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Real IDS compliant licenses available Bond resolution required to July 1; may not be for everyone fund Metroʼs $7.8 billion Capital Improvements Budget
Metro Council has been mend to the mayor a CIB budg- asked to approve an ordinance et for the fiscal year, including a adopting the 2019-2020 through program of proposed expendi- 2024-25 Capital Improvements tures for the upcoming five budget for Metro Government years. that totals $7.8 billion to be A CIB planning tool is to pri- phased in over the current fis- oritize and coordinate invest- cal year, plus five additional ments in long-term, durable years. Some departments also improvements. Investments track requests across 10 years, are considered to be capital A Real ID-compliant driver license will feature a gold star on the right (left picture); whereas future a which adds an additional $3 bil- improvements when they have non-compliant license (right picture) will instead say “Not for federal identification.” lion. a lifetime greater than 10 years A listing of the Capital and cost more than $50,000. Beginning July 1, Tennessee ment of Homeland Security. Real ID before your current Improvements Budget (CIB) These can include facilities, will begin issuing Real ID com- In December 2013, DHS an- license expires, you will be new projects for the upcoming equipment and infrastructure. pliant licenses that travelers nounced it would phase in charged $8 for a replacement fiscal year, as well as removed The Planning Commis- will need to have before enforcement of the act. license and $12 for the third or and redirected projects, was sions’ role is most closely tied October 1, 2020, in order to The law doesn’t require ID at fourth replacement. distributed to Council mem- to infrastructure, which should board commercial aircraft. If federal sites where none is So, how do you go about get- bers on May 15 and must be be coordinated with land-use the traveler cannot provide an needed now, like a visit to ting a Real ID? adopted by June 15 of each regulations. acceptable form of identifica- Smithsonian museums; nor Hogan said that the process year, according to the Metro The Council met Tuesday, tion, they will not be permitted does it prevent authorities is really no different. But in Charter. June 11 in an adjourned meet- through the security check- from accepting other forms of addition to previously required Section 6.13 of the Metro ing to approve the CIB on third point. The Real ID can also be high-security ID such as valid documentation, whether for Charter states that after the reading to meet their July 15 used for those needed access to U.S. passports. renewal or a first-time license, mayor has submitted these cap- deadline. According to the bill – federal buildings. Old driver’s licenses and applicants will need one proof ital improvements to the coun- 1654 introduced by Council Tennesseans are not re- other non-compliant ID cards of citizenship or legal resi- cil, he “shall recommend those members Tanaka Vercher quired to obtain A Real ID com- can still be used for other pur- dence, such as a birth certifi- project to be undertaken dur- (Dist. 28) and Kevin Rhoten pliant license; it’s a matter of poses, such as driving, voting, cate or passport; proof of ing the ensuing fiscal year and (Dist. 14) – the CIB is a planning the method of financing them, document and does not in itself choice. Tennessee is one of and/or purchasing alcohol and Social Security number, such noting the impact on the debt appropriate money. All capital 43 states that are now approved cigarettes. You just can’t use it as an actual card, recent W-2 or structure of the metropolitan projects must be provided for in to issue these compliant licens- at a TSA airport checkpoint or Form 1099; and two proofs of government and shall include that budget before a capital es. other location where federal Tennessee residence, such as a in the appropriate current improvement can be approved The program is a response to security is required. utility bill, bank statement, tax operating budget any projects by the council, except in the the terrorist attacks on Sept. A Real ID-compliant driver return, lease or current dri- to be financed from current rev- case of a public emergency. 11, 2001, according to Michael license will feature a gold star ver’s license. Applicants also enues for the ensuing fiscal A description of Metro’s Hogan, director of driver serv- on the right; whereas future a need to document any name year.” funding sources in the CIB ices for the Tennessee Depart- non-compliant license will changes. These documents The charter also states that includes: ment of Safety and Homeland instead say “Not for federal must be originals or certified, the Planning Commission has General obligation bonds Security. In 2005, Congress identification.” no photo copies, according to to review capital improvement (G.O.) Spending for G.O. bonds passed the Real ID Act based on Cost of the Real ID will be the Tennessee Department of project requests submitted by is approved through a bond recommendations from the the same as an ordinary Driver Services. Metro departments, boards, resolution, which incorpo- 9/11 commission to set mini- Tennessee license; which is $28 More information is avail- commissions and agencies, rates the Capital Spending mum nationwide security stan- for standard renewal of an able at tn.gov/tnrealid. evaluate the overall needs of dards for driver’s licenses, expiring license, according to the community and recom- See Budget on Page 5 according to the U.S. Depart- Hogan. If you want to have a
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Join us for this free IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS (IPF) Whatʼs wrong with this picture? educational event! Mature tree planted in the wrong spot
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A reader sent this photo which was recently taken at One Bellevue Place which is An IPF Educational Event a new development and shopping mall on Highway 70. Copyright © 2019 Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The reader says, “a large new tree was planted a few feet in front of a stop sign. All rights reserved. (04/19) PC-US-109149B This is both ridiculous and troubling at the same time. Thus, making it very difficult to even view the signage! The problem needs to be corrected before an accident occurs.” Get Results If you see something that needs immediate attention or is out of the ordinary, give From Your Advertising Dollars! us a call at 615-298-1500 or email a description or photo to [email protected] and Call 615-298-1500 we will consider putting it in our “Whatʼs wrong with this picture?” feature.
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By Lawrence M. Lipman
5 Ways to Add Privacy to Your Backyard
As larger houses begin to Privacy Paneling- Adding occupy smaller lots, and the a backyard staple, such as a demand for outdoor living pergola or an arbor, can not spaces continues to grow, pri- only privatize a larger space, vacy is becoming a luxury. but can also add design ele- However, there are a plethora ments that will transform an of ways to create privacy in open space. Adding an arbor your backyard. Here are five is an easy way to block ways to ensure that your views—just add growing space maintains a quiet vines and you’re finished! peace. Pergolas and gazebos are great for privacy, and even Privacy Plantings- For more effective at filling space smaller yards, greenery such and decorating a yard. These Lipscomb Universityʼs Bison Block Party to feature as hedges and gardens can be additions are crisp, clean and free concert, games, fireworks on June 28 added to create a natural require no maintenance. block between you and your Outdoor Rooms- Defined Lipscomb University is Nashville sports anchor. Block Party culminates the neighbors. For larger yards, areas like outdoor kitchens or getting a head start on The evening will end with a three-day Summer Celebration, trees and bushes create a patios are easier to screen Independence Day festivities free fireworks display to kick- a festival of faith featuring beautiful, layered look with than a whole yard. By creat- by hosting a free Bison Block off the Independence Day keynote speakers and hun- added sun protection. Creat- ing an enclosure around Party for the community week. dreds of classes taught by indi- ing a formal space for green- them, you recreate the intima- Friday, June 28. Food will also be available viduals from across the coun- ery adds a chic element that cy of entertaining indoors. The Bison Block Party for purchase from a variety of try. Activities will take place in ties the home together— There are many ways to cre- includes free inflatable games food vendors. The Associated the Allen Arena Mall area. bringing added value for a ate these rooms, depending on for kids, a special free concert Women for Lipscomb will have Guests are encouraged to potential future sale. preference. You can use out- featuring Lipscomb University a variety of sweet treats for bring blankets and lawn chairs, door curtains or screens to commercial music alumni sale to benefit student scholar- to gather their friends and fam- Daves Highway, Grant Parker, ships. Attendees may also ily and head to campus for a Fences and Walls- Newly create a whimsical look, or wood lattice to add architec- Arcadian Wild and the Lips- bring a picnic dinner. fun evening. Lipscomb Univer- installed outdoor living comb Faculty Brass Quintet Festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. sity is an alcohol-free, tobacco- spaces may require a visual tural interest. Creating an outdoor room not only brings with Ben Blasko, director of with the inflatable games and free campus. buffer, and a tall fence is the instrumental studies at Lips- food vendors. The concert a visual element to your easiest way to create one in a comb. The evening will be host- begins at 7 p.m. followed by space, but also increases the hurry. Fences come in a vari- ed by Rudy Kalis, longtime fireworks at 9 p.m. The Bison ety of styles to compliment value of your home. the architecture of your home. Interested in creating a Building a wall is a way to new, private space in your Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, bring extra personality into backyard? Contact one of our West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, your space—a custom stone design savvy agents today! wall is the perfect way to add Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers Lawrence M. Lipman is value and pizazz to your Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus newest relaxation spot. These the owner and president of RE/MAX Homes and Estates, privacy elements can even be _ added to a side yard to create Lipman Group. Real estate is Anthony Cunningham President and Publisher an illusion of extra space. Lawrence’s career, but also his passion, and he takes pride in Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist guiding buyers and sellers Paul Ladd - Contributor Larry Lipman - Columnist Fountains- Having a water through exciting home transi- Jim Wilson - Columnist Brenda Batey - Social Editor feature placed in your back- tions at any budget. Lawrence - Columnist Production Manager yard can yield many benefits. welcomes questions and can be Ellis Thompson Lisa Bold - Fountains are not only eye- reached by calling 615-364- catching, but they also serve Published weekly by GCA Publishing Co., Inc. at 2323 Crestmoor Road in Nashville, Tn. 37215, (615)-298-1500. 3333. Member: Copyright © and Trademarked ™ 1999, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced as a sound barrier. Water fea- Suburban Newspaper Network in whole or in part by any means without the express written consent of the publisher. Removal of more tures serve as a focal point for than 3 papers from any distribution point constitutes theft and person is subject to prosecution. your space and could be pur- posed for the family pet. 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From Page One Four percent funds are set aside by the Metro Charter for Budget... equipment and repairs. Spending is typically allocated through Plan. Most Metro capital projects, quarterly omnibus resolutions with the exception of water and that specify requests from multi- sewer projects, are funded by G.O. ple departments. Bonds. Most projects request new Enterprise funds or operating G.O. bond spending. Some proj- budget include revenue generated ects, particularly public art proj- dedicated to particular depart- ects funded through the 1 percent ments or programs. These are for Art ordinance, reflect already essentially operating revenue that approved G.O. bonds and need for can be used for some capital proj- further authorization. ects. Capital projects can also be Revenue Bonds are backed by a paid directly from the operating STEAKLEY single source of revenue and must budget, though this is rarely done, be authorized by Metro Council. according to Metro officials. The largest user of revenue bonds Federal or state funding is is Metro Water Services, which money received through grants PLUMBING uses water and sewer revenues to from the federal or state govern- support bonds for water and sewer ment. Typically, grants for capital projects, including Clean Water projects require a portion of the SINCE 1979 Nashville. The Sports Authority, project’s funding to be provided by which oversees Nissan Stadium, Metro through one of the above Bridgestone Arena and First sources. Tennessee Park, among others, is Miscellaneous funds come from the other primary user of revenue another source, which is specified Rinnai tankless Spring Special! bonds. in the project description. 50% at install $100 month balance no interest Spending Requests for 2019-2020 Budget (As stated in Metro’s Budget ) Special good thru July 31, 2019 Funding Method In the CIB Beyond the CIB C Proposed G.O. Bonds $6,070,255,400 $2,986,198,750 E Proposed Revenue Bonds $1,503,546,250 Locally Owned & Operated F Federal Funds 41,450,000 M Proposed 4% Funds 62,944,120 4,800,000 H Enterprise Funds 39,790,000 615-254-5325 A Miscellaneous Funds 51,473,000 G State Funds 40,550,000 SteakleyPlumbing.net B Approved G.O. Bonds 3,610,000
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Kenner Manor Historic District Sheriff Daron Hall sworn in as Marker Dedication 78th President of the National Sheriffsʼ Association
Sheriff Daron Hall
The Kenner Manor Neighborhood Association celebrated the unveiling of the Kenner On Tuesday, June 18, Sheriff Daron Hall was sworn-in as Manor historic marker last month. Located at the corner of Woodmont Circle and the 78th President of the National Sheriffsʼ Association. Kenner Avenue, the marker describes the architectural and historical significance of the Hall, a native Nashvillian, was sworn-in as the 61st sheriff Kenner Manor Historic District which was listed in the National Register of Historic of Davidson County in September 2002 and elected to his Places in 2016. Those attending the ceremony included Metro Councilwoman Kathleen fifth term in 2018. Upon conclusion of this term, he will be Murphy, members of the Metropolitan Nashville Historical Commission, and over two the longest serving sheriff in Metropolitan Nashvilleʼs his- dozen neighborhood residents. tory. Be Nashville.
Learn more at flynashville.com June 20, 2019, The News- Page 7 HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
For the month of June p.m. to 11 p.m. and benefits formance synchronized to a Symphony performance on Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. to Friends of Warner Parks 30-minute fireworks show, screens. 10 p.m. (last entry 8:30 p.m.) $5 Cat Adoptions The line up includes: launched from the other side of For more information go Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. During the month of June 7:05 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. Zack Taylor the Cumberland River. to www.visitmusiccity.com/ to Midnight (last entry 10:30 cat adoptions are only $5 for and Cain't Hardly Playboys The best places to watch the july4th. p.m.) Adopt A Shelter Cat month. 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Brother & fireworks, if this is your prima- Sunday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. (last Metro Animal Care & the Hayes rily interested of the day, go to entry 7:30 p.m.) Control is located at 5125 9:45 p.m. - 10:50 p.m. Grass- the Ascend Amphitheater, July 5 - 22 The exhibit will be held at Harding Place (3 blocks East of time Riverfront Park, The Green at The Fairgrounds Nashville, the I-24E exit on Harding These laid-back, family- Riverfront Park, Lower Broad- Otherworld Encounter Vaughn building located on 625 Place). For more information friendly fundraisers feature way, Public Square Park or the Art Exhibit Smith Ave. Admission is $30 for call (615) 862-7928. Middle Tennessee’s finest blue- Walk of Fame Park. Video There will be 10,000 square adults and $20 for children. grass and roots music under screens will be placed on feet of sci-fi themed immersive For more information go to the light of a full moon. Pickers Broadway at First Avenue, art to explore, touch, feel, smell, www.otherworldencounter.com June 19, 20, 21 jam in circles under the trees Riverfront Park, The Green at swing, and be part of the art Free Football Camp for and around the grounds, while Riverfront Park and Walk of consisting of 18 rooms/spaces three headlining acts perform Fame Park. Those sitting in the with over 25 individual installa- Announce your event in Bellevue Middle School on the main stage. Ascend Amphitheater will be tions where art interacts The News! & HG Hill Middle Food is available for pur- able to watch the Broadway through discovery & examina- Email: School 5-8th grade chase, and water, soft drinks Stage concert on screens, while tion. and beer (for adults 21 and up) those on Broadway will be The hours for the event will [email protected] boys are included with admission. able to watch the Nashville be: Hillwood head football The event takes place rain or coach, Tom Moore and staff shine. Seating is limited so it is have announced a special 3-day encouraged to bring lawn free football camp exclusively chairs or blankets. for the rising 5th - 8th grade Dogs are welcome, as long as cluster middle school boys in they are kept on a leash at all Bellevue Middle & H.G. Hill times. Middle School. This will be a To purchase tickets, call noncontact camp to learn foot- (615) 321-4939 x132. ball fundamentals and safety. No registration is needed. Show up and have fun, campers June 21-23 that attend all 3 days (6 p.m. to Nashville Flea Market 7:30 p.m.) will be the first to The Nashville Flea Market at receive their free camp t-shirt The Fairgrounds Nashville will on Friday, June 21. Campers be June 21-23. Approximately should wear shorts, t-shirts and 800 to 1200 dealers and vendors athletic shoes. from 30 states offer their wares Hillwood High School foot- to the buying public every 2019 ball field is located at 400 month. The theme for this Davidson Road. Follow on month will be Summer Vibes. Facebook at www.facebook.com Items sold at the flea market /HillwoodFootball represent more categories than G C one can list. Merchandise sold ORDON JC features antique furniture, June 20 thru July 13 dishware, knick knacks, spe- Football / Cheerleaders cialty foods, boutique clothing, Free Camp carpets, health and beauty Starting June 20 thru July items, jewelry, perfume, leather OPEN HOUSE AND MEMBERSHIP 13, there will be a free football/ goods, paper goods, yard art cheerleaders camp for ages 4 - and more. The selection is end- APPRECIATION DAY 13. The days and times will be less and the finds are superbly Sunday, June 2 from 12-3pm Monday - Thursday and Satur- unique. day, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Dupont The Nashville Flea Market is Tyler Middle School located at always open for shopping on Enjoy all the Gordon JCC has to offer! 431 Tyler Drive in Hermitage. the fourth weekend of every For more information email month. For more information Outdoor salt water pool Outdoor Café with full menu or call Coach Ron Downing at call (615) 862-5016. Hermitageseahawks1@comcast. Group exercise classes Activities planned throughout net / 615-415-7904 or Coach T.O. July 4 Holiday cookouts summer including BINGO, belly flop Kelley at coachtokelley@com- contest, DJ, giant board games, cast.net / 615-915-0432. Let Freedom Sing! Basketball, racquetball, and Music City July 4th volleyball courts and more! June 21 Let Freedom Sing! Music Aquatics classes INTERESTED? City July 4th will feature a Family, couple, and individual summer Full Moon Pickinʼ Party stage located at Fifth and Indoor track memberships available from Memorial Day The upcoming Full Moon Broadway with Brett Eldredge Outdoor sports fields through Labor Day. Pickin' Party is presented by headlining along with other Friends of Warner Parks and performers: Mac Mcanally, Outdoor pickleball courts Contact us to learn more at 615.356.7170 or at will be held at the Warner Jessy Wilson, and Dylan Scott. State-of-the-art fitness center nashvillejcc.org/summer Parks Equestrian Center locat- In addition the Music City ed in Percy Warner Park next to Walk of Fame Park, will be Tennis courts Bring this ad in for $100 off your the Steeplechase course and open from noon to 5 p.m. and Complimentary childcare summer membership!* has a large barn and horse trail- include a Family Fun Zone. head. The address is 2500 Old Shaded baby pool *Limit one coupon per household. Must present coupon to The Symphony will be per- receive discount. No cash value, credit, or change given. Not Hickory Boulevard.. forming at the Ascend valid with any other discount. Expires June 15, 2019. The time will be from 7:00 Amphitheater with the per- Page 8- The News, June 20, 2019
none of whom received any services. The company that operated a network of 19 online- Taxing only schools is accused of pay- ing sports leagues as little as $25 per student for information used Summer Sale Matters for the fraudulent enrollment. School districts are funded by FINAL DAYS! the state based on the number of SALE ENDS JUNE 22nd By Jim Wilson, CPA students in each school. The stu- dents didn’t know how their names were being used, said 0% the County District Attorney. 5Ribbon & Trim He called them “victims.” *minimum two yards per item “These kids are being used for *special orders not included They are watching just a name and the ability to 0% Recently I read an article that tor was charged with exploiting pull money from government discussed a taxpayer who did investors by using the in- sources using their name, and All Fabrics then the paperwork, a lot of *minimum purchase 1 yard per fabric not report a total of more than vestors’ funds for personal *special orders not included 5% 5 such is just manufactured,” he $2.3 million in income on tax gain—and, of course, not paying 7Remnants returns for seven years. The taxes on the ill-gotten gains. said at a news conference. perpetrator will face a fine of Penalties for that perpetrator We are all aware that Income $250,000 and three years in include decades of prison time Tax Code is somewhat complex, Textile Fabrics prison. Another taxpayer em- plus penalties and interest. but with the recent changes in the tax law applicable for 2018 fil- ph. 615-297-5346 471 Craighead Street ployed several workers from Another perpetrator filed a whom proper amounts of fraudulent tax return after pock- ing, there is some simplification. Nashville, TN 37204 income taxes were withheld, but eting hundreds of thousands of Morally, it is a known quotient (between Franklin Pike and Bransford Avenue) the taxpayer did not send the cash deposits and evading taxes that “You shall not steal.” Also, Hours M-Sat 10am-6pm taxes withheld to the IRS. The by breaking large deposits into it is written that we will give an www.TextileFabricStore.com taxpayer was charged with filing smaller ones to evade the scruti- account for every deed done in Facebook page: a false tax return and failing to ny of the government. Well, it our lives. Why then would any- www.facebook.com/pages/textile-fabrics/120009349674 forward taxes withheld from did not work. The fines were body perpetrate a crime of theft employees. In total the charges $20,000 for each of the charges by stealth or any other means? totaled 11 counts. The penalty is and the prison time was three Stealing is not only a crime; it is three years in prison and fines of years for each count of tax eva- an eternal blight on the souls of $250,000. sion. You can run, but you can- those who take unfair advantage As a fraud examiner, I receive not hide. of others to whatever extent that See an unusual photo perfect for copious amounts of information A fraudster was sentenced to may be. regarding scams and defalca- 14 months in prison and restitu- Some perpetrators of tax tions that have been perpetrated tion and fines totaling in excess fraud consider that the govern- Whatʼs Wrong with This Picture? on innocent citizens (many of of $20,000 for income tax eva- ment has too much money and whom are elderly). One article sion. The fraudster reported therefore it is not necessary to discussed an entrepreneur who income of $34K when the total of continue to expand their coffers. Send in your photo along with your name to: owned multiple businesses. For taxable income exceeded $280K. But who is the government? In a period of seven years, the per- Of course, he also had to pay the America it is all citizens. Ours [email protected] petrator collected over $600,000 over-due taxes as well. is a government “of the people, from investors in various busi- While writing this article, I by the people and for the peo- nesses he owned. The perpetra- received an email that discussed ple.” Would you steal your neigh- even more fraudsters. A federal bor’s car or take liberties with judge has sentenced a Berlin any assets that belong to your man to five years in prison and neighbor? Some do and they get ITALIAN...NASHVILLE STYLE ordered him to pay more than $4 caught. million in restitution after a “If we truly are what we jury convicted him of defraud- think about,” what are we teach- MORE THAN JUST A MEAL ing a bank located in the United ing our children about who we States. really are? Actions do speak IT’SANEXPERIENCE! A man pretended to be a louder than words. Children Saudi Prince. He wore expensive watch their parents and often jewelry, traveled in private jets emulate what they see in them. or cars on which were diplomat- Now, since most parents say VALENTINO’S ic license plates, and carried they would die for their chil- business cards referring to him- dren, the question follows, “Will self as "Sultan." But the story of you live for your children?” Will RISTORANTE the self-proclaimed prince final- you be careful to choose the path ly unraveled as he was jailed for that supports righteousness, 18 years for fraud. If we think goodness and self-control? too highly of ourselves, we are Remember, they are watching. AME REAT OOD AND ERVICE OU OVE destined for a fall. Some people see life as a S G F S Y L A network of charter schools game. If that is true, we should in California stole more than $50 “prepare like we have never won 1808 HAYES STREET million from the state by creat- and play, like we have never ing phantom institutions that lost.” If this sounds like I am NASHVILLE, TN 37203 enrolled unwitting students it preaching, well I am. In the found through other schools and words of my dear mother, “I youth programs, so the prose- would rather see a sermon than DINNER VALENTINO’S cutors said. The Education to hear one.” Amen. Monday - Saturday : 5pm - 10pm Company recruited small pub- RISTORANTE For more information, call Sunday Dinner : 5pm - 9pm lic-school districts to sponsor the charter schools in exchange Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA, CFE FRIDAY LUNCH 615-327-0148 for oversight fees. Prosecutors at 615-673-1330 or email jim@ 11am - 2pm www.valentinosnashville.com say they enrolled about 40,000 wilsonandwilsoncpa.com students throughout the state, June 20, 2019, The News- Page 9
North) was purchased. Soot poured out covering every- Ely (Mrs. Ridley) Wills and Jesse There used to be many fine thing. The state began a search E. Wills, acting as guardian for residences in our downtown for other property. his father, Ridley Wills, executed Neighborhood area and around the state capitol The Nashville Tennessean a fee-simple deed conveying the building. Around the year 1921, revealed that Ridley Wills' home, eighteen-year-old home to the construction was begun on the which he had named “Far Hills,” State of Tennessee for $120,350, Nostalgia War Memorial Building. To was for sale. National Life which included furnishings allow enough space for the struc- Insurance Company's vice presi- worth $5,350. E.D. Thompson ture meant the razing of several dent, Ridley Wills, began the This residence on South homes including this fine old construction on the Georgian Curtiswood Lane is still today mansion which had served as Colonial brick and stone house only the third governor's man- our first governor's residence, built for his wife, Jessie, in the sion in the history of our State Where did our Governors live? After that, the state first rent- fall of 1929. of Tennessee. ed the fine home at 2118 West Governor Gordon Browning met personally with Jesse Wills, E. D. Thompson can be Nashville and Music City But, where did our governors End Avenue from Mary E. Tate, the owner's son, and negotiated contacted at thompsonia2017 USA is recognized around the live? the owner. Then, in March of an excellent price for the state to @gmail.com world as the famous state capital The governors lived either in 1923, the state bought this West pay. On January 7, 1949, Jessie of Tennessee. But, Nashville Nashville hotels or in rooming End property which was located was not always the capitol. houses. Andrew Johnson was an across the street from Vander- In 1796, Tennessee was admit- exception. He had a home on bilt University. ted to the United States as the the corner of Vine Street That old mansion had been sixteenth state of the Union. (today's Seventh Avenue) and built in 1910 by Christopher T. INVITATION TO BID John Sevier was elected gover- Demonbreun Street during his Cheek, owner of C. T. Cheek & LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT nor. Knoxville was selected as first term, and another home Co., a wholesale grocery busi- the first state capital. In those at 58 Cedar Street (today's ness that Mr. Cheek ran with his early days, little thought was Charlotte Avenue) when he sons, Leslie and Will T. Cheek. CITY OF FOREST HILLS, TENNESSEE given to a state capitol building, served as military occupation Austin Peay was the second 6300 Hillsboro Pike much less a residence for the governor. Tennessee governor, after Nashville, Tennessee 37215 governor and his family. Other governors who served Governor Bob Taylor, to occupy Our state capital kept mov- between the Civil War and 1907 the executive residence on West The City of Forest Hills will receive sealed bids for the End Avenue. ing. From Knoxville, it moved to boarded at Nashville hotels. The landscape maintenance of selected areas for a twelve (12) Kingston for one day in 1807. most popular was the Maxwell Jim Nance McCord was the The capital then moved back to House Hotel in room number last governor to live in the exec- month period. At the Cityʼs option, the contract may be ex- Knoxville before moving to 10 on the mezzanine floor. It utive mansion on West End tended for two (2) additional one-year periods. Sealed bids, Nashville in 1812. The next move was known as “The Governor's Avenue. The old home soon subject to the conditions contained herein, will be received was back to Knoxville in 1817. Room.” became in need of multi-repairs. at Forest Hills City Hall, 6300 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, Ten- Then, the seat of our state gov- On March 11, 1907, an execu- The house had leaks that nessee 37215 until 10:30 AM CST on Tuesday, July 2, required buckets to be placed on ernment moved to Murfreesboro tive residence was finally 2019, at which time and place all bids will be publicly from 1819 until 1826. Finally, on authorized by the General the floor to catch the rain water. October 7, 1843, Nashville was Assembly of Tennessee. The One day the governor's wife was opened and read aloud. chosen as the permanent capital fine home at 314 North Vine cooking on a wood-burning of Tennessee. Street (today's Seventh Avenue, stove there when the flue broke. The work for which bids are submitted consists of furnish- ing all labor and materials for the landscape maintenance, mowing, and watering within areas designated in the spec- ifications and on the attached map of the City. Landscape Invitation to Respond to Request for Proposals maintenance, mowing, and watering includes, but is not lim- for Newsletter, Website Design and Mainte- ited to, mowing, edging, leaf removal, weeding, disease and insect control along with mulching, fertilization, pruning, nance, and General Public Relations Services mowing, annual flower planting, watering, and maintenance of irrigations systems.
The City of Forest Hills is seeking proposals for the delivery of public relations services. This Bid and contract documents can be obtained at the will include several services: design, management and maintenance of the Cityʼs website; office of the City Manager, Forest Hills City Hall, website hosting; newsletter planning and production, and other public relations services. 6300 Hillsboro Pike 615-372-8677, and can also be exam- Firms are invited to bid for one or all of these services. ined free of charge at the office or the City Website, www.cityofforesthills.com. The Cityʼs existing internet website is www.cityofforesthills.com, which contains general City A certified check or bank draft, payable to the City of For- information. The City is interested in an innovative design that aids website visitors who gen- est Hills, or a satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the Bidder erally know what information they need or service they want to secure. The site should also and an acceptable surety in an amount equal to five percent equally facilitate usage by visitors who may not understand how to find that information or (5%) of the total Base Bid shall be submitted with each bid. service within the governmental organization. The website is expected to have a user-friendly The Bid Bond serves as a guaranty that if the Proposal is content management system so information can be updated regularly. accepted, the Bidder will execute the Contract and file ac- ceptable Performance and Labor & Materials Payment The City publishes a newsletter both in print and on the web. The newsletter is a key form of Bonds within ten (10) days after award of the Contract. communication for residents. The successful firm will be responsible for meeting with City Among other things, said Performance Bond shall provide Staff, writing, designing, and producing the Cityʼs printed newsletter on an established printing that the Contractor will pay all subcontractors under him in schedule. said Contract.
Respondents are encouraged to contact the City with any questions or concerns. Copies of The City of Forest Hills, hereinafter called the Owner, re- the RFP are available at www.cityofforesthills.com or at City Hall located at the address ref- serves the right to reject any and all Proposals and waive erenced below. any formality or technicality in any Proposal in the interest of the Owner. Final proposals submitted are to be received by the City of Forest Hills City Manager no later than 10:45 AM CST on Tuesday, July 2, 2019 at the following address: 6300 Hillsboro Pike, Bids may be held by the Owner for a period not to exceed Nashville, TN 37215. Inquiries should be directed to Amanda Rhinehart, City Manager at thirty (30) days from the date of the Bid Opening for the pur- 615-372-8677. pose of reviewing the Bids and investigating the qualifica- tions of the Bidder's prior to awarding the Contract. Page 10- The News, June 20, 2019
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Gildaʼs Club of Middle liability, appeals and contract practice in contract documents disputes. and construction administra- Tennessee Previously, Hinson was an tion services. The full-service Gilda’s Club Middle Ten- associate at Leitner, Williams, firm focused on multifamily, nessee has announced that Dooley & Napolitan, PLLC, mixed-use and hospitality/ President and CEO Sandy where she counseled clients in resort designs from mid-rise to Obodzinski will be leaving her the firm’s general litigation high-rise in different markets post after more than three practice focusing on domestic across the country. years leading the non-profit law. Cavazos holds AIA, CSI, SCT, cancer support organization. Hinson earned her J.D. from and LEED Green Associate des- Obodzinski’s last day was June Belmont School of Law in 2014. ignations. A graduate of Uni- 14; a search for her successor is She served under Judge Phillip versity of Texas at Arlington, underway. Robinson in the Third Circuit Cavazos holds a Bachelor of “Gilda’s Club has been on a Court for Davidson County, Science Architecture. She has remarkable run since 2016 Tennessee. She graduated worked on many award-win- under Sandy Obodzinski’s lead- magna cum laude with a B.A. ning projects nationally that ership,” said Board Chair Jim from University of Tennessee are similar to Southern Land Brown. “Under Sandy’s guid- Knoxville. Company’s portfolio and strate- ance, Gilda’s Club Nashville Hinson currently serves as a gic growth plans. became Gilda’s Club Middle board member of the Lawyers’ Tennessee, grew our budget by Association for Women Marion nearly 30 percent, successfully Parks Realty Griffin Chapter. She is a mem- Parks Realty has announced opened our first satellite loca- ber of the Harry Phillips tion in Williamson County in plans to open their 14th loca- American Inn of Court and a tion, an office in the East 2018, and added highly talented board member on the Big staff. Sandy made her mark as Nashville community. The new Brothers Big Sisters of Middle ffi CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN our leader by achieving much o ce opened its doors on June Tennessee Young Leaders 11. at WeWork on Woodland progress for Gilda’s Club, and Board. She is a member of the 1. __ Reynolds 1. A way to diminish we wish her the very best in her Street while they complete the 6. Seduces 2. Erased Tennessee Bar Association and build out for their permanent pursuits.” the Nashville Bar Association. 11. Befouls 3. Top part; covering the chest “I move on with a sense of home at 943 Woodland. 13. Provider 4. Lose blood When not practicing law, Joining Parks as managing enormous gratitude for having Hinson enjoys volunteering 15. Strikingly unconventional 5. Body of students who broker Altic brings 16. Type of pudding graduate together been trusted and supported in within the community, cheer- the role of President and CEO considerable expe- 17. Leaf used for writing paper 6. Seaport in Finland ing on the University of rience and deep 18. In a way, takes off 7. A nucleotide derived from of Gilda’s Club Middle Ten- Tennessee sports teams, golf- nessee, especially during a time relationships with- 20. Cavity in rock adenosine, abbr. ing, and outdoor activities with in the East Nash- 21. Hurried 8. Japanese ornamental tree of such significant growth and her dog, Rosie. Originally from 23. Source of the Blue Nile 9. Harass transition for the organiza- ville market to the Lexington, Tennessee, she lives new office in the 24. The central part of the earth 10. Makes fast tion,” Obodzinski said. “Foster- in Nashville. 25. A rank in a series 11. Entrances ing strong, sustained support community she Altic calls home. Parks in 26. Impossible to doubt 12. Sculptures for our mission – to ensure 27. Lordship’s jurisdictions 13. Comb-plate or locomotor all people impacted by cancer Southern Land East Nashville will place a 28. Instructed spiritual organ are empowered by knowledge, Company strong emphasis on community improvement 14. Throws a fit integration and customer expe- strengthened by action, and Southern Land Company 30. Infections 19. Calcedony rience. sustained by community – has recently announces the hiring 31. Mariners 22. A standard example been a privilege in every of Karla Cavazos as Vice 32. Prohibits 24. Island in the Mediterranean way.” 33. Chinese dialects 26. Gentlemen President Commercial Design 35. Discomfort 27. A crane According to Brown, Gilda’s and Construction. Club Middle Tennessee’s Exe- 38. Jams 29. Fits tightly Cavazos has the 39. Hair on the head 30. Particular instance of selling cutive Committee and Board critical role of 40. Blackjack 32. Monocotyledons of Directors have begun work- synchronizing in 42. Swiss river 33. A spirited, graceful horse ing to identify an interim house and architec- 43. Capital of Yemen 34. Percussion instrument leader, as well as initiated a ture and engineer- 44. The lowest female singing 35. Supernatural force search process for a permanent ing (A&E) teams voice 36. Sunrooms CEO. 45. Baseball stat 37. Haciendas, for example with Southern Have a promotion you “Our board is committed to Cavazos Land Company’s 46. Spell 38. Bills of fare identifying the next leader who Commercial Construction 49. Swiss river 39. Wet spongy ground will oversee further growth Division to maintain high qual- wish to submit to 50. Indents 41. Jewish dances 53. Canadian province 43. Remains as is at Gilda’s Club Middle Ten- ity, reduce costs and accelerate nessee,” Brown said. “Our staff, 55. Sunday 47. Burrowing marine mollusk delivery. Duties include manag- Business Briefs? 56. Sets out 48. City 3000 B.C. board and stakeholders are ing A&E contracts, coordinat- 57. Greek Island 51. Telephone switch committed to making sure no ing construction process with 58. Mothers 52. Tai one in our community has to design and collaborating with 54. Type of tree face cancer alone.” Southern Land’s development teams from concept to comple- tion. Send Business Briefs Neal & Harwell, PLC Cavazos is a 25-year veteran Callie K. Hinson has joined of architectural operations items to: Neal & Harwell, PLC, as an management. Most recently she Associate attorney. served as Executive Vice Her practice focus- President of Operations with es on domestic law Humphreys & Partners Archi- including divorce, tects, LLP out of their Dallas, [email protected] child custody, child TX headquarters capping her 23 support, prenuptial years with the same firm. In agreements, and this role she oversaw all facets adoptions. Hinson of architectural operations for Hinson also has experience 7 national offices and 2 interna- in insurance defense, premises tional offices having a large June 20, 2019, The News- Page 11 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
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Some of you think that The following were amazing Nashville’s problems can only improvements brought about be solved by electing the same by extremely successful people. politicians, listening to the who know exactly what it takes same pundits and going by the to succeed, without Taylor same set of rules. That’s the Swift or Faith Hill or Barbara classic definition of insanity: Streisand or Cher or Gov “Trying the same thing over CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 Cuomo or the Dept. of and over again, but expecting Education telling them what to different results!!” We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] do. - We never think of asking 1- Robert F. Smith, the bil- UBER or LYFT or even Tesler, to would restore morale in our $640 toilet seat! And you want who know exactly how to best lionaire investor, will pay off come up with a mass-transit PD? them spending your education- educate our kids? These the student loans of everyone solution. Oh well, you understand al dollars? Forget about it! famous, ultra wealthy, spoiled graduating from Morehouse -We never think of asking what I mean.. 2- How about our elected offi- brats, like Lori Loughlin, are at College this year. Wow!! successful business people to 1- I’d like to remind you that cials? Last month, the New York it again: 2- Ken Langone, cofounder of upgrade our mediocre public Washington Dept of Defense State Legislature (you won’t -a $500,000 payoff to get their Home Depot, donated $100 mil- schools? once spent $37 on screws, $7,622 believe this one!!) not only voted kid into Stanford, lion dollars so that NYU - We never think of asking on a coffee maker and, the # 1 to give illegal aliens, “free” col- - $10,000 to have some local Medical School would be tuition retired police officers how they “winner”of all time was the lege tuition scholarships at the genius take their daughter’s free! My Alma Mater will now taxpayers expense, but, they SAT’s or be able to select medical stu- voted to deny these very same - pretending their kid is a dents solely on merit, not on scholarships to the children of “rowing star” or “sailing cham- their ability to pay the 4-year PUBLIC NOTICE: American servicemen killed in pion”and deserves an “athletic” $250,000 tuition. battle! And you want more of scholarship to Yale. 3-Ray Dallio, the brilliant bil- the same? We call that “chutzpah”. lionaire investor, donated $100 The regular monthly meeting of the Municipal 3- And what about all those (gall, nerve, audacity, or more million dollars, to improve Planning Commission of the City of Belle Meade “brilliant”, hollywood types accurately, “balls”.) Connecticut’s public schools... 4- Dan Gilbert, the founder for June 2019 is rescheduled to Tuesday, June and CEO of Quicken Loan, the 25, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. (Monthly meetings are largest holder of mortgages in the country, and also owner of normally held the third Tuesday of each month.) The Cleveland Cavaliers, quiet- All meetings are held at Belle Meade City Hall, ly donated 5.6 billion dollars to 4705 Harding Rd., Nashville Tennessee unless revitalize downtown Detroit!! and their schools!! that’s 5.6 notice appears in this section. The public is in- BILLION!! with a capital “B”. vited to attend. He even moved his company with its 18,000 employees there. And finally, to further illus- Beth Reardon, City Manager trate what I’m saying, City of Belle Meade 5- NYC’s failing public schools were only improved after the then Mayor Mike Bloomberg named his success- ful businessman friend, Joel Klein to fix them. INVITATION TO BID All I know is that what we are doing now is not working . INVITATION TO BID I’ll take my chances and try The City of Forest Hills will accept sealed bids for snow someone new. Can anything be removal and salting (pretreating) services. The City of Forest Hills will accept sealed bids for chipper worse than Nashville’s public school system where one in five service and brush and leaf collection. For Bid Forms and high school students don’t even For Bid Forms and other information, you may contact other information, you may review the City of Forest Hills graduate, where only 1/3 of our Amanda Rhinehart, City Manager of the City of Forest website www.cityofforesthills.com, or call Amanda Rhine- third and fourth graders read Hills, 6300 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN, between the hart, City Manager of the City of Forest Hills, 6300 Hillsboro and do math on grade level and where more teachers (and hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Fri- Pike, Nashville, TN, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, at 615-372-8677 or . policemen) than ever, are either day, at 615-372-8677. quitting or taking early retire- Sealed Bids must be received in the City of Forest Hills ments? Sealed Bids must be received in the City of Forest Hills office on or before 11:00 AM, Tuesday, July 2, 2019. All Bid- office on or before 10:00 AM on Tuesday, July 2, 2019. ders must be Licensed Contractors and eligible to bid State Regarding stretch IRA All Bidders must be Licensed Contractors and eligible of Tennessee contracts. Bidders must also have on staff ar- I also am a senior living to bid State of Tennessee contracts. The City of Forest borists certified by the International Society of Arboriculture. alone and I took the hit and Hills reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The City of Forest Hills reserves the right to reject any or all turned my IRA into a Roth so I could leave it to family so they bids. could enjoy the benefits tax Requests for clarification of these bidding specifi- free. I worked just as hard as cations should be delivered in writing via email to Requests for clarification of these bidding specifica- you to save but my beneficiaries the City Manager. All answers to questions will be tions should be delivered in writing via email to the City are receiving money that has Manager. All answers to questions will be forwarded in already been taxed where yours forwarded in writing via email to any bidders who writing via email to any bidders who indicate they would has not. That is why a Roth is indicate they would like to receive amendments like to receive amendments and correspondence re- different that a standard IRA. You can't have your cake and eat and correspondence regarding the bid. garding the bid. it too. Someone has to pay taxes on that money. With a Roth the June 20, 2019, The News- Page 13
CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 growth isn't taxed where the the world and everyone else can Adults, kids, whatever! All standard IRA will be taxed as it see how backwards the South must have been raised by pigs. is distributed. was. Just saying... Not your usual To the rude person at How have I helped these Messed up healthcare Thrift-store! Bellevue Theater people system To the person complaining Ok? I have bought the I am so sick of how messed about the rude worker / crazy Contributor paper from the up America's healthcare sys- woman at the Bellevue AMC same person on the same cor- tem is. Doctors are as greedy as Theater, I do agree it sounds ner for over a year. I have insurance companies, attor- 14801 Lebanon Rd • Old Hickory, Tn 37138 like there was a crazy person noticed the same people on the neys, and politicians. I have - In the Cool View Commons Mall - there. The crazy person was same corners for the same battled severe health problems [email protected] anyone who thought it was OK lenght of time. How have I for over 25 years. 90% of the 615-288-4360 to bring suitcases into a theater helped these people? Nothing doctors-whether mainstream or these days. What possible rea- has changed. alternative- were unable to help son could any sane person have me at all, yet only one of them COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT for bringing a suitcase into a Changing things for the ever refunded me my bill. I movie theater? With recent believe all health care practi- shootings and attacks at the- better tioners, especially ones that do aters around the world, I Why aren’t parents being not accept insurance, should applaud the theater for asking held responsible for their juve- have to pay back clients at least anyone to leave who appears to nile children? Any responsible half of their bill if they aren't be a possible threat. I rarely go parent knows what their kid is able to help them at all. I pay to see a movie in a theater, but doing and should be teaching doctors to make me well, not to will now make an effort to go to good morals. A parent has not keep me feeling the same or The Sign of Excellence in HOA Management the Bellevue AMC location. only the right but the responsi- make me worse. bility to know if their kid is 2200 HILLSBORO ROAD, SUITE 200 NASHVILLE, TN 37212 Treat everyone with stealing, building bombs, in possession of weapons, bully- 615.383.1777 respect ing, taking drugs, selling illegal Accountant Jim Wilson is items, disrespectful, using the Ticked off? www.TimmonsProperties.com concerned about political cor- web dangerously, in a gang, etc. rectness. I wish he would My parents knew, I knew, and Email: explain the difference between my adult kids know. It’s about political correctness and time parents take responsibili- [email protected] respect. My proper Southern ty for good parenting or be grandmother taught me to treat charged for the crimes of their everyone with respect. What's children. That sure would wrong with that? change things for the better.
Shine a light on them Raised by pigs Why do we continue to waste Has Nashville become a time and money on legal fees to garbage dump? Driving along tear down the confiderate stat- highways, roads and local ues and flags. Let them stay up streets, all I see is garbage prob- and shine the light on them so ably thrown from car windows.
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Nashville Opera Guild Tea
photos by • David Hodgson The Nashville Opera Guild celebrated its members with a tea themed Pearls, Peaches and Putting, held at Brentwood Country Club. The event was underwritten by Anita and Larry Cash, and everyone enjoyed spring rolls, chicken salad sandwiches, sliders, strawberry shortcake, macarons, and more. The featured drink was a Bellini. Awards were given to Anita Cash, Linda Mahler and Robb McCluskey for their outstanding support of the opera. Gorgeous florals, designed by Dancey Sanders, featured coral roses, magnolias, and white tulips in silver julep cups. Guests included: Carol Horrar, Mary and Al Robinson, Lynn Fleischer, Barbara Warren, Robinson Regen, Susan Culkin, Kathleen Evers, Deb Talent Barcus, Audrey Jones, Anne and Neiland Pennington, Betty Thackston, Patricia McPherson, Tea: Ann Brothers and Martine Sanders, Marilyn and Ted Wiltsie, and Donna Summar. Joyce Jeffords. Tea: Esther Swink, Carol Penterman, and Morel Harvey.
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Seton Celebration
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The Seaton Celebration was held at the Omni GET THE MOST Nashville Hotel where more than 300 people attended in support of the Saint Thomas Health Foundation. FROM YOUR The 2019 honorees were Jodi Mattison, Jordan ADVERTISING Asher, John Gibson, and Robert Lipman. The dinner menu included seabass with heirloom DOLLARS! carrots, asparagus and Nashville S’mores with Valrhona Ganache Bombe. Knestrick by Design did the lovely florals. Wines and other alcoholic beverages were provid- ed by Lipman Brothers. After dinner entertainment included a perform- Celebration: CEO Tim Adams, and hon- Celebration: Stephen and ance from the artists behind The Doyle and Debbie (615) 298-1500 orees Jordan Asher and Jody Mattison. Andrea Capizzi. Show, Bruce Arntson and Jenny Littleton. The proceeds of the event will benefit under- served individuals and families in the community by expanding the Holy Family Health Clinic through the addition of a Dispensary of Hope, new exam rooms and updated equipment. AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 615-298-9200 FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE! SHARON LILLICRAP Call 615-300-HOME (4663) LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE TOLLGATE VILLAGE ~ LAKE VIEW! THE CLOISTER - FULL BASEMENT! Fabulous Brick Home overlook- Fabulous Renovation with Fin- ing Lake Jackson! Handsome ished Walk Out Basement! Tri- Hardwoods, Designer Kitchen Colored Hardwood Flooring, with Granite & SS Appliances Designer Kitchen w/Granite & open to Great Room/Fireplace, Upscale Appliances, Dining & Elegant Main Level Master, Pri- Living Areas are one Amazing vate Office, 4 BR/3.2 Baths, Space. Basement features Living Gorgeous Courtyard Retreat Area, Guest Rm, Exercise Area, Full Bath & Walkout with Pri- with Cheekwood Style Gardens! vacy Fence. Unfinished Storage Area w/Heat & Sink-Perfect for Celebration: Gala Co-chairs Danny and Jenny Bess, and WM Cty Schools! $829,900 adding small kitchenette for Guests/Home Helper! $424,900. Sally and Geoff Smallwood. DELL WEBB LAKE PROVIDENCE~NEW PRICE! SUNSET PLACE~VANDY AREA~FOR RENT! Awesome Villa in the very de- Charming Cottage in the sirable Del Webb Senior Com- Heart of the munity of Mount Juliet! Hillsboro/Vandy Area ~ Handsome Hardwoods! Great Character Galore! Inviting Room, Sunny Kitchen open to Covered Porch/Swing, Liv- DiningSOLD! Area, Home Office or ing Rm/FP, Dining Rm, Up- Flex Room, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full dated Kitchen/Stove,Fridge Baths, Private Enclosed Patio & Dishwasher, Spacious Third Upstairs Bedroom, Huge Base- overlooks Beautiful Treed Grounds! Amenities Galore~Gated ment/W/D Hook Ups, 2 Car Covered Parking, Fenced Private Community, Clubhouse, Pool, Tennis & More! $289,900 Backyard! Immediate Occupancy $2,195. month HAZELWOOD HEATH ~ NEW LISTING! THE CLOISTER ~ CREEK VIEW! Classy Town Home! Bright & Lovely one level condo Open Floor Plan, Beautiful features Living Room, Din- Hardwoods, Great Room/Wood ing Room, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Burning Fireplace & Bay Win- Full Baths & Private Patio dow, Sunny Kitchen/SS Appli- with Creek View! The Ac- ances,SOLD! Granite & Dining Area, 2 tive 55+ Community Celebration: Honorees Large Bedrooms,Utility amenities include Club- Celebration: Honorees John Robert Lipman and Berry Closet/Full Size Washer & house, Pool, Cable & All Dryer, Deck overlooks Private Exterior Maintenance. Gibson and Robert Hutton. Holt. Wooded Grounds. Minutes to Vandy! $295,000. Convenient to shopping & medical facilities. $219,900 CHARLOTTE PARK ~ SPARKLING POOL! CHARLOTTE PARK ~ NEW LISTING! Gorgeous Level Building Classic One Level Brick Lot - Zoned for 1 or 2 Home! Gleaming Hard- Family Dwellings! Great woods! Living Room open Room open to Designer to Formal Dining Room, Kitchen with Granite Big Kitchen/Pantry open to Countertops & Island, 3 Family Room, 3 Bed- Bedrooms, 2 Baths, rooms, Tile Bath, Utility Bonus Room, Pool, Min- Room accommodates Full utes to I-40, Nashville Size Washer & Dryer! Storage Building! Minutes to I-40, West & The Nashville Medical Community. $349,900 Nashville West & The Nashville Medical Community. $259,900. ADORABLE BROOKSIDE COTTAGE~FOR RENT! SMYRNA ~ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! Totally Renovated Fabulous Corner Home! Great Rm, Din- Lot with Amazing ing Rm, New White Visibility! Land Kitchen/SS Appliances Only - Perfect for & Tile Flooring, 3 Bed- your Business. One rooms 2 Baths, Utility Block in from Rm & Wet Bar, 2 Car Lowery to Gate 11 Covered Parking, for Nissan. 0 Wade Celebration: James Johnson, Catherine Stutzner-Johnson, Garage Storage Build- Herrod Road. and Patricia and Chris Mixon. ing, $2,100. month $195,000 Page 20- The News, June 20, 2019 n Conflict Resolution Center Event
The Nashville Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) hosted its second Mediation Matters Breakfast at Maggiano’s. NCRC is a local non-profit that provides free or low-cost mediation services to assist their clients in resolving conflict out of court. More than 85 guests gathered for a program fea- turing Meribah Knight, WPLN reporter and writer and producer behind the podcast The Promise. More than $24,000 was raised for the cause, help- ing ensure response to the needs of community members, helping them resolve conflicts peaceful- ly and safely, whatever and wherever they might be. ______For more information, call 615-333-8400,______email ______Event: Bill Hirschman and Event: Laura Smith and Saul [email protected] or visit www.nashville- Steve Riven.______Solomon______conflict.org.______Event: Lynn______Maddox and Midory Lockett. ______
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UNDER CONTRACT Studio Apartment Quiet and Convenient Hillsboro Village 2412B Abbott Martin Road 29158 W Linden Ave JennAir kitchen Opportunities like this opens to great room don't last long Office on main Walk to Leipers Village 3 BR | 2 full, 1 half BA | 2474 SF Fantastic screen deck $624,900 Move in and start living in this 3500MauldinWoods.com beautifully maintained home $749,900 15 acres and fabulous house $1,990,000
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1925 Edenbridge Way 2917 Wellesley Trace $2,195,000 $890,000 Custom built 5 BR home in mint condition w/ beautiful Off Golf Club Lane, well built 4BR home is like new! Mint architectural features such as copper gutters, custom built-ins & condition! Master down w/large walk-in closet. Great mill work, arched doorways, stone fireplaces, 10ft ceilings & tall kitchen/family rm opens to screened porch & glorious back yard! windows!! Kitchen and family room open to a screened porch Upstairs has a rec room with kitchenette, 3 bedrooms & 2 baths, overlooking 2 acres of beautiful gardens and a large lush lawn a built-in office nook & all purpose room. Attached garage. Two prepped for a pool. Master with sitting room is down. Lots of fireplaces. storage, 3 car garage & shaft ready for elevator!
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Exceptional Location! 4120 Ridgefield Drive # 401 2 BR | 2 full BA | 1293 SF Hardwood flooring, granite counters, plantation shutters all con- tribute to this sleek Mid-Town flat Great amenities include pool, fitness, gated parking, secure entry and climate controlled storage! $455,000 3 BR | 2 BA, 2.5 BA | 2749 SF 15 Minutes to Downtown Nashville Otterwood Building Lot Master on Main 13 Wynstone 1.49 Acres overlooks driving range and Richland 2 - 3 Bdrs upstairs Country Club. Huge Laundry Room Gated community with sidewalks Full Unfinished Basement $225,000 5 Acres including woods Award Winning Service Year After Year CHERYL EWING Greater Nashville Realtors Awards of Excellence BROKER, ABR, GRI ABR, CRS, e-Pro, GRI 615-319-7144 Lucy S Smith [email protected] 615-347-8827 [email protected] Nashville 615-327-4800 FridrichandClark.com Williamson Co. 615-263-4800 Page 26- The News, June 20, 2019
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