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Cheekwood Offers Free Admission Day on May 1 WIN FREE MOVIE TICKETS CLEAN UP DAYS Covering News From... To Bellevue Regal 12, See Where’s Wally ad! Bellevue & Franklin: See Pages 5 & 9 For Details • Nashville • Fairview • Franklin • Grassland • White Bluff • Dickson • Pegram • Kingston Springs April 16-22, 2010 Vol. 34, No. 15 WestviewOnline.com Cheekwood Offers Free Admission Day on May 1 Cheekwood Botanical everyone. On Saturday, May 1, ing a truck or stacking Garden & Museum of Art is Cheekwood will open its gates chairs, Overton rearranges celebrating 50 years as a free to the public with a full day our environment so that we Nashville cultural treasure with of art, gardens and celebratory might see it with more a special birthday party for activities. Join us for birthday poetic eyes. treats, and plan for an extended • Video Installation Saturday AM in Botanic Hall, Galleries, Soaps, Flukes & Senior where kids of all ages can cre- Follies. Generationally, ate something festive for the nationally, and culturally party. diverse, this disparate Renaissance "We are delighted to be group of artists all share a able to invite the public to our love of humor as a means Center 50th birthday celebration," said of teasing out the absurdi- Allison Reid, Vice President, ties of social convention, Springfest Exhibitions and Programs. "We the need for love and com- encourage everyone to bring fort, daily rituals and con- Th e Gardens at Cheekwood, open for a free day on May 1. The Springfest to benefit their families, and invite friends temporary communication. Cohn Senior Renaissance and neighbors to help us com- • Courtyard Gallery, slaves on a plantation south rary sculpture by interna- of Nashville, Edmondson tionally recognized artists Center will be held on memorate Cheekwood’s Abstract Visions: 20th (1874-1951) taught himself is integrated into reclaimed Saturday, April 17th. There extraordinary half-century in Century American Art, fea- Nashville." tures paintings and works to carve tombstones and woodland. Its paths are will be a pancake breakfast, a became one of the most rugged and stretch more silent auction, a flea market Guests are invited to on paper selected from explore Cheekwood indoors Cheekwood’s art collection celebrated African- than one mile. and a country store. This will American sculptors of the Cheekwood is a 55-acre benefit the center, which is and out. Exhibitions and events Joseph Albers, Lee include: Krasner, Perle Fine, Robert 20th Century. botanical garden and art muse- located at 4805 Park Avenue • The American Ryman, and other artists • The Matilda Geddings um located on the historic (Cohn Adult Learning Center) Impressionists in the included in this exhibition Gray Foundation Cheek estate. Cheekwood in West Nashville (in the for- Garden, a stunning exhibi- developed different Collection of Fabergé, exists to celebrate and preserve mer Cohn High School cafete- tion exploring the tended approaches to representing Among the world’s most its landscape, buildings, and art ria). and natural garden settings the world in abstract visual significant compilation of and botanical collections, and, The pancake breakfast that inspired many artists in terms. Fabergé pieces, the through these unique means will be served from 7am- the late 19th and early 20th • Saturday AM, From 10:00 Collection includes over 50 provide an inspiring place for 11am. The price is $5.00 for centuries. Featuring forty am – 2:00 pm families can rare pieces highlighted by visitors to explore their connec- adults and $2.50 for children paintings and four sculp- stop by Botanic Hall to cre- three Russian Imperial tions with art, nature and the up to age 10. tures, this is the perfect ate a special piece of art for Easter eggs, and a number environment. Cheekwood is The flea market, country exhibition to celebrate the the birthday party. of important functional located at 1200 Forrest Park and Cohn Quilters’ country botanical splendor of • William Edmondson: The items, fantasy items and Drive in Nashville, 8 miles store will be held from 7am to Cheekwood. Hand and the Spirit, This floral works. southwest of downtown noon. • Temporary Contem- outstanding exhibition fea- • The Carell Woodland Nashville. Open Tuesday – Sculpture Trail, a unique Saturday 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The silent auction will be porary, Virginia Overton tures selections from attraction among American and Sunday 11 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. held from 7am to 11am, with sculpts space using found, Cheekwood's collection, forgotten and overlooked the largest public collection art museums – the Carell For further information call items to be picked up by Woodland Sculpture Trail 615-356-8000 or visit 11:30am. materials. By highlighting of William Edmondson's "unskilled skills," like driv- work. Born to former is a place where contempo- www.cheekwood.org. INSIDE NEWS FROM... SECTIONS... NEWS... Fairview ................................ 8 Health & Fitness ...................... 6 Dave Ramsey .......................... 3 Williamson County .................. 9 Pet Adoptions ........................ 14 Nashville Nostalgia .................. 3 White Bluff ............................ 10 Children & Education ............ 12 Opinion Page .......................... 4 Dickson ................................. 11 Business & Real Estate .........19 Events & Announcements ....... 7 Cheatham County ................. 11 Public Notices ....................... 15 © 2010 Westview Newspaper, LLC | 8120 Sawyer Brown Rd. | Nashville, TN 37221 | 615-646-6131 | westviewonline.com Page 2 Westview April 16-22, 2010 Metro Police Updates and Ask For Help In Green Hills Burglary Teens Arrested In additional charges are forth- suspected in a rash of Green · Chinese Kitchen at 2010 coming. Hills business burglaries Richard Jones Road Burlgary Bland, of Chamberlin overnight Friday, April 2 The suspect, who appears West Precinct officers, with Street, is being held in lieu of including: in video surveillance with a the assistance of alert citizens $10,000 bond. He has a previ- · Porter Paints at 4092 crow bar, is a bald black man and a police helicopter appre- ous theft conviction. Hillsboro Pike who appears to be in his mid- hended two teenage home bur- Duncan who has previous · Roma’s Pizza at 3706 40s. In each case, the suspect glary suspects on April 1. convictions for theft, drug pos- Hillsboro Pike pried open a door to gain entry A neighbor phoned police session, domestic assault and · My Sister’s Closet at 4012 and stole petty cash. after seeing the two, ages 15 unlawful weapon possession, is Hillsboro Pike Anyone who has informa- and 17, break into a home in the being held in lieu of $7,000. · Don Ho Acupuncture at tion concerning these burglaries 6600 block of Upton Lane at 11 4004 Hillsboro Pike is urged to contact West a.m. Another citizen observed Police Need Help · Mr. Sanders Tutoring at Precinct detectives at 862-7385 sage to 274637 (CRIMES) or the goings on and began chas- Identifying Green 4004 Hillsboro Pike or Crime Stoppers at 74- online at www.nashville- ing them. Police helicopter pilot · Cummings Video at 4004 CRIME. Citizens can also send crimestoppers.com. Persons Johnny Hansel flew into the Hills Burglar Hillsboro Pike an electronic tip to Crime who contact Crime Stoppers by area, spotted one of the teens West Precinct detectives · Chipotle Mexican Grill at Stoppers by texting the word phone or text message can running from a creek bed, and are working to identify the man 3900 Hillsboro Pike "CASH" along with their mes- remain anonymous and qualify guided Officer Paul Sorace to him. The second teen was taken into custody nearby. During the burglary, the teens stole jewelry and a 26- inch flat screen television, all of which were recovered. West detectives are investi- gating whether the two are responsible for other burglaries in the area. The 15-year-old was marked absent from school today. The 17-year-old’s name was not reflected as a current Metro student. Two Arrested in Auto Burglaries Alert police work led to the arrest of two men suspected in at least 150 West Nashville auto burglaries in the past six weeks. West Precinct Officers Matthew Stevenson and Shaun Rohweder spotted the pair on 46th Avenue North near Alabama Avenue in a 1996 Ford F-150. The pickup had been developed as a suspect vehicle in the break-ins. The driver, James Duncan, 42, and his passenger, Corey Bland, 20, were taken into custody at 1:45 a.m. Duncan claimed that Bland paid him to drive around various neighborhoods, includ- ing Sylvan Park, Bellevue, Oak Hill and Green Hills, while Bland broke into vehicles. Burglary tools and electronics were recovered from inside the pickup. Duncan, of Rome Avenue, took investiga- tors to several locations where auto burglaries occurred overnight, including seven in the 200 block of Cherokee Avenue and two on Lynnwood Terrace. So far, Duncan and Bland are charged with posses- sion of burgla- ry tools. The investigation continues and April 16-22, 2010 Westview Page 3 Nashville Nli Annual Fish Fry at Belleview Masonic Nostalgia The Belleview Masonic Lodge, 7420 Old Harding Road, will hold its Annual Fish Fry on By E.D. Thompson Saturday, April 17 from 11 a.m. until. Cost for the fish fry is $8.00 . Everyone is welcome and [email protected] 6 14 x 9.21 invited to attend! Earth Day parts of our lives with our chil- Do you and your family cel- dren in the mountains and at the ebrate Earth Day? This year it beach. We could stand there and will occur on Thursday, April gaze and realize that there were 22. some things much bigger than Here in Nashville, as the any of us. The emotion, inspira- great season of Spring is open- tion, and spirituality which we Devil’s Advocate timated emotion!" and up for canonization, two roles ing for us, we have to observe experienced were great compo- I avoid scary movies as a "Vanity… It’s my all time my were created to debate the pros and relish in the freshness, the nents of the greatness and vast- rule.
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