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Nashville hospital pioneers Rally held to ask mayor Mazor X Robotics Spine Surgery to resign

A group gathered Tuesday, February 20 at the courthouse asking for the mayor to resign - photo by Rick Williams

Pictured above the Mazor X surgical assurance platform - photo submitted A rally was held Tuesday with large red yard signs and on the steps of the Metro- advertisements. TriStar Skyline Medical the highest quality for our time for patients. The Mazor X politan Nashville Davidson Organizers of the rally Center in Nashville is the first patients is top priority. We are system utilizes a 3D compre- County Courthouse to ask include Rick Williams, who and only hospital in Middle pleased to add the new Mazor hensive surgical plan and ana- Mayor Megan Barry to has been involved in numer- Tennessee to add the Mazor X X system to further enable our lytics that give the surgeon resign due to her actions dur- ous Nashville political cam- surgical assurance platform surgeons to achieve the best information before the sur- ing her admitted two-year paigns, Rev. Enoch Fuzz, pas- to its orthopedic and spine possible outcomes for our gery even starts. As a result, affair with Metro Police Sgt. tor of Corinthian Missionary surgery program. The Mazor patients.” the surgeon may operate with Robert Forrest Jr., her body- Baptist Church, and Carol X system combines pre-opera- As spinal surgery has greater precision, efficiency guard in Nashville and on Swain, a former professor tive planning tools with guid- evolved, more focus has been and confidence. numerous out-of-town trips. at Vanderbilt University. ance during surgeries, giving placed on minimizing trauma TriStar Skyline has estab- The mayor's actions are Williams, Fuzz and Swain patients the most advanced to the body during surgery lished its reputation as an being investigated for possi- spoke at the rally. spinal surgery options avail- and expediting a return to expert in spine surgery with ble criminal conduct by “We are not demanding able. This system is the first function through the use of its advanced technologies the Tennessee Bureau of that the mayor resign,” said and only in Middle Tennessee minimally invasive tech- and excellence in patient care. Investigation and the Metro Williams. “We are politely for adult spine patients. niques. Minimally invasive For more information on Council for misuse of public asking her to resign for the According to Steve Otto, procedures can mean less the Orthopedic and Spine pro- funds. good of the city of Nashville. CEO of TriStar Skyline, pain, less blood loss, smaller gram call 615-769-7118 The rally is being spon- “On Sunday, CBS This “Providing the most advanced incisions, shorter hospitaliza- sored by Resign Now! Megan technologies combined with tions and shorter recovery Barry, and was publicized See Rally on Page 3

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performed by many bands, and times. It was on the voyage back nence of placing concert band his personal appearances were from a vacation to Europe with music in cities, public schools, prevalent, also. On October 25, his wife that he wrote the grand- universities, and in every park Neighborhood 1894, John Philip Sousa and his est of all marches, “The Stars bandstand in America. band presented a concert at the and Stripes Forever.” In fact, it The John Philip Sousa old Union Gospel Tabernacle was written on Christmas Day of postage stamp was officially Nostalgia which is still on Fifth Avenue 1896. issued on August 21, 1997. North in Nashville, which today John Philip Sousa died in E. D. Thompson can be con- E.D. Thompson we call the Ryman Auditorium. 1932 at age 77. The whole world tacted at Thompsonia2017@ John Philip Sousa was born knows his music and the promi- gmail.com in Washington, D. C. on November 6, 1854. He grew up around good band music. His From Elementary Schools to father, Antonio Sousa, played 12-year-old charged with trombone in the United States the “President's Own” Marine Band—the very band armed attempted carjacking that his son would later conduct. Midtown Hills Precinct de- ing to Aaron, who added that Today, we ae proud to be citi- abundant in the old West Side In 1875, John Philip Sousa, tectives charged a 12-year-old responding officers located the zens of Music City USA! Certain Park (which today is known as who had studied and could play Monday night with the armed 12-year-old running in the area music leaders brought our great Centennial Park), Morgan Park, many instruments, chose his city to top heights by becoming Watkins Park, Meridian Street attempted carjacking of a of 18th Avenue North and Hayes violin to tour the country and woman near the intersection of Street. A show-up was conduct- such a great center of songwrit- Park, Richland Park, Reservoir conduct theatre orchestras. He ing, publishing, and recording. Park, and Cumberland Park (our 20th Avenue North and Church ed with the victim and a witness. even conducted Gilbert and Street. Both identified the 12-year-old as But, let me take you back to fairgrounds), and Hadley Park. Sullivan's H. M. S. Pinafore on Metro Nashville Police De- one of the two persons involved much earlier days—even back to Even the old Glendale Park and Broadway. John met Jane van partment’s spokesperson Don in the attempted carjacking. A the 1800's. Zoo, which was torn down in Middlesworth Bellis in this per- Aaron said the 51-year-old vic- search of the area, which includ- During this period in 1932, had a nice bandstand to formance and later married her tim from Mt. Juliet was sitting ed the use of a police dog, did not American history, the organiza- present concerts. on December 30, 1879. in her vehicle reading just after locate the gun. tion of concert bands and town I am sure many of you In 1880, John returned to 9 p.m. waiting for her daughter The identity of the second band concerts was the order of remember the many musical Washington, D. C. to assume the to finish dance practice in a person who appeared similar in the day. Nashville has always events scheduled in Hadley Park position of conductor of the nearby building. She looked stature to the 12-year-old is not had a history of great choral by Don Q. Pullen. Pullen was a United States Marine Band. up after two young men known. Aaron reported that the music. Just look at the strong graduate of Tennessee State From 1880 to 1892, John conduct- approached the passenger side 12-year-old lied to officers multi- Fisk Jubilee Singers which went University, was a jazz pianist ed the “President's Own,” serv- of her vehicle, knocked on the ple times before finally admit- on tour to Europe in 1871 and who studied at Julliard School of ing Presidents Hayes, Garfield, window with a pistol, and point- ting his real name. He was taken raised funds to buy land and Music, and was the band direc- Cleveland, Arthur, and ed the gun at her. She reported to juvenile detention and build the Fisk Jubilee Hall on tor at Washington Junior High Harrison. one of the young men yelled, charged with attempted aggra- campus. Concerts in this coun- School in Nashville. In 1892, John resigned from “Give me your car; don’t make vated robbery, gun possession try and in Europe helped estab- Probably the most famous of the Marines, and with the help of me shoot you!” during the commission of a dan- lish spirituals as an art form. bands in America was that of his agent, organized his famous The victim quickly drove gerous felony, and criminal As far back as the 1800's in director and songwriter John civilian concert band. He and away while calling 911, accord- impersonation. Nashville band concerts were Philip Sousa. His music was his band toured Europe many Committed to families.

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Four of these crimes were that Lewis was apprehended be on the lookout for 14-year-old Around 11:30 p.m. last contradictions of unfaithful- committed in Green Hills; some after Madison Precinct officers Rico Ransom, the suspected Tuesday, a 15-year-old, who was ness which raises a question: were in the Madison area, one saw a stolen Honda Accord in shooter in last week’s wounding preparing to gas up a car that why do so many people cheat?” near Pearl Cohn High School and the area of 310 Old Hickory of Demario Crowder across from was taken earlier this month in Williams said. another on at Old Hickory Boulevard. Five teenagers were Pearl Cohn High School. A an armed carjacking, attempted “The program said these Boulevard and Highway 100. in the car and fled in multiple Juvenile Court arrest order in to draw a fully loaded .40 caliber days, there's ample chance to Metro Nashville Police Chief directions when they saw police. relation to an outstanding semi-automatic pistol on an examine the issue. For exam- Steve Anderson said neither the Officers gave chase and set up a charge of attempted murder has approaching East Precinct Flex ple, in recent weeks, President city nor its police department perimeter. Lewis was taken into been issued. officer. Aaron stated that the offi- Trump has denied new reports will tolerate these violent gun custody. The other four were not Anyone seeing Ransom or cer struggled with the 15-year- of affairs with an adult film crimes. located. A pistol was left in the knowing where he is staying is old over the gun, ultimately star and a Playboy model. As a result, Chief Anderson Honda as well as potential evi- asked to immediately contact gaining control of it. The teen “The show then went on to has ordered the formation of a dence from area robbery cases. 615-742-7463 or 615-862-8600. ran and was apprehended a multi-component task force that Investigations are continuing Detectives believe Ransom has at short time later by another offi- report Missouri Governor Eric will deploy both overt and covert into three other cases in the least loose ties to one of the rob- cer. The 15-year-old and a 17- Grietens, who has acknowl- strategies. Green Hills and surrounding bery groups. year-old who remained in the edged an affair with his hair- “While we ramp up enforce- areas, including the shooting of West Precinct detectives are passenger seat of the car remain dresser, and Nashville Mayor ment strategies, it is time for par- a 32-year-old man outside the also continuing the investigation under investigation in regard to Megan Barry, who apologized ents, extended families and other Green Hills Library on Benham into Monday’s shooting of a 26- other crimes. for sleeping with her body- stakeholders to take notice of Avenue. That victim reported year-old man during an attempt- Last Wednesday afternoon, guard. what is occurring and do their that two armed black teenagers ed robbery on Highway 100 at two West Precinct officers, who “This makes her part of a part to stop it,” Chief Anderson approached him and demanded Old Hickory Boulevard, and had just transported a 15-year- very unfortunate trend among said. his property. He complied, yet whether it is related to the other old alleged burglar to juvenile politicians and is not the type West Precinct detectives have was shot in the upper abdomen. robberies. detention, were told by the teen, of publicity Nashville needs,” charged Isaiah Lewis, 16, with The victim’s wife said he fre- In that case, Aaron reported “I empty my Glock when I see Williams added. last week’s robbery of a 22-year- quently went to the library to that a dark gray sedan struck the you on my block.” "There's many indications old female Crestmoor Road salon study. victim’s car from behind. When When one of the officers that there's something that is employee who was confronted by Police reports show that later the victim got out to check on the asked him what he meant, the very seriously wrong," said two armed black teenagers while that same night, as a 29-year-old damage, the gunman, described teen replied, “I’m going to empty Fuzz, who accused Barry of she was taking out the trash at man walked along Horton as a black teenager, got out of the my Glock into your car and falling short on leadership and 8:25 p.m. They demanded her Avenue near Capers Avenue two passenger side of the gray car (other officer’s name) car and not delivering on priorities. belongings and pistol-whipped teenagers with guns robbed him. and demanded his belongings. It kill your families.” "Something is going on in the her when she refused. After getting his belongings, the appears the victim was shot as mayor's office that's not the East Precinct detectives also teens fled on foot. he attempted to push away from right way to govern." charged Lewis with two counts Shortly thereafter, two vic- the gunman, according to Aaron. of aggravated robbery. He is tims, a man and woman, ages 25 accused of taking part in the rob- and 28, who were walking on bery of a woman at N. 12th Street Benton Avenue, were approached and Forrest Avenue as she was from behind by two gun-carrying getting into her vehicle. And less teens with similar descriptions than an hour later, he was also who demanded their belongings. charged with the robbery of a Aaron stated that they complied

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Metro/State Commentary

By Horace Johns, MTSU Business Professor Former Metro Councilman

The immigration system

In 2016, the American people think because anyone can elected a president with no gov- become an American, we’re ernment experience, an unusu- morally obligated to treat every- al thing that still has the one like an American. If anyone Washington elite and the main- disagrees, he or she is consid- stream media in shock and ered hard-hearted, bigoted, anger. Although Donald Trump intolerant, xenophobic. Thus, won for many reasons, perhaps they advocate unreasonable and the most important one was destructive policies: i.e., effec- that, as a whole, Americans had tively erasing our borders and lost faith in both the compe- the distinction between citizen tence and intentions of our gov- and foreigner, not erecting bar- ernment class in both parties. riers on our borders, giving Immigration was arguably sanctuary cities a pass for not the defining issue that Trump enforcing federal law, sparing won on. For years, all Demo- illegal (and often criminal) crats and many Republicans immigrants from deportation, Nashville MTA celebrates local artists with Arts n Motion agreed that we needed “compre- and allowing American busi- hensive immigration reform,” nesses to import as much cheap 2018 campaign features local Nashville creatives on transit, bus stops which is Washington code for labor as they want to the detri- The Nashville MTA is excited artist is Tess Erlenborn, a MTA's way to channel the cre- amnesty, mass immigration, ment of our own laboring citi- to introduce Arts n Motion, an Nashville artist who uses natu- ative heartbeat of Nashville. and open borders forever. zens. initiative dedicated to showcas- ral textures and layered spaces Bringing moments of joy such Moreover, Hillary Clinton cam- The cosmopolitan elites are ing work from local creatives in to create environments inspired as these to riders as they con- paigned not just for mass immi- engaged in stinking thinking. new and interesting ways by the escapism and natural nect their lives and community gration, but also for no deporta- Just because you can become an throughout our communities. metaphors found in fairytales is foundational," Nashville MTA tions of anyone ever who is ille- American doesn’t mean you are Each month, Nashville MTA and storybooks to explore what CEO Steve Bland said. "We are gally present in our country. an American. And it certainly is partnering with local artists, separates and connects people. proud to collaborate with local Immigration touches upon doesn’t mean we must treat ille- thespians, musicians, photogra- March's featured artist will artists and to give our riders the fundamental questions of citi- gal immigrants (i.e., those who phers, filmmakers, and writers be Thaxton Waters, a Nashville opportunity to enjoy various zenship, community, and identi- have entered the U.S. without to bring forth unique, artful artist who's "Sweat of the types of artistic expression in ty. Yet, a majority of Americans permission and/or required experiences in unexpected South" series explores the lives their day to day lives." have the feeling that the cosmo- documentation – all in violation spaces. To view Arts n Motion of African-Americans since politan elite has dismissed the of federal law) as Americans, featured artists, visit Nash- 1865 in the South through juxta- people’s legitimate concerns especially since they haven’t ville MTA's Instagram, at posing visual elements of strug- Have a community news about these things and put its played by our rules. What is @nashville_mta_rta to experi- gle and determination with story? Let us know! own electoral quest for power more fundamental than who ence how the works of these robust rococo floral back- above the national interest. gets to become a citizen, under Send your news to: artists have come to life. grounds. While campaigning for his what conditions, and when? [email protected] February's current featured "Arts n Motion is Nashville first term, President Obama Let’s be perfectly clear. The called himself “a citizen of the purpose of our immigration world.” Many elites share system should not be to swell Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, Obama’s feeling and even believe the roster of future voters for that real, actual American citi- one political party over another, West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, zenship is meaningless, ought and in so doing, helping to Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers not be foreclosed to anyone, and create a permanent unskilled, ought not be the basis for dis- underprivileged class depend- Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus tinctions between citizens and ent on government social servic- foreigners. How-ever, this glob- es. Rather, the productive and _ President and Publisher alist mindset is foreign to most even moral purpose is to in- Anthony Cunningham Americans who rightly believe crease the wealth and strength Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist that America is a real, particu- of America (hence, a merit- lar place with real borders and based immigration policy) Gloria Ruth Finney - Contributor Larry Lipman - Columnist real, flesh-and-blood people. and to benefit hard-working Jim Wilson - Columnist Brenda Batey - Social Editor The word naturalization Americans. It is beyond time for Drucilla Smith - Columnist Lisa Bold - Production Manager implies a process by which for- the political class to heed the eigners can become citizens of concerns of working American Member: Published weekly by GCA Publishing Co., Inc. at 2323 Crestmoor Road in Nashville, Tn. 37215, (615)-298-1500. the U.S. Discounting what race, citizens, and to address the neg- Copyright © and Trademarked ™ 1999, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced class, ethnicity, etc., have thrust ative effect of illegal immigra- Suburban Newspaper Network in whole or in part by any means without the express written consent of the publisher. upon them, they make a choice tion on our own low-skilled to become Americans; this is a workers, minorities, and recent GCA Publishing Company Inc.: 615-298-1500 wonderful thing and one of legal immigrants. which we are all justly proud. Acknowledgement is given to E-mail: [email protected] Ticked Off Hotline: 615-298-5597 Few Americans love our land so Senator Tom Cotton’s Sept- SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION much as the immigrants who ember 17, 2017 speech at Hillsdale One year is $15 (local), $30 (out of state). have escaped tyrannical coun- College’s Constitution Day Send name, address and telephone number to: tries. But cosmopolitan elites Celebration for information in Subscriptions, GCA Publishing Co. Inc., 2323 Crestmoor Road, Nashville, TN 37215 take this to an extreme. They this column. February 22, 2018, The News- Page 5 Page 6- The News, February 22, 2018

beyond his corner of Ohio to discover an international plot striking at the heart of American democracy. There’s a Druʼs Vues, too philandering Congressman qua Presidential contender and an By Drucilla Smith eccentric but deadly Russian mogul. Yet, the book was all written before eerily similar events occurred in the 2016 elec- tion. Check amazon.com or Cyber Hacking, Political Thrillers, local booksellers to get your copy. Also, to check out the Palace Celebrities, Bonerʼs B-day author’s newer political novel, “The Wingman” which draws Cyber Hacking: Democratic ty of someone posting political upon the dark money, drone State Sen. Jeff Yarbro (21) and content. Another bill in the technology, neglected veterans, State Rep. Jason Powell (53) House would require Tennessee and kompromat such as have flagged Tennessee as a counties using electronic vot- appears in the news every day. "soft target" vulnerable to cyber ing systems to create a voter- hacking in the 2018. Their bills verified paper audit trail for **** now pending in committee each ballot cast. could make the 2018 state-wide Palace Celebrities: John A. elections more secure. Sen. **** Hobbs helped open doors for Yarbro wrote in a release, “We Political Thrillers: The Wall country greats Randy Travis are one of only states where St. Journal nominated “The and Ricky Van Shelton who there’s a competitive Senate People’s House” the "political launched their musical careers race but almost no paper trail thriller of the year" 2016. The in his Nashville Palace at 2611 Seated (l-r) : John A. Hobbs welcomed Randy Travis and for ballots cast. We have already book came out well before the McGavock Pike. According to Ricky Van Shelton to the Nashville Palace. Standing (l-r): in Bettye Shelton, “Randy(Travis) seen Russian operatives spread plot began to mirror our coun- the back are Mary Travis and Bettye Shelton. began there as a cook who propaganda by posing as one of try’s political reality. Author - photo by Jerry Overcast our state’s major political par- David Pepper creates a novel in honed his talent on John’s stage. And the only income ties.” His reference is to NBC which a newspaper reporter Former Nashville Mayor Bill covered that it was none other news reports of Russian troll investigates the possibility fic- Ricky (Van Shelton) earned his first year in Nashville was from Boner turned 73 on Valentine’s than my good friend Justin tweets from @TEN_GOP. NBC tional congressional election Day. He wrote on Facebook, Wilson, State Comptroller.” found that in 2016 this fake upsets are due to conspiracy. singing at The Nashville Palace.” Both the Van Shelton “The strangest of all my birth- Boner was the third Metro Twitter account had more fol- The plot involved an odd elec- day wishes occurred when I mayor serving 1987-91. He also lowers than Tennessee’s official tion result in an Ohio and Travis’ families came to Hobbs 90th birthday party. received a phone call with a served as Nashville’s U.S. Republican Party. Legislation Congressional district. The fic- male voice singing a very poor Congressman 1979-88. He con- before a state Senate commit- tional protagonist Jack Sharpe **** rendition of "Happy Birthday".. cluded his Facebook birthday tees would ask social media stumbles across voting irregu- At first I asked myself, ‘Could post saying, “Thanks Justin.... platforms to disclose the identi- larities that spur him to look Bill Boner’s Birthday: this voice be Garth Brooks or You're the best!” Bruno Mars?’ Based upon the Contact Dru Smith at quality or lack thereof, of the [email protected] vocals, I quickly dismiss those outstanding singers. At the con- clusion of the alleged singing, SEND NEWS TO the caller immediately hung up. [email protected] LOCAL ART I looked at my caller ID and dis-

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punishment for the deeds does heart and soul problem, a lack Pray for the leaders of our not fit the crime. This kind of of respect for human life prob- country to follow the Bible. We sinfulness is allowed to go lem, or even a mental health have lived with anarchy too Taxing unchecked by authorities and problem….but we DO NOT have long. Love God and keep His more will follow. Jared Lee a gun problem! I think it is eas- commandments. A dead shoot- Loughner is an American mass ier for some people to blame an er will be silenced and such Matters murderer who pleaded guilty to inanimate object instead of tak- activities will end. Anything 19 charges of murder and ing responsibility.” And I say, short of that is just foolishness. By Jim Wilson, CPA attempted murder in connec- thank you to the author of this I welcome your comments. The tion with the January 8, 2011 message. The problem is evi- lack of respect for others must Tucson shooting, in which he denced in over-crowded jails end. Will you help in the effort? shot and severely injured inno- and prisons and lack of partici- For more information, call cent people for his own pleas- pation in churches, syna- Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA, CFE Truly, there are very taxing matters: ure. Go online and see his smil- gogues, mosques and other reli- at 615-673-1330 or email jim@ ing face. Stephen Paddock shot gious locations. Let God reign wilsonandwilsoncpa.com Murder and killed 59 people in Las in your heart and fear His Who has not seen the Florida must give him attention. NO! Vegas…do I need to go on? vengeance and all will be better. massacre perpetrated by Nikolas He should have had attention I hear the chorus of, “We need Cruz? Television reports have prior to committing this horri- to take guns from everyone and shown the carnage over and ble carnage. Now, he needs the this shooting carnage will stop.” A new drug trend threat over. The pictures of innocent severest punishment available. That is ridiculous. Only a fool A new trend has caught on what happens to the heart. “It would say that. Guns will be on children and heroic teachers How long will we allow such across America. The over the disrupts the electrical pathways have been shown many times. ungodliness to continue with- the streets and in the hands of counter drug Imodium AD has in the heart. When this happens, Parents are still stunned and out making a unified stand to marauders forever. The best been being abused to create an it's like flipping a switch. It's not families torn apart by the stop it? God’s Word, the Bible, defense is to arm everyone. Yes, opiate-like high. In some cases, like a person feels a little bit senseless acts of a “troubled says, “Whoever sheds human I really said that and I believe it. heroin addicts have attempted to worse and a little bit worse and nineteen year old.” I do not blood, by other humans must Sane dedicated citizens can help use the drugs to get through opi- then die. A person just collapses. doubt the troubled personality, his blood be shed; for in God’s stop the plunder. ate withdrawals. In others, it is As a result, the FDA is cur- but signs were evident in image, God has made human- Someone put this message people looking for a legal high. rently working with the produc- advance that he had mayhem kind.” Genesis 9:6. Do not say, on Face book and my wife sent The drug is taken in very ers of Imodium A-D to limit the on his mind. He was removed “How can we stop this?” The it to me. I do not know the large amounts sometimes 200 doses that come in a pack to pre- from multiple schools for his remedy is plain; and, allowing author, but I praise the mes- times the recommended dosage. vent the abuse. However, it is rebellious activities and for the pity and appeasement of sage: “When I was in high The drug taken in such large unclear yet if further action will bringing weapons to school. It criminals is simply exacerbat- school, we had gun racks in amounts can be extremely dan- need to be taken. The FDA has has been reported that he said ing the continuation of such trucks, and they had guns in gerous. With the potential to not made any decision to pull the cause fatal overdose. This has medicine from the shelves. he wanted to be a “professional behavior. After the event in them, and they were loaded. We resulted in the Food and Drug For the meantime, Narconon school shooter,” but it is obvi- Florida, another student showed even had fist fights! But never Administration or FDA to Drug Rehabilitation would like to ous he wanted to be a killer. up at his school and shot another once did someone get mad and release warnings over the last warn people to keep an eye out How much more do we need to student. Prior to these two go get a gun to shoot someone. several weeks. for those buying Imodium A-D. hear, to be aware of his inten- events, Gabriel Parker shot sev- We do not have a gun problem One doctor detailed the dan- With the dangers, it presents to tions? Some will say that he is eral students and killed two. people, we have a people prob- gerous effects of the drug for those that abuse it. just a troubled soul and we Why? I think it is because the lem, a sin problem, a lack of $750 Toward Your Mortgage Closing Costs*

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Now thru March 3 of Musicʼs Journey In the groups in the dance residen- an alternative to the tradition- Now thru March 2 cy program hosted by Metro al, big box shopping experi- The Larry Keeton The West Nashville Park’s Dance Depart- ence. Famous! (and not- so- Theatre presents: The Chinese Arts Alliance of ment. The Nashville Flea Market at famous): Polaroids by West Side Story Nashville, of which Jen-Jen Lin Among those working to put The Fairgrounds Nashville is Andy Warhol is artistic director, choreogra- on the upcoming performance located at 500 Wedgewood The Larry Keeton Theatre pher and founder, is presenting Vanderbilt University Fine located at 108 Donelson Pike is are dancers from Nashville Avenue. For more information Arts Gallery presents a large a culmination of her years of School of the Arts. A 60-foot call (615) 862-5016. presenting West Side Story work in the dance theater pro- selection of Warhol’s Polaroids based on the conception of long Dragon, which took 50 vol- exhibited to date from the duction "Journey in the West." unteers and artists 3 months to Jerome Robbins and the book Performances are Saturday, February 25 gallery’s collection of 104 works. by Arthur Laurents. restore, will appear in “Dragon Black and white photographs February 24 at 7 p.m. and Sun- Pearl.” For tickets call (615) 883-8375. Young Artists Corner that reveal the more private side day, Februay 25 at 2 p.m. at Tickets will be $15 for adults Ingram Hall, Vanderbilt Blair Chamber Concert at of Warhol’s life and his circle of and $5 for children and seniors. friends will be included in the February 22 School of Music. For more information go to chi- St. Georgeʼs Church The colorful gala is a collabo- exhibition. Illustrating Warhol’s VA Aid and Benefits neseartsalliance.org. In Excelsis Series at St. working methods, a large-scale ration between dozens of tal- George’s Episcopal Church is event at The Lodge ented dancers, musicians and screenprint, donated by the February 23-25 proud to support up-and-com- Andy Warhol Foundation, and at Natchez Trace visual and multi-media artists ing musicians from the Blair of including transplants from Nashville Flea Market models of Polaroid cameras like An educational event about School of Music through the the Philippines, China, Myan- the ones that he used, will be on VA aid and benefits will be held The Nashville Flea Market at Young Musicians Corner. mar, Iran, Azerbaijan and else- display. at The Lodge at Natchez Trace The Fairgrounds Nashville is Works by Brahms, Debussy, where. A wide range of subjects on Thursday, starting at 6 p.m. considered one of the top flea Hindemith and others will be Over the years, the Chinese including famous people such Pizza will be provided. For market venues to visit in the performed by a variety of trios, Arts Alliance of Nashville, now as Dolly Parton, O. J. Simpson, those individuals struggling to country. Approximately 800 to quartets, and quintets featur- 15 years old, has woven itself Bianca Jagger (Mick Jagger’s stay independent at home, 1200 dealers and vendors from ing sixteen gifted students. into the city’s fabric. It flies first wife) and Georgia O’Keeffe. there are VA benefits to help 30 states offer their items to the The event is free to the pub- largely under the radar, holding The second in a three part pay for assisted living services. buying public every month lic and will be at 3 p.m. pop-up theater events and per- series on portraiture, Famous! The Lodge at Natchez Trace with an average of 2000 booths. St. George’s Episcopal Church forming in parks, libraries, (and not-so-famous): Polaroids is located at 8207 Highway 100. Founded in 1969, the is located at 4715 Harding Pike. schools, senior citizens’ cen- by Andy Warhol is presented by For more information call (615) Nashville Flea Market has been For more information call (615) ters, as well as putting on occa- the Vanderbilt University Fine 646-3334. in operation for almost 60 385-2150. sional larger, grander shows at years. The mission is to pro- Arts Gallery and curated by the Martha Ingram Center for Joseph S. Mella, director. February 24-25 vide a venue for travelling and the Performing Arts. Presently local vendors to make a living February 27 The Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt Blair School Chinese Arts Alliance is one of while offering the community Fine Arts Gallery hours are NPTʼs ʻViolins of Hopeʼ Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. screening and weekends, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. NPT will host a free screen- and is located at Cohen ing of Violins of Hope: Strings Memorial Hall on 1220 21st of the Holocaust, a film about Avenue South. For more infor- one man’s goal of restoring vio- mation call (615) 322-0605. lins that were played by Jewish prisoners in concentration March 10 camps. The event takes place 7 p.m. Tuesday, at Vanderbilt’s West Nashville Moose Sarratt Student Center and Lodge Open House includes a Q&A with James A. The West Nashville Moose Grymes, author of the compan- Lodge will be holding an open ion book. This screening is part house on Saturday from 11 a.m. of a city-wide series related to to 6 p.m. There will be free bbq the Violins of Hope collection and chips provided. Also a free coming to Nashville this child ID program will be avail- spring. able. RSVP at violins-npt.event The West Nashville Moose brite.com or call 615-259-9325; Lodge is located at 7340 seating is first come, first Charlotte Pike and for more served. information call (615) 810-9684.

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ASSISTED LIVING | MEMORY CARE Page 10- The News, February 22, 2018 Nashville Real Estate Entrepreneurʼs book shares stories of the cityʼs transformation while raising money for local nonprofits

In his new book, One-Mile the perspective I’ve gained acti- Radius – Building Communi- vating neighborhoods, to ty from the Core, Mark become vibrant, sustainable Deutschmann shares how he and livable communities,” worked to revitalize Nashville’s Deutschmann told people gath- core neighborhoods while ered for his book signing at using his business as a tool for Parnassus Books yesterday. social change. During his book talk at All proceeds from the book Parnassus on Sunday, Deutsch- go to the Village Fund, a non- mann juggled balls and related profit foundation and charita- stories about creating a more ble arm of Village Real Estate livable, more walkable city Services that has paid about $2 while reviving neighborhoods million in grants to organiza- that are some of Nashville’s tions helping enrich and most vibrant today, including strength Nashville neighbor- Hillsboro Village, Germantown hoods. and 12South. Deutschmann is the founder The Village Fund has sup- of Nashville-based Village Real porting many Nashville organi- Estate Services and Core zations in the housing commu- Development Services. He’s nity, the arts and environment also the chair of Urban Land and smart growth sectors. Institute Nashville and recently Some include Hands On stepped down after 6.5 years as Nashville, Rebuilding Together, president of Greenways for Greenways for Nashville, Oasis Nashville. Center, Room in the Inn, W.O. “After 30-plus years of lead- Smith Music Center, Salama ing a real estate company with Urban Ministries, Cumberland the goal of creating positive Compact and Nashville change in Nashville, I realized Children’s Theatre. Mark Deutschmann speaking to a crowd about his new book, One-Mile Radius - Building others might be interested in Community from the Core. - photo by Jed DeKalb Regal announces the Regal Best Picture Film Festival

Regal Entertainment Group, year's Best Picture Oscar® are: ence the thrill of the red carpet a leading motion picture firsthand at the 2019 Academy Call Me by Your Name (R) exhibitor owning and operating Awards® Red Carpet Arrivals. Juvenile Robbery Reduction one of the largest theatre cir- Darkest Hour (PG-13) Regal Crown Club members cuits in the United States, will become eligible by swiping Task Force arrests armed announces the Regal Best Dunkirk (R) their Regal Crown Club cards Picture Film Festival, featuring when purchasing tickets to Get Out (R) 17-year-old all the best picture nominees any best picture-nominated from Friday, February 23, film thru February 26, or by Lady Bird (R) Juvenile Robbery Reduc- teens in a secluded area of through Sunday, March 4. purchasing the Regal Best tion Task Force arrests the Preston Taylor Homes on Festival Passes are available to Phantom Thread (R) Picture Film Festival Pass. This armed 17-year-old Clifton Avenue. While engag- purchase on the Regal mobile spectacular opportunity is Officers assigned to the ing them in a conversation, app and at the Regal Hollywood The Post (PG-13) available at Regal for movie juvenile robbery reduction officers asked whether any Stadium 27 & RPX, Regal Opry lovers who dream of experienc- The Shape of Water (R) task force have arrested a 17- had weapons. When the 17- Mills Stadium 20 IMAX & RPX, ing the cinema magic come to year-old for carrying a .380 year-old acknowledged that Regal Providence Stadium 14, Three Billboards Outside life on the red carpet. semi-automatic pistol with a he did, a pistol was found in and Regal Streets Of Indian Ebbing, Missouri (R) Regal fans are encouraged to defaced, unreadable serial his pocket. He was transport- Lake Stadium 16 & IMAX. like Regal Cinemas' Facebook number. ed to juvenile detention on The pass provides exclusive “The Academy Awards are page and download the Regal Metro Nashville Police charges of unlawful gun pos- access to all 9 films for the recognized as one of the most mobile app. Moviegoers can Department spokesperson session and having a gun special price of $35. Festival highly-acclaimed cinematic program their favorite theatre Don Aaron stated that offi- with a defaced serial number. Pass holders will also receive achievements,” said Steve and purchase tickets all from cers came upon a group of a $5 medium concession Bunnell, Chief Content and their mobile device. The Regal combo offer with each festival Programming Officer at Regal. mobile app also gives patrons visit. “Regal is the ultimate destina- the ability to join the Regal “As we continue to look for tion for moviegoing during the Crown Club card straight to innovations to the moviegoing awards season, and we are their phone for easy access experience at our theatres, the excited to present these nomi- while on-the-go. Through the Regal Best Picture Film nated films during the Regal industry-leading Regal Crown See an unusual photo perfect for Festival gives moviegoers the Best Picture Film Festival at a Club, approximately 14-million opportunity to see all 9 nomi- fantastic price for movie fans.” active members each year accu- Whatʼs Wrong with This Picture? nated films back on the big The event will be held from mulate credits at the box office screen,” said Ken Thewes, Friday, February 23, to Sunday, and concession stand to earn Chief Marketing Officer at March 4. For showtimes and rewards including free pop- Send in your photo Regal. “These films are the best ticketing information, as well corn, soft drinks and movies. of 2017 and with the Festival as a list of participating the- Free membership is also avail- along with your name to: Pass, moviegoers can make atres, please visit http://reg- able online at http://www.reg- sure they see all nominated movi.es/ BPFF. movies.com/Crown-Club. movies prior to the start of the In addition, Regal is sending [email protected] awards show.” one lucky winning Crown Club The films nominated for this member and guest to experi- February 22, 2018, The News- Page 11

C. J. Chivers speaks at Vanderbilt Universityʼs lectures series by Holly Spann Contributor to The News C. J. Chivers, 2017 Pulitzer Prize winner and senior writer with The New York Times, was the featured speaker at Vanderbilt University’s ongo- ing Seigenthaler Series of lec- tures that explore journalism and the press. This series of lectures take place at the John Seigenthaler Center. C. J. spoke on the topic of "War and its Costs." C. J. is a former Marine and has reported from con- flict zones throughout the world. His reporting from L-R: Deborah Fisher, Director-Seigenthaler Chair of Irwin Kuhn, Ken Paulson, MTSU College of Media & First Afghanistan, in the wake of the Excellence in First Amendment Studies and C. J. Chivers, Amendment Center President/CEO, and Anne Davis. 2001 terrorist attacks and deep- Pulitzer Prize winner. - photos by Holly Spann ening challenges there in 2008, was part of teamwork at The of the AK-47, published in nalism and covered police and and the arms trade on assign- New York Times, he con- New York Times that won two 2010. worked in the New York City ments in Afghanistan, Iraq, tributes to the International other Pulitzers for national and C. J. took an interesting police bureau through the Syria, Israel, Libya, Russia, and Investigative desks, and a international reporting. He is route into journalism. He attacks on the World Trade Chechnya, Uganda, Uzbekistan writer-at-large for The New also the author of The Gun, a joined the Marines after a stint Center in 2001. He then became and the Palestinian territo- York Times Magazine. history of automatic weapons in the ROTC program. After a foreign correspondent, focus- ries. seen through the development serving, he transitioned to jour- ing on conflict, human rights As a senior writer for The

Expression of love for Headmistress Stephanie Balmer The girls of Harpeth Hall used the time to come together Have a news came together and did a Honey as sisters in such a sweet, sweet Bear thing. A magical, healing, way. They all sang and drew story or idea spontaneous expression of and colored in pink and green love for their Headmistress on the grounds of Stephanie's you would like to Stephanie Balmer who unex- beloved Harpeth Hall. They see in the pectedly passed away this past knew Mrs. Balmer would give weekend. The girls bonded with her infamous smile and say newspaper? each other over their loss and 'this is good, girls". Email: [email protected]

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Neal & Harwell, PLC RE/MAX Homes and Humble understands that buy- coach, train and mentor agents to cine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) Nashville attorney Steve Estates, Lipman Group ing or selling a home is one of the set goals and hold them account- at Vanderbilt University Medical most important decisions of a able in order to achieve success. Center (VUMC). Kennedy will Groom has joined Neal & RE/MAX Homes and Estates, Harwell, PLC announced Philip lifetime. He seeks to advocate for King has been awarded sever- join the faculty on April 1. Lipman Group recently hired his clients and keep their best al customer service awards, and Kennedy succeeds the depart- Irwin, Chief Manager of Debbie Gregory, Gary Humble, the Firm. Groom interests in mind. she plans to carry this strength ment’s founding chair, Walter Ricky Haynes, Alexa Lipman Haynes was born and raised into her career with RE/MAX Frontera, MD, PhD, who stepped served for 27 years and Kristy King as their newest in executive leader- in Nashville, growing up in Homes and Estates, Lipman down in February 2017. Jeffery agent. South Nashville and graduating Group. Her passion for teaching Johns, MD, associate professor ship and general Gregory has counsel roles with from McGavock allows her to walk alongside of Physical Medicine and been serving the High School in 1976. clients and agents and coach Rehabilitation and medical two large public Middle Tennessee companies, as well Prior to earning his them during the buying and sell- director for Vanderbilt Stall- area as a realtor Affiliate Broker ing process. worth Rehabilitation Hospital as spending a since 2005. As a Groom Real Estate License, Outside of her profession, (VSRH), has served as the decade in private Nashville native, law practice. Haynes worked for King enjoys spending time with department’s interim chair Gregory has an the Richard Petty her husband and two daughters, while a committee completed a Groom was formerly extensive under- Driving Experience one a graduate of Western national search for Frontera’s Executive Vice President & Gregory standing of the Haynes and is a former Kentucky University and the successor. General Counsel for Corrections growing region. She has sold mil- champion in the NASCAR other a sophomore at Mississippi At Stanford, Kennedy’s clini- Corporation of America (now lions of dollars in real estate by Weekly Racing Series at the State University. Her family can cal focus has been on physical CoreCivic), and prior thereto marketing her properties on Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway. be found cheering on the medicine and rehabilitation, served as Senior Vice President local, national and international During his time racing, Nashville Predators and the particularly spinal disorders and General Counsel for platforms. Haynes partnered with Monroe Mississippi State Bulldogs. and diseases. His research focus- SunTrust Bank. Prior to joining Gregory serves her clients Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at es on the safety and efficacy of Neal & Harwell, Groom served with truth and integrity, taking Vanderbilt to form a charitable treatment options for spine and in dual roles with Butler Snow Vanderbilt Medical the time to explain the real estate program called “Racing For The peripheral joint pathologies. LLP as Of Counsel with the Arie Nettles, PhD, associate process and conduct business Children.” Through this partner- Firm and as Principal in the professor of Clinical Pediatrics with clarity. Her business rela- ship, Haynes donated 100 percent Nashville office of Butler Snow at Vanderbilt University Zeitlin & Co., Realtors tionships with homebuilders, of his race winnings to the hospi- Advisory Services. Medical Center and Vanderbilt Zeitlin & Co., Realtors is inspectors, insurance agencies, tal. Groom is also a Rule 31 Kennedy Center member, has pleased to announce that Mark banks, closing companies and Lipman is a Nashville native Mediator approved by the been appointed by Venuti and Sunshine Weaver real estate attorneys allows her and a second-generation realtor. Supreme Court of Tennessee, Tennessee Gov. have joined their group of to provide clients with options Graduating from and provides training and coun- Bill Haslam as agents serving Middle for services that they will need. Loyola Marymount sel in the areas of negotiation, chair of the State- Tennessee. She has earned the National University with a mediation and conflict manage- wide Planning and Venuti moved to Association of Realtors certifica- bachelor’s degree in ment. He is a member of the Policy Council of Nashville from tion of Certified Luxury Home communication National Association of Cor- the Tennessee De- New York over two Marketing Specialist (CLHMS), studies, Alexa is an porate Directors, the Society of partment of Intel- decades ago, and Certified Residential Specialist expert at building Corporate Compliance & Ethics, Nettles lectual and Devel- now uses his vast (CRS), Short Sales & Foreclo- relationships and the Association of Corporate opmental Disabilities (DIDD). experience with sures Certification (SFR) and Lipman making meaningful Counsel, the International Global Marketing Agent (GMA). connections. Nettles has served as a member design, building Association of Privacy Profes- Gregory is constantly finding of the council since 2014. and construction to Previously, Lipman lived in Venuti sionals, the Risk Management innovative ways to better serve Los Angeles and worked in the According to the depart- give his clients pre- Association, the Tennessee clients that include CEOs, busi- entertainment industry. She has ment’s announcement, Nettles’ cisely what they need. Venuti Association of Professional ness professionals and those in experience in marketing, social “historical expertise, her knowl- will be working from Zeitlin’s Mediators, the International the sports and entertainment media, private red-carpet events, edge of the challenges and Nashville location. Institute for Conflict Prevention industry. This has earned her modeling, acting and wardrobe opportunities that face our serv- Weaver always goes the extra and Resolution, the Association numerous referrals and return- styling. Her keen attention to ice delivery system, and her mile to provide a for Conflict Resolution, the Bank ing clients over the years. detail and creative eye help her commitment to the representa- professional and Lawyer's Committee of the Humble serves the Middle clients envision design possibili- tion of cultural diversity will positive experience Tennessee Bankers Association, Tennessee area as ties, recognize opportunities and serve the Council, the Depart- for those she works the Nashville Bar Association, a new resident of find their perfect home. ment, service providers, and with. As a Nash- and the Tennessee Bar Williamson County. King is a lifelong resident of Tennesseans with intellectual ville resident, she Association. Having lived in Williamson County and has been and developmental disabilities has a keen insight Groom received his Juris and their families well.” into both the local California, New in the real estate Weaver Doctorate degree from the York and many profession since A psychologist, Nettles serves and surrounding University of Memphis, where places in between, 2012. Prior to earn- school-age children to young areas. Weaver will be working he was a member of the Law Humble sought a ing her real estate adults with autism and other from the Zeitlin Nashville loca- Humble Review, and a Bachelor of Arts more relaxing life- license, King worked developmental disabilities in tion. degree from Lipscomb Universi- style for his family and loves in medical technolo- the Division of Developmental ty. Additionally, he has completed every minute of it. gy for several years Medicine. As founding director, extensive Executive Education With past careers in technolo- and then transi- she leads the Office of Inclusion programs from Harvard gy and communication, Humble King tioned into special and Health Equity in the Have a promotion University, the Wharton School of brings an entrepreneurial mind- education for Williamson County Department of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania, set to his real estate relation- Schools. After growing in her Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s you wish to and the Kellogg School of ships. He launched a microbrew- position as a real estate agent, Hospital at Vanderbilt. Management, Northwestern ery in Grapevine, Texas and King has spent the last two and a David J. Kennedy, MD, clini- submit to University. grew the company to distribute half years coaching other agents cal associate professor and resi- He is on the Board of Directors throughout the state, employing in their performance goals and dency program director in the of the American Cancer Society over 25 employees and generat- productivity. Division of Phy- Business Briefs? and is an Adjunct Faculty and ing over $1M in revenue in its As the director of career sical Medicine and Board Member of Lipscomb first year of business. Operating development for RE/MAX Rehabilitation with Send Business Briefs University’s Institute for Conflict a company as its CEO, Humble Homes and Estates, Lipman Stanford Universi- Management. He also works with has a wealth of knowledge in Group, King will target and hire ty’s Department of items to: Men of Valor prison ministry, pro- completing large transactions new agents, build rapport with Orthopaedics, has viding conflict management and understanding the lasting current agents and develop been named chair [email protected] training to inmates and men who implications of every decision strategies to take their perform- of the Department were formerly incarcerated. made. ance to the next level. She will Kennedy of Physical Medi- February 22, 2018, The News- Page 13 Frigon choosen as a delegate to the U.S. Senate Youth Program by Paul Ladd in early March for a week-long, well," said Frigon, who says and former Gov. Phil Bredesen citizens. That’s why I think it’s Contributor to The News intensive study of the federal he'd also like to meet other oth- for U.S. Senate. so important for young people government and how it works. ers, including Sen. Ted Cruz of Asked if he had any plans to to get involved in politics: so "I've always been a political- Texas. "I think we would have run for public office, Frigon they can work to ensure this ly active person, and I thought some interesting conversations. said he's currently focused on city becomes a more hospitable it was a great opportunity," I don't necessarily agree with maintaining his current level of and prosperous place for every- Frigon said. Delegates are cho- him on a lot of issues, but I political and civic activity. He one. I believe in a Nashville sen through an essay and exam think he's a really intelligent believes the current political where everyone is welcome, competition sponsored by edu- guy. " system is in need of reform, where everyone has a place, cation officials in the 50 states, Frigon believes just meeting and although he understands and where everyone gets a fair the District of Columbia and with the senators will be a great the reluctance of many to par- shake at life. Anyone that the U.S. Department of Defense learning experience and give ticipate in the political process, wants to work hard and make Education Activity. him a better idea of how elected he encourages them to get the city a better place is wel- During his week in officials approach different involved. come in my Nashville.” Washington, Frigon will join issues. "That can really help "I think a lot of people are Tennessee's U.S. Senators, how I direct my political turned off to politics right now, Lamar Alexander and Bob involvement, and I hope to with everything that's going on, Corker, along with other elect- learn a lot of different ideas, and the divisiveness in this ed leaders and officials from and be exposed to a lot of differ- country, and even in the State of various federal agencies. Each ent viewpoints, so that I can Tennessee. But I think it's more member of the student delega- bring those back and see how to important than ever, now, that tion will also receive a $10,000 implement the good ones for this generation has a group of college scholarship for under- the people of Nashville." dedicated young leaders who graduate activity. The pro- When it comes to political are really going to take charge gram, which began in 1962, is involvement, Frigon is already and take the initiative in ensur- sponsored by the Senate and a veteran. He is a member of ing that we have a successful fully funded by the Hearst the Mayor's Youth Council, and future and move Nashville as a Ben Frigon Foundation. Its mission is is to has been involved in campaigns city, and Tennessee as a state, provide a greater knowledge of for state Senator Mark Green and this entire country for- Ben Frigon, a senior at the American political process and Mayor Megan Barry. ward. " Montgomery Bell Academy, has and encourage a lifelong com- Frigon currently serves as Frigon thinks there is a lot of been chosen as one of mitment to public service. chairman for the Davidson opportunity for civic and public Tennessee's two delegates to the "I'm excited to meet both of County High School service in Nashville, amid its United States Senate Youth our great state's senators. I'm a Democrats, and is volunteering growth and current popularity. Program. 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It is a sad day in America timing of our Mayor's confes- when people are beginning to sion of her long time affair and buy their groceries on-line global travels with her personal instead of going to the grocery bodyguard that just happens to and talking to the people who coincide perfectly with my work there. The same is true for property tax payment now all kinds of shopping where you payable and due at city hall. You can just sit at home and buy, CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 are welcome Megan and Robert. buy, and buy without talking to a soul. I think these are some of We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] Could have seen this the same people who don't have coming a clue who their elected repre- places. The NRA should be figures, reference below.) Yes, stated that "he didn't know what Come on Police Chief Ander- sentatives are, and how their proud of itself for paying off you heard that right. The NTIP the current arrangement was" son. You take a hot blonde government is supposed to politicians to keep tighter gun plan was created by the MTA while desperately avoiding eye mayor and one of your hand- work. They look forward to self- laws from being passed. It looks and a “ghost” "authority" contact with the interviewer.. some cops both in their 50s and driving cars so they won't have like we are on the road to mak- agency called the RTA, a group Secondly, I do not think that send them both off alone to to drive either. They communi- ing America dead again! of mayors in towns outside of it's fair that a 32 year police vet romantic spots like Greece and cate through social media and Nashville. The MTA self-funds has to lose his job over this, but Paris to stay in the finest hotel don't talk face-to-face with hard- only 23% of its operating budg- an elected official with only 2 Christ taught forgiveness for days on end? I'm no genius, ly anybody. et. We the taxpayers pay $50 mil- years in gets to stay. Again- I I am extremely disappointed but I think I would have seen They are self-absorbed and lion a year to prop it up and don't care about the affair. I care in our mayor having an affair this one coming a mile away. not very involved in improving with a Metro employee who was keep it going. The feds and the only about the misuse of city their community. I think they state pay another $17 million a funds for personal agenda. It's a assigned to her security detail. Ice Rink right now is a are called "Techno-Hermits"! This demonstrates a lack of eth- year. Public transit ridership is lack of trust issue for me at this ical judgement. It takes a long declining at 3% per year in point. I want her to admit that big mud hole time to build trust, and it only Nashville and nationally. If the she used taxpayer money inap- No one really believes politi- School shootings takes a minute to lose that trust. MTA was a business, it was propriately, I want them both to cal promises, but Metro offi- increase All of this being said, I will not failed and bankrupt decades have to pay back the money that cials have sunk to a new low, by ago. We are staking our city's they stole from this ruse, and I “crawfishing” on the Bellevue The first killings at a school condemn the mayor in a moral traffic and financial future on a want those stupid "We Love Our Ice Rink. About a year ago in America happened in 1764, sense. The Bible tells us to plan created by a failed Metro Mayor" billboards taken down. Mayor Megan Barry, Olympic when Pontiac Indians broke "judge not that ye be not government agency with five How much did she pay to have Champion Scott Hamilton, into a school and shot the judged..." I believe she has executive staff and a five-per- those installed all over the city- Parks Director Tommy Lynch, teacher and bludgeoned to asked for forgiveness, and I will son board and a group of small- were those on our dime too? Sean Henry, Nashville Predators, death 9 students. Since that forgive her the lapse of ethical town mayors. The reality is the Such a disgrace! representatives from One time, shootings at schools in judgement, so long as there was NTIP plan could bankrupt our Bellevue Place and Sheri America have occurred almost no intent to defraud the govern- city and in reality will not Who is in charge of this Weiner, the Metro Council every year. In most years, one, ment. On the issue of morals improve the traffic congestion woman from Bellevue, partici- two, or three victims were shot and sin, I will defer to a higher mess problems. We need a new plan, pated in an announcement and and killed. However, during the power! Christ taught forgive- At Tyne Boulevard and based on modern, cutting-edge groundbreaking for a new ice past 20 years we have seen ness, and I will stick with that! Lynnwood (or Lynwood) there traffic control strategies and rink at One Bellevue Place. The increased numbers of students are large steel plates in the road solutions, and a new revamped new rink would be similar to and teachers killed by gun vio- Mass transit vote, May 1 that have been there for well bus system. Please vote NO on the existing Ford Ice Center in lence all across this nation. Who created the Mayor's over a year now. In addition, the May 1. Antioch, and the completion With over 350 million hand NTIP mass transit plan, with pavement was patched up and is References: NTIP website: date was stated as the fall of guns in existence today, and the vote scheduled for May 1? The a daily "crap hole" to drive over. www.letsmovenashville.com, 2018. Everyone got free hotdogs reality of automatic weapons, MTA, the failed Metro bus line Piedmont Gas created this mess FAQ section and a Preds t-shirt, and went we are now faced with tremen- agency that transports 2% of and now has left what remains home happy. The site work dous numbers of deaths at our Nashville commuters and loses for this upscale neighborhood Security detail and bill- began and all seemed promis- schools and in other public $57 million a year (2016, latest to enjoy! There is also another boards large steel plate sticking out on ing. Then, no action for months. Lots of news about Megan Tyne going towards Hillsboro The site is now a big mud hole. Berry this past week, let's just Road. Who's in charge of this No one knows the status of the say that I haven't seen this catastrophe and how long project, but it is clear the only much excitement on the faces of before it is fixed? I'm sure many, skating in Bellevue this year our local newscasters since a many drivers are ticked off and will be by Metro on their prom- serial killer was found to have want to know! ises. 121 2nd Avenue North ties to Nashville. First and foremost, I serious- Big dollar transit system Raised by pigs Franklin, TN 37064 ly do not give a flip about the yet terrible street condi- Has Nashville become a affair. I do believe that this part (615) 791-5846 tions garbage dump? Driving along of the whole thing is a family highways, roads and local Mon - Sat: 10-5 • Sunday 1-5pm I’m sorry, but there is no way issue to resolve. I am, however, streets, all I see is garbage prob- I would put any faith in a pro- AN ECLECTIC MIX OF QUALITY ANTIQUES AND FURNISHINGS deeply offended that she sat on ably thrown from car windows. posed transit system for $5+ TV with her wide eyed Sorority Adults, kids, whatever! All Billion in Nashville that is Sue face and said that she need- must have been raised by pigs. “led” by a philandering Mayor , Your Family Deserves The ed "security detail" on her trips Just saying... Technology... to Europe . She is claiming that when West End, Harding Road, and 21st Ave South is so deterio- Value... those trips as well as many trips Shame on taking away BEST TV!... around the US were business rated. Mayor Barry has embar- trips. That is such bull crap. Are rassed, and disappointed many handicap parking Upgrade to the Hopper® 3 Smart HD DVR of the citizens of Nashville • Watch and record 16 shows at once there "Mayoring For Dummies" Shame on you Kroger on • Get built-in Netflix and YouTube • Watch TV on your mobile devices while taking her eye off the Hopper upgrade fee $5./mo. workshops in Greece that we Hwy 100 in Bellevue for taking Add High Speed Internet don't know about? Why do you ball. 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CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 thru. I have a disability and I I do not have my own human my adult kids know. It’s about Metro has almost a billion dol- else that is on the surface. guess I will have to find another children, and my dogs are my time parents take responsibility lars of improvements needed to Metro is responsible for clean- grocery with accommodations family. They have been constant for good parenting or be be done to the sewer system to ing up this pollution as well. for handicap parking because of companions and actually enjoy charged for the crimes of their prevent pollution. Last year The sales taxes pays for this inconvenience. None of going out in public. Not only is children. That sure would Metro's sewer system leaked schools, roads, police, and fire. your excuses for doing this the it fun for them, but provides change things for the better. over 182 million gallons of Most of these fees are set by way you have are acceptable so great socialization. They also sewage into our neighborhoods the Metro Council and they are don’t even try. make numerous people smile, How have I helped these in addition to several hundred the cost of living in a modern in this day and age of road rage, million gallons of combined society with safe water and A big Zonk isolation and violence.’ people sewage from downtown which clean streams. I suppose you Ok? I have bought the con- They say we are driving There will always be careless flowed directly into the could dig a well in the back tributor paper from the same ''bumper to bumper'' now and owners who don't respect if a Cumberland River after heavy yard, use a johnny instead of a person on the same corner for they are offering us a ''deal'' and person is fearful of dogs or the rains. The problem is so bad bathroom, and go down the over a year. I have noticed the a chance to buy a little bumper few that might not pick up that the state has declared that creek to wash your clothes and same people on the same cor- room. So, just how much waste, but I can tell you those seven segments of Nashville's dishes. ners for the same about of time. bumper room or distance is my are far and few between than streams should not be touched Our president talks about How have I helped these people? share of the nine billion dollars the owners who raise wonderful by people. The sewer surcharge infrastructure. Building, main- Nothing has changed. going to buy me? Do I get three companions. I will look for you of $0.76 to is to pay for old bonds taining, and operating the feet or three inches if every at the grocery and make sure used to pay for past sewer water and sewer infrastructure train car and bus is filled to my newly adopted rescue puppy Metro Water billʼs extra fees improvements. is expensive but not paying now capacity? Gee Monte this is gives you a big kiss. I hope it The letter of Appalled at The storm water fee is based just means it is more expensive sounding like a big Zonk. will make you smile, if even for Metro Water Bill closed with on the amount of impermeable later. a split second. the question, "Who came up surface on your lot in order to Why not also condemn... with the outrageous fees and pay for projects to prevent flood- Parent accountability where does the money go?" ing. Your storm water fee of People condemn Mayor $11.00 means you have over Megan Barry and insist that Why aren’t parents being Metro's citizens deserve an held responsible for their juve- answer. The water bill of $4.00 6,000 square feet of imperme- she resign for infidelity. Why able surfaces on your lot. Metro don't they also condemn Trump nile children? Any responsible goes not only for the current Ticked off? parent knows what their kid is withdrawal, treatment, and estimates that there is a $207 and insist that he resign for million backlog of storm water infidelity to all of his wives, doing and should be teaching transmission of clean, safe We want to know... water to your tap, but for ongo- projects. In addition, Metro not groping women, and more, good morals. A parent has not E-mail: only the right but the responsi- ing maintenance. Metro has only has to worry about quanti- showing his utter lack of ty but quality. While sewer [email protected] morals, decency and good bility to know if their kid is several hundred million dollars stealing, building bombs, in of projects planned just to keep leaks and overflows are the character, and lying repeatedly largest cause of pollution, 2000 times last year? Republi- possession of weapons, bully- the system operating. The ing, taking drugs, selling illegal sewer bill is twice the water bill storm water picks up dirt, fer- cans pretend they stand for tilizer, pet waste, and anything Christian morals and family items, disrespectful, using the because it takes twice as much values, but if that was true they web dangerously, in a gang, etc. money to take your used water would condemn Trump and My parents knew, I knew, and away and treat it. In addition, insist that he resign, like with Megan Barry and Bill Clinton. Nashville Pikes Vol 3 Vote for common sense Harding Pike I cannot believe the stupidity and just plain gaul of some of Nashville Pikes Vol 4 those in congress after the Florida shooting recently. Charlotte / West Nashville Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa was the sole Call to reserve a signed copy sponsor on a bill that stops the FBI from performing back- ELDERÊS BOOK STORE ground checks on people adjudi- cated to be mentally ill, and now NASHVILLE’S OLDEST, LARGEST & FINEST ANTIQUE BOOK STORE he's stating for the record, 'Well, Old Maps & Documents • First Editions • Rare Collectibles • Children’s Books it's a shame the FBI isn't doing We buy books as well! background checks on these mentally ill people.' Well, duh. 101 White Bridge Pike • Nashville, TN 37209 You took that opportunity away 615-352-1562 • www.EldersBookstore.com AM PM last year. Wake up America and HOURS: 10:00 to 3:00 MON - SAT vote for common sense!

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As another flu epidemic issues, and even cancer. healthy supply of minerals and tears through the U.S., the According to the Centers for chlorophyll, both of which aid nation appears almost defense- Disease Control and the U.S. in the rehabilitation process.” less. From flu shots to healthy Department of Agriculture Mix of proteins, fats. Diets habits such as hand washing (USDA), over 50 percent of low in protein and high in and covering the mouth when Americans are deficient in sugar and animal fat can coughing, no remedy is infalli- vitamins A, C and D and E, as increase inflammation, Mold- ble. well as in calcium and potassi- ovan says. ”But don’t eliminate One of the best bets against um. fats completely from the diet,” getting the flu, experts say, is “Unfortunately, most people she says. “You should include eating healthier. Good nutri- do not get the nutrients needed healthy fats such as in olives, tion, according to the American from their food,” Moldovan flax seed, coconut oil, nuts and Dietetic Association, can help says. ‘For example, vitamin D avocado.” Diets rich in omega-3 you avoid the flu by boosting needs supplementation because fatty acids, which are found in the body’s immune system. we cannot get enough of it from cold-water fish such as salmon Dr. Sanda Moldovan, author food alone. Research has shown and black cod, have been shown of HEAL UP!: How to Repair, that an optimum level of vita- to decrease pain and inflamma- Rebuild and Renew Naturally min D, together with a healthy tion. Diets too low in protein (www.beverlyhillsdental- diet, is a key to staying healthy can deplete the immune sys- health.com), says the benefits during this flu season. tem. of proper nutrition extend from “Good nutrition is so impor- Acid-alkaline balance. “The oral health to sickness preven- tant in everyday life and in the best tool you have for daily liv- tion and post-surgery healing. healing process. There are a ing and healing is the way you CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN As a periodontist and nutrition- number of ways for a person eat,” Moldovan says. “For ist, she sees problems taking with sub-optimal health, or instance, a diet high in sugar is 1. Give assent 1. ______and Old Lace root early on. who is healing after surgery or acidic, whereas incorporating 7. Absence of war 2. Small crown “Proper nutrition is a huge injury, to improve their condi- alkalinizing foods, such as 12. Irregular in shape or outline 3. ___lesce: grow together component of oral health and tion through better nutrition.” lemons, limes and dark leafy 13. Daylight time indicator 4. Makes last using strict econo- overall health,” says Moldovan, Moldovan lists three ways to greens combat acidity. They’re 15. Citizen of Tel Aviv or Haifa my “Nutritional deficiencies mani- protect and heal the body with also loaded with vitamins, min- 16. For plucking strings 5. Marks to omit print fest in the mouth. Redness at the right nutrition: erals and antioxidants.” 17. Chief executive officer 6. Newspaper department super- the corners of the mouth, a Antioxidants. These combat “There’s no one-size fits-all 18. Lounge visor shiny, spotted or glossy tongue, the potential damage done by nutritional advice anymore,” 20. Caliph 7. Whines burning mouth, bleeding gums, harmful cells. So try a wide Moldovan says. “Each person 21. __ Frank’s diary 8. Between northeast and east 23. Skin infections 9. General’s assistant (abbr.) can all be signs of different variety of colorful fruits and has a different way of absorb- 24. Aroma 10. Bastion vitamin and nutrient deficien- vegetables, which contain ing and processing vitamins 25. Perished 11. Most common piercing point cies.” potent antioxidants. ”Fresh and minerals. The bottom line 26. Radioactivity unit 12. Noisy summer insect Moldovan notes that many fruits and vegetables are best is that food is nourishment, and 27. Hans __: German biochemist 13. Moved faster medical journal articles have because cooking destroys most it’s vital we get what we need to 28. Temporary 14. Dens related nutritional deficiencies antioxidants,” Moldovan says. stay healthy, fight disease and 31. Stalk 19. Lying in wait to numerous oral health prob- “Basically, the more colorful to heal.” 33. Scarfs 22. Comestibles lems and general health crises the foods, the more antioxi- 35. Fast 24. Bombastic such as diabetes, high blood dants they have. Green, leafy 36. Military gesture 27. Ukranian capital pressure, immune system vegetables also contain a 39. Lobes of the soft palate 29. Mind (Greek) 43. Feels concern 30. ___ling gun 44. Calendar month (abbr.) 32. God of war & sky (Germanic) 46. Edible red algae 34. Anesthetized Doing goodʼs February Volunteer of the Month 47. Expression of sorrow or pity 36. Pays tribute to 48. Al_____: wooly Peruvian 37. Algonkian speaking tribe Dr. Andy Flipse is Febr- One of his favorite quotes is mammals 38. Art __: design style 50. 1841 R.I. rebellion 40. Crazier uary’s Nashville Volunteer of by Mahatma Gandhi: “Don’t 51. Young canine 41. Behind in payments the Month. Dr. Flipse is a prac- look for big things, just do small 52. Unkeyed 42. Signals ticing dentist who donates things with great love…The 54. Born of 43. Picata ingredient much of his time to the smaller the thing, the greater 55. Furniture with open shelves 45. North American country Interfaith Dental Clinic, a non- must be our love.” Dental care 58. Saddle horse 48. Young salmons profit that provides affordable can be considered inconsequen- 60. Listened to again 49. Wrap dental care to the uninsured tial for many people, so Dr. 61. Performing artists 53. Auld __ syne: good old days working poor. As an individual, Flipse must increase his com- 62. 5 Protestant Reformation 56. Modern hair application he has provided over 80 hours passion and engagement phrases 57. Cologne of pro bono dental care through accordingly. In this way, Dr. 63. Wraths 59. Bridge building degree the Interfaith Dental Clinic. Flipse continues to bring dental Dr. Flipse began his career health awareness into the com- in the music industry and in munity that may only be focus- his mid-forties, he decided to ing on the “big things.” enroll in the University of Nashville’s Volunteer of the Louisville School of Dentistry Dr. Andy Flipse Month is a program of Doing as the oldest member of his Good, a 501(c)3, nonprofit class. In addition to his normal Dental care is not covered by organization which educates practice, Dr. Flipse volunteers Medicare or Medicaid. This and inspires people by celebrat- with the Interfaith Dental leads to a cultural mindset that ing the real stories of real peo- Clinic to give back to the com- dental care does not deserve as ple who volunteer. For addition- munity. One of the great parts much attention. Along with full al information about Dr. Flipse, about the clinic is that it has time workers and volunteers at Doing Good, or other volun- high quality gear so that the clinic, Dr. Flipse works to teers, visit the website www. patients can receive treatments change the mindset that one’s DoingGood.tv without sacrificing the quality teeth are solely an after- of their care. thought. February 22, 2018, The News- Page 17 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

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Your Ad Here! Call (615) 298-1500 Page 18- The News, February 22, 2018 n Junior Achievementʼs Bottles for BizTown

Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee and the JA Associate Board hosted Bottles for BizTown to raise funds and awareness for the JA BizTown program. This masked wine tasting competition, at JA BizTown, fea- tured a silent auction, entertainment, food, and a moonshine tasting. The theme was red and white wines and guests brought three bottles of the same wine to participate. Teams were made up of one to three members, and two of the team's bottles were bagged, tagged with the team number and served that night. The third bottle was saved for prizes. The team wine receiving the most likes took home two-thirds of the wine prize pool, and the team with the second most likes was awarded one-third of the wine. Junior Achievement strives to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. JA works with kindergarten through high school students to show them the value of their education. Community volunteers BizTown: Jonathan Vest and BizTown: Ryan and Erin Arnett, Sydni Bailey and Tyler Dicke. teach students economics, entrepreneurship, personal finance, workforce readiness, and other skills students need. Robyn Williams.

BizTown: Ethan OʼConnell, Hannah Frantz, Paul Shefelton, and Aisling BizTown: T. J. Meredith, Danny Valdini, Cody OʼMalley, and Pat Gill. Galligan.

BizTown: Joseph and Meghan Cavalieri, and Todd and Wesley Maurer. BizTown: Larry and Gina McCarty, and Kim and Robert Lopez.

BizTown: Trent Yates, Matt Capps, John Heil, and Sean Stacy. BizTown: Parrick Sims, Kristen Freude, Jenny Galligan, and Patrick Thomas. February 22, 2018, The News- Page 19 Page 20- The News, February 22, 2018 n Chinese New Year Party

photos by • Brenda Batey Chinese Arts Alliance of Nashville (CAAN) wel- comed the Chinese New Year of the Dog, with a ten- course banquet at Lucky Bamboo. Cuisine from across China was served for the beginning of the Year of the Dog. People born in the Year of the Dog are said to possess the best traits of human nature. They are honest, friendly, loyal, smart, straightforward, and have a strong sense of responsibility and justice. The event also featured a Lion Dance to bring good luck and a silent auction which offered Chinese themed items including fans, snuff bottles, an intricate puzzle, umbrella, emperor figurines, a fabric kite, and dinners at many Asian restaurants, as well as a painting of a pet by artist Sallie Mayne. CAAN is a not for profit arts organization that promotes the awareness, understanding, apprecia- Party: Peter Schram, Alisa Raynor, and Josh and Sarah tion, and enjoyment of the Chinese visual arts and performing arts. For more information about Party: Matt Williams and Melody Trigona Clinton. CAAN, visit www.ChineseArtsAlliance.org. with the Chinese lion.

Party: Dierdre Dickerson, Sallie Mayne, Lynne Shipman, Perrin Tyner, and Bryan Mayne. Party: Roberta Sanders, Jose and Teri Alea, and Dawn Gardenhour.

Party: Shijie Shi and Mo Party: Lauren Elkins and Party: Lacy and Bret Benson, Bruce Oppenheimer, and Brad Smith. Liang. Joseph Dowdy.

Party: Terry and Kathy Party: David Brown and Party: Aura Gansten, Michael Stabin, Ling Chung, and Claire and Marvin Schwartz. Kimbro. Shelly Lanius. February 22, 2018, The News- Page 21

Agape Animal Rescue Benefit

photos by • David Hodgson

Agape Animal Rescue benefitted from a recent event held by Network Under 40: Nashville at Mason Bar, located inside COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT Loews Vanderbilt Hotel. More than 100 people gathered to enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres and to make new business contacts and friendships. Agape Animal Rescue is dedicated to finding forever homes for abandoned and displaced dogs, while educating the public to be more responsible pet owners. Several Agape dogs were on hand and available for adoption, along with numer- ous other canines which can be seen on The Sign of Excellence in HOA Management Agape’s website. For additional details about Agape Animal Rescue, email [email protected], call 615-406-7799, or 2200 21ST AVENUE SOUTH, SUITE 200 visit www.agaperescue.org. Benefit: David Willett, Caleb Bone, and Noel Bagwell. NASHVILLE, TN 37212 615.383.1777 Benefit: Monica Murray, www.TimmonsProperties.com Sara Staats, Sunny Bray, Kristine Kunta, and Zendaya.

Benefit: (below) Karsten Ferguson, Jackson Parks, Monica Murry, Robert Rosario, with Zendaya and . Muse. THANK Y U FOR HELPING THE ANIMALS My name is Bruce... and I am a 3-year-old male kitty. I weigh 14 pounds, and I am very sweet and friendly. I can be shy at first, but I warm up quickly. I’ve had bladder stones in the past, so I need to be on urinary health cat food. I’ve been around children and dogs and did fine. I hope you will come by to see me and find out what a good Bruce with Sharon Langford companion I am.

NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION 213 Oceola Avenue Nashville, TN 37209 615-352-1010 www.nashvillehumane.org

Benefit: Adam Myers, Quennise Giles, Corinne Wymer, and Mary Chapman. Page 22- The News, February 22, 2018 n Swan Ball Unveiling

photos by • Brenda Batey The Swan Ball Unveiling was Temple St. Clair, who founded on the tables will provide pops held at the beautiful home of her company in 1986 in of color on a champagne and Karyn Frist, with co-hosts Florence, Italy. St. Clair's collec- blush palette, with the stage as a Peggy Kinnard, Jennie McCabe, tion is known for rock crystal focal point. Lynne Rhett and Lucianne Wilt. amulets, and such rare stones Entertaining guests after This year’s event, set for as Australian Black Opal, dinner will be Atlanta’s Flavor, June 2 at Cheekwood, is led by Brazilian Paraiba Tourmaline, which covers the musical gamut Chairs Beth Alexander and African Tsavorite, and Royal from big band to bebop, and Patti Smallwood, who revealed Blue Moonstone. from disco to Destiny’s Child. plans for the 56th annual event. The volunteer design team, Kristen Winston Catering Grammy Award-winning Tori Alexander and Meg White, will provide the multi-course Huey Lewis & The News will has been charged with execut- meal for Swan Ball guests. headline the ball. The band is ing the chairs’ vision for the Winston also created passed known for such hits as The evening. “A Story of hors d’oeuvres for the unveil- Power of Love, Heart of Rock & Champagne and the Stars” will ing, offering mini grilled Roll, If This Is It, Hip To Be transport guests back to the cheese, tiny short rib tacos, Ahi Unveiling: Lisa Campbell Square, Workin’ For A Livin’ Gatsby era of opulence and tuna, lobster beignets and more. and jeweler Katie Fisher, of Unveiling: Melissa and Dave and many others. sophistication. For more information, visit Temple St. Clair. Mahanes. The featured jeweler is Centerpieces high and low www.swanball.com.

Unveiling: Linda Reeve, Julie Walker, Tricia Carswell, jeweler Temple St. Clair, and Cathy Unveiling: Brian, Ethan, Griffin and Patti Smallwood, Swan Brown. Ball co-chair.

Unveiling: Lucianne Wilt, Julia Jarman, Lynne Rhett, and Unveiling: Carol Kirkland, Betsy Burrus, Susan Chapman, and Claire McCall. Karyn Frist.

Unveiling: Tori and Dave Alexander, III, Dave Alexander, Jr., Swan Ball Co-chair Beth Unveiling: Whitney Musser, Kathy Harrell, Emme Baxter, and Alexander, Katherine Hardee, and Cal Alexander. Lynn Samuels. February 22, 2018, The News- Page 23

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The Swan Ball Jewelry Preview Party was held at the home of Maxine and Frank Majors. SAME DAY The jeweler who will be featured at this year’s ball is Temple BELLE MEADE CERTIFIED St. Clair, who was invited by Jewelry Chairs Cathy Brown, Lisa INSURANCE Campbell and Laura Landstreet. EWELRY & REPAIR APPRAISALS Florals by Jane Sloan and music by pianist Russell Davis J State of the Art Laser Welder added to the lovely ambiance and Kristen Winston Catering pro- vided cheeses, fruit, a charcuterie board, beef tenderloin crosti- Platinum • 14K &18K • Antique Restoration • Sterling Silver • Eyeglass Repair ni, country ham, seared tuna, colorful macaroons and more. Appraisals • Engraving • Prong Rebuilding • Watch Repair and Watch batteries Guests included: Robin Patton, Robin Puryear, Jennifer Puryear, Lynne Rhett, Kathy Rolfe, Ashley Rosen, Dorothy Belle Meade Plaza Sifford, Frances Spradley, Connie Cigarran, Collie Daily, Kathy Same Day 4548 Harding Road 269-3288 and Martin Davis, Jana and Ansel Davis, Laurie Eskind, Alice Jewelry Repair! (Next to Newk’s) BelleMeadeJewelry.com Hooker, Julie Gordon, Martha Ingram, Stephanie and John Ingram, Lee Ann Ingram, Edie and David Johnson, Lillias Johnston, Corrine Kidd, Jean Ann Banker, Mary Barfield, Tooty Bradford, Nan Cox, Katie Crumbo, Agneta Currey, Karen and Gene Fleming, Julie Malott, Julie Frist, Jennifer Frist, Party: Jeweler Temple St. Clair Katie Gambill, Patricia and Rodes Hart, Joyce Hitt, and Ann and host Maxine Majors. Nesbitt.

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Party: Ball Chairs Patti Smallwood and Beth Party: Tommy and Laura Landstreet, jewelry Alexander. co-chair. Page 24- The News, February 22, 2018 AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 615-298-9200 FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE! SHARON LILLICRAP Call 615-300-HOME (4663) LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE WESTHAVEN ~ OUTDOOR KITCHEN! OAK HILL ~ 4 CAR GARAGE! Entertainer's Delight! Fabulous Custom Built Luxury Home Courtyard with Outdoor Kitchen & on Beautifully Landscaped Stone Fireplace, Handsome Hard- Grounds! Upscale Finishes, woods, Formal Dining Rm, 2 Bed- Designer Kitchen open to rooms + Study on Main Level, Living Family Rm/FP & Built in AreaSOLD! open to Gourmet Kitchen with Cabinetry, Elegant Master Thermadore 6 Burner Gas Cooktop, Suite/Main Level, Four Bed- Built in Fridge & Huge Granite Gathering Island, Theatre Rm, Exercise Rm, rooms with Full Baths/Powder Rooms Up & Down, Four Spa- Elegant Main Level Master with Enormous Walk-In Closet, Fun Filled Com- cious Living Areas, 4 Car Garage, Covered Porch/Wood Burning munity/Town Center/Shops, Grocery, Pharmacy, Golf,Tennis & Pool. $649,900. Fireplace overlooks Private Backyard Retreat! $1,395,000. ASHLEY GREEN ~ NEW LISTING! FIELDSTONE FARMS ~ 4 BEDROOMS! Classy One-Level Condo features Hard- Wonderful Open Floor Plan! woods, Crown Molding and Plantation Great Room/Fireplace & Gas Shutters! Tile Flooring in Kitchen, Logs open to Kitchen/White Bathrooms, 2 Linen Closets & Utility Cabinetry, Formal Dining Rm, LR features Fireplace/Smokeless Room, Huge Master Gas Logs, Formal Dining Rm/Chair Suite/Vaulted Ceiling, Studio or Rail, 5 Ceiling Fans, Reverse Osmosis Home Office main level with Water Filter, Elongated High Seat Toi- Private Entrance, Big Bonus lets. Lots of Natural Light~15 Windows, Private enclosed Patio, Clubhouse & Rm Second Level. Pool, Play Pool, 55+ Community! Minutes to One Bellevue Place! $249,900. Ground, Tennis & Park, Williamson Cty Schools! $380,000. THE CLOISTER ~ ONE-LEVEL LIVING! WARNER PARK VALLEY ~ FOR LEASE! Handsome Condo with 2 One-Level Living ~ Spa- Bedrooms & 2 Full Baths! cious & Open! Hardwood Living Room features Fire- Floors, Formal Living & place, Spacious and Open Dining, Open Kitchen Floor Plan, The Lot is in- with Large Breakfast cludedSOLD! in the sale. A 55+ Room, Elegant Master Community with Club- Suite separate from the 3 Guest Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Bonus house and Pool! Minutes to Rm with Fireplace, Den overlooks Private Fenced Backyard, 3 the Nashville Medical Car Covered Parking, Storage Galore, Minutes to Warner Parks, Community,The JCC, Saint Henry & Belle Meade Shopping! One Bellevue Place, St Henry & JCC. $2,395 monthly rent BROOKSIDE FOR LEASE! SMYRNA ~ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! Adorable Brookside Cottage! Fabulous Corner Handsome Hardwoods, Great Lot with Amazing Rm/ FP & Custom Shelving Visibility! Land open to Dining Rm, Only - Perfect for Kitchen/Appliances, Master your Business. One Suite separate from 2 Guest Block in from Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Utility Lowery to Gate 11 Rm/Full Size Washer & Dryer, Brick Patio overlooks Fenced for Nissan. 0 Wade Backyard, Walk to Richland Greenway, Minutes to the Nashville Herrod Road. Medical Community! $1,995. month $195,000

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1109 Belle Meade Blvd...... $ 2,500,000 210 Maybelle Lane ...... 2,200,000 616 Equirer Avenue ...... 1,825,000 2200 Hampton Ave...... 1,700,000 705 Belle Meade Blvd...... 1,600,000 6005 Hillsboro Pike ...... 1,375,000 201 Lynnwood Blvd. 1900 Smith Hollow Rd. 31 Inveraray 712 Bowling ...... 1,300,000 $2,800,000 1707 Blair Blvd...... 1,150,000 $2,750,000 $2,499,999 2709 Oakland Ave...... 1,150,000 MLS# 1903166 - Modern, executive MLS# 1887104 - Gorgeous 437 Acres of roll- MLS# 1874498 - Secluded, Italian- 5904 Hickory Valley Road ...... 1,100,000 residence in Belle Meade. LEED Gold®. 4 ing farmland in Lynnville with 2 houses, reno- inspired villa in the exclusive enclave of 105 B. West Tyne Dr...... 975,000 BR, 6½ BA, 5,623 SF, reflecting pool. Co- vated historic barn suitable for event/wedding Northumberland. Extraordinary 2-acre 322 Whitworth Way ...... 965,000 listed with Katherine McGill, HBM2. venue, many storage/utility buildings. estate with guest house, tons of features. 1845 Wadebridge Way ...... 889,900 421 Avoca Avenue ...... 885,000 More details @ 2401Sterling.com More details @ 3132ForrestPark.com 4158 Outer Drive ...... 850,000 2013 Kingsbury Drive ...... 840,000 3408 Benham Avenue ...... 835,000 3612 Hampton Avenue ...... 815,000 108 Steeplechase Lane ...... 795,000 SOLD 909 Noelton Avenue ...... 787,500 PENDING 4812 Granny White Pike ...... 700,000 4509 Nebraska Ave...... 699,000 1830 Cromwell Drive ...... 695,000 5908 Sedberry Rd...... 686,000 8837 Highway 100 ...... 670,000 900 20Th Ave S #1111 2401 Sterling Rd. 3132 Forrest Park Avenue 2520 Blair Blvd...... 651,150 $1,395,000 $1,299,000 $1,250,000 2617 Linden Avenue ...... 650,000 1015B Caldwell Lane ...... 633,500 MLS# 1864834 - Sophisticated Adelicia MLS# 1827274 - English Cottage-style MLS# 1843107 - Custom-built home on 4314 Sunnybrook Drive ...... 630,000 with skyline views. Contemporary reno new construction in one of Nashville’s most fantastic in-town street. Main level master. 6319 East Valley Road ...... 620,000 less than 2 yrs. ago. Chef’s kitchen, huge beloved, ultra-convenient neighborhoods. Five bedrooms, 5½ baths, huge rec room, 5205 Franklin Pike ...... 599,000 wine storage. Concierge, pool, more! 4,636 SF, priced below appraisal! 3-car garage and more. 3937 Woodlawn Drive ...... 575,000 700 Burleigh Ct...... 510,000 More details @ 211Hillwood.com 806 Forest Acres Drive ...... 509,000 134 Tomilson Lane ...... 489,000 1121 Duncanwood Drive...... 482,500 WHY WORRY 409 Madia Vale Drive ...... 445,000 5149 Fredricksburg Way ...... 440,000 PENDING ABOUT THE 103 Forest Place Circle ...... 390,000 2008 Natchez Trace, 1 ...... 382,500 STOCK MARKET 2008 Natchez Trace, 2 ...... 382,500 3803 Woodmont Lane A ...... 375,000 5149 Traceway Drive ...... 375,000 211 Hillwood Blvd. PUT YOUR 3500 Rainbow Place 820 Roseview Drive ...... 351,000 $1,100,000 707 Summery Drive ...... 345,000 MONEY WHERE $745,000 1044 Percy Warner Blvd ...... 330,000 MLS# 1868975 - Charming Cape Cod- MLS# 1894986 - One level with stunning 2244 Craigmeade Circle ...... 325,000 style home with 4 bedrooms, 4½ baths. YOUR HOUSE IS remodel in blown-out, open floor plan. 2310 Elliot Ave., #137 ...... 325,000 Fabulous master addition with 2 walk-in Soaring ceilings, chef’s kitchen, 3,193 SF. 4615 Medora Ave...... 325,000 closets, media room in basement, more! Easy access to Melrose, 12-South & I-65. 3019 Woodlawn Drive ...... 320,000 513 Parmley Drive ...... 301,225 1125 Harpeth Mill Court ...... 300,000 Riverfront Home 1000 11th Ave. N...... 295,000 505 Alta Loma Road ...... 290,000 7431 Stacy Drive ...... 285,000 2053 Leeds Lane ...... 283,158 146 Piedmont Avenue ...... 282,000 SOLD 1204 Winter Breeze Ct...... 277,000 2001 Woodlake Ct...... 277,000 3000 Vanderbilt Place, #105 ...... 265,000 Treaty Oaks, Lot 12 ...... 250,000 Treaty Oaks, Lot 5 ...... 250,000 5018 Regent Drive ...... 239,900 2207 Pennington Bend #1 2207 Pennington Bend #3 1482 Stewarts Ferry Pike 569 Holt Valley Road ...... 205,000 $649,900 $679,900 $399,950 4225 Harding Pike, #301 ...... 205,000 MLS# 1813813 - Quality new construction MLS# 1878857 - Quality new construction MLS# 1901565 - Well maintained 80’s 3065 Richmond Hill Drive ...... 199,000 on the river. Dock permit is allowed. on the river. Dock permit is allowed. contemporary home on 5+ level acres. 224 Summit Ridge Drive ...... 169,900 Co-listed with Jamie Epstein, CPCA, and Co-listed with Jamie Epstein, CPCA, and In-ground pool. Very livable as is, or 4225 Harding Pike, #105 ...... 138,000 Mary O’Neil, Benchmark. Mary O’Neil, Benchmark. update to make your own. 4225 Harding Pike, #109 ...... 137,500

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NEW PRICE 5323 Lancelot Drive 1012 Heathfield Circle Camelot Acres/Brentwood Banbury Crossing/Brentwood Classic ranch with basement level rec room New paint and new kitchen appliances! all on a beautiful 1 acre lot. Community pool, tennis & playground 4 BR | 3 full BA | 3450 SF 4 BR (master down) $669,900 2 full, 1 half BA | 3041 SF $429,500 C OMPETENT • CREATIVE • CARING

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6449 Fleetwood Drive PENDING Residential building lot Walk to Everything in Green Hills! Beautiful views, wooded 1.34 acre 4102B Oriole $199,900 Master down Hardwoods throughout Large kitchen 1406 Sigler Street 2 Bonus areas plus office Music Row Area Covered back porch with stack stone fireplace Turn of century home needs TLC Level fenced yard Zoned single or duplex 3 BR | 2 full, 1 half BA | 2709 SF $595,000 $659,900

Shirley McLeod Contact NANCY TICE for appointment 615-347-7267 615-207-3758 [email protected] Nashville 615-327-4800 FridrichandClark.com Williamson Co. 615-263-4800 February 22, 2018, The News- Page 27

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5700 Hillsboro Road 1709 Castleman 1711 Castleman 4414 Forsythe Place Forest Hills Chic contemporary new Chic contemporary new Belle Meade Horses permitted on this construction by Build Nashville construction by Build Nashville 1 acre lot secluded 8.5 acre building site at 3800 SF 3800 SF $899,000 Tyne, minutes from Green Hills. $1,199,000 $1,150,000 $1,799,000 SOLD

1105 Draughon Avenue 3610 Valley Vista Road 2107 Hobbs Court When Keeping The Right Chic new construction West End/Bellwood Green Hills Company Matters by Build Nashville 1.07 Acres One level cluster 4 BR | 3 BA | 2958 SF 615-300-3826 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 2857 SF $525,000 $799,000 $695,000 WhitClark.com [email protected]

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3704 Sycamore Lane Willow Springs | Franklin Room for Everyone! 3 BR | 2.5 BA 217 Lilac Circle 4222 Jamesborough Place • Green Hills Private cul-de-sac in heart of Green 3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2338 SF Hills One level living 3 levels of living Master down Kitchen opens to den 2 true master suites Great floor plan Formal living and dining Beautiful hardwood flooring Treed 1/2 acre lot Fenced courtyard Granite kitchen $800,000 Community pool & walking paths. 2 story great room $2795/mo Best media room on the market with kitchenette In-law or potential rental on lower level with full kitchen 5 car garage 6 BR | 6 full, 1 half BA | 7210 SF ERIC GRASMAN, Broker $1,100,000 [email protected] 6154007355 RICHARD BRYAN 615-321-9531 www.thebigmove.com

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910 Ward Street Need to Rent? Fenced yard All brick 3 BDR | 1 Bath $249,900

211 Woodlands Drive Kingston Springs All brick Close to schools 3 BDR | 2 Bath | 2225 SF $329,900 235 Bancroft Cove 4400 Idaho Avenue Franklin Charlotte Park 28.83 Acres 3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2822 SF 4 BR | 2 BA | 1990 SF Hickman County $2400/mo $1995/mo Level to rolling. Easy to view. 960' road frontage.

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