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New Belle Meade Tower to Keep Theater Marquee Wednesday, December 21, 2005 WIN FREE Vol. 29 No. 51 MOVIE TICKETS To Bellevue Regal 12 Cinema Play “Where’s Wally” to win two free movie passes. See the “Where’s Wally” ad on Entertainment Page for details. Your Community NEWS Paper since 1978 New Belle Meade Tower to keep theater marquee Accident in Green Hills claims life of Dustin Wells Dustin Wells, 21, son of local dentist Dr. Dennis Wells, was killed in a single- car accident December 14 at approximatley 2:30 a.m. Wells’ Cadillac Escalade was traveling northbound on Galbraith Drive near Overhill when he failed to negotiate a curve causing his automobile to leave the roadway and The historic Belle Meade ments occupying 60,000 square teller building and drive up Development team worked strike a tree. Theater marquee soon will feet will be constructed above ATM. with the entire neighborhood Speeding appears to be a grace the entrance of Belle the new AmSouth Bank branch. “AmSouth is proud to for more than two years and has primary contributing factor to Meade Town Center, a $30 mil- The high-end, contemporary expand one of its largest offices been extremely responsive to the crash. lion development featuring a apartments will feature one, in Belle Meade by opening a everyone’s ideas and sugges- Harris Teeter Grocery, a new two and three bedroom units state of the art branch where a tions,” Summers said. “Thanks AmSouth Bank branch, luxury with nine-foot ceilings, top-of- team of banking and investment to that spirit of cooperation, Woman apartments and retail shops in the-line appliances and stone professionals will offer tradi- there is broad support for this more than 140,000 square feet kitchen counters. Renters will tional banking, mortgage development and a growing of space. have a choice between flats or financing, trust and investments sense of excitement about the attacked at The project, which will townhouse-style apartments to help its customers meet their amenities it will bring to the begin in early 2006, will be led with two-story open living financial goals,” said Keith community.” Iroquois by Nashville developer Tony rooms. All will feature large Herron, AmSouth’s Nashville Scott Reynolds, Giarratana of Giarratana balconies or terraces overlook- President. “We’ve been a part Development Director for Apartments Development. It will preserve ing one of Nashville’s most of this Belle Meade community Giarratana, and Brent Smith the façade of the Belle Meade desirable neighborhoods. for 50 years; committed to sup- will act as project managers A woman was attacked at Theater, one of Nashville’s “Belle Meade will now porting its growth and develop- during construction. Gresham, Iroquois apartment complex most significant landmarks, and have a town center - a neighbor- ment yesterday, today and Smith and Partners will provide December 13. Police say the bring new shopping and resi- hood village with upscale shop- tomorrow.” architectural and engineering victim was arriving to visit a dential opportunities to one of ping, high-end residential, a The project will be devel- services. friend when a man dressed in Nashville’s most affluent flagship Harris Teeter and a oped in phases over a two-year Separate elevators will pro- all white robbed and badly neighborhoods. premier AmSouth Bank,” said period and is zoned mixed use vide direct access to the Harris beat her just after she pulled Belle Meade Town Center, Giarratana. “We are delighted limited (MUL). It has been Teeter, AmSouth and apart- into the apartment parking at 4301 Harding Road in to preserve the Belle Meade designed around the newly ments from a below-grade lot.. Nashville, will be anchored by Theater, a beloved landmark implemented urban design garage. Parking for more than Police said that the a 57,000-square-foot, state-of- that conjures up fond memories overlay, which required signifi- 400 cars will be provided in woman was injured but not the-art Harris Teeter Grocery. for many Nashvillians. After cant planning efforts, including both the garage and surface taken to the hospital. AmSouth Bank has leased working closely with the com- neighborhood forums and spaces. Detectives are checking to 9,700 square feet of space munity, we are especially grati- rezoning. John Summers, The project is expected to see if this crime is related to which will serve as the new pre- fied by the strong support and Metro Council Representative employ 250 people during the an earlier break-in at an apart- mier bank branch in Belle interest of area residents.” from District 24, worked with construction phase. In addition, ment unit at the same com- Meade with extensive technolo- Construction is anticipated Giarratana during the planning business tenants will bring over plex. gy and amenities. to begin in early 2006 with a phase of the project. 100 new jobs to the area. Between 40 and 50 apart- new AmSouth drive-through “The Giarratana 7824 Pinecrest All brick, 4BR + bonus 2800sq.ft. + full basement $250,000 Home for the Holidays! 7532 Cherokee Hills PACESETTER 615-356-6000 ERA Mortgage Hotline 1-866-808-7209 All brick, 3BR, 2BA Each Office Independently Owned & Operated Beverly Totty 1786sq.ft., level, 615-533-1256 basement, 1 acre. www.beverlytotty.com $169,900 Westview Calendar Square Dance 2006. These Friday night until the class graduates. Flat Knowing Square Dancing will African American classeswill be held at the Rock Squares would like to be appreciated.Western Style classes at Boyd Garrett Center, extend a warm welcome to the Square Dancing is found in Spirituals program Woodbine Woodbine Cumberland youth dancers as well as every State of the Union, as at St. George’s Presbyterian Presbyterian Church, 30l6 young adults. Once you get well as the Canadian Nolensville Road, just south caught up into the fun and fel- Provinces, more than fifty A Program of African- Square Dance Classes will of where Thompson Lane lowship that goes with Square countries abroad. Calls are in American Spirituals and the begin with Open House and crosses Nolensville Road. Dancing the good exercise, the English language every- Organ will take place on Orientation for Classes begin- Classes will be held on Friday relaxation, clearing your mind where whether it be Germany, Monday, January 9, 2006, 7:30 ning January 6th and l3th nights beginning at 7:00 PM after a long days work, France, Japan or Saudi p.m., at St. George’s Episcopal Arabia. Square Dancing is Church, 4715 Harding Road, enjoyed around the World. It Nashville. This Lecture Recital, gives one a “great to be alive based on the Spiritual-based works of Calvin Taylor, will be feeling” say proponents of the given by the composer. Dr. dance.Square Dancing is an Taylor has traveled for many economical hobby. Bring a years throughout the U.S.A. partner if you wish. You are presenting thousands of con- always welcome to a smoke- certs in America’s churches. less alcohol free environment. This event is free and opento For additional information the public. For further informa- call 615-855-1952 tion, please contact 615-292- 5526. Hillwood band will haul away Toastmasters at Christmas trees NSCC Nashville State Community Let the Hillwood High College Toastmasters Club School Band haul away your meets on the second and fourth Christmas Tree this year! For a Wednesdays from 12:15 to 1:15 minimum donation of $10, a p.m. at Nashville State Hillwood Band parent and/or Community College, 120 White student will pick up the tree at Bridge Road. The meeting is your home or office in the West open to anyone interested in Nashville area on Saturday, improving his or her speaking January 7, 2006. Trees must be skills. For more information, outside by 7:00 a.m and free of call 673-2145. decorations. To sign up, please visit our website at www.hill- Baptist Church woodband.net or call 662-2066 does giftwrapping Everyone invited at mall to sing carols with St. Matthew The Charlotte Road Baptist Church Missions Team who has Join members of the choir been to Mexico several times of the Church of St. Matthew and recently returned from for Christmas Caroling on South Africa will be gift wrap- Wednesday evening, Dec. 21, ping in the Bellevue Mall this immediately following the 7:00 holiday season. The trips have p.m. Mass. We will carol for consisted of working in orphan- our sister parish in New Orleans ages in both countries, serving this year, Immaculate the poor, and spreading God’s Conception. After Mass, we love, among various others will meet in the Narthex, dis- services. The gift wrapping is perse the song sheets, then we free, but we will be taking up will go over to Traceside. After donations for future trips, the caroling, we will return to including another trip to the Parish Conference Room Mexico this Christmas. The for chili, cornbread and brown- store is located in between ies. Chick-fil-a and Hat World. The ALL ARE WELCOME. hours are Monday through Feel free to bring along your Friday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-9 entire family. Please come. It p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; will be loads of fun. Sunday 1 p.m.-5 p.m St. Matthew is located on Sneed Road. West Nashville Civitan Club West Nashville Civitan Club is a co-ed club that meets at 6 p.m. every second and Page 2 -- Wednesday, Dece,mber 21, 2005 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpaper Westview Calendar fourth Tuesday of the month at Southern Methodist Church, ects are worked on, or you may second floor of St.
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