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Page Page 2 NEWS 10 VOLUME 31 OCTOBER 3, 2019 NUMBER 37 Cooper takes reins as Mayor Metro to purchase and demolish 10 damaged homes located in Mayor said after taking the oath of office, which was flood plans administered by Juvenile Court Judge Sheila Calloway. Ten Davidson County FEMA to provide the oppor- Cooper, who succeeds homes located in flood plans tunity for public participa- Mayor David Briley, thanked that have been damaged dur- tion in the planning process his predecessor for his serving heavy rains due to rising and to consider potential ice to the city, and for a gra- creek water will be pur- impacts to minority and low- cious transition. “(This) chased through a Federal income populations. This shows how American democ- Emergency Management notice may also fulfill racy is supposed to work.” Agency (FEMA) grant and requirements under Section The new Mayor says edu- then demolished to prevent 106 of the National Historic cation will be a priority of repetitive loss to each struc- Preservation Act (NHPA). his administration, noting ture. Funding for each of these that many of the city’s public Metro applied for FEMA’s proposed projects will be con- schools face challenges. Hazard Mitigation Grant ditional upon compliance “We are struggling to Program funding through with all applicable federal, recruit and retain teachers. the state’s emergency man- tribal, state, and local laws, Mayor John Cooper delivers his inaugural address. Teachers struggle to lead agement. regulations, floodplain stan- - photo by Paul Ladd middle-class lives. That has Under the National Environ- dards, permit requirements to change. We have to do bet- mental Policy Act (NEPA), and conditions. Paul Ladd School in East Nashville. He ter. Supporting our schools, federal actions must be The homes included in Contributor to The News is the ninth Mayor since the and making sure that teach- reviewed and evaluated for this project are located at: ing is a valued profession, feasible alternatives and for Mayor John Cooper is Metropolitan Government • 3843 Crouch Drive, must be our common pur- social, economic, historic, pledging to make Nashville a of Nashville and Davidson Nashville; built in 1965 better city as he begins his County was formed in 1963. pose,” said Cooper. environmental, legal, and The new Mayor pledged to safety considerations. term in office, and calls his "Today, we begin the work • 3867 Crouch Drive, cooperate with Vice Mayor FEMA is required to con- new job "the honor of my of making Nashville a city Nashville; built in 1974 life." that works for everyone. Of Jim Shulman and the 40 sider alternatives to, and to members of the Metropolitan Cooper was sworn in ensuring that Nashville is a provide a public notice of, • 4937 Shadowlawn Dr., Council, who were also Saturday morning during livable, nourishing city. Of any proposed actions in or Nashville; built in 1977 an inaugural ceremony at making our city better. And sworn in at the ceremony. affecting floodplains or wet- Stratford STEM Magnet High we will do it together,” the See Cooper on Page 3 land, as well as requiring See Demolition on Page 3

3 of Metro Public Health Departmentʼs health centers are offering flu shots The Metro Public Health Monday – Friday from 8 a.m.–3:30 • Woodbine Public Health Cen- tection against influenza. Centers Department has received ship- p.m. at the following locations. ter, 224 Oriel Avenue, 615-862-7940 for Disease Control and Preven- ments of the seasonal flu vaccine Those wishing to make an There is a $25 fee for flu vaccine tion (CDC) officials say it is not too and has begun offering the vac- appointment are asked to call the for adults with private insurance, early to get a flu shot. cine at all three Health Depart- individual clinic at one of phone and a sliding scale is available if According to CDC, everyone six ment locations. numbers listed below. needed. TennCare and Medicare months of age and older should For fastest service, the Health • East Nashville Public Health Part B insurance are accepted and get a flu vaccine each year. Department encourages making Center, 1015 East Trinity Lane, 615- fully cover the $25 fee, but those While everyone should get a flu appointments, however, each cen- 862-7916 with Medicare Part B will need to vaccine each flu season, it’s espe- ter will see clients on a walk-in • Lentz Public Health Center, bring their insurance card. basis. Flu shots are available 2500 Charlotte Avenue, 615-340-5607 Flu vaccine offers the best pro- See Flu Shots on Page 10

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Shulman, Council begin new term

Vice Mayor Jim Shulman speaks after taking the oath of office. - photo by Paul Ladd Metro Council members take the oath of office. - photo by Paul Ladd

Paul Ladd Following their oath, Shulman there is much to be done over the learn from Nashville's past, but ratifying the 19th Amendment to Contributor to The News took his own oath of office, next four years. Noting that that with a new Council and the U.S. Constitution, which Vice Mayor Jim Shulman administered by Judge Angelita Nashville has experienced sig- Mayor, the city has a fresh oppor- guaranteed and protected the and the forty members of the Blackshear Dalton. Shulman nificant growth in recent years, tunity. "We've been given the right to vote for women. Next Metropolitan Council began won a special election last year, he says a bigger city means big chance to restart and refocus year marks the amendment's their new term on Saturday, and was elected to a full term in changes and big challenges. about where we go from here," 100th anniversary. just prior to the inauguration of the August general election. "They're not easily solved," he said Shulman. "We work better Mayor John Cooper. In a brief address, Shulman said. "And they require tough, when we all work together." The Council, which has 19 committed to working with very tough decisions." Shulman and Council mem- SEND YOUR NEWS TO: new members, was sworn in as a Mayor Cooper, highlighted the The Vice Mayor said it is bers wore yellow roses to com- [email protected] group by Judge Lynda Jones. new Council's diversity, and said important to understand and memorate Tennessee's role in KETTLER TRIKES DRESS UP & COSTUMES SCIENCE TOYS FRISBEES KITES BOOKS PUZZLES BOARD GAMES GAMES BOARD PUZZLES BOOKS KITES

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From Page One Nashville where tourism bene- walks, in protecting and and the Council will have to saddled with aging industries. fits residents, not the other way expanding our tree canopy, in address the financial situation Health, education, hospitality, Cooper... around. Cost-effective, fiscally becoming a sustainable, over the next term, calling for entertainment and logistics responsible government that is resilient city, a city of parks "well-administered, long-term anchor our economy. Our tax Cooper praised the new managed for everyone. A trans- and greenways,” he said, capital plans" to deal with the base is increasing. We all know Council’s diversity and the parent, open government com- adding that “together, we can city's current and future chal- people want to move here. We got leadership current and new mitted to high standards.” build a beautiful, livable, sus- lenges. the growth. And now we have to members are bringing to city Cooper says it’s time for city tainable city.” Cooper says he has been told manage it to make our lives bet- government. “The Metro government to focus on neigh- Cooper wants to see higher he cares too much about num- ter and not worse. Now is the time Council, and this city, has borhoods. “Some people seem wages in both the private and bers, which he also mentioned to decide with confidence how become a gorgeous mosaic. Our to think revenues generated public sectors, saying the city during the campaign. "But if we want to succeed as a city." diversity makes us stronger.” downtown should stay down- has to invest in its people, so we don't get the money right, A number of current and Echoing themes of his suc- town. I disagree. The people of that the costs of growth don't we can't get anything else right. former elected officials attend- cessful campaign, Cooper re- Nashville made an investment. force people to move out of Because in government, to care ed Cooper's inauguration, in- peated his promise to build “a Now is the time to spread the Nashville. "Our job is to make about finances is to care about cluding outgoing Mayor Briley, Nashville that works for every- benefits of growth, not just the sure that our residents are people. That is how you make and former Mayors Bill Purcell one.” costs, to all our neighborhoods. ready for the great jobs that our our dreams real." and Karl Dean, and U.S. Rep. “Today, we begin the work of It is time to invest in Jefferson city is now attracting, "adding Despite the challenges, Jim Cooper (D-Nashville), the serving our people—of choos- Street, in Antioch, in Donelson, that he wants to find more Cooper concluded with an opti- mayor's brother. ing our future—with confi- in Bellevue, in Goodlettsville, money to increase pay for city mistic tone as he talked about Following the ceremony, dence. What our fellow citizens and the other neighborhoods employees. what lies ahead for Nashville. Cooper led a parade at the Good want from us is very clear—a that make this a great city. Acknowledging the city's fis- "We are the envy of cities in Neighbor Day Festival in focus on neighborhoods, a “We need to invest in side- cal problems, Cooper said he America," he said. "We aren't Antioch.

From Page One • 212 Elm Street, saved either because of size, evaluate the impacts of the pro- proposed action, or request a Madison, built in 1935 location near a creek or could- posed project. The comments copy of the findings by contact- Demolition... n’t be elevated due to extent of should be made in writing and ing: Antonette (Toni) Plummer, • 1007 Gibson Drive, damage the house has sus- addressed to Davidson County 1600 Second Avenue North, • 3859 Crouch Drive, Madison, built in 1955 tained throughout the years. Fiscal County. All comments Fifth Floor, Nashville, TN 37208, Nashville; built in 1974 Relocation options would be too are due within 30 days of this calling at 615-862-4582 or by • 3301 W. Hamilton Avenue, costly. Taking no action leaves notice. Davidson County will email at: Antonette.Plummer@ Nashville; built in 1965 these homes at risk of future forward comments to applica- nashville.gov. • 4343 Eatons Creek Road, loss claims due to flooding. ble regulatory agencies as need- Madison; built in 1966 • 5342 Buena Vista Pike, Comments are solicited from ed. Nashville; built in 1960. the public; local, state or federal Interested persons may sub- SEND YOUR NEWS TO: • 210 Elm Street, agencies; and other interested mit comments, obtain more [email protected] Madison, built in 1899 None are these homes can be parties in order to consider and detailed information about the

Projects will bring visual, literary and performing arts interventions to court-involved youth Six local nonprofit organiza- the decisions they’ve made in tions will bring arts instruction the past. It hurts my heart to see and mentoring to youth in- youth without hope, and with volved with the juvenile court Restorative Arts, they find system as the Metro Nashville hope.” Arts Commission’s (Metro “Studies show that adding Arts) board of commissioners arts to diversion programs dra- recently approved funding for matically improves children’s their 2019-2020 Restorative Arts graduation rates, social-emo- DUPONT OLD project proposals. tional skills and community Restorative Arts is a partner- engagement,” said Metro Arts ship of Metro Arts, Judge Sheila Executive Director Caroline Calloway and the Nashville / Vincent. “And our own survey Davidson County Juvenile Court, of Restorative Arts participants and the Oasis Center. Begun in showed statistically significant 2016 as a Public Investment increases in youth self-aware- Plan (PIP) pilot, the program’s ness, self-management, and HICKORY PLANT marked impact led to its inclu- relationship skills after partici- sion in the Metro operating pating in the program. Metro Lung Cancer • Other Cancers budget. Arts is proud to help bring Through this year’s projects, these artists and organizations Special trusts have been set up by vendors and suppliers of the DuPont Old court-involved youth will into the Juvenile Court system Hickory plant to pay asbestos victims. engage in a wide range of arts and grateful to Judge Calloway interventions, such as using for her dedication to ,I\RXHYHUZRUNHGDW the DuPont Old Hickory plant before 1982 you may have been exposed to instruments and software to Nashville’s youth.” asbestosDQGQRWHYHQNQRZLW

Metro/State Commentary

By Horace Johns, MTSU Business Professor Former Metro Councilman

“Impeachment possible, Conviction unlikely”

It takes a majority of the 435 Ukrainian government. It may members of the House of have been too pushy for Trump Representatives to impeach (i.e., to ask for such a favor, but it’s a charge a president of “high far cry from quid-pro-quo crimes and misdemeanors”, but bribery as in Biden’s case. Also, not to convict him, however) and Trump’s requested favor was for a two-thirds majority of the 100 assistance in an official Justice U.S. senators or 67 to convict and Department’s investigation into actually remove him from office. the origins of the Mueller probe Thus, since Democrats have a being led by U.S. Attorney John majority in the House, they Durham, a career prosecutor. could impeach President Trump, So, the irony of the Democrats’ but it would be exceedingly diffi- push for Trump’s impeachment cult to get 67 senators to vote to is that it will cause the investiga- convict him since Republicans tion of Biden for the same have a senate majority of offense and perhaps end his James E. Seay Jr. Scholarship Annual Fish Fry 53-47, plus the fact that two quest for the presidency. Democratic senators – West An extremely questionable Scholarship funds higher education for first responders in memory of Virginia’s Joe Manchin and plank of Democrats’ inquiry NFD District Chief Alabama’s Doug Jones (repre- thus far is that an unnamed senting two of the reddest, whistleblower cited various The Annual James E. Seay their EMT training and Fire The James E. Seay Jr. Trump-leaning states) – would rumors he had overheard sec- Jr Scholarship Fish Fry will Sciences education. Scholarship is also awarded to be hard-pressed to vote against ond-or-third-hand, likely had a happen Saturday, October 5, The scholarship is named in Tennessee State University Trump. Therefore, unless hard law firm write it up as an official from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at honor of District Chief James graduate students who are evidence for bi-partisan support complaint, and fed it into the the Nashville Fire Department E. Seay Jr., who served the researching pathological dis- to remove Trump is presented, it Trump media-hating machine. Training Academy located at Nashville Fire Department for eases such as Amyotrophic is unlikely to happen. Mind you, this is hearsay per se 2601 Buena Vista Pike, Nash- more than 34 years, saving and Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and Let’s review the current sta- by someone we don’t even know ville. protecting lives while his life Chronic Obstructive Pulmon- tus of the evidence. Don’t forget the name of that would never be The James E. Seay Jr. was heading into an unforeseen ary Disease (COPD). when Democrats insisted Trump allowed as testimony in a court Scholarship has provided first spiral of two diseases, ALS and Fish plates with spaghetti was “working on behalf of the of law. Moreover, come to find responders with needed funds COPD. and coleslaw will be available Russians,” only to have Special out the “intelligence communi- to continue their higher educa- District Chief Seay passed for $8, sandwiches will be avail- Counsel Robert Mueller declare ty” changed the rules this past tion, since 2016. away in October 2013. able for $5 and deserts available his nearly two-year investiga- summer to eliminate the first- The scholarships are award- In 2017 the scholarship pro- for $2 at the event. Please con- tion found no collusion bet- hand knowledge requirement, ed to members of the Nashville gram expanded to include stu- sider donating to this worthy ween Russia and the Trump allowing employees to file Fire Department Academy for dents from Whites Creek cause. Campaign to interfere in the whistleblower complaints even recruits who want to continue Comprehensive High School. 2016 election. if they have zero direct knowl- Last week, Trump released a edge of underlying evidence and complete transcript of his call only heard about wrongdoing with Ukrainian President from others. Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, Zelensky, once again showing Those living in glass houses Democrats got ahead of the evi- shouldn’t throw stones. Several West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, dence. The Washington Post ticking time bombs threaten Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers reported that two former U.S. Democrats: (1) Michael Horowitz, officials said Trump’s interac- the Justice Department inspec- Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus tion with Zelensky included a tor general’s pending report on promise that was regarded as so malfeasance in the FBI and Anthony Cunningham _ President and Publisher troubling that it prompted a U.S. intelligence community; (2) U.S. intelligence community official Attorney Durham’s investiga- Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist to file a formal whistleblower tion into the attempted coup complaint. However, the tran- against Trump; and (3) U.S. Paul Ladd - Contributor Larry Lipman - Columnist script shows Trump made no Attorney John Huber’s investi- Jim Wilson - Columnist Brenda Batey - Social Editor promise or threats to Zelensky gation into the FBI’s surveil- Ellis Thompson - Columnist Lisa Bold - Production Manager for him to investigate Joe Biden lance of Carter Page and connec- and his son, Hunter Biden; in tions between the Clinton Member: Published weekly by GCA Publishing Co., Inc. at 2323 Crestmoor Road in Nashville, Tn. 37215, (615)-298-1500. fact, Zelensky said there was no Foundation and Uranium One Copyright © and Trademarked ™ 1999, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced pressure from Trump. scandal with Russia. Suburban Newspaper Network in whole or in part by any means without the express written consent of the publisher. 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There’s Machine, will test the beats her how to use it. “The usually a surprise or two per minute to see if any- fake stone is scratched and dug up from that mountain thing is off. chipped in a way that a dia- of jewelry. Hallmarks. We see a lot of mond doesn’t scratch.” She Sometimes you are just them because we buy and could see for herself that not sure what it is: animal sell designer jewelry like where the planes met in the or vegetable? Tanzanite or Cartier, Tiffany and Co., fake stone, it looked rounded sapphire? That’s when we Van Cleef and Arpels, etc. and slightly bumpy, full of can pull out the Big Guns, With our expertise in design- scratches and chips from top like the gemological instru- er brands, we know what to bottom, whereas in her ments: the refractometer, they should look like. If brilliant cut diamonds, the the polariscope, the dichro- once in a while we should facets looked crisp, sharp scope, the ultraviolet lamp. ever get stumped on a and perfect. Oooooh, sounds fancy! Well, unique hallmark, we have a Because we are one of the it kind of is, but it’s also fun. trusted network we rely on. largest estate and vintage We also purchase pre- You don’t need to guess! jewelry buyers in the state owned luxury watches like Whether you are buying, of Tennessee, working here Rolex, Omega, etc. and these selling, or just want to see is like a treasure hunt every need to be authenticated as what you have, bring it to day. You just never know well. Something as simple as the experts at Green Hills what’s going to come through the weight of the watch can Diamond Brokers, and we’ll the door. We have people be a dead giveaway, telling tell you what it is. Oh, and bring in their often-inherit- us if it is fake or real. Also, our experts definitely recog- ed jewelry boxes filled to the our fancy “Timegrapher,” nize the fake vs. the real! brim with costume and fine which we also call our Time jewelry. In that box is always a charm bracelet with an Eiffel Tower charm on it somewhere. We sit with them and sort through the 615-386-3400 treasure GreenHillsdiamondbrokers.com Jennifer Michaeli with Green Hills box determining Diamond Brokers, Gemologist and what is real and what is not, 2120 Crestmoor Rd, Suite 3010 Jewelry Designer. what they want to keep and Nashville, TN 37215

I traveled to NYC and met Judging by the hundreds a friend at Del Fresco’s of customers with jewelry to where she insisted we have sell who come to us every a drink. I ordered a Dirty month who say, “ I don’t Martini straight up with even know if it’s a real dia- extra dirty on the side, mond, but I wanted you to and MAN, that was a good look at it for me,” there is a Martini! When we left, it lot to be said for the trained was about 10:30 p.m., and the eye vs. the untrained eye. guys that sell fake designer There is tremendous value bags had lined the streets that comes with having 18th Annual Living History Tour: with their goodies spread proper testing instruments 20th Annual Living History Tour: out on blankets. My friend to test stones, and the knowl- If TheTombstones Early Could Settlers Talk: Triumph of Nashville and Tragedy and I stopped to look at what edge and years of experi- the street vendors had to ence to interpret the results, offer. She was hesitant, but which is one of the great one of the bags had caught features at Green Hills WHEN Saturday, October October 12, 14, 2019, 2017, 2-4 3:00-5:30pm PM and 6-8 PM her eye. Since the original Diamond Brokers. would have set her back a Whether you are selling WHERE Nashville CityCity Cemetery Cemetery good $3,500, she negotiated a to us or buying from us, we 1001 4th4th Ave.Ave. S little bit and bought one for are all about a transparent Nashville, TNTN 3720337203 $60. transaction. We enjoy edu- COST The next day in actual cating our customers about $5 per personperson or $10 per family light, we studied the bag and what they have or what they FREE Greer Stadium saw exactly why they sell are looking to buy. Fort Negley them at night. The quality Last week, a client came PARKING 5341100 Chestnut Fort Negley Street Blvd. just wasn’t there. I told her to us with three rings to sell. Nashville, TN 37203 the bag should meet its Two of the rings were set maker. So with some peer with lovely, round brilliant- For tickets and more information visit www.thenashvillecitycemetery.org pressure, she tossed it in the cut diamonds. The third trash. I had a thought that ring, however, immediately evening. Is it as easy for the prompted us to say, “that average person to spot a fake stone is not a diamond.” diamond as it might be to “How do you know?” she spot a fake designer bag? asked. We brought out a Page 6- The News, October 3, 2019

"What was the purpose in writ- with my writing of the article our focus on spiritual accom- ing your most recent article?" I last week, I am sorry. I did not plishments and though the could tell he was not only dis- intend to rebuke anyone, and daily grind is often overwhelm- pleased, but he was embar- some of my comments were ing, remember it is temporary Taxing rassed. I did receive some criti- meant to be somewhat humor- and often a distraction from the cal responses to that article and ous. They were not well-taken essential matters in life. That is Matters some commendations. I by all readers. my focus. I realize as Henri thought the quotes from Tim Zat Rana wrote, Nouwen stated, Allen were supportive of the “Every year, I find myself in “I am not what I do, I am not By Jim Wilson, CPA consensus. However, not all awe at how much I have what I own, I am not what oth- readers felt the same. I consid- changed, how much I have ers think of me, I am not what I er myself a conservative in reli- learned, and how little I know. think of myself – I am a beloved gion, politics, and life in gener- It's humbling in the best of child of God.” al. My opinions are often tinted ways. It's a reminder that many I am a child of the Father A Heart to Heart talk with (or flooded) with conservative of my day's certainties are far and a brother of Christ. I cur- overtones. less concrete than I think, and rently find myself in a broken my son Then he asked me, "What is it's an excuse to reflect on why state of existence. However, as the focus of your life?" Wow! and how I have grown. I'm sure the lyrics of Hellen Howard My son and I met on Satur- I cherish opportunities to dis- What a question. He began to that, in a few years, I'll look Lemmel's song reminds us, day to ride our motorcycles cuss the ministry because I bring the subject into focus. back on today and wonder what together and to have some one- have devoted 52 years to preach- "Not everyone will agree with on earth I was thinking, just as “Turn your eyes upon Jesus, on-one time. He is a faithful ing and ministerial service. you on the subject of politics, today I look back on yesterday Look full in His wonderful face, religion, or other opinionated and wonder the same.” minister and devotes an enor- As we began talking, while And the things of earth will mous amount of time to his eating breakfast at The Cracker remarks." He started at that I know nothing more about grow strangely dim, work. Most of my close friends Barrel Restaurant, I asked him point to preach a poignant ser- Zat Rana, but I agree with him. know that my son is also a con- how he liked my article in mon on life both here and here- Though I too am awed by the In the light of His glory and summate computer wizard, and GCA News last week. He was after. He told me that the things vast plethora of information grace.” for many years he was a win- not pleased with that article. we are most interested in that exists in the world, the ning race car driver. I can truth- He has read most of my articles here are only temporary. Our most important to my family For more information, call fully say I admire him. When he and has been complimentary in lives here should reflect the and me is to know God's Word Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA, CFE decides to do anything, he gives most cases. His response shook proper longer view and focus and to emulate that to everyone at 615-673-1330 or email jim@ it his best efforts. He has always me. He asked me an imploring on God and His Son, Jesus. I meet. Therefore, we should set wilsonandwilsoncpa.com thrown himself into any situa- question. "Dad, what motivates Tears welled up in my eyes. tion, body, and soul. After an you to write your articles?" I This was the little boy I cher- outstanding career in the field sat there for what seemed like a ished throughout his life, and of computer forensic analysis, very long pause. I said, “I enjoy now he was critiquing my Get Results he decided to change his entire sharing my ideas with my read- words and my life. And the ser- From Your Advertising Dollars! life goal. He returned to Lips- ers. I have many people who mon hit me square between the comb University and received have complimented my writing eyes. My boy has become the Call 615-298-1500 his Master of Divinity Degree and some who have not been so man I wish I were. from Hazelip School of Theology. pleased with it.” Then he asked, Now, to all whom I offended

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Plant workers employed from 10 to 40 years or more for before 1981 diagnosed with vari- asbestos-related cancers to ous cancers are entitled to spe- appear.” cial benefits. Lung cancer, To compensate cancer vic- esophageal cancer, laryngeal tims and the families of de- cancer, pharyngeal cancer, ceased cancer victims, Federal stomach cancer, colon cancer, Bankruptcy Courts have re- rectal cancer, and mesothe- quired asbestos manufacturers lioma are frequently caused by to set aside hundreds of mil- asbestos exposure. Asbestos- lions of dollars in private laced products were used for trusts. Through these trusts, decades at the DuPont Old cancer victims can receive Hickory Plant. Neither employ- money damages by the filing of ees nor management were timely, detailed, and accurate aware of the asbestos risk. claims. Asbestos is a mineral that in Norris Injury Lawyers has its natural state is harmless. It announced a specific initiative Mike and Darla Gregory, tor for many years, upgraded daughters. becomes harmful when it is to assist DuPont Old Hickory who reside at 625 Des Moines the home, expanded the The award was presented pulled apart or ground up into Plant employees in recovering Drive, have been selected as square footage, and added a by Hal Perry, long-time neigh- flexible fibers. Then, when money set aside for them in the Tulip Grove October really nice addition to the borhood activist in the inhaled or swallowed, micro- these asbestos trusts. Cancer “Lawn of the Month” win- property. Mike’s wife, Deborah, District 12 area, along with scopic asbestos fibers may be victims or the families of ners. Mike has resided at the passed away back in 2015, and some very nice gift cards permanently affixed to body tis- deceased victims who worked at home since back in 2000 and then Mrs. Weeks passed in from local Hermitage mer- sue. Over many years, these the plant before 1981 may call then with his first wife 2016, and Mike has continued chants who continue to sup- fibers may cause genetic 800-478-9578 for a free evalua- Deborah and their four chil- to live at the home full of lov- port the local beautification changes that can lead to cancer. tion of their claim. Additional dren and mother-in-law, Jean ing memories. promotion. According to the National information is available at get- Weeks. Jean and her husband Mike first began planting That completes the season Cancer Institute, “It can take norris.com/asb. Jim were some of the very flowers and plants several for the “Lawn of the Month” first Tulip Grove residents years ago to please the ladies promotion, and next up is the back in 1967 when the subdi- in the family, but it soon Tulip Grove “Christmas Home” vision was being developed. became a passion that he to be announced around mid- Get Results The family all became one truly enjoyed. Mike enjoys December. again living under the same playing golf with his friends, For any more informa- From Your Advertising Dollars! roof when Mike, who has and he loves to spend time tion email www.tulipgrove- been a professional contrac- with his two beautiful grand- assoc @gmail.com Call 615-298-1500

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Legacy lives amidst growth and change at Hillsboro High School

husbands time at Hillsboro High been named for, or dedicated to School. people over the years, and if we “From then, to what they didn’t have the continuity of have now, it’s just awesome,” employees and connection with says Mrs. Hessey. the community it would be very “It’s just wonderful that (the easy to lose sight of the impor- students) have all of this now”. tance of these different things”. Mrs. Hessey joined District 25 Dr. Pelham says the school Council Member Russ Pulley, the makes a great effort in making Monday morning of Sept. 23 for sure those legacies continue a tour of the school. through proper documentation, Guided by Principal Dr. keeping all of the plaques, and Shuler Pelham and a student having signage properly dis- ambassador, the group wan- played. dered the halls, and ‘Home of the “We have everything done Burros’ to view the additions correctly so that nobody feels and facilities. like they were forgotten because Mrs. Ruth Hessey, Councilman Pulley says hav- that's the reason why (we) do Coach Ed Hesseyʼs widow ing two sons who attended the these dedications,” says Dr. school; he has been heavily Pelham. Gloria Ruth Finney involved with Hillsboro High “This was a person who was Contributor to The News over the years, including the important enough that we want Letters in green stand out induction of the inaugural class them to live on forever, we don’t atop the white rounded over- to the Hillsboro High Athletic want them to be forgotten”. Dr. Shuler Pelham, Principal of Hillsboro High School explains hang, spelling out the name of Hall of Fame. Mrs. Hessey, also a longtime construction plans at the school with Councilman Russ Pulley the Hillsboro High School gym, “It’s a cool thing because Mrs. educator and school faculty and Ruth Hessey. Secondary picture: Mrs. Ruth Hessey looks the Ed Hessey Gymnasium. Hessey’s husband was part of member, says she is astonished at a copy of a 1942 Hillsboro High School yearbook. The school’s gym is named that class,” says Councilman by the changes and advances - photos by Gloria Ruth Finney for the late Ed Hessey; teacher, Pulley. “I was able to learn a lot now readily available to students basketball and football coach, about him through that at Nashville Schools. modernized learning facilities with an original 1942 Hillsboro from 1939-1968. process”. She says aside from a stint in for students, including the com- High School yearbook, which Since Coach Hessey’s final Following a lunch outing the United States Army, her hus- plete renovation of all interior had previously been signed to days at the school located in with Mrs. Hessey, Councilman band worked at Hillsboro High spaces. Students will enjoy new Coach Hessey by the senior class Green Hills, Hillsboro High has Pulley said it became what he School from the time he began project-based learning spaces of that year. Mrs. Hessey looked undergone many changes; calls a “no-brainer,” to organize teaching, until he retired. and an enclosed courtyard, as thrilled as she flipped through becoming an International the tour for the purpose of show- “He’s looking down here see- well as a new enrollment cen- the pages, remembering with Baccalaureate in 2003, and re- ing Mrs. Hessey what the school ing what you’re showing,” says ter, a Nashville Metropolitan ease many of the teachers in the quiring a construction and has grown to be. Mrs. Hessey. Transit Authority (MTA) mini photos. She says she wishes her restoration project which began Dr. Pelham says the early peo- “It’s a wonderful thing that hub, and a recycling center. husband’s legacy to live on at the in 2017, and is still currently ple involved with the school, the Board of Education, and the In addition to viewing the school, and she hopes the letters underway, and when completed, such as Coach Hessey, hold an powers that be have been able to school, Mrs. Hessey was able to that bare his name atop the gym- will have well exceeded the orig- important place in the history of provide all of this”. take a look at something which nasium will stay where they are, inal projection cost of $89 mil- the school’s campus, but decade Dr. Pelham says the construc- held a bit of nostalgia for her. at least throughout the remain- lion. after decade, those legacies may tion and addition will create Dr. Pelham presented her der of her lifetime. Ed Hessey may not have ever become more abstract to the stu- imagined Hillsboro High to grow dents who make up the campus and progress as it has; but there population today. is still someone around to see his “It's a wonderful thing when ITALIAN...NASHVILLE STYLE legacy live on, while the school people like Mrs. Hessey, get to he loved continues to grow. come here and help our students Mrs. Ruth Hessey is Coach today, by connecting with those MORE THAN JUST A MEAL Hessey’s widow. She turned 102 legacies from earlier,” says Dr. in April. Sharp as a tack, and as Pelham. T SAN XPERIENCE demure as they come, Mrs. “We have a lot of things I ’ E ! Hessey speaks fondly of her late around this school that have VALENTINO’S RISTORANTE

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October 4 October 5 with family and friends from recent. You will find encourage- through the Zoo’s backroads to around the area. ment, comfort and help in discover magical scenes. Trick- FiftyForward: An Community Shred Day People attending will enjoy a grieving the death of a spouse, or-treat around the Zoo trail Evening at the Disco American Legion Auxiliary complimentary afternoon of child, parent, sibling, other and uncover favorite treats FiftyForward J. L. Turner is sponsoring Community live music, games, silent auc- family member or friend. No made with sustainable palm oil. Center will be hosting "An Shred Day in Donelson from tion, food, drink and lots of fun. matter what the cause of your Enjoy special animal, science Evening at the Disco." The 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Post The second annual Party in the loved one’s death, this is an and magic shows, and grab a FiftyForward J. L. Turner Home located at 2864 Elm Hill Pasture will be held at 6542 opportunity to be around peo- photo with a princess, super- Center invites attendees to step Pk. in the parking lot. Melinda Drive. For more infor- ple who understand what you hero or villain. Visit the into the way-back machine for “Shred on the Run” will mation, call Jena at (312) 656- are feeling. If you can't make Frightful Farm to take a Dying their annual social and dance. bring their state of the art 6191. each week that is okay. Each Traditions home tour or brave More than 150 FiftyForward shredding truck. You can watch session is designed to stand the Haunted Barn. members, supporters, and com- them being shredded in a October 6 alone. Tickets are priced at $19 for munity leaders will be joining secure way. The shredded mate- Please feel free to contact us adults and teens, $14 for chil- in on the fun for a groovy night rials will be recycled helping to Nashville Philharmonic if you have any questions or for dren ages 2-12, children under 2 of great food, live music, far-out keep our community green. Orchestra presents more information. To register are free but do need a ticket to outfits and, of course, boo- Suggested donation of $3:00 per Oktoberfest Concert go to: woodmontbaptist.com/ enter. The times are 5 p.m. to 9 box or bag any size to be used griefshare or call Jan at (615) p.m. nightly. gieing all night long. This gala The Nashville Philharmonic for Unit 88 charities, i.e. home- 913-7353. The Nashville Zoo is located event raises funds for the Orchestra (NPO) will open its less veterans, Operation Stand at 3777 Nolensville Pike. For many services and activities at 17th season with concerts cele- Down, Children & Youth pro- more information and to see a the FiftyForward J. L. Turner brating three giants of the October 12 grams. Material that can be list of animals visitors will see, Center that support, champion German Romantic period. shredded: paper, photographs, Bellevue History Day trick-or-treating details, tips on and enhance life for more than This Oktoberfest includes the CD’s, X-rays, blue prints, Bellevue History Day will be attending and costume restric- 850 older adults in the Bellevue Overture for Ruy Blas by Felix DVD’s, microfilms, credit held at the Belle Vue I Cabin tions. go to: https://www. community annually. Mendelssohn, Symphonische This event will be held at cards, uniforms, photo film, located at Red Caboose nashvillezoo.org/boo floppy disks, notebooks Fantasie aus die Frau ohne Playground from 10 a.m. to 2 the FiftyForward sister center, Schatten by Richard Strauss, FiftyForward Martin Center For more information con- p.m. Attendees will learn how tact Janice Nelson, Community and Symphony No.3 (Rhenish) located at 960 Heritage Way, the founders of Bellevue lived. October 18 Service Chairperson at (615) by Robert Schumann. All share Brentwood, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will be free exhibits, The Hermitage Gala 714-6288. the qualities of musical fantasy blacksmithing, goats, a clothing FiftyForward J. L. Turner with a variation on an existing exhibit, basketmaking and hosted by the Andrew Center is a busy lifelong learn- work or the imaginative repre- cornhusk dolls. ing center at the heart of Vet Fest Jackson Foundation sentation of a situation or story. Bellevue History Day is Bellevue. The center is a part- Vetlinx chairman, Laurel The Hermitage Gala, hosted The NPO is an all-volunteer made possible by the Bellevue nership with the Bellevue Bowman, RN, has announced by the Andrew Jackson community orchestra in its Harpeth Historic Association Family YMCA. The event pro- that Vet Fest #4 has been set Foundation, will take place on 17th season. Its mission is to and a grant by the Community ceeds benefit the many pro- for Saturday, October 5 at Friday, October 18 at the Omni provide amateur and profes- Foundation. grams and services of the cen- Brentwood's Granny White sional musicians from Middle Nashville Hotel. Acclaimed ter aimed to support, champion Park, 610 Granny White Pike. Tennessee opportunities to per- journalist and historian Rick and enhance life at 50 and The public is invited to come form and to bring a diverse October 11-12 Atkinson will deliver this older. out "for this day of music and range of free, high-quality per- Two Rivers Mansion year’s keynote address. Tickets for the event are celebration to honor our veter- formances of symphonic music The gala is co-chaired by $75 per person and $50 for ans, their service and their fam- to a wide variety of audiences. presents: Kim Holbrook and Robin FiftyForward members. To ilies." The event will feature The annual Concerto and Com- Spirit Legends Tour Puryear, who previously worked reserve your tickets or for more musical entertainment, games position Competition and the This tour tied to the together on the Antiques and information, call 615-622-3040. and activities for all ages, ven- ongoing Conducting Fellowship Halloween season answers such Garden Show of Nashville. dors, food trucks and many both further this mission by questions like has the mansion Atkinson is a three-time resources from area veterans encouraging and rewarding ever been haunted? Do unusual Pulitzer prize-winning and Pearls & Pinstripes Gala support groups. emerging area musicians. things ever happen there? New York Times bestselling fundraiser benefitting Bowman, who is accredited The concert will be per- The admission is $15 per per- author of seven narrative histo- by USDVA, also announced that ries spanning five American the Tennessee Coalition formed Sunday, October 6, start- son and there will be only 4 representatives of the various ing 4:00 p.m. at McMurray tours with 25 people total per wars. Other accolades include The seventh annual Pearls & Veterans Service Organization Middle School, located on 520 each tour. The two nightly will the George Polk Award for Pinstripes Gala is a fundraiser (VSO) will also be present to McMurray Drive. begin at 6 p.m. and then 7:30 national reporting, the John which benefits the Tennessee provide information and brief- p.m. Hancock award for excellence Coalition to End Domestic and ings concerning VA benefits Two Rivers Mansion is in business writing and the Sexual Violence. This event October 9,16, 23 & 30 and counseling. located at will be held at Society for Military History serves as a kick-off for Also feature will be the GriefShare, grief 3130 McGavock Pike in Distinguished Book Award. Domestic Violence Awareness "Heroes Stroll" 9 a.m., a fun-run recovery seminar Donelson. For tickets, go to In addition to Atkinson’s Month in October. Pearls & course of 2 miles. www.eventbrite.com/e/spirit- keynote address, the presenta- Pinstripes is a fun party with and support group For information go online at legends-of-the-mansion-tickets- tion of two awards will take dinner, drinks, dancing, wine www.Vetlinx.org or call: 1-844- The GriefShare grief recov- place during the course of the 71229763139. grab, and live and silent auc- VETLINX (1-844-838-5469) ery seminar and support group evening. tions. Attendees will dance the meets at Woodmont Baptist October 11-13, Tickets start at $350 for an night away at the Music City Party in the Pasture in Church in Nashville each individual guest and are avail- Center, Davidson Ballroom with Wednesday night for fall ses- 18-20, 24-27 able online at thehermitage. live entertainment, “Burning West Meade Park sions now to November 13. com/gala. Las Vegas.” All proceeds raised The 2nd Annual Party in the Child care will be provided. Boo at the Zoo helps survivors of rape and Pasture will be Saturday, The church is located at 2100 Grab your favorite costume abuse in Tennessee. October 5 from 3 p.m. to 6:30 Woodmont Blvd. and join the Nashville Zoo for The Music City Center is p.m. benefitting the Nashville GriefShare features nation- 10 nights of delightfully fright- Announce located at 201 5th Avenue South. Humane Association, Nashville ally recognized experts on grief ful fun during our annual your event in The News! The Gala event starts at 6 p.m. - Rescue Mission, and Operation recovery topics. Seminar ses- Halloween tradition, Boo at the 10 p.m. Stand Down TN. honorary host, sions include “Is This Normal?” Zoo! Send dates, time, address Tickets are $125 per person Jerry Neal will be present who “The Challenges of Grief,” “Grief Fall Festival Field features and contact telephone num- and can be purchased at is a 98-year-old World War II vet- and Your Relationships,” “Why?” carnival games, bounce houses, ber via email to: tncoalition.com/pearls-pin- eran. This is a “grass-roots” and “Guilt and Anger.” dance parties, a corn pit [email protected] stripes or by calling (615) 386- neighborhood event for West Your bereavement experi- and more. The Howl-O-Ween 9406. Meade Park residents along ence may be recent or not so Hayride takes riders on a trip Page 10- The News, October 3, 2019

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34 35 36 37 Lady Antebellum, Clint Black and Mac McAnally 38 39 40 to be inducted into Music City Walk of Fame; 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Chet Atkins and DeFord Bailey to be Honored 51 52 53 54 55 with Stars 56 57 58 59 Current CMA “Vocal Group “Need You Now,” which is the Musicians Hall of Fame and 60 61 62 63 64

of the Year” nominee Lady highest RIAA certified song by Museum. He was a member of 65 66 67 68 Antebellum, country music a Country group, and earned the Grand Ole Opry. He died in superstar Clint Black of ACM and CMA “Vocal Group of 2001. 69 70 “Killin’ Time” fame and Mac the Year” trophies three years Bailey made his first docu- McAnally, a record breaking 10- in a row, along with countless mented Opry appearance on CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN time CMA Musician of the other honors, including seven June 19, 1926 and made regular Year, will receive stars on the GRAMMY awards, Billboard appearances until 1941. He 1. Turin relic 1. Located on the outskirts of Music City Walk of Fame Music Awards, People’s Choice played several instruments but 7. Pays out a city during an induction ceremony Awards, Teen Choice Awards was best known for his harmon- 13. W. Indonesian island 2. Hectometer (abbr.) on Oct. 22, 2019 at 2 p.m. in and a Tony Award nod. ica skills. He was inducted into 14. Extraordinary visual recall 3. Tears down 16. Tuberculosis 4. Native Nebraska American Music City Walk of Fame Park, the Country Music Hall of 17. Fixed verse composer people the Nashville Convention & Fame. 19. Milliliter (abbr.) 5. A large vessel Visitors Corp announced today. The Music City Walk of 20. Characters 6. Waltzed Chet Atkins, the GRAMMY- Fame was created in 2006 on 22. Collapsible bed 7. Irish or Gordon winning “Mister Guitar,” and Nashville’s Music Mile, a 23. Nat. Association of State 8. Bye, Bye Miss American ___ Units on Aging 9. Adam and Eve's garden harmonica wizard DeFord Bailey, roughly one-mile stretch that 25. Periods of time 10. Fu___: burial observances the first African American connects downtown to Music 26. Edvard __, Czech. Pres. 11. Withdrawl symptom (abbr.) member of the Grand Ole Opry, Row. Permanent sidewalk 28. Nickname for Louise 12. Copy will also be honored with Walk medallions with the names of 29. Nova TV network 13. Spherical bacteria in pairs or of Fame stars. the inductees are displayed in a 30. Not good chains 31. Short for recreation 15. Articles “This class of inductees star-and-guitar design. 33. Petrol 18. Long time truly represents the diversity The Music City Walk of 34. First Chinese dynasty 21. State capital and heritage of the Music City Black was a member of the Fame is an official project of 36. Upper surface of the mouth 24. Tall tropical grass with jointed brand,” Mayor John Cooper famed Class of ’89 that also Music City, Inc., the charitable 38. Walkway brick stalks said. “I’m glad to see greats like included Garth Brooks, Alan foundation of the Nashville 40. Minute skin openings 26. The cry made by sheep 41. Where birds are kept 27. Month (abbr.) DeFord Bailey and Chet Atkins Jackson and Travis Tritt and Convention & Visitors Corp, 43. Type of pear 30. Ethiopian currency (pl.) are being recognized and that dominated the charts in the and is produced with the sup- 44. Shower soap alternative 32. Castrated male chicken the Music City Walk of Fame is 1990s. He had 22 No. 1 singles, port of founding sponsor 45. Sec. & Exch. Comm. (abbr.) 35. Ocean inducting the extraordinary tal- sold more than 20 million Gibson Brands and of sponsors 47. To swindle 37. __ Angeles ents of Mac McAnally, Clint records and is a GRAMMY win- that include the City of 48. Military mailbox 38. Temples 51. French airport 39. Affirming Black and Lady Antebellum. ner. Nashville and Metro Parks and 53. First 42. Affirmative This wonderful park — a place McAnally is a songwriter, Recreation. Nominations are 55. Chew 43. Long feather or fur scarf that both visitors and singer, and instrumentalist open to the public and are 56. Gloomy 46. Priesthood Nashvillians can enjoy — rep- who has written No. 1 hits for accepted in the categories of 58. Before 47. Masticated resents the best of Music City.” artists, including Kenny Artist, Musician, Songwriter, 59. Liquid portion of a fat 49. Afflicted 60. Artificial Intelligence (abbr.) 50. Had They will receive the 85th, Chesney (“Down the Road”), and Producer/Music Industry 61. Modern oven 52. Colorado river 86th, 87th, 88th and 89th stars Alabama and Shenandoah. Executive. Application forms 64. Between north and east 54. Not con on the Music City Walk of Atkins was a guitar virtuoso are reviewed by the Music City 65. Sharpshooting 55. John __, first in space Fame. Inductees are recognized who inspired many others, as Walk of Fame anonymous 67. Corrected 57. Jacob __, American journalist for their significant contribu- well as a successful recording selection committee. 69. Resembling glass 59. Used for baking or drying 70. Demanded payment 62. Central nervous system (abbr.) tions to preserving the musical artist and producer. The multi- For more information about 63. ___se: to entertain heritage of Nashville and for GRAMMY winner is credited the Music City Walk of Fame, 66. Lincoln’s state contributing to the world with ushering in the “Nashville go to: visitmusiccity.com/ 68. Delaware through song or other industry Sound,” and was inducted into walkoffame. collaboration. the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Lady Antebellum is known the Country Music Hall of for their nine-time Platinum hit Fame and Museum and the

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He was talking about es in how our city is to be run. street or in your neighborhood are left with all this stuff that I do not win a thing. I hope one “America,” not one state. And, the sooner the better.. generally show respect and cour- you have to bump over day soon I will be ticked off at Now some are saying that As far back as we can tesy for their neighbors, obey the 24/7/365. You get bumped and my unlucky self, which will Alinsky’s “eight levels of con- remember, Nashville has been posted speed limits and keep an jarred enough on our pothole cause me to stop buying these trol” are well in-place in governed by a system that eye open for kids, walkers, and patched streets going about lottery tickets. America today. And most defi- claims to be neither Republican joggers. But dang it, they are your daily business. Why in the nitely, they are. Others are still nor Democrat. We’ve been told sick and tired of the ones that world do you want more bumps While America slept hanging on the outcome of the over and over again, that if 100 feet from your driveway? next, or future, Presidential Party affiliations were re- don't. So, a few complain to While America slept our Want to slow traffic down? Elections. moved, everyone would work Public Works and members of country was undermined from Write tickets. Lots of them. 1) Number one on Alinsky’s together for Nashville’s com- the council and before you know within. Now socialism has When you get into somebody’s list was healthcare. He said, mon good. Kumbaya! What a it speed humps, speed bumps, reared its ugly head in America, wallet enough, that will change “Control health care, and you mistake that was. What we have and all manner of obstacles are the land of the free. their hearts and minds. Case in control the people.” now, is one big happy family of placed in the middle of the street Obviously, Barack and Hillary, point, those of us that grew up Although he presented him- elected officials, politicians, to slow everyone down. Problem were only the tip of the moun- here learned early on, you don't self as a champion of the poor, government workers, and insid- solved or is it? tain of admirers, of Socialist 2) He wanted to “increase the ers, all incestually sleeping in I say no. The motorists that speed through Belle Meade. Saul Alinsky, and of his ideas poverty level” because “poor the same political bed. They turned your quite little lane on “How To Create A Socialist people are easier to control.” will do whatever it takes to pre- into a race track just find anoth- Ticked off at myself State,” in which he listed “eight 3) He wrote, “increase the serve their influence and power. er street, sans traffic calming I’m ticked off at myself for levels of control” needed before debt to an unsustainable level” Getting re-elected starts the devices, to turn into a race spending what little money I one could create a socialist in “that way” enabling you, “to moment after any politician is increase taxes” thereby, produc- sworn in. ing “more poverty.” They regurgitate the same Take guns away to “remove old ideas and describe their fail- people’s ability to defend them- ures with familiar cliches that selves from the Government” we’ve heard over and over 4) He said, in “that way you again. A strong, independent are able to create a police state.” two party system always gives Like most ungodly socialists, the voters two clear choices. We Alinsky said, “remove the belief need candidates with totally in God from the Government different approaches, philoso- and schools.” And “take control phies, and ideas. of what children learn in Competition always brings school.” He also wrote, think, out the best in everyone. The “Common Core.” electorate can then decide for Obviously, while our fathers themselves, and unceremoni- and us slept, our children, ously vote the other one out. grandchildren, and great- Wake up, Nashville, before grand-children, are well indoc- we turn into a smaller, but even trinated to be enslaved. As worse version of NY, Baltimore, Alinsky wrote in his 5th con- Detroit, or Chicago all cities trol, “Take control of every controlled by one party. aspect of their lives, (food, We must not accept medioc- housing, and income).” rity. A town like ours, with so Wake up America! much going for it, deserves a lot more. Enough is enough “Democracy is the worse I am so tired of the lies and form of governing, except if attacks on our president. Schiff, you compare it to all the rest.” Nadler, the mainstream media, Sir Winston Churchill. etc., are causing our country to be divided based on fake news Do we benefit more and lies. What ever happened to from what we pay innocent until proven guilty. I like the phrase used a few This is no more than hatred and weeks ago in this space, “eat deception. Just stop it and your heart out.” Clearly this help make our legally-elected phrase indicates the envy of President successful, and get one of another. In the case something done for all of our I read it, was the State of citizens. New York is envious of our Tennessee basically due to the Nashville needs a two Amazon deals. New York balked party system at the cost Amazon charged the Nashville’s voters have spo- State for the privilege of all that ken loud and clear. It’s time for Amazon brings when they come more than token changes. Even to town. Tennessee politicians October 3, 2019, The News- Page 13

CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 did not flinch. Our government state of New York. Not good. Does that mean pedestrians oncoming traffic in 40 mph the traffic lights at the corner of officials promised or issued tax 2) Unfortunately, the educa- have the right of way to walk zone, is the driver supposed to Old Hickory Blvd and 70-S to dollars to Amazon as fast as the tion attainment comparison is into oncoming traffic coming suddenly step on brakes (possi- cross safely and not cause acci- ink dried on the deal. But a few not good either according to US downhill on OHB? There are no bly causing a rear-end colli- dents? It’s not that big of a hike things do not sit well with them News & World Report. Ten- traffic lights/stop signs where sion) to avoid hitting a pedestri- to get to the traffic lights from when compared to our north- nessee is ranked way down at the sign is posted. If a pedestri- an? Why can’t pedestrians be Kroger or from The View. ern friends. number 42, New York is ranked an suddenly jumps out into directed to walk from Kroger to First off, the money given to number 11. Bottomline, we in Amazon is massive. Our State Tennessee seem not to appreci- and local government paid ate education after high school. ORDINANCE NO. 0-19-08-01-20 Amazon over $140 million dol- 3) Nobody envies our opiate lars for 5,000 jobs. And that is problem, and Tennessee does just what we know of. That dol- not compare well. A measure of AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR lar amount is hard cash. The opiate use is number of pre- THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2020. commitments from Amazon are scriptions per 100 people in the solid, but since our State gov- state. Tennessee has 94.4 opiate ernment does not keep track of prescriptions per 100 people, WHEREAS, Tennessee Code Annotated Title 9 Chapter 1 Section 116 requires that all funds the performance of the Amazon New York has 37.8. That is of the State of Tennessee and all its political subdivisions shall first be appropriated before commitments, will the benefits scary: nothing to envy here, being expended and that only funds that are available shall be appropriated; and all happen? Historically, if the either. Overall, Tennessee is a good company does not perform, our NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF OAK HILL, state has no provision to get our place. Tennessee gives away TENNESSEE AS FOLLOWS: tax money back. Companies taxpayer money to any corpora- like the no-claw-back of the tion that shows up at the door. cash they get if that company And while we are a good place, Section 1. That Ordinance No. 0-19-05-01-20, the Budget Ordinance for fiscal year 2019-2020, reneges. Now that is a deal for we should not count our chick- be amended to provide for the appropriation of an additional $275,000 for Government Public corporations with their hands ens before they hatch. Let's see Works Expenditures for Capital Outlay. The ending fund balance shall be amended accordingly out, but not as good if you are a if the Amazon deal is what they to reflect such additional appropriation, transfer, and expenditure. citizen taxpayer. say it is and we benefit more Now if that was not bad than we paid. Section 2. If any section, clause, provision, or portion of this ordinance is for any reason de- enough to take some of the clared invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not shine off the envy New York Itʼs not that big of a hike affect any other section clause, provision, or portion, of this ordinance which is not itself invalid has for Tennessee, there are a A new traffic sign was just or unconstitutional. few items that do not sync up. put up on Old Hickory Blvd We love out state but we got adjacent to the Kroger on 70-S some things no one would envy. in Bellevue. Sign is directed to Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon final passage, the pubic welfare requiring it. We want our state to be the drivers on Old Hickory Blvd envy of others, but: (OHB) approaching 70-S to 1) We love to smoke down “Watch Out for Pedestrians.” here, and every one knows the This sign is not at the intersec- lifetime of health issues that tion of OHB & 70-S. It is near causes. Tennessee nicotine driveways exiting Kroger cross- habits are off the charts and ing over to recently refurbished are over 60% higher than the apartment complex (The View).

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The Seller is offering $10,000 TOWARDS THE BUYER'S ASSOCIATION FEES which cover 90% of the gas, electric and water. It also covers the maintenance of the two roof top terraces, the gated garage, the covered parking, the open parking, the dog walk areas, and the exterior insurance- 615-297-8543 which means you only pay for your contents! This one bedroom condo is perfect for those with stylish taste and the need for easy of one level living. Come see for yourself! Jodie News from the Homefront: The Power a Text Carries I have been loving the girls all of their lives. I loved them matter? Invisible and not even an atom in size, love can be not going to go down without a fight on this one. So, I blew up the minute I found out that I was going to get to have them. I pretty damn heavy to bear. The worst is when you love some- the phone called him every day until he has just caved in and have loved them from the tip of their baby toes to the top of one and they donʼt love you back; my marriage was like that. let to love stick. their heads from the moment that they first wiggled. And, they I just got off the phone with a friend going through a divorce. The other day he asked if he could call me MOM. And he know it. They have always had a knowing of what true and I think that the most painful thing of all about love is when you texted to tell me to have a good day. And, when I called him thick and deep and hearty love feels like because they have just can not get someone to love you back the way you want back because I was so excited that he had texted, he reminded had it wrapped around them like kid gloves stick to sweaty to feel loved. My husband liked me but did not love me. In the me that I had told him the same thing in the voice mail I had left hands. You can hardly get them off. Like a sweaty glove, Love 25 years since we have been divorced, he still wonʼt look me him on Friday. just melds right to you. When you try to pull it off, the glove in the eye. After this article, I can guarantee you that he never So, he is getting more like the girls now- a little too com- sticks tighter. Itʼs just easier to let somebody love you than to will now. But there is nothing I could have done to change the fortable about telling me that I am getting old and feeble and try to get off of you. Love just sticks. Or, you sure hope it way he felt about me. I should never have forced him to marry pitiful and wrinkly… But, he also said that he knew it when I does. me just because Guy and Kim and, then, Harlon and Cynthia told him that I loved him back. And, he told me that he loved Today, I woke up to the following text: “Hope your week were getting married. All of the waving red flags were not a me, again. starts off well love you.” parade of people cheering us on. I was not the queen of the Iʼve learned over the years that guys donʼt say things they It was from Mark. parade they were waving to. The red flags meant “let the poor donʼt mean or donʼt want to say. I know that for a fact. I wish On September 4, I took Mark to the airport, got an I Love boy go, Jodie”, but I never have been good with sign lan- I had listened to what I wasnʼt hearing years ago, but it taught you, and he walked away. And did not look back. I thought I guage… me to hear now. And, what I have learned is that you CAN love would never hear from him again. At 18 and ready to discover So, I worried that I had done it again. I had just spent a year somebody up- not sure you can ever make somebody love you the world, he was bound and determined to not look back at loving and caring about someone, who, ultimately, I thought, back, but you sure CAN build strength and courage when his life. He was going forward with it. He was going forth to would not get it. -Who either did not know how to show it, or, somebody just needs an atom of something so big itʼs impos- conquer. And, he did not want any help doing it. simply put, just kinda tolerated me but did not love me. It hurt sible to see. I think Iʼve got a boy who may need me to treat him So, of course, I worried that I had failed at showing him to feel that feeling again. It hurt to hurt. And, I also hurt won- with kid gloves. I think heʼs good with that. I think he will just enough love that he would feel confident to march into that dering how in the world it felt to be out in this world not feel- let the love soak right on in. I think that I may have figured out brave new world. The honest truth was that I was disappointed ing like anybody loved you or, more than that, not wanting to that love- so hard to explore and so hard to weigh- is often the that my year or so of having Mark in my home had seemed to love somebody that was trying so hard to connect. only thing that is worth its weight in giving. not matter one iota. But, his I love you when he said good bye But, like I did to my ex-husband, I refused to take no for an Kiss your babies, tell your parents you love them, and take gave me hope…but not much hope. Not much hope at all. answer. I thought I could just call Mark every day or so and a walk in the park with a friend. I wondered if you can love someone back to life. Can you just love him and love him till he just gave up the fort. It sure Love you, Jodie fill up an empty vessel with something that does not have any as hell did not work on my ex, but, damn, I sure as hell was Love to my girls, Pamela Sixfin and Gayle Adams.

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