Mayor Briley Commits Unprecedented Funding for Affordable Housing

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Page Page 8 NEWS 12 VOLUME 31 MARCH 28, 2019 NUMBER 11 Metro Public Works announces traffic Mayor Briley commits calming projects unprecedented funding for affordable housing Neighborhood Traffic Calming Prioritization - Januray 2019 Applicants 100 Score Breakdown: 90 Safety (40 Points): Crash rate over past 5 years 80 Speeding (30): 85th percentile speed vs speed limit Neighborhood (15): Pedestrian trip destinations 70 Active Transport (15): Non-driver accomodations

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- Graph submitted Metro Nashville Public Works the undesirable effects of traf- Earlier this week Mayor 1.) $350 million invest- will begin traffic calming proj- fic in residential neighbor- David Briley announced a ment of city funds in the ects in eight Nashville neigh- hoods. The most common goals sweeping affordable housing Metro Development and borhoods during the next sev- for traffic calming projects are initiative designed to signifi- Housing Agency to acceler- eral months as part of the lower traffic speeds, and safer cantly accelerate the city's ate the Envision process department’s newly enhanced street accommodations for efforts to address housing and, in turn, add more than Neighborhood Traffic Calming non-drivers. needs. The "Under One Roof 5,000 new units on MDHA Program. “We believe a data-driven 2029" initiative aims to properties. This includes In January and again in process enhances the program invest $750 million over the adding approximately 1,000 July, neighborhoods can sub- greatly, and we’ve worked hard next 10 years in affordable deeply affordable units mit completed traffic calming to ensure fair and transparent housing in Nashville, with (~20% increase). MDHA will applications to Public Works, selection based on factors like $500 million of that coming also preserve and revitalize where officials collect the date crash history, speeding, neigh- from the city. The initiative its existing 2,800 deeply to determine how each neighborhood destinations, and is expected to create at least affordable units, comple- borhood will be scored. presence or absence of pedes- 10,000 new units. menting the 5,000 new The Metro Traffic Calming trian and bicycle infrastruc- The "Under One Roof units. 2029" initiative has four key Program is designed to identi- ture” said Public Works Program See Calming Project on Page 3 See Funding on Page 8 fy, prioritize, and help mitigate Manager Derek Hagerty. elements:

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9th10th AnnualAnnual Another ATV Rider arrested in Kids & Kites Day! connection with illegal travel on Kids & Kites Day! Nashville's streets Another ATV driver has been the damaged ATV into the truck. arrested in connection with last An MNPD helicopter spotted weekend’s ATV and dirt bike the pickup truck with the ATV in incursion on Nashville streets. the bed traveling on Donelson Metro Nashville Police Pike and directed ground units Department (MNPD) spokes- per- to stop it. Walker was a passen- son Don Aaron reported that ger in the truck, which was driv- 1 mile family Lemarcus D. Walker, 32, of en by a woman from Florida. walk / fun run! Toone, Tennessee in Hardeman According to Aaron, the two County, is charged with leaving were taken to the East Precinct the scene of an injury crash and for questioning where Walker reckless driving. Walker surren- denied any involvement in the dered for booking on Thursday hit and run. He and the female and was released after posting a were released. A photo lineup $2,000 bond. was subsequently shown to According to Aaron, Nash- Vester, who identified Walker as ville motorist Samuel Vester, 53, the ATV rider who crashed into was stopped for a red light in a his car. gray BMW at the intersection of According to police reports, Dickerson Pike and Maplewood just after Walker left the crash Trace last Sunday afternoon scene in the pickup truck, Vester Saturday,SATURDAY, March MARCH 30, 31ST 2019 when a large contingent of ATVs was using his cell phone to pho- 10:00 am - 2:00 pm and dirt bikes drove around tograph the other ATV riders. As stopped vehicles, disregarding he did so, an as yet unidentified Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park traffic laws. rider pulled up, put a metal Walker, who was on a white object to Vester’s side, which he 600 James Robertson Pkwy, Nashville, TN 37243 ATV, popped a wheelie close to believed to be a gun, and robbed Vester’s BMW, lost control of his him of his phone. Please join us in ATV, struck the car and was East Precinct detectives are ƌĞŶĚĂ'ŝůŵŽƌĞ͕^ƚĂƚĞZĞƉƌĞƐĞŶƚĂƟǀĞͶďƌĞŶĚĂ͘ŐŝůŵŽƌĞΛĐŽŵĐĂƐƚ͘ŶĞƚ thrown off the ATV, injuring his continuing in their efforts to fighting ƌŝĐĂ'ŝůŵŽƌĞ͕DĞƚƌŽŽƵŶĐŝůƉĞƌƐŽŶͶĞƌŝĐĂ͘ŐŝůŵŽƌĞΛŶĂƐŚǀŝůůĞ͘ŐŽǀ arm. Aaron stated that while identify the robber. Walker was on the pavement, a Vester’s phone was found by childhood obesity! >ŽŝƐtŝŶƐƚŽŶ͕&ĂŶƚĂƐŝĂŝŶZĞĚ͕ZĞĚ,Ăƚ^ŽĐŝĞƚǇͶůŽǁŝŶĚĂŶĐĞΛǇĂŚŽŽ͘ĐŽŵ black Ford pickup truck arrived a citizen on Foster Avenue near and several other bikers loaded Oriel Street on Sunday evening.

Farmers adapting to consumer meat demands With the growing popularity farms in Lawrence County. of protein-packed diets, farmers “A three-ounce serving of across Tennessee say the demand beef—about the size of an for meat is on the rise, and that iPhone—provides more than ten trend is expected to continue. essential nutrients, including Animals and animal products protein, iron, zinc, and vitamins accounted for nearly 40 percent of B12 and B6,” Valerie Bass, Exe- Tennessee agricultural sales in cutive Director of the Tennessee 2017, generating $1.4 billion. Beef Industry Council, said. “We have seen a change in “One serving of beef contains what people want on their table,” about half of your daily value for Elaine Dustin of Belfair Farm in protein in an average of 170 calo- Wayne County said. “Several con- ries.” sumers are following the Keto With Easter around the cor- diet, which includes meats that ner, several producers are are trimmed with a small amount already selling out of farm fresh of fat and meat that is well mar- meats. “Grass fed leg of lamb bled — making grain-finished makes a wonderful Easter dinner meats a consumer favorite.” that also supports local farms,” “Many families in our com- Jess Wilson of Summer Fields in munity have told us that it means Grundy County said. a lot to them to know where their If you have never used locally- meat comes from and how the grown food in your kitchen, don’t animal was cared for during its worry. “It's almost impossible to lifetime,” Micayla Giffin of Giffin make bad food from excellent Farms in Obion County said. ingredients,” Tracy Smith of Farmers are noticing that Three Forks Cattle Company in beef in particular is seeing an Fentress County said. So, if you increase in demand. “As people are interested in bringing fresh become more and more aware of local flavor to your table this the health benefits of beef, we are spring, now is the time to act. constantly asked about providing Go to www.PickTNProducts. new and nutritious cuts,” said org to find a local meat producer. Matt Niswander, nurse practi- tioner and owner of Niswander March 28, 2019, The News- Page 3

From Page One the quality of life in our neigh- Public Works engineers Coordination with council priority for my administration” borhoods. Metro Public Works, reviewed more than 60 applica- members and neighborhoods said Mayor David Briley. Calming Project... along with other agencies such tions from neighborhoods all will begin in coming weeks. In addition to beginning as the Metro Planning across the county and selected Public Works staff will attend projects in these eight neigh- In general, Metro’s public Department and the Metro the following eight areas to neighborhood meetings and borhoods, Public Works is also streets meet engineering stan- Police Department, work begin work: plan community workshops to working on a recommendation dards for safe operation. together to assist neighbors to • Highland Heights collaborate with residents on for a county-wide speed limit Unfortunately, streets increas- keep our streets safe for all the best approach for each area. reduction on neighborhood ingly carry more traffic than users. Recommended improve- • Tennessee State “The Neighborhood Traffic streets. they were designed for, were ments should be an enhance- University/39th Ave. North Calming Program is important Neighborhoods seeking traf- often built without pedestrian ment to each neighborhood and • Haywood South because it helps address an fic calming are encouraged to or cyclist accommodations, and projects are therefore devel- • Hillwood issue that matters to me and apply during the July 2019 some drivers do not operate oped in concert with residents. • Jones Avenue many people in Nashville— application period. responsibly on the streets. Projects were selected based maintaining quality of life here Traffic calming represents on safety, speed, neighborhood • Caldwell-Abbay Hall in our city. Lowering speed and the continual effort and com- destinations and active trans- • Katie Hill making our streets safer for all mitment of Metro to improve portation accommodations. • Belmont-Hillsboro West people seeking to use them is a

Defendants in Cobra Bar double murder case booked on a new murder indictment Months of diligent investiga- that, Rice, 31, was on his way to first-degree murder, especially Bellevue. a credit card, and theft. Those tive work into the senseless work at 5 a.m. on August 14, aggravated robbery, and espe- Logsdon was arrested on charges concerned his use of a murder last August of Nashvil- walking from his home to catch cially aggravated kidnapping August 20 and charged with credit card of one of the surviv- lian Kendall Rice led to Mon- a bus on N. Gallatin Pike, when for the shooting deaths of aggravated kidnapping for ing victims in the Cobra Bar day’s indictment of Demontrey a dark sedan drove up behind Bartley Teal and Jaime accompanying Williamson when case. Logsdon and Horace Williamson him in the 100 block of Alta Sarrantonio outside the Cobra he forced his girlfriend to go The investigation into the III on charges of first-degree Loma Road. According to a wit- Nashville Bar on August 17, with him at gunpoint. shootings of Rice and Gonzales- murder and aggravated rob- ness, two men shot Rice and 2018. According to Aaron, a third Bernis was headed by Madison bery. fled. He died at the scene. His Williamson was arrested on man, who is connected to all of Precinct Detective James Additionally, Logsdon and personal belongings were miss- August 17 and charged with this, Lacory Lytle, is also facing Davis, who was assisted by his Williamson are each indicted ing. aggravated kidnapping, aggra- a new indictment charging him fellow Madison Precinct detec- on a charge of especially aggra- Then at 5:15 a.m., Gonzales- vated assault and unlawful gun with fraudulent use of a credit tives, MNPD Detective and elec- vated robbery for shooting Bernis was shot during a rob- possession for forcing his girl- card, theft, and identity theft in tronics expert Chad Gish, and Angel Gonzales-Bernis, 40, at bery in the parking lot of friend to go with him at gun- regard to victim Rice, and scientists at the MNPD Crime Falcon View Apartments on E. Falcon View Apartments. point after she had asked a cou- fraudulent use of a credit card Lab. Palestine Avenue just minutes Logsdon, 21, and Williamson, ple to give her a ride to get away in regard to victim Gonzales- Assistant District Attorneys after Rice was killed. Gonzales- 28, have been in jail since last from Williamson. He is also Bernis. Kristen Kyle-Castelli and Megan Bernis survived. August. They were indicted in charged with aggravated rob- Lytle, 25, was arrested on King are prosecuting these Metro Police Department September on a number of bery for the August 12 rob- August 20 on charges of felony cases. spokesperson Don Aaron stated criminal counts, including bery/carjacking of a man in identity theft, fraudulent use of This is more than great rates This is more savings for wherever you’re going.

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By Lawrence M. Lipman

Staging with Greenery

As we head into spring and options including Monsteras, peak home-selling season, tips Rex Begonias, Pothos, Snake and best practices for home Plants and Anthurium. If you preparation and staging are are working with moderate to popular topics of conversation. bright light, Arrowhead Ivy Frequently, sellers ask about and African Violets are two secret weapons and must-have great choices. elements of home staging that will guarantee a successful sell. Next, take into consideration While there is no single recipe other important factors, such for success, one element of an as the amount of space avail- effectively staged home that is able, the objective the plant will frequently overlooked is the serve and the aesthetic of your presence of nature and green- home. Also, consider the effects ery. Read on for a guide on how that different types of plants to best incorporate plant life can have on the atmosphere of Fourth Annual Nashville VegFest Set for Saturday, April 6 into your home staging design. a room. For example, an Areca Promoting a healthy, cruelty- ples, live entertainment and give- Forbes predicts that 2019 will be Palm can evoke a peaceful and free, plant-based lifestyle is the aways. the year that more people In addition to their ability to tropical mood. focus of the Nashville VegFest. Meat-free athlete and body embrace a plant-based lifestyle generally enhance the happi- An exciting lineup of speakers builder, Korin Sutton, competi- and The Economist says that veg- ness and welcoming feeling of a Finally, keep in mind that a and vegan celebrities will be on tive power lifter, Daniel Austin, anism will be this year’s most home, there are so many rea- dead or sick plant will not make hand to educate, showcase and aka “The Vegan Meathead”, and popular topic. sons that foliage makes the per- a great first impression on inspire with a variety of family- plant-based advocate, Dr. Tionna The event is indoors and costs fect finishing touch in a staged potential home buyers. The last friendly activities, including Jenkins, are just a few of the $10 for a single day ticket or $45 home. First, trees and other tall thing you want is greenery that cooking and fitness demos and a celebrities who will be on hand to for a VIP ticket. The VIP ticket plants can help provide a sense you can’t effectively care for, so kids’ fun-zone. This year’s pre- greet festival goers. Dr. Jenkins is includes a goody bag of samples, of scale to potential home buy- be sure to choose plants that senting sponsor is The Gentle a health and wellness profession- a t-shirt and a special entrance to ers, emphasizing the height of fall within your skill level. All Barn a farm sanctuary for al who founded the blog, “Plate It the event. Children’s admission a ceiling or spaciousness of a of the plant options included in abused animals that would other- Healthy”, which promotes sup- is free. Free water will be avail- room. Similarly, a well-placed this guide are examples of wise be unable to find homes. porting local farmers through able at stations located around plant can serve as either a focal plants that are easy to care for. The festival will take place on food choices. the venue. $5 parking-cash only. point of a room, directing atten- Saturday, April 6 from 10 am – Festival organizers are espe- First 300 guests through the door tion to particular home fea- As you begin to prepare for 6 pm at The Fairgrounds, located cially excited to bring VegFest will receive goody bags. tures, or as a subtle finishing the upcoming selling season, at 625 Smith Avenue. Along with to Nashville for its fourth year, For more information and touch, complementing the over- consider ways that you could demos, speakers and over 80 ven- especially since 2019 was tickets please visit: http:// arching aesthetic of a room. incorporate greenery into your dors, attendees can look forward declared the “Year of the Vegan” nashvillevegfest.com/ home’s staging design. For to plant-based/cruelty-free sam- by several major news outlets. Another benefit of greenery more information and tips, is that it helps prevent a fake or please reach out to one of our overly-staged look. Your stag- agents today! Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, ing efforts should make poten- West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, tial buyers feel at home the Lawrence M. Lipman is the minute they arrive, and plants owner and president of Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers RE/MAX Homes and Estates, can be a great way to do that. Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus Striking a perfect balance Lipman Group. Real estate is between personalization and Lawrence’s career, but also his neutrality, greenery makes a passion, and he takes pride in Anthony Cunningham _ President and Publisher great alternative to personal guiding buyers and sellers touches in your home, such as through exciting home transi- Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist tions at any budget. 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Big Green Fair on April 4 expands environmental Nashville premiere of Hidden Rivers, education Environmental Documentary, on April 11 cation, is the brainchild of “Families can learn and a Percy Priest School explore at their own pace,” said The Cumberland River deeper conversation about environmental club, Kids Poe. “For example, we have a Compact and Montgomery river conservation in the for a Clean Environment solar power demonstration and Bell Academy will host the Southeast.” (Kids F.A.C.E.) and its a booth identifying macro inver- Nashville premiere of the new The world premiere of founder, environmental tebrates discovered in the documentary Hidden Rivers Hidden Rivers took place activist Melissa Poe Hood. Harpeth. We also have two Thursday, April 11, at Mont- March 22 in Washington, D.C., “It’s astonishing how organizations collecting recy- gomery Bell Academy. which was World Water Day. hungry today’s kids are cling.” Hidden Rivers is part of There will be a regional pre- to learn more about Attendees are encouraged to Freshwaters Illustrated's film miere April 4 at the Tennessee the environment,” says donate discarded electronics and visual media campaign Aquarium in Chattanooga. Poe, “so we were fortu- such as phones, laptops, com- that highlights the beauty and The Nashville event will nate that the City of puters and printers, as well as ecological value of North include a panel of speakers Forest Hills Board of any size of used school uni- America's aquatic biodiversity including Jeremy Monroe, film Commissioners, through forms for recycling. hot spot: the rivers and streams producer, Dr. Anna George, the Cultural and Natural No stranger to leading the of Southern Appalachia. Vice President of Conservation Over 20 environmental Resources Committee charge, Poe was a fourth grader The film follows several con- Science and Education at the groups and food trucks will was an early donor, allowing us at Percy Priest Elementary servation biologists and explor- Tennessee Aquarium, and gather for the inaugural Big to expand the vision to a larger when she created Kids F.A.C.E. ers as they study waterways Mekayle Houghton, Executive Green Fair at Percy Priest community.” environmental club that grew to throughout the region. Their Director of the Cumberland Elementary on Thursday, April Participants include 12 over 350,000 members world- work reveals both the beauty River Compact. 4 from 5-7 p.m. South Market, Adventure wide. and vulnerability of the area’s The film screening will take The family-friendly fair is Science Center, Clean Water “My own kids encouraged aquatic life and examines what place Thursday, April 11, at free and open to the public, fea- Nashville, Cumberland River me to bring the organization people are doing to protect it. Montgomery Bell Academy’s turing playground tree plant- Compact, Franklin eWaste, back to their school, said Poe “This film is an immersive Pfeffer Lecture Hall located ing, seed exchanges, science Eternal Returns, Friends of describing the newly-minted look at America's most diverse inside the Ingram Science demonstrations and art activi- Radnor Lake, Harpeth Earth Club. “It’s come full cir- rivers, and we're excited to Building at 4001 Harding Pike. ties using found objects. Conservancy, Lightwave Solar, cle.” share it with Nashville and the Doors open at 6 p.m. and the Attendees will explore booths Nashville Public Library, The Fair will be held on the Cumberland River conserva- film will begin at 6:30 p.m. from community partners and Nashville Tree Foundation, Percy Priest school playground tion community in the heart of The panel discussion will enjoy picnic fare from Kona Ice Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary, at 1700 Otter Creek Road (inside these rich waters,” says film follow the screening of the doc- Cream, Doxie’s Pizza, That’s My Socket-Nashville’s Sustainabil- if raining) on Thursday, April 4 producer Jeremy Monroe. umentary. Dawg, The Love Bus food trucks ity Outlet, Tennessee Environ- from 5-7 p.m. Free parking is “Over 10 years in the making, Individuals can attend the and music from DJ Louie. mental Council, Tenn Green, available in front or rear of Hidden Rivers will give view- premiere by registering at: The Big Green Fair, designed Turnip Green Creative Reuse, school. ers a deeper look these colorful https://crc.kindful.com/regis- to grow a more sustainable com- Unicycle, Urban Green Lab and ecosystems, and will inspire a ter/river-talk-april-11-2019 munity through hands-on edu- Warner Park Nature Center.

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Stones River Woman's Club Fashion Show on April 9 to be held at Two Rivers Mansion Event will raise money for scholarships towards Donelson Christian Academy, McGavock High School, and Tennessee School for the Blind

On Tuesday, April 9, 2019, the Painter, Kay Baker, and Carolyn the fashion show. Barbara Properties, Pinnacle Bank, pin to designate their additional Stones River Woman's Club Sullivan. Anna Marie Ritter Warren, Coordinator of the and Sonic of Donelson. SRWC support. (SRWC) will host its Education of Mix 92.9 radio will be Models, says "Belk is great to President Jane Dugger says The Stones River Woman's Fashion Show. This annual the Mistress of Ceremonies. work with and I want to thank "Thanks to all the sponsors for Club is a member of The event will be held at the Assisting with the models on the Belk for assisting the club. We supporting the youth of the com- General Federation of Women’s Two Rivers Mansion, located "runway" will be Phil Claiborne, have 12 ladies that will be model- munity in this way." Clubs. The mission is to be a in Donelson. Scholarship Chair- the founder of Friends of Two ing the stylish new spring fash- In keeping with this year's unifying force in the community, man Bettye Allen says "The Rivers Mansion. ions." theme, "Cheering for Education", with members dedicated to SRWC members are so excited Belk, Providence Market- Contributing sponsors for the club members who make an enhancing the lives of others that again this year, the club will place, will provide clothing for fashion show are Two Rivers extra donation to the event will through volunteer service. assist four students, with their the models, and a pop up shop at Ford, Sherry Bentley Estate receive a special Cheerleader college education. On behalf of Two Rivers Mansion the day of Sales, Betty Cannon, DY the club, I want to express grati- tude to the husband and children of deceased member Jean Ingram, for their generous donation to the Scholarship Fund in her memory." All proceeds from this event will go towards 2019 college scholarships for Donelson Christian Academy, McGavock High School, and Tennessee School for the Blind students. The scholarships will be awarded at the May monthly meeting of the Stones River Woman's Club. SRWC members acting as models for the day are: Sharon Carolyn Sullivan, Education Howard, Mary Hart, Virginia Andrea Sanford models the Chairman, models an outfit essential navy dress with eye- with a jaunty hat that is perfect Hale, Jody Hill, Virginia Bean, L-R: Barbara Warren, Anna Marie Ritter, and Andrea Sanford Ann Loring, Phyllis Cupit, Anna catching cherry red acces- for vacation sightseeing in last Marie Ritter, Lucy Foutch, Doris sories. year's show. take a break during the 2018 fashion show.

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Now thru - May 27 March 31 Clay Rice, will be available April 6 dance tributes inspired by their from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at The Perennial Plant favorite anime tunes and video Frist Art Museum pres- Get Youth Outdoors Day Phillips Toymart on April 2 to game music. The Nashville ents Dorothea Lange: Boys and girls ages 9 to 15 draw silhouettes of children in Society 28th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival Politics of Seeing are invited to learn about the just 5 minutes. Plant Sale Cosplay Contest, one of the outdoors and experience the most popular events of the Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) is Call ahead to make an appoint- The Perennial Plant Society shooting sports firsthand Festival, will feature a hand- recognized as one of the most ment at (615) 352-5363. Phillips (PPS) of Middle Tennessee will Sunday, March 31 at the free, made costume showcase as con- important photographers of the Toymart is located in Belle Meade be hosting their 2019 Annual fun-filled 1st Annual Nashville testants vie for the ultimate twentieth century, and her at 5207 Harding Pike. Plant Sale on Saturday at The Area Get Youth Outdoors Day. grand prize: an airline ticket to insightful and compassionate Fairgrounds Nashville, Sports Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Japan, courtesy of contest work has exerted a profound Arena. Doors will open at 9 a.m. (USA) is teaming up with the sponsor United Airlines. influence on the development of and admission is free. There will National Shooting Sports April 4 Cosplayers will also be avail- modern documentary photogra- be $5 parking at the Fairgrounds. Foundation (NSSF), local labor able to pose for photos follow- phy. With hardship and human Big Green Fair The PPS Sale Committee has unions and other supporters to ing the contest. suffering as a consistent theme Over 20 environmental added more local growers this host the event from 9 a.m. to 2 For more information visit throughout her career, Lange groups and food trucks will year so you will have a wider p.m. at the Nashville Gun Club, www.nashvillecherryblossom- created arresting portraits with gather for the inaugural Big selection of perennials, shrubs, located along the banks of the festival.org. the aim of sparking reform. This Green Fair at Percy Priest annuals, and vines than ever Cumberland River in West Elementary on Thursday, April before. Plus, there will be an is the first exhibition to examine Nashville. her work through the lens of 4 from 5-7 p.m. increased the number of plants 2nd Annual Bellevue Attendees will learn about The family-friendly fair is being offer with more special social and political activism, wildlife, conservation and Harpeth Chamber presenting iconic photographs free and open to the public, fea- varieties that can be hard to find. other outdoor traditions turing playground tree plant- PPS is also bring back long-time Crawfish Boil from the Great Depression, the through hands-on activities and ing, seed exchanges, science customer favorites like hostas, The Bellevue Harpeth Cham- grim conditions of incarcerated demonstrations. The event is demonstrations and art activi- heucheras, and coneflowers that ber of Commerce will host the Japanese Americans during also part of NSSF’s successful ties using found objects. will bloom and thrive in 2nd Annual Mudbug Madness World War II, and inequity in First Shots program, which Attendees will explore booths Tennessee gardens. Crawfish Boil Saturday, April our judicial systems in the 1950s. introduces first-time shooters from community partners and No sure what to buy? Expert 13 from 11-3 p.m. at Plantation The exhibition encompasses 300 to firearms respect, safety and enjoy picnic fare from Kona Ice plant guides will be on hand to Pub, located at 8321 Sawyer objects, including 130 vintage the shooting sports. Cream, Doxie’s Pizza, That’s help you locate the perfect plant Brown Road in Bellevue. and modern photographs, proof Local union volunteers My Dawg, The Love Bus food for your garden. Plant signs For a $25 ticket, purchased in sheets, letters, a video, and other trained in firearms safety and trucks and music from DJ show you the plant in bloom and advance, visitors get to partake personal memorabilia. instruction will provide hands- Louie. offer advice on growing condi- in all-you-can-eat crawfish, fix- The exhibition will be held in on introductions to trap shoot- The Big Green Fair, designed tions. And plants are divided by ings, beverages, and live Cajun the upper-level galleries of the ing, riflery (.22 caliber) and to grow a more sustainable sun and shade to help you pin- music. Admission at the door Frist Art Museum located at 919 archery. All supplies including community through hands-on point the best fit for your yard. will be $30. Broadway in downtown eye and hearing protection, education, is the brainchild of a Arrive before 8:00 for the best The Roux du Bayou Cajun Nashville. For more information firearms and ammunition will Percy Priest School environ- selection and a chance to win a Band plays authentic Cajun, call (615) 244-3340 or go to fris- be provided at no charge. Each mental club, Kids for a Clean $25 gift certificate for the sale. zydeco, swamp pop, and Mardi tartmuseum.org. youth will also receive a free Environment (Kids F.A.C.E.) For more information go to Gras music, but can incorpo- goody bag containing a Plano and its founder, environmental www.ppsmtn.org rate some rock, R&B, and coun- game call, license holder and activist Melissa Poe Hood. try into its sound. The band’s March 26-31 other items. Participants include 12 South high-energy style has presented The event is free and open to April 13 Green Hills Library Market, Adventure Science them with repeat engagements the public, but participation is Center, Clean Water Nashville, Nashville Cherry across the country for nearly Spring Book Sale limited to the first 75 regis- Cumberland River Compact, two decades. Fronted by The Green Hills Branch trants, so please register now at Blossom Festival Franklin eWaste, Eternal Returns, Bellevue’s Paul Gregoire, the Library will hold its Spring http://bit.ly/GYODNashville The Nashville Cherry Friends of Radnor Lake, Harpeth band finished as runners-up in Book Sale March 26-31. The sale or by contacting Rob Stroede at: Blossom Festival, Saturday, Conservancy, Lightwave Solar, the prestigious Cajun French includes approximately 10,000 (615) 831-6770, or by email at April 13th, will transform Nashville Public Library, Music Association’s “best Cajun books, DVDs and CDs. Hours [email protected]. Nashville's Public Square into Nashville Tree Foundation, band outside of Louisiana” cat- for the sale are 10 am - 7 pm Youths must be accompanied an anime lover's paradise with Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary, egory. March 26-28, and 10 am - 5 pm by an adult chaperone, al- expanded "J-Funland" activi- Socket-Nashville’s Sustainability Plantation Pub has limited March 29-30. It concludes with though adults are encouraged ties at this year's day-long cele- Outlet, Tennessee Environmen- parking, and while street park- the traditional bag sale on to bring multiple youngsters to bration of spring and Japanese tal Council, Tenn Green, Turnip ing may be available, folks Sunday, March 31 from 2:00 p.m. the event. After the event, par- culture. Green Creative Reuse, Unicycle, should consider Uber or Lyft as until 4:00 p.m. All proceeds ben- ticipants and chaperones are Anime delights on offer from Urban Green Lab and Warner transportation options, organ- efit community programs for invited to stay for a free picnic regional vendors and artists Park Nature Center. izers say. the Green Hills branch. lunch! will seem an endless treasure Children under 12 years of The library is located at The Nashville-area event is Attendees are encouraged to trove to those in the know: age can attend for free. Each 3701 Benham Avenue in Green part of a series of free, commu- donate discarded electronics plushies, stickers, fur-suits, admission also gives event- Hills. nity-based youth outreach such as phones, laptops, com- puppets, toys, trading figures, goers two drink tickets (for activities organized under puters and printers, as well as cds, t-shirts, keychains, phone beer, soft drinks, or tea). Work Boots on the Ground—the any size of used school uni- charms, posters, wall scrolls, For tickets and more infor- USA’s flagship conservation forms for recycling. messenger bags, games, manga, March 30 mation, please visit the program. It is sponsored by an No stranger to leading the cosplay accessories, kendama Bellevue Harpeth Chamber’s Kids & Kites Day NSSF grant with support from charge, Poe was a fourth grader and much, much more. In addi- website at www.bellevuehar- Join in the fight against child- national conservation partners at Percy Priest Elementary tion to officially licensed com- pethchamber.com. hood obesity at the 10th Annual Provost Umphrey Law Firm, when she created Kids F.A.C.E. mercial merchandise, hand- Kids & Kites Day at Bicentennial Pure Fishing and the Recre- environmental club that grew made works of art will be in the Mall State Park located at 600 to over 350,000 members world- mix, including Japanese folk- ational Boating and Fishing Announce your event in James Robertson Parkway on Foundation. wide. lore plushies, comic and car- Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Fair will be held on the toon illustrations, clay crea- The News! There will be facepainting, tures, kawaii jewelery, neko and Percy Priest school playground Send dates, time, address old-timey games, dancing, free at 1700 Otter Creek Road (inside lolita fashion items, decoupage April 2 and contact telephone num- food and giveaways, great music, Silhouetteʼs by if raining) on Thursday, April 4 Asian themed-art and live art a one mile walk / fun run, and of from 5-7 p.m. Free parking is demos. ber via email to: course kite flying. The event is Clay Rice available in front or rear of From the Main Stage, live [email protected] free. Nationally known artist, school. performers will do song and March 28, 2019, The News- Page 7

symbol as well. children were watching me as commitments she has made Children are often described they grew. I was not nor will I and continues to make on as “growing up in the shadow of ever be a perfect example, but it behalf of others. Taxing their parents.” In my case, it was my goal to show them as We sing a song that clearly was very true. My father was a my parents showed me just defines what I am trying to fireman. He and his crew saved what is of the greatest impor- impart. “Shadows around me, Matters many people from demise. He tance in our society. I have been shadows above me, never con- was a Christian and I proudly a ministerGet for 50+ yearsResults and ceal my Savior and guide. He is walked in his shadow as he have preached to many people. the light; in Him is no darkness, By Jim Wilson, CPA taught me and my sister that But if they did not see the ever I’m walking close to His serving others is the way to actions I professed, it profited side. 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From Page One enue for schools, roads, parks Place. The local investment will affordable homeownership and nounced that Matt Wiltshire and libraries," Mayor Briley allow MDHA to seek additional rental opportunities and other will leave his current role as Funding... said. "Yet the true measure of a federal dollars to expand the supportive efforts to encourage director of the Mayor's Office great city is how it treats all number of affordable housing affordability. Mayor Briley of Economic and Community 2.) $150 million invest- of its citizens - making sure units built, creating more than recently hired social enterprise Development to become MDHA's ment of city funds in the growth is balanced by continu- 5,000 new homes at MDHA expert Hannah Davis to oversee Chief Strategy and Intergovern- Barnes Fund - representing a ing to invest in people. The properties, with at least 1,000 the Barnes Fund. mental Affairs Officer, a new 50% increase above current Under One Roof 2029 initiative "deeply affordable" units for "The Barnes Fund plays a position at the agency. Wiltshire's funding levels, which is project- will help ensure we all move those facing the most acute critical role in empowering responsibilities will include ed to help fund the creation of forward together." need plus another 1,600 afford- nonprofit housing developers to overseeing MDHA's overall at least another 5,000 affordable "When people talk about able and workforce housing work with the city to create strategy and strengthening housing units throughout the affordable housing, they can units. more affordable housing oppor- coordination of public and pri- city. mean different things depend- "Today's announcement is an tunities for people. It's public- vate partners. Wiltshire will 3.) $250 million challenge ing on their circumstances extraordinary step forward for private partnership at its best," work closely with the Mayor's to the private sector to step and needs," Briley continued. the city. Mayor Briley's leader- said Kaki Friskics-Warren, Office and other community forward with matching dol- "Shelter is the most extreme ship is enabling us to leverage Chair of the Metro Housing partners to help implement the lars. In an effort to better facil- and urgent need, but living local dollars for the benefit of Trust Fund Commission, which Under One Roof 2029 initiative. itate private investment in near work and being able to those most in need in oversees the Barnes Fund. Wiltshire has led the city's affordable housing, the Mayor's keep a roof over your head Nashville," said Charles Robert "This significant, ongoing com- economic and community Office is exploring a number of while earning even the most Bone, Chair of the MDHA mitment of public dollars to the development efforts through avenues, including the creation modest full-time wage are also Board of Directors. "Getting Barnes Fund will help build three mayoral administrations. of an affordable housing Real critically important. We need federal, state and local dollars capacity within the nonprofit Prior to that, he worked for sev- Estate Investment Trust solutions for all of the above, to work together will enable us development community and eral years in the investment (REIT). and Under One Roof 2029 is a to get many more families into kick it into higher gear than banking industry in both New 4.) The already announced bold step in this direction." the homes they need. It also will ever." York and Nashville. He is a 100 units of permanent sup- The $350 million in MDHA put Nashville at the forefront of The Under One Roof 2029 graduate of MNPS schools and portive housing for those funding will be used to acceler- affordable housing efforts initiative also includes a previ- received his bachelor's degree experiencing homelessness ate the Envision process, which across the country." ously announced commitment from Dartmouth College. with chronic barriers to is designed to increase access to Under One Roof 2029 also of $25 million to build 100 units "We are excited by what we shelter. These units will be affordable housing while reme- commits an additional $150 mil- of permanent supportive hous- see Nashville doing on the built with an attached homeless diating concentrated poverty in lion to the Barnes Fund over ing for those experiencing affordable housing front. Nash- service center that will serve communities. The Envision the next 10 years, expected to homelessness and a connected ville is showing what is possi- the entire unhoused population process is currently underway create at least 5,000 new units. homeless service center to ble when federal, state and local of Nashville with bathrooms, at Cayce Place, Edgehill A critical companion to the serve the entire unhoused pop- dollars are leveraged synergis- showers, and direct links to Apartments and Napier and work of MDHA, the Barnes ulation. tically to their maximum bene- housing and other support Sudekum, but with the city's Fund makes competitive grants As a companion to the $500 fit. We look forward to helping services and agencies. investment, MDHA will be able to nonprofit housing developers million commitment of public Mayor Briley, MDHA and oth- "Nashville is thriving in to accelerate that work and to increase affordable housing funds, Mayor Briley also issued ers to make the Under One many ways, and that is a good more rapidly launch similar options for Nashvillians. a challenge to the private sector Roof 2029 initiative successful" thing as growth creates better- efforts at Cumberland View, Grants include funding for ren- to invest an additional $250 mil- replies Ralph Perrey with the paying jobs and generates rev- Andrew Jackson and Cheatham ovation or construction of lion to support Under One Roof Tennessee Housing Develop- 2029. Briley highlighted the ment Agency fact that addressing the city's James Harbison with the affordable housing needs can- Metropolitan Development and not be shouldered exclusively Housing Agency states "this by the public sector. It is also a historic commitment from significant workforce develop- Mayor Briley is going to allow ment and quality of life issue us to increase the number of that employers and private phi- Nashvillians we serve on a lanthropy must help address. daily basis by creating new The Mayor's Office is exploring deeply affordable units. It will a number of avenues to facili- also assist us in accelerating tate greater private-sector part- the Envision process at our nership and investment in aging properties, which pro- STEAKLEY affordable housing. The Mayor vides our families not only a STEAKLEY has also committed to personal- new home but new opportuni- ly working with private-sector ties in a mixed-use, mixed- leaders to advance those discus- income community." sions. PLUMBING Mayor Briley also an- SINCE 1979

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Nashville GRAD scholarship program received donation from HCA Healthcare

Mayor David Briley today Nashville GRAD: Getting Accelerated Study in Associate State, 50 percent of students dents will complete industry announced a donation from Results by Advancing Degrees Programs (ASAP) at the City will graduate and complete certifications. HCA Healthcare for Nashville complements the state of University of New York (CUNY), degrees in three years. At TCAT GRAD, the Mayor’s scholarship Tennessee’s programs for Nashville GRAD has also Nashville, 66 percent of stu- program that provides finan- tuition-free college, Tennessee received support from Bloom- cial assistance for full-time stu- Promise and Tennessee berg Associates for program dents pursuing postsecondary Reconnect, by removing other design and implementation. degrees and credentials at financial barriers beyond Individuals who earn an Idiopathic Pulmonary Nashville State Community tuition. Financial assistance associate’s degree earn nearly College (NSCC) or Tennessee covers expenses beyond tuition, one-third more over their Fibrosis (IPF), a College of Applied Technology including textbooks, trans- lifetime, compared to those (TCAT). portation, tools and supplies, with just a high school diploma. HCA Healthcare’s donation and industry certification fees. By the year 2020, 60 percent Disease of the Lungs of $100,000 is the first major pri- Nashville GRAD will also con- of jobs will require some post- vate sector donation for nect students to intensive aca- secondary education and train- Join us for a FREE educational event sponsored Nashville GRAD. 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Created in partnership with in the disease “HCA Healthcare’s donation Nashville State Community • Meet other people living with IPF is proof that they share my College (NSCC) and Tennessee • Educate yourself on tips and information about proactively belief in the importance of College of Applied Technology managing your IPF developing Nashville’s work- (TCAT) Nashville, the Nash- force and closing the city’s ville GRAD program will pro- DATE: PRESENTERS: equity gaps, and I thank them,” vide financial assistance for Monday Joshua Sill, MD said Mayor Briley. “When I full-time students pursuing April 8, 2019 Pulmonologist and expert in IPF announced this scholarship last The scholarship program higher education in Davidson Doors open at: 12:30 PM Janet M. Program starts at: 1:00 PM year, I called upon the business will increase the number of County. 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Donelson Hermitage largest and most active organi- Tennessee Affordable Fund, Crawford’s leadership Medical Group, hospitals and zations in the Greater Nashville has helped drive the success of ambulatory clinics. Chamber of Commerce area. Our goal is to promote Housing Coalition multiple efforts, including the The Donelson Hermitage and grow our membership to The Tennessee Affordable establishment of Nashville’s Zeitlin Sothebyʼs Chamber of Commerce is ensure that the communities Housing Coalition (TNAHC) first community land trust proud to announce that Terri of Donelson and Hermitage recently awarded Marshall model and Homebuyer International Realty Williams Nutter has been remain a great place to live and Crawford into the organiza- Education programs. Both Zeitlin Sotheby’s Inter- hired as the Executive Director work. tion’s Hall of Fame for his align eligible borrowers with national Realty is pleased to and will begin on April 15. decades’ work in affordable affordable housing and help announce that Bec Porter has Terri Williams Legal Aid Society housing, most notably his cur- enhance neighborhoods through joined the real estate company. Nutter has an rent role as CEO of The entrepreneurship and working In addition to interior design, eclectic employ- Legal Aid Society of Middle Housing Fund. Porter’s diverse real estate Tennessee and the Cumber- spaces. In the past two decades, ment history. She Crawford was the organization has loaned experience includes owning/ currently serves as lands, Tennessee’s largest non- installed at the operating Airbnb profit law firm, has announced over $55 million, leveraging a Children’s Minister organization’s total of $400 million to help low- rental properties, at Donelson Church that Nashville attorney Annual Meeting of commercial office Laurence M. (Larry) Papel income communities secure of Christ, a posi- the Coalition on their own homes. Through his building manage- Nutter tion she has held will serve as the community March 7 in Nash- ment, and she is a campaign chair for its 2019 leadership at The Housing for four years. She holds an ville. Fund, Crawford aims to contin- certified residen- affiliate broker’s license with Campaign for Equal Justice The TNAHC tial staging special- fundraising campaign. Crawford ue seeking new opportunities Beck & Beck Real Estate, Inc., Hall of Fame rec- and state solutions for afford- ist. Porter was The Campaign for Equal Porter and has 20 years’ experience in ognizes community members able housing. recently invited to residential real estate. Justice supports with at least three years’ expe- join residential high producer, Originally from Memphis, Legal Aid Society’s rience in Tennessee affordable Grant Sory, where their com- Terri moved to the Donelson mission to advance housing. The honor extends to Vanderbilt University bined experience now offers the area at the age of 17 to work as access to justice local officials and anyone who Medical Center highest and most complete level an entertainer at Opryland and across Middle has offered their mentorship to Rita McCoy, RN, EMT, a vet- of service to their clients. has lived in the Donelson- Tennessee and the demonstrate a commitment in eran flight nurse from West Porter is working from the Hermitage area off and on for Cumberland educating others. The recogni- Tennessee, has been named Green Hills location. Plateau. The com- over 40 years. She worked in Papel tion is through nominations base manager and chief flight Makinsie Gifford has Branson, Missouri, in the munity campaign only, which are open annually. nurse for Vanderbilt Life- joined the real estate company. height of its popularity as a chair supports this initiative by Before joining The Housing Flight’s Gibson County base in Gifford finds joy in destination, and after return- overseeing fundraising efforts Fund in 2017, Crawford built his Humboldt, Tennessee. getting to know her ing to Tennessee, performed directed at donors outside career working with organiza- McCoy, who clients on a person- again at Opryland and in the of the Middle Tennessee tions and teams dedicated to joined Vanderbilt al level and gaining Music Valley area of Donelson, legal community. This year’s affordable housing. He served LifeFlight in 2017, their trust by being as well as in Pigeon Forge. She fundraising goal is $830,000. with NeighborWorks® America was previously a the best agent she has sung on the Grand Ole Papel is the Nashville office for 13 years as a relationship base manager with can be. Gifford will Opry, is a published songwriter, managing partner for law firm manager for the Neighbor- Hospital Wing. As be working from and was a recording artist at Nelson Mullins Riley & Works Organizations in Ten- base manager she Gifford the Franklin loca- Warner Bros. Records. She has Scarborough. He has practiced nessee and senior director of will oversee 10 tion. also traveled and performed corporate and real estate law in the Southern Region. He start- McCoy medical flight crew Robert Glover has also internationally. Nashville since graduating ed his banking career in members. She holds a bache- joined the real Terri was the co-producer of from Vanderbilt Law School in Nashville participating in the lor’s degree in nursing from estate company. He Branson Fest for fourteen years 1980. He has served on numer- management training program Capella University and has is ecstatic to be a and producer of the 1994 Bran- ous civic and charitable boards, at Third National Bank, which been a nurse since 1988. part of Nashville’s son Area Festival of Lights including stints as chair of the now known as SunTrust Bank. Vanderbilt LifeFlight opened premier real estate lighting ceremony for the Arts & Business Council, and His dedication to equitable the Gibson County base in brokerage. Robert Branson Lakes Area Chamber president of both The Rotary housing extends back to his February 2018 and it is located will be working of Commerce. She has served Club of Nashville and Nash- formative years, when he at the Humboldt Airport where from the Green as VIP and Volunteer Commit- ville Civic Design Center. researched and wrote a compre- a twin-engine Airbus Glover Hills location. tee Co-Chair for United “We’re so glad to have Larry hensive thesis on discriminato- Helicopter EC145 is positioned. Cerebral Palsy, was the Com- in this key role as we prepare to ry practices in mortgage lend- Heather Dunn, munity Relations Chairperson kick off our 2019 Campaign for ing. MBA, Associate for Friends of Nashville School Equal Justice in April,” said Last year, Crawford estab- Vice President of of the Arts, and toured the state DarKenya W. Waller, Legal Aid lished a partnership between Revenue Cycle Ser- as an ambassador with Gov. Society’s executive director. The Housing Fund and the vices for Vander- Lamar Alexander and other “Through his legal and volun- USDA by becoming an bilt Health, has Have a promotion celebrities and dignitaries as teer work, he’s been building approved Intermediary for the been promoted to part of Tennessee Homecoming relationships throughout Mid- Direct Loan Packaging pro- the role of Vice you wish to submit to ‘86. She is currently the dle Tennessee for decades. We gram, which provides afford- Dunn President of Re- 2019 Chair of the Donelson- think he’s the ideal person to able housing loans to low- venue Cycle Services. Hermitage Chamber of help us connect with donors income applicants in rural Dunn joined Vanderbilt in Business Briefs? Commerce Women In Busi- outside of the legal communi- areas. As an Intermediary, The 2017 and led the billing, profes- ness and a current class mem- ty.” Housing Fund performs quality sional coding and collections ber of Leadership Donelson- “As a Nashville attorney, I’ve assurance, technical assistance teams involved in the Depart- Hermitage. She is a member done pro bono work with Legal and outreach efforts through- ment of Finance’s transition of the Greater Nashville Aid Society. I know how impor- out Tennessee and three addi- to the Medical Center’s new Send Association of Realtors and of tant our pro bono work is for tional states. Epic/eStar system in Novem- Donelson Church of Christ. those confronting challenging Through this partnership, ber of that year. Business Briefs The Donelson-Hermitage circumstances,” Papel said. “I Program Director of Rural In this new role, Dunn is Chamber of Commerce was look forward to spreading Housing Service, Single Family responsible for leading all phas- items to: founded in February 1977 with awareness outside the legal and Multi-Family Housing, Don es of integrated revenue cycle, membership consisting of a community of the positive Harris recognized Crawford’s including financial clearance, few business leaders in the impact that Legal Aid Society commitment to both local and insurance management, patient community. The Chamber now makes throughout Middle national affordable housing ini- financial services, billing, [email protected] boasts a membership of nearly Tennessee, which is only possi- tiatives and nominated him for collections, cash application, 400 businesses, individuals and ble because of donors’ generous the TNAHC Hall of Fame. refunds and revenue cycle sup- organizations and is one of the support.” Since joining The Housing port services for the Vanderbilt March 28, 2019, The News- Page 11 C1 ROSSW 2 ORD Public's assistance needed to identify man who stole $30,000 worth of copper wire

West Precinct detectives are restricted area and managed to chrome tailgate. asking for assistance in identify- get two spools of wire onto his Anyone recognizing the thief ing the man who stole a large truck. An employee saw it being or the truck from the attached spool of copper wire worth loaded and intervened. One of surveillance images is asked $30,000 from the Carlex Glass the spools was loaded before the to contact Nashville Crime Plant on Centennial Boulevard thief took off. Stoppers at 615-742-7463. Sunday at noon. The truck used is a gray Ford The thief cut a lock on a F-250 Platinum Edition with a

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First some points about a totally different criminal jus- Walmart: tice system than we do... 1. Americans spend Instead of thanking Jeanine $36,000,000 at Walmart every Pirro for asking such an obvi- hour of every day. ous question, Fox decided to 2. This works out to $20,928 throw her off the air instead! profit every minute! Rep. Omar is certainly not 3. Walmart will sell more CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 your typical member of con- from January 1 to St. Patrick's gress. However, she was duly Day (March 17th) than Target We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] elected by the voters of sells all year. Minnesota. It was their choice 4. Walmart is bigger than Walmart. were established in 1965. You funny example of the pricing and we must respect their deci- Home Depot + Kroger + Target You may think that I am com- have had 44 years to get it right games that go on at some of sion. However, we also mustn’t +Sears + Costco + K-Mart com- plaining, but I am really laying and they are broke. these stores. I shop Kroger forget that we are dealing with a bined. the ground work for suggesting F. Freddie Mac was established often and pay close attention to deeply offensive person who 5. Walmart employs 1.6 mil- that maybe we should hire the in 1970. You have had 39 years to the 5 for 5 deals they will have has made numerous anti-semit- lion people, is the world's guys who run Walmart to fix get it right and it is broke. on certain products on a given ic and anti-Israeli comments largest private employer, and the economy. You have failed in every "gov- week. Well, last week I noticed both before and after being most speak English. This should be read and under- ernment service" you have on the juice isle that one item elected to Congress. Compare 6. Walmart is the largest stood by all Americans... Demo- shoved down our throats while was $2. Then a sale tag was how some Democrats ridiculed company in the history of the crats, Republicans, everyone! overspending our tax dollars! underneath saying $1.99! Then VP Pence and his wife’s world. To the 535 voting members of And you want Americans to an additional discount was list- Christian faith versus the treat- 7. Walmart now sells more the legislature: It is now official believe you can be trusted with ed for those who were partici- ment Rep. Omar received. food than Kroger and Safeway that the majority of you are cor- a government run health care pating in the 5 for 5 deal. So what did congress do combined, and keep in mind rupt morons: system?! My only complaint is not about Omar’s racist comments? they did this in only fifteen A. The U.S. Postal Service Folks, it is very well stated. every time will customers be They passed a resolution con- years. was established in 1775. You Maybe it will end up in the e- able to buy five participating demning all hatred... not specif- 8. During this same period, have had 234 years to get it right mails of some of our "duly items but for those who want to ically naming the one who insti- 31 big supermarket chains and it is broke. elected' and their staff will clue take advantage of the first sale gated the whole controversy in sought bankruptcy. B. Social Security was estab- them in on how Americans feel. price, there needs to be more of the first place. That certainly 9. Walmart now sells more lished in 1935. You have had 74 I know what's wrong. We a mark down than having the was not good enough for me. food than any other. years to get it right and it is broke. have lost our minds to "Political item just one penny less. Sorry There is a concerted effort to 10. Walmart has approx 3,900 C. Fannie Mae was estab- Correctness"! but discounting an item one silence conservative Fox TV stores in the USA of which 1,906 lished in 1938. You have had 71 Someone please tell me what penny does not count for the hosts, especially those who have are Super Centers; this is 1,000 years to get it right and it is the heck is wrong with all the item being on sale in my book! endorsed President Trump. more than it had five years ago. broke. people that run this country! Their most popular commenta- 11. This year 7.2 billion dif- D. War on Poverty started in We're "broke" and can't help Fox, come to your tors, Tucker Carlson, Sean ferent purchasing experiences 1964. You have had 45 years to our own seniors, veterans, senses Hannity, Laura Ingram, and will occur at Walmart stores. get it right; $1 trillion of our orphans, homeless etc.? now, Jeanine Pirro are being Last week, Fox TV host, (Earth's population is approxi- money is confiscated each year In the last few months we pressured into softening their Jeanine Pirro was suspended mately 6.5 Billion.) and transferred to "the poor" have provided aid to Haiti, Chile, rhetoric or leaving.. Fox has after she proposed the following 12. 90% of all Americans live and they only want more. and Turkey. And now Pakistan, no problem allowing Chris question to Minn. (D) Rep. IIhan within fifteen miles of a E. Medicare and Medicaid previous home of bin Laden. Wallace, Judge Napolitano, and Omar: “Is your adherence to the Our retired seniors living on Shepard Smith to continuously Islamic doctrine also an indica- a 'fixed income' receive no aid bash our president. Now, you tion of your adherence to nor do they get any breaks. can add Donna Brazile to this Sharia Law, which is antitheti- America: a country where illustrious list. She was just cal to the US Constitution? we have homeless without shel- hired by Fox, even after she Jeanine Pirro then invited Rep. ter, children going to bed hun- unapologetically provided Hillary Omar to appear on the show to gry, elderly going without 'need- Clinton with the debate ques- explain her answer. 121 2nd Avenue North ed' meds, and mentally ill with- tions while working for the very I don’t see anything racist or out treatment -etc, etc. TV station which carried the Franklin, TN 37064 Islamophobic about that ques- Imagine if the *Govern- presidential debate. What was tion. (615) 791-5846 ment* gave 'us' the same sup- worse than her violation of Elected officials place their port they give to other coun- every ethical journalistic stan- Mon - Sat: 10-5 • Sunday 1-5pm hand on a bible and swear to tries. 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Do those mobile scoot- when you see the cops pull increased of being involved in a inspirational Rabbis, like my wonderful place like Nashville, some one over for speeding. traffic accident. In fact, I was own Chabad Rabbi, Yitzchok if it weren’t for everyone here ers have brakes? Until then, check your rear view recently hit head on by another Tiechtel. Nashville boasts supporting us and being there Towards the end of the day, I mirror and if you see cars stack- driver. every Jewish sect and we are all when we need them. stepped out onto the sidewalk ing up behind you, move over. So, I drive slow (5 miles over involved in every facet of the Our very survival depends to enjoy a pleasant walk, when It'll reduce your blood pressure the speed limit but that's still Nashville lifestyle. on all people of faith, standing all of a sudden two people were and everyone around you. slow compared to most drivers) I want to thank our local together, fighting against the zipping by me on the mobile and I'm extremely cautious at newspapers, our incredible forces of evil, wherever we find scooters that have become pop- intersections. law enforcement, and especial- them. God bless America and ular and I had no time to step Bad role model I've experienced impatient ly, Nashville’s wonderful especially our town and its out of their way. Luckily, they I just wanted to comment on people honking at me from Christian community, for their wonderful residents. steered around me otherwise it a warped music video that par- behind. And I see it all over, undying support. Jews could would have been ugly for every- ents maybe not be aware of that people angrily honking at each not live so peacefully in such a one. I’m only ticked off if those their children are watching. other. It's incredibly stressful. two people riding the electric Ava Max’s song, Sweet but Can everyone just relax, take a scooters were able to slow down Psycho, is playing often on the chill pill, and drive with com- but they didn’t, then that was main stream radio and one day passion? Is it really that neces- rude what they did. On the I heard it on the radio when get- sary to drive around like a other hand if it’s hard to brake ting out of the car. As I was maniac just to arrive 5 minutes quickly when going so fast. I going into a building, this mom earlier? can see the challenge to slowing and young daughter were in down. Anyway, glad no one got front of me and I could hear the hurt. daughter singing the lyrics to Ava Max’s song. Jokingly I said Thank you... I am both saddened, yet RE OU ICKED FF they must of just heard that A TickedY T off?O ? Desperate Democrats song on the radio and they proud, that the West Meade So let's think about what I laughed saying yes. Well later I News and it’s 8 sister newspa- have recently heard Democrats was curious what the music pers, chose my article as their We want to know why! wanting to change. They want video is about and in a nutshell featured letter last week. I wish to make our country a socialist this girl (Ava Max I’m assum- I didn’t have to write about E-mail: [email protected] country, eliminate the electoral ing) drugs this guy she has a such a depressing subject, but college, take away freedom of crush on, then traps him in her anti-semitism, both here and speech, add Supreme Court place and at the end of the abroad, has reached such Justices, having term limits, music video, he is knocked out unprecedented levels, that I had take away our right to bear and she is dousing him with no choice. Hate crimes were up arms, allow 16 year olds to vote, gasoline while acting cool. 17% nationwide in 2017, with The Book Menu Offers: allow illegal immigrants to Right before the video ends she anti semitic hate crimes rising Stories Marinated in Magic vote, allow noncitizens to vote, lights a match and you get the a record 37%. 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Numerous comments have Forgotten Hermitage been made about aggressive What is going on with the driving and speeding on the dilapidated strip mall at the interstates in and around corner of Lebanon Pike and Nashville. There's the way Tulip Grove Road? What a big things should be, and the way eye sore. I would like to thank things are. If traffic is flowing the person who owns this prop- at 75 mph it's best to go with the erty for beautification of our flow, that's the way things are. If city. "Not." Where are our coun- traveling with the flow puts you cil members? Why isn't some- outside your comfort zone, thing being done about this move over into the slower lane property? If anybody knows of traffic. whats going on with this prop- Show love to those It is not your right or your erty, please let us know. 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Hadassah Breast Cancer Event

photos by • Scott Sideman

More than 200 people gathered at the Nashville City Club to celebrate breast cancer survivors and honor Ingrid Mayer, M.D., of the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center. BUYING “Best Strokes” was a fundraiser for breast cancer and genetic research at Hadassah Hospital in Israel. Photos of 15 breast cancer survivor’s torsos were painted and photographed last fall to create art for the JEWELRY auction at this event. Many additional artistic creations in all media also were auctioned. Decorations included a guitar covered with pink car- WE BEAT ALL OFFERS! nations for the buffet table and glass cylinders with pink tulips submerged in water as centerpieces for the tables. A buffet dinner offered heirloom vegetable salad, Or Borrow against the miso salmon, grilled mixed vegetables and pasta with equity of your valuables, marinara sauce. Dessert Designs by Leland provided Rolex, or Luxury Watch. delicious cake to end the meal. Event: Co-chair Erin Coleman, honoree For more information about Hadassah, email Ingrid Mayer, and Co-chair Sara Hanai. [email protected] or visit www.hadassah.org.

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. Event: Mindy Hirt, Theo Morrison, Erin Morrison, and Peggy Bartine. THANK Y U FOR HELPING THE ANIMALS My name is Jolene… and I am a 6-month-old female kitty. A nice lady saved me from being hit by a car and brought me here so I could get the loving home I deserve. I love attention, playing with toys and chilling with the other cats. I am very affectionate and posed for this photo like a pro. I hope you will come by to see me and find out what a Jolene with Sharon Langford Event: Marsha Jaffa, Sharon Paz, Ricki Sokol, and Joan Mehlman. good companion I am.

Crossroads Campus is based in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood. It rescues shelter animals and equips young adults with needed job and life skills. The group always needs volunteers and contributions. For more info, call 615-712-9758 or visit crossroadscampus.org

Event: Coby Hanai, Evan Rittenberg, Ethan Melamed, and Joel Abramson. Page 16- The News, March 28, 2019

Our Kids Soup Sunday Event

Nashville’s 26th Annual Soup Sunday returned photos by • Scott Sideman to Nissan Stadium, where everyone enjoyed soups from more than 50 restaurants. News Channel 5 reporter Nick Beres emceed the program and celebrity and culinary judges included Andrew Little, Aundra Lafayette, Hal Gill, Josh Habiger, Kristin Beringson, Dan Buckley, Lyndsay Rowley, Phillip Fryman, Philip Krajeck, and Trevor Terndrup. Soups served ranged from Brunswick Stew and She Crab Bisque to Frito Pie and Reese’s Cup. There was a large silent auction and fun activities. Proceeds contribute to Our Kids’ efforts in providing medical evaluation and counseling to families affected by child sexual abuse. Clinical staff are on-call 24/7 to provide medical evaluations and crisis counseling. Event: Steve OʼConnell, Tricia and Chris Casa Santa, Bud For more information, call 615-341-4911 or visit Event: Jeff Palmer, Nick Bell, Juliann Parker, Alderman, Sharon OʼConnell, and Sharon Alderman. Ourkidscenter.com. and Constance Payne.

Event: Executive Director Event: John, Katie Faith, Julianna and Alessandra Stone, Sue Fort White and Meredith and Jennifer Nunley. Event: Jennifer Ortiz, James Reesor, and Nicole Rioux. Stewart.

Event: Brittany and Don Willis, Kacie Kluja, and Charlotte Event: Michelle Coffee and Frye. Event: T. J. Parker, Karen Johnson, and Robin Parker. Michael Cash.

Event: Lynn and Meghan Woodall, and Maren, Braden, Bennett and Hayley Gall. Event: Christopher Smithing, Elise Cairnes, Dalton Jones, and Katie Coss. March 28, 2019, The News- Page 17

576 Locomotive Move Celebration

text & photos by • Olivia Bailey-Miller

Celebrating Nashville's 576 locomotive move from the Marathon Motors train yards to Nashville's Union Station, donors and friends gathered in The Veranda there. This was the first time the 576 Stripe came on the track to Union Station in 65 years, courtesy of The CSX Rail Transportation Corporation. If you would like to volunteer or donate to NSPS please Celebration: Ketch Secor playing Roy Acuffʼs fiddle with visit http://nashvillesteam.org Harry Stinson, percussion. Ketch is a Railroad enthusiast and former freight-hopper. Celebration: Bill Ozier-Board of Directors, NSPS.

Celebration: Historic photo from NSPS archives.

Celebration: Harry Stinson, Dr. Jack Fisher, Bill Ozier, Shane Meador, Ketch Secor, Alex Joyce, Rich Tower, Dana Brisendine

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Swan Ball Unveiling

photos by • Scott Sideman Kathy and Bobby Rolfe hosted the Swan Ball Unveiling at their lovely home, where Swan Ball Chairs Jana Davis and Ellen Martin told about their plans to their committee. Swan Ball is set for Saturday, June 8 at Cheekwood, which benefits from the fundraiser. It was announced Grammy award-winning artists Lady Antebellum will perform at the ball and Nashville treasure Clare Armistead will be the Swan Award recipient. Jewelry will be on display from John de Jong, of Couture Bespoke Creations and JDJ Collections Jewels. At the unveiling, hors d’oeuvres by Kristen Winston Catering were served, which included lobster beignets, tomato, bacon and Swiss croustades, teriyaki beef on won- tons, and cheddar pimento cheese gougeres. Guests included: Elizabeth Frist, Eileen Hart, Carly Rolfe, Molly White, Jane MacLeod, Emily Zerfoss, Jean Ann Unveiling: Ansel Davis, hosts Kathy and Bob Rolfe, and Banker, Jean Bottorff, Sally Henderson, Julia Jarman, Sandra Lipman, Elizabeth Nichols, Mary Simonsen, Beth Unveiling: Phyliss Fridrich and jew- Gerry Nadeau. Alexander, and Patti Smallwood. eler John de Jong.

Unveiling: Lise Morrow, Laura Bowen, Ellen Martin, and Jana Unveiling: Barbara Bovender, Hunter Armistead, Swan Award recipient Claire Armistead, Davis. and Ashley Rosen.

Unveiling: Auction Chairs Susan Weathersby, Laura Bowen, Unveiling: Kathy Rolfe and Madeline Unveiling: Caroline Mazey and Adelaide and Lise Morrow. DeJong. Thornton.

Unveiling: Patsy Weigel, Meredith Henderson, Ashley Henry, and Anne Trainer. Unveiling: Peggy Kinnard, Betsy Wilt, Elizabeth Akers, and Nan Cox. March 28, 2019, The News- Page 19 n Nature Votes Event

Tennessee Conservation Voters held its annual fundraiser, photos by • Scott Sideman Nature Votes, at Waller law office. Member organizations include Harpeth Conservancy, League of Women voters, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, Scenic TN, Sierra Club, TN Scenic Rivers Association, TN Environmental Council and more. A life-time achievement award was presented to Mike Murphy, a longtime advocate for the environment. Everyone enjoyed a buffet offering almond crusted chicken, spring rolls, Swedish meatballs, vegan coleslaw, corn cheese dip, Mexican dip, and spinach and feta quiche. Auction donors included: Toney Bailey, Miss Daisy King, Belcourt Cinema, Bloomsbury Farm, Parnassus Bookstore, City Winery, Phil Ponder, Sanctuary Yoga, Druid Tree Service, Shennanigoats Yoga, Simply Balanced Pilates, Earthwhile Collective and Southern Ridge Farm. Supporters were: Burkley and Newton Allen, Bill Beck, Will Cheek, Gary Bowers, Ann Olsen, Barbara and Volney Gay, Bob and Event: Berdelle Campbell, Frances Duvall, Brenda Stein, Darlene Panvini, Mark T. Greene, Kathleen and John Harkey, Meg Event: Rachel Honeo and and Sheila Shay. Robertson, and Darren Jernigan, and Charles and Anne Roos. Kelsey Harmon.

Event: Board President Darlene Panvini, Charles Hallowaller, Layton Event: Bill Purcell, Charles Layne, Evan Davis, and Annette Sesson. Lapone, and Julia Esakof.

Event: Dodd Galbreath, Don Safer, Melinda Beaulieu, Gary Weatherford, and Event: Dick Reese, Michelle Haynes, Dan Shaver, and Sharon Rusch Stewart Cifton. Shaver.

Event: Jeff Clifton, Elizabeth Bradner, Nicholas Pinter, and Robbie Clifton Event: Barbara Futter, Burkley Allen, Karen Stevens, and Gayle Ray. Pinter. Page 20- The News, March 28, 2019 The n DAR George Washington Birthday Event

photos by • LaRawn Scaife Rhea

The Davidson County Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) chapters held a lunch- eon at Hillwood Country Club to celebrate the 287th Residential Lot anniversary of George Washington’s birth. Speaker Paul Clements told about “The Battle of the Bluff - A Turning Point in American History.” Beautiful, private, treed, hillside lot on The event was a fight between Cherokee Indians, Stoneway Trail in Hillwood Park. who had been moved further and further from their homes, against settlers at Fort Nashborough in Nashville. Convenient to Belle Meade, Virginia Bean welcomed the guests and intro- duced the speaker. White Bridge Rd and The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Barbara Charlotte West shopping. White and The American’s Creed and salute to the flag was led by Mary Kathryn Wise. Sarah Davison began the National Anthem and the Andrew Jackson Sons of the Revolution posted the colors. Event: Speaker Paul Clements and Call Jeff Brandon Jocelynne McCall read the roll call of chapters Virginia Bean, Davidson County DAR and Sarah Davison and Lauren Johnson gave a Regents chair. (615) 948-1408 musical performance.

LAND Saturday, April 6th AUCTION 10:00 AM

Event: Donna Nichols, Ginger Stephenson, Louise Kitrel, and Irwin Edwards.

1122 CHAPEL HILL PIKE EAGLEVILLE, TN Build Your Dream Home! Ten beautiful tracts of land totaling 65+/- acres. The tracts range from 5 - 7.5 acres. All tracts have road frontage either on Chapel Hill Pike or Greenwood Road, public water available at the road and established soil sites for either 3 or 4 bedrooms. The land is mostly all pasture ground and is gently rolling to ﬂat. Restrictions include: Homes must be stick built on property, 2400 sq. ft. of heated and cooled space (1800 on the main ﬂoor), must be brick to grade, no commercial, poultry, Event: Ruth Cannon, Myra Leathers, Bea Thompson, and Mae Ambrose. swine, pet or salvage operations. This property is very convenient to numerous communities, towns and highway, interstates I-840, I-65 and I-24. Drive out and take a look! ATTENTION REALTORS: 2% Broker Participation. Realtors must register 48 hrs. in advance. See website for details. AUCTIONEER: BOB BUGG 615-456-4042 Financing available through Wilson Bank and Trust. Contact Jessica Justice 615-904-6376. DIRECTIONS: From Eagleville, take S. Main Street to right at Chapel Hill Pike to right at Greenwood Rd. TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance due in 30 days. TAXES: Prorated POSSESSION: With Deed.

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www.parksauction.com Event: Maurice Kellogg, Sanford Payton, Wayne Adams, and Fred Rand. March 28, 2019, The News- Page 21

DAR George Washington Birthday Event

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Event: Nancy Hemrich, Emily Robinson, Dianna Callaway, and Grace White. AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 615-298-9200 FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE! SHARON LILLICRAP Call 615-300-HOME (4663) LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE SEVEN HILLS ~ NEW LISTING! OAK HILL ~ 4 CAR GARAGE! Stunning One Level Home on Custom Built Luxury Home Gorgeous Acre+ Treed on Beautifully Landscaped Grounds! Lots of Natural Grounds! Upscale Finishes, Event: Sarah Davison and Event: Jennifer Jones and Light, Handsome Hard- Designer Kitchen open to woods, Plantation Shutters, Family Rm/FP & Built in Lauren Johnson. Margaret Gillum. CustomSOLD! Millwork, Designer Cabinetry,SOLD! Elegant Master Kitchen/Granite, SS Appliances & Island with Limestone Coun- Suite/Main Level, Four Bed- tertop open to Family Rm/Fireplace, Bonus Rm/Shelving, New rooms with Full Baths/Powder Rooms Up & Down, Four Spa- Front Porch & Sidewalk-Peacock Pavers, Shop(24x16) Brick cious Living Areas, 4 Car Garage, Covered Porch/Wood Burning Heart Gala Patio overlooks Private Backyard Retreat! $695,000. Fireplace overlooks Private Backyard Retreat! $1,395,000. DELL WEBB LAKE PROVIDENCE~NEW PRICE! HIGHLANDS @ LADD PARK The Greater Nashville evening’s “Open Your Heart” Awesome Villa in the very de- Spectacular Home! Sun American Heart Association moment. The crowd celebrated sirable Del Webb Senior Com- Filled Great Room open to held the 45th annual Middle Aslinger’s one-year “heart-iver- munity of Mount Juliet! Designer Kitchen/Double Tennessee Heart Gala at the sary,” marking one year since Handsome Hardwoods! Great Oven, 5 Burner Gas Cooktop, Room, Sunny Kitchen open to Upscale Cabinets, Subway Schermerhorn Center. he received a new heart via Dining Area, Home Office or TileSOLD! Backsplash & Granite More than 800 generous sup- transplant. Flex Room, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full Island, Handsome Hard- porters and volunteers attend- Presented as a mini-musical Baths, Private Enclosed Patio woods, Elegant Main Level overlooks Beautiful Treed Grounds! Amenities Galore~Gated Master/His & Her Walk In Closets, 4 Bedrooms & Huge Bonus ed this year’s event, chaired by loosely based on the lives of the Community, Clubhouse, Pool, Tennis & More! $289,900 Room. Covered Porch overlooks Open Green Space! $477,500 heart and stroke survivor Dr. Williams, the evening’s theme Herman Williams and his wife, was “Imagine You’re Part of CHARLOTTE PARK ~ SPARKLING POOL! THE CLOISTER ~ SENIOR COMMUNITY! Jeannie. the Story” and utilized song Gorgeous Level Building One level living in an Active The Martin E. Simmons and dance to portray what a Lot - Zoned for 1 or 2 Senior Community! Great Award was presented to Becky world free of heart disease and Family Dwellings! Great Room open to Dining Area, Room open to Designer Updated Kitchen/Granite and Dick Cowart to honor their stroke would entail. Kitchen with Granite Countertops & Slate Tile selfless giving and the impact Many local hospital partners Countertops & Island, 3 Flooring,SOLD! Plantation Shutters they have made on the mission volunteered for the “Hospitals Bedrooms, 2 Baths, & Private Patio! Sidewalks, Bonus Room, Pool, Min- Pool & Clubhouse. Minutes of the American Heart With Heart” video that brings utes to I-40, Nashville to the Nashville Medical Association. to light what a world free of West & The Nashville Medical Community. $349,900 Community! Additionally, pediatric heart heart disease and stroke would survivor Caleb Aslinger and his mean. ADORABLE BROOKSIDE COTTAGE~FOR RENT! SMYRNA ~ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! family were honored during the Totally Renovated Fabulous Corner Home! Great Rm, Din- Lot with Amazing ing Rm, New White Visibility! Land Kitchen/SS Appliances Only - Perfect for & Tile Flooring, 3 Bed- your Business. One rooms 2 Baths, Utility Block in from Rm & Wet Bar, 2 Car Lowery to Gate 11 Covered Parking, for Nissan. 0 Wade Garage Storage Build- Herrod Road. ing, $2,100. month $195,000

Gala: Chairs Herman and Gala: Dick and Becky Jeannie Williams. Cowart. Page 22- The News, March 28, 2019 , crop off n How About Dinner and a Movie?

photos by • Scott Sideman The 22nd annual How About The 2019 honoree was Edie The silent auction offered art, chicken croquettes with mush- McBride and writer Kevin Dinner and a Movie? was held at Bass, a Nashville treasure who experiences, beauty and well- room sauce, squash casserole, Fedarko, who completed a 750- Belcourt Theatre to benefit Park has supported numerous non- ness, clothing and accessories, broccolini, and chocolate mile journey on foot through the Center, which empowers people profit organizations and chaired jewelry, dining, homegoods and binache with whipped cream. entire length of the Grand who have mental illness and sub- many fundraising events since much more. The movie was Into the Canyon. stance use disorders to live and she moved to Nashville in the dKates Catering provided the Canyon, a documentary by film- work in their communities. 1950s. delicious dinner, which included maker/photographer Pete

Dinner: Jamee McCannon, Ricky Cantrell, Bethany Deal, Kim DeMirjian, and Alan Dinner: Bill Harbison, Pepe and Edna Presley, and Sandi McCannon. Nelson.

Dinner: Rob Sinclair, and Olivia, Barbara and Whitney Dinner: Co-chairs Mary Daane. Bettis and Joanna Hall. Dinner: Sylvia, Robert Rosario, and Barbara Quinn.

Dinner: Anne Andress, Margaret and Rob Rolfsen, and Sally Rose.

Dinner: Susan Ryan, Susan Schoeneker, Joanna Hall, and Dinner: (Front row) Tom Cronen, honoree Edie Cronen Bass, Sheila Royster and Joan Anna Cramer. Haggard. (Back row) John and Jean Greene, and John, Laurie and Peter McBride. March 28, 2019, The News- Page 23

COMING SOON

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2120 Valley Brook Rd. Private, in-town 1.64 acre estate of beauty and tranquility, reminiscent MLS# 2008840 - Spectacular custom-designed home on nearly 7 of Cheekwood. Classic restored 1940s manor house with 7,101 SF 705 Myers Point Rd. acres on the promontory of Myers Point, overlooking Lost Cove and $2,995,500 includes 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths. Expansive gourmet $1,395,000 Champion’s Cove in Sewanee. Private, gated community. Screened kitchen, two gated entrances and grounds with spectacular English porch, multi-level stone terrace. Panoramic bluff views. Co-listed with gardens, pool and fountains. Gale Courtney Moore, McEwin Group, LLC.

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0 Kedron Rd. 5409 Cochran Drive 214 Cantrell Ave. 2316 Sterling Rd. $1,026,000 $1,000,000 $975,000 $950,000 MLS# 1982394 - 60+ acres in Columbia. Amazing land MLS# 2002944 - Artfully restored circa 1835 historic MLS# 2015566 - Pristine stone cottage in Historic New Listing. 5 BR, 3 BA in heart of Green Hills/West End development opportunity, or build your own personal farmhouse. Large rooms, high ceilings, updated Whitland. Updated and meticulously maintained home. area, master suite on each level. Huge bonus room. retreat. Just 35 minutes from downtown Nashville. kitchen and baths. Co-listed with Richard Bryan 3BR/3BA, 3,104 SF with huge master suite. Large private back yard.

951 Winterberry Dr. 985 Davidson Dr. 5049 Kedron Rd. 109 Eaton Ct. $649,950 $529,950 $490,000 $444,900 MLS# 1994157 - Beautiful mountain home in the MLS# 2017919 - Renovated, spacious ranch in West MLS# 1982392 - 3BR/2½BA on 5 acres in Columbia. MLS# 2022379 - Beautiful renovated brick home on gated Clifftops community in Monteagle. Co-listed Meade. 3BR/2BA on main level, basement features Just 35 minutes from downtown Nashville. Co-listed quiet cul-de-sac. 5BD/2BA, 3,100 SF. Sparkling new with Gale Courtney Moore, McEwin Group, LLC den, 1 BR/1BA, and 1 car garage + workshop. with Gale Courtney Moore, McEwin Group, LLC. kitchen, new roof, gutters and windows.

www.RichardCourtney.com Richard Recipient of the Greater Courtney Nashville Realtors® Lifetime Award of Excellence . License # 2820 Richard Courtney: Broker, ABR, CRS, CRB License # 00205406 18-Time Award Winner 3825 Bedford Avenue - Suite 102 [email protected] Nashville, TN 37215 (615) 300-8189 (615) 327-4800 Page 24- The News, March 28, 2019

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One Old Club Lane The Fairways $1,445,000 Listed by Brenda Freeman 615-330-5127 Agent related to Seller Page 26- The News, March 28, 2019 Guiding You Home Green Hills Commercial Building Available

1433 Bending River 443 Kinhawk Drive Pristine Riverwalk cottage with Adorable urban farm house! 1 level living. Gorgeous acre lot with Zoned bedrooms, nice owner suite. beautiful outdoor living Great community with trails, pool Downstairs area could be a perfect $3,100,000 Approx 2600 SF and activities. AirBnb or in-law suite Sits on 0.40 acres and in an OR-20 zoning, the 2 BR | 2 full BA | 1431 SF 4 BR | 3 full BA | 2371 SF site has enough room for redevelopment now $250,000 $374,900 or in the future. Co-List: Devin McClendon, SIOR [email protected] Coming Soon 615.377.4747 Legend Hall in Green Hills • 503 Lasalle Court in Franklin

MOLLY EDMONDSON C OMPETENT LISA OWINGS 615-351-8753 C REATIVE • CARING 615-668-0616 [email protected] [email protected] SOLD SOLD UNDER CONTRACT

105 Leake Avenue #54 105 Leake Avenue #76 404 Glen West Drive 1255 Saxon Drive $200,000 $325,000 $1,125,000 $610,000 Fabulous one bedroom with extra Beautiful 2BR|2BA with Den with Gorgeous 4 Bedroom in the heart of Nature lovers retreat on this private large kitchen, cozy study w/built-in bookcases. Nice kitchen with washer Green Hills! Plenty of space in this hillside setting! Well maintained 3BR bookcases. Laundry hookups and dryer. Extra closets. Enclosed balcony home with great flow. Nice built-ins ranch home w/ newly refurbished sprinklers installed. with gorgeous views!! Tons of light! and plenty of closets. Beautiful screened-in porch. Great rec room kitchen opens to family room and w/nice built-ins. Open kitchen & fami- wonderful screened porch with fire- ly room w/stone fireplace. Nice mas- place. Great office. Walk to restau- ter bedroom & bath w/walk-in closet. rants, shopping, post office and library!

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1410 Chickering Road Leipers Fork 180 Woodmont Blvd 1805 Castleman Forest Hills | 8.40 Acres 17 acres/Two houses Green Hills Green Hills $4,500,000 Pond/Barn 4 BR | 5 full, 2 half BA | 5117 SF Chic contemporary new construction Co-list Steve Fridrich $3,950,000 $1,475,000 3800 SF Co-List Steve Fridrich $1,325,000 SOLD

3713 Whitland 206 Concord Park West 225 37th Avenue N 105 Leake Avenue #54 Whitland/West End Sugartree/Gated Community Sylvan Park townhome with yard Belle Meade Towers 4 BR | 3 BA Totally renovated 2 BR | 2 full, 1 half BA | 1190 SF 1 Bedroom with Office $1,195,000 $1,050,000 $288,500 $200,000

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