20) There is not does not sin” (verse 20). He is Jamie Hollin: principal at Museum, Patsy Cline Museum, a righteous man on earth not counseling us in any way the Law Office of Jamie Nudie’s Honky Tonk, House who does what is Right to add sin to what we already Hollin and a former Metro of Cards, Skull’s Rainbow and never sins. New are. His words caution Councilmember for District 5 Room, and the Johnny Cash International Version against choosing to sin Kitchen & Saloon in down- The person who considers deliberately, for it is highly Andrés Martinez: direc- town Nashville. Talbert also him/her self to be Super- likely to lead to death. It tor of policy and communica- is a member of Mayor righteousness is headed for reveals a “what's the use” destruction The major out- attitude. Sin breaks down come of such thoughts is a our resistance. Already proud attitude of that is understanding that sin will often the thought that “God occur, there is no reason to owes me” because of what seek the inevitable. Hold on we feel we have accom- to the truth of God and shun Get Results plished. How foolish. Do you the presence of sin. Build not know that pride destroys you character deeper as to humility before God and is choose to walk with God and From Your Advertising Dollars! therefore deadly. That is the to shun evil companions. road to destruction. The Such people corrupt good Call 615-298-1500 Lord began His preaching morals. in the Sermon of the Mount with one of the most impor- ~ A Concerned Christian March 18, 2021, The News- Page 11

Online Rental Assistance Portal is open to help households catch up INVITATION TO BID The Metropolitan Action agency estimates the HOPE pro- its main office (800 2nd Avenue Commission’s HOPE online gram will help more than 5,000 North) to answer questions and CITY OF BELLE MEADE Portal opened to the public this residents impacted by COVID-19 onsite kiosks for applicants week and allows both renters to catch up past due rent and without computer access to Malone Place & Jackson and landlords to apply for help utility payments up to 12 receive assistance entering at hope.nashville.gov. Since all months behind. their information into the Boulevard Sanitary applications are submitted “These dollars present a online portal. online there are no paper appli- great opportunity to help resi- In addition to accessing the Sewer Improvements cations. dents recover from the financial portal directly by visiting The agency followed a three- impact of COVID 19,” said Dr. hope.nashville.gov, the portal is The City of Belle Meade will accept sealed bids phase process beginning with Cynthia Croom, Executive linked from the agency’s web residents with pending evic- Director of the Metropolitan page (nashville.gov/mac) and for the Malone Place and Jackson Boulevard tions cases already filed in the Action Commission. the city’s one-stop portal, hub- Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure Improvements. Davidson County General Metro Action has a call cen- Nashville (hub.nashville. gov). Session Court. The second ter specifically dedicated to This program is free to appli- Contact Larry Smith, Public Works Director, 615- phase was uploading more than helping residents and landlords cants. At no time should appli- 297-6041, [email protected] for addi- 600 applications received by apply. Applicants can call cants pay to apply or to set up tional information. Bids will be received at Belle Metro Action in November and 615-862-RENT (7368), Monday their account in Metro Action December that were not able to through Saturday from 7 a.m. HOPE portal. Applicants should Meade City Hall, 4705 Harding Road, Nashville, receive assistance due to deplet- until 7 p.m. for assistance. report anyone who asks for pay- Tennessee 37205 until 10:00 AM, CST, on Thurs- ed funds. The last phase is the It is expected that an ment to the Metro Action HOPE day, April 8, 2021 at which time said bids will be public opening of the applica- increased number of applicants Call Center at 615-862-RENT tion portal which allows will access the portal on (7368). publicly opened and read aloud. Davidson County residents not Monday and customers seek- This project is being support- Specifications and plans may be obtained on in either of these categories but ing in-person assistance with ed, in whole or in part, by feder- unable to pay their rent to apply. understanding or applying for al award number 21.023 awarded or after 10:00 AM, Thursday, March 18, 2021 at With the $20.8 million that the program. In addition to the to Nashville and Davidson Belle Meade City Hall or online at www.citybelle- the city received from the U.S. call center, the agency will have County by the U.S. Department meade.org/finance/. The City reserves the right Department of the Treasury, the members of its team onsite at of the Treasury. to waive informalities and to reject any and all Public's assistance sought in locating missing bids. City of Belle Meade 16-year-old La'Nya Norris Beth Reardon, City Manager came outside and yelled at the Anyone seeing Norris is (615) 297-6041 suspects. The victim was not asked to contact the Emergency struck. Efforts to locate Hunter Communications Center at 615- have been unsuccessful. 862-8600.

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The public’s assistance is lien for taxes against land. Until the filing of such suits, taxes may be being sought in locating missing 16-year-old runaway La’Nya paid at the Office of the Metropolitan Trustee located on the Norris who was last seen on Richard H. Fulton Campus of the Howard Office Building at 700 March 9th when she reportedly met her boyfriend, Ronnie 2nd Avenue, South, Suite 220, Nashville, Tennessee 37210. Hunter, 19, near her Jackson Valley Road home in Hermitage. She may still be in the company of Hunter who drives a white Questions: 615-862-6330 Ford sedan. Hunter is wanted on two out- Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM standing felony warrants for allegedly breaking into cars last October on Traemoor Village Place. Shots were fired in that To Delinquent Taxpayers case when the victim’s neighbor Final Notice 2020 Real Property Tax

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“A garbage tax”, a first for Nashville

I’m so naive. I believe every- Nashville between 2012-2016 thing Mayor Cooper tells me. and then 2017 and 2020? They What’s wrong with me? This must have strange memories if week, I got the exact amount of they don’t recall our “high” my new increased real estate taxes from 2012-2016, Then the taxes. Thank you Mayor Cooper. huge decrease from 2017-until Your 34% tax hike ruined what CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 this current rise. I don’t recall started as very pleasant day. any noise or clamor at all with But I remembered something the large decrease for three you and most of our Council We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] years - just enjoyed it. Heard no Members told us. The added tax thanks either. revenue was desperately need- with another source of revenue, Call it what you want. If it Ok I’m been wondering why Don’t keep up much with ed to balance our budget. After and insists it not a tax. looks like a tax, if it sounds like my electric bill from NES has metro, and do not recall who all, if we cut any services, the Mayor Cooper wants us to a tax, if it feels like a tax, it never showed up this month and was mayor during those years world, as we know it, would pay for our own garbage collec- must be another tax. then Friday, March 12th it finally mentioned above or specific come to an end. tion. Let me get this straight. Yes, everyone, Nashville will came. When opening up the bill reasons for either the large It was heresy to consider: From now on, I’ll be paying for be the first in the nation to have the due date is March 15th to increase back then nor the large 1- searching the budget for my water, gas, sewer, real estate our own “garbage tax”. mail payment in before getting decrease since, even with a cou- duplication and fraud, taxes and now my own garbage Aren’t we lucky? As long as charged a late fee, What is hap- ple of higher appraisals along 2- looking for ways to reduce collection as well? we are now paying for our own pening??? Is it the post office or the way. Yes, all politicians are garbage collection, maybe we NES that is mailing bills out this our massive bureaucracy, I really wouldn’t mind if he prone to throw money around 3- or revisiting all those should throw out some of our late, and being upon the point of easily when its not their own used the savings to: politicians with the recy- having a late fee with the 3 day extravagant political perks, like - pay off our debt or and we’ve had a couple of may- lifetime health insurance for clables? window to get them payment. ors with problems using their - put it in a Rainy Day Fund What’s left for this mayor to That is ridiculous! part-time workers. brains and made fools of or heaven forbid, tax? How about an “air-tax”, for Just as I was about to accept - use it to offset part of his Nashville (and themselves) the privilege of breathing Comment on real estate when they were in the sun, but reality, and pay my new taxes 34% tax increase? Nashville‘s clean air. Can a city without as much as a whimper, tax increase that’s not relevant here. income tax be far behind? Based on my own records, the Mayor came up with one of There is as much of a chance Indeed, many voters here Election day can’t come fast that past large increase was his patented bait and switch of that happening as the Mayor have short memories — consid- enough for me. larger than the current in- maneuvers. He did tell us he joining Donald Trump’s reelec- ering all their current clamor crease; plus the past decrease wouldn't raise our taxes again. tion campaign. If history over a 34% real estate tax Why am I getting my which lasted from 2017 to this But, there is never enough tax repeats itself, he will use the increase and their ad and “out- current upheaval was close to revenues for this Mayor. So money to fund more of his electric bill so late with rage” at the idea of it. But the same amount. It sort of all what does he do? He comes up spending addiction. only 3 days to pay??? where were these voters in evens out. So why the outrage? Thus my focus and question Prepare for unexpected here is where and why are these power outages with a “outraged” voters coming Generac home standby from—I am lost as to what the generator real problem is. The 4Good Government folks included sev- REQUEST A FREE QUOTE! eral other things on their peti- 833-953-0224 tion; however, their major prob- 7-Year Extended Warranty* ARE YOU TICKED OFF? lem appears to be the real estate FREE A $695 Value! taxes. 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Steven Remer 615-356-2383 615-419-0553 Ramlandclearing.com March 18, 2021, The News- Page 13 Chief John Drake Honors the MNPD's 2020 Employees of the Year Chief John Drake last selfless action and empathy month honored the MNPD’s reflected in the MNPD’s offi- 2020 Employees of the Year, cers and detectives through- whose outstanding work liter- out the city, as well as our pro- ally saved lives, held criminal fessional support staff,” Chief suspects accountable, and Drake said. “I am exception- made Nashville a safer place. ally proud of them all.” “Our 15 employees of the The 2020 honorees are: year embody the dedication,

Community Services Bureau Patrol Officers of the Year for 2020: Community Services Bureau Officers Philip Claibourne, William Hamblen, James Hill, Gabriel Police Officer of the Year for 2020: Vasquez & Alexander Hartle, Central Precinct (Co-Winners) Officer Ky Luu, East Precinct On May 17, 2020, husband ly took the attacker into cus- As an East Precinct Officer, and wife Kevin and Leanne tody. Officer Hamblen worked Ky Luu dedicated himself to Craft were the victims of a to secure the scene while the Cayce Place community sudden unprovoked and ran- Officers Hill, Vasquez and where he served. His actions, dom machete attack as they Hartle rushed to administer from assisting a 70-year-old waited as customers inside the emergency medical aid to the woman with funding to repair office of Public Storage at 800 victims by applying multiple her car, which was damaged in 5th Avenue South. The vic- tourniquets and bandages. a shooting, to the arrest of a tims were very critically The quick action, teamwork convicted felon in possession Community Services Bureau Patrol Officers of the Year for 2020. injured and badly bleeding. and training of these 5 officers of a handgun, truly helped Officers Tylor Luellen, Brenna Hosey, James Wells, Amanda Officer Claibourne was on the helped stabilize the two vic- improve the quality of life for Topping & Michael Sipos, Central Precinct (Co-Winners) scene quickly and immediate- tims and saved their lives. residents.

On Christmas morning, Officers Luellen, Hosey, Wells, Topping and Sipos were just over an hour away from the end of their overnight shift when Luellen responded to a call of gunfire on 2nd Avenue North. It was strange to receive such a call at that loca- tion, much less on Christmas morning. They encountered a motor- home parked on the side of the street adjacent to a large building that houses an AT&T data center. Announcements, Community Services Bureau Investigative Services Bureau Support Services Bureau Professional Support Employee seemingly computer generat- Precinct Investigator of the Investigator of the Year for 2020 Special Operations Officer of of the Year for 2020: Ms. Tammy ed, began emanating from a Year for 2020: Detective Detective Robert Ruiz, Special- the Year for 2020: Officers Zach Millwood, Human Resources speaker system on the RV. Charles Duke, North Precinct ized Investigations Division Waters, Traffic Unit Support Specialist The information/instructions were ominous. There is a Investigation by Detective In 2016, Gang Unit Detective Months of investigation by While Ms. Millwood has only bomb in the RV. “Evacuate Duke led to the identification Robert Ruiz was assigned to Officer Waters into the been with MNPD since 2019, Now!” The officers quickly of Thurman Bell as the sus- investigate a series of six shoot- Thanksgiving Night 2019 vio- she has quickly impressed her went door to door to evacuate pect in the fatal stabbing of ings that occurred within one lent collision between a pickup co-workers and supervisors residents as well as seal Herbert Chatman on 17th week which were connected to truck and a car that killed 2 with her positive attitude and off surrounding streets. Ulti- Avenue North. During a each other through ballistic sci- TSU students on Nolensville work ethic. Her personality mately, the speaker inside the review of surveillance footage ence. The investigation revealed Pike just north of Harding consistently brightens the day RV shifted to a countdown. A from the area, Duke observed that these cases were all linked Place led to the identification of those she encounters as she powerful bomb detonated at an Uber sticker and broken to a core group of members and arrest of the pickup truck assists with background checks 6:30 a.m. on Christmas morn- headlight on the suspect vehi- associated with the “New driver David Torres on vehicu- and interviews essential to ing, leaving massive devasta- cle. While investigating an Breed” gang. Over the course of lar homicide charges. the operation of the Human tion on 2nd Avenue North. unrelated case, Duke spotted nearly three years, Detective Torres, who also owned the Resources Office. Some of the officers were the same car driving by and Ruiz with assistance from the vehicle, fled the scene on foot. knocked to the ground by the followed it to Thurman Bell’s ATF worked with law enforce- He came forward three days blast. residence. While Bell matched ment jurisdictions stretching later, but refused to answer Miraculously, due to the the suspect description, a wit- between Kansas, Texas and any questions. Officer Waters quick and calm thinking of ness was unable to positively Chicago to track the members of worked with the MNPD Crime Have a great these officers to get families identify him. Bell also denied this gang, who were involved in to use DNA from the airbag in community to safety, no one perished in any involvement in the mur- multi-state drug trafficking. As the truck to positively identify the explosion other than the der. However, based on the a result, more than 40 arrests Torres as the driver. He news story? bomb maker. have been made through state remains jailed on the multi- totality of Detective Duke’s Send to: investigation, which included charges in Tennessee, Texas count indictment. cell tower data and DNA evi- and Kansas. Seven persons [email protected] dence, a first-degree murder have been charged federally. or call us at indictment was issued by the Numerous amounts of drugs 615-298-1500 grand jury. and guns were seized. Page 14- The News, March 18, 2021 C1 ROSSW 2 ORD Make Brunch Better with Bacon (Family Features) Warmer occasion or just an excuse to family farmers who raise spring weather makes the sea- spend time together, consider their animals the way nature son a perfect time for families adding what may become a intended – 100% crate-free to enjoy brunch together. new family favorite to the without antibiotics or added From classic combinations menu. This Bacon Banana hormones. 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