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Rerouting freight rail traffic could The Nashville native blazing a trail for female engineers

create passenger rail service David Smith Staff Writer When Elizabeth Surface, who goes by Ibba, entered Vanderbilt University as a stu- dent, she had never heard of a structural engineer. “I had a tool kit, which no one else in my dorm had, so I hooked up stereos for everyone. I also wired a heater vent open on a Fiat. Someone said “you should be an engineer,” so I checked into it.” This week, Surface became the new president of Ross Bryan Associates Inc. She is the first woman to lead the 67- year-old Nashville-based struc- tural engineering firm. “During our succession planning, Ibba became the clear Elizabeth “Ibba” Surface choice to be the voice of leader- ship in our firm,” said Don ful. I’ve had some great men- Yarbrough, who has served as tors, who are men, and I have CSX train departing Nashville station - photo courtesy of R.L. Banks and Associates the firm’s president since 2011 worked in firms where I can and remain as a board member express what I want to do and Wanda Southerland sidered a “simple solution.” oped West End area. Former. and senior principal. be taken seriously. I learned Contributor An organization titled “Go Congressman Bob Clement “She is well respected and early on that I didn’t need to be Developing passenger rail Rail Now” sees the feasibility will serve as honorary co- highly qualified, and has one of the boys and I’ve never service for Nashville and of rerouting freight rail traf- chair since he was instrumen- worked in every part of our pursued that. I learned early to Middle Tennessee seems to fic around Middle Tennessee tal in obtaining federal funds business,” he continued. speak up and I still do.” have become the little engine in order to free up railroad for the Land Port. Since the An experienced, licensed When mentoring young engi- that can’t. space for regional passenger group is non-partisan, the sec- engineer, Surface has worked in neers, she suggested listening Waiting is no longer an rail service. Economic devel- ond co-chair will be from the all service lines of the firm to what speaks to you when you option, and “every year we opment would be an added other side of the political aisle. since joining Ross Bryan take your introductory classes. wait, the conditions get more bonus. Williams said that Bland sup- Associates in 1979 as an engi- “Engage in school projects challenging,” Metro Transit “The rail is already there,” ports the group. Nashville is a neering intern and served on so you know what to expect. Authority CEO Steve Bland said Go Rail Now spokesper- key hub in the CSX rail sys- the company’s board of direc- Internships are great experi- stated last year when nMotion son Rick Williams, adding that tem, routing 60 trains per day, tors since 2004. ences and can open a lot of — Metro’s transit plan — was once the freight rail bypass is according to CSX information When Surface first entered doors. I got my first internship released. He said that Nashville completed, “We would have through the Nashville area the field of engineering as a through an adjunct professor is at “its moment” to take the ability overnight to start toward five key cities: Atlanta, young woman, she faced some who brought me in as a techni- action now. The transit’s plan passenger rail service.” Birmingham, Chicago, Louis- tough situations. However, cian and later hired me as an hasn’t been funded. The organization is com- ville and Memphis. It is also thanks to mentors she learned engineer,” she said. “Seek out That was then. prised of members from the the second largest rail yard to push through and speak up. connections with people who... Now, the engine is being StopAMP group who opposed and transfer facility in the... “Since becoming an engi- stoked with what is being con- the plan in already well-devel- See Rail Lines on Page 3 neer, people have been respect- See Engineering on Page 8

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From Page One host regional rail trains. In Williams said the first step is ball,” Williams said, adding that to fix Middle Tennessee’s tran- turn, according to Williams, the to conduct the feasibility study if President Trump plans to sit problems by using passenger Rail Lines... rails could service the area for that will be conducted by spend a trillion dollars on infra- rail service.” years to come. Arlington, Virginia-based R.L. structure, “then I want to get It could take 10 years or southeast and has three types of With development opportu- Banks & Associated, Inc., that about $15 billion of that money longer to complete this project. freight trains: Intermodal, Unit nities comes challenges. CSX’s has 60 years of rail experience and Manifest / Mixed. Nashville area is at capacity; and has completed studies in Go Rail Now suggests relo- therefore, the company is will- several major cities. The study cating Radnor Yard, currently ing to share its tracks with pas- is expected to cost approximate- located in South Nashville near senger traffic. ly $350,000. Interstate 65, which would Other challenges include Once the study is completed, divert a significant number of obtaining sufficient funding the plans will be submitted to through freight trains and free and determining the benefits to CSX. up track capacity that could CSX. “We are behind the eight The Go Rail Now logo

CSX train arriving into North Radnor station. Ideal freight bypass rail line including potential passenger rail routes. The freight bypass is - photo courtesy of R.L. Banks and Associates represented in yellow.

Ambitious study finds per person greenhouse gas emissions above the national average

David Smith due to buildings and facilities. Staff Writer The Livable Nashville report A committee of prominant therefore recommends reducing leaders unveiled recommenda- energy usage in Metro facilities tions this week for an ambitious and increasing the govern- new municipal sustainability ment’s renewable energy portfo- plan to help address environ- lio. mental, economic, and equity “We’ve assembled these draft challenges in Nashville. recommendations with a vision One big key takeway from for a future Nashville that has the plan: Nashville needs to less waste, more green space, reduce greenhouse gas emis- greater energy efficiency, safer sions. and more accessible opportuni- The plan, which included a ties to walk, bike or take transit, community inventory, looked at breathable air and drinkable the entire city’s greenhouse gas water, and clean power,” said emissions, and found them Committee Co-Chair Beth Geer. slightly lower than they were in Other key strategies from the 2005 and 2011. But average emis- drafted plan include: reducing sions per person were still above Metro Government’s green- the national average. house gas emissions by 20 per- Mayor Barry launched the cent by 2020 and 80 percent by Livable Nashville Committee 2050; increasing energy used last May to create the draft, from renewable resources, which is available for public reduce the amount of resources review and comment at the Metro buildings are using, plant Mayor’s Office website for the a half-million trees countywide Valentine’s Gift Event next month. by 2050 to achieve a 50 percent The Metro inventory, which countywide canopy cover, and Receive our Lilla Cuff for $39 with a purchase of $100 or more. looked at government buildings, transitioning 50 percent of 2209 Bandywood Drive vehicles and other greenhouse Metro’s vehicle fleet to electric gas producers, found a 45 per- engines or alternative fuels by in the courtyard on bandywood cent increase since 2005, largely 2025. Page 4- The News, February 9, 2017 Founder and CEO of domestic violence center resigns

The Mary Parrish Center port services.“Valerie Wynn founder and CEO Valerie Wynn created the Mary Parrish announced her resignation at Center as an outgrowth of her the domestic violence center advocacy for abused women and will join her husband and children, and we are forev- Mark Wynn as a full-time part- er grateful for the vision and ner in Wynn Consulting. passion she has shown,” said After serving as a counselor Mitchell Korn, chairman of with the Metro Police Depart- the center’s board. “She has ment’s Domestic Violence helped to lay a solid foundation Division, Wynn established for the center’s next phase The Mary Parrish Center for of growth and development, victims of domestic and sexual including her instrumental violence in 2002 and has since work in securing $3.9 million served as its executive director. in funding to support our mis- The Mary Parrish Center sion. Together with her and (MPC) will continue to provide her family, the board looks for- transitional housing and other ward to what the center can services to help survivors of accomplish in the future domestic and sexual violence. because of this foundation.” It is the largest single-site ther- The search for a new CEO is As home sales continue to soar, apeutic transitional housing under way. In the meantime, program in Tennessee. Mary Katherine Rand, who Women and children who is director of Transitional aspiring first-time buyers stay cautious have become homeless as a Housing Program and Therapist There were 2,411 home clos- performed better in January during January was $261,500 result of domestic or sexual at the center, will serve as ings reported for the month of than it did in either January or and for a condominium it was violence can live at the MPC for interim leader of the organiza- January, according to figures February of last year,” contin- $184,350. This compares with up to two years. The MPC also tion. provided by the professional ued Troxel. “Pending sales last year’s median residential provides a myriad of loving, Wynn said she is confident trade association, Greater numbers are also higher. and condominium prices of voluntary victim-centered ser- that the life-saving work being Nashville Realtors. This figure Punxsutawney Phil might have $242,668 and $179,900, respec- vices, including trauma thera- done at the organization that is up 11.2 percent from the 2,167 seen his shadow, suggesting six tively. py; family, child and group she named in honor of her closings reported for the same more weeks before we see "One item to watch will be psychological counseling; and husband’s mother will contin- period last year. spring weather, but our data the impact of President individualized life skills train- ue. "Our market just proved you indicates our market may enter Trump’s suspension on the 25- ing, case management and sup- can buy and sell a home during the spring selling season soon- basis point reduction of mort- the winter," said Greater er.” gage interest premiums on Nashville Realtors President There were 2,755 sales pend- FHA loans,” said Troxel. Scott Troxel. "The winter ing at the end of the month, “Many first-time and low- to months are actually a good time compared with 2,212 pending moderate-income buyers look for serious buyers. There are sales at this time last year. The to FHA loans as part of their fewer properties on the market, average number of days on the path to homeownership. but there is also less competi- market for a single-family Realtors are letting the admin- tion for those properties. home was 57 days. istration know both the impor- “Not only did we see the best The median residential tance and impact of FHA loans January on record, our market price for a single-family home on the housing market.”

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the Highland Rim just outside the Nashville Basin, and con- TennGreen marks successful year of tains pristine springs, clear run- ning streams and waterfalls, forested slopes, diverse vegeta- conserving important parcels of land tion, and incredible wildlife,” said John Noel, III, TennGreen Brenda Batey serves Tennessee's natural treas- ments last year was the transfer through the generosity of Lee president. “It is a prime example Contributor ures, had a banner year in 2016 of 13 acres at Beaman Park to Beaman and his mother Sally of undeveloped forested areas, Tennessee Parks and Green- and staff and volunteers are Metro Nashville Parks, just Beaman, in honor of his father which are disappearing from the ways Foundation (TennGreen), a looking forward to a successful northwest of downtown Nash- and her husband, Alvin G. Nashville–Davidson County area.” non-profit land trust that creates 2017. ville. Beaman. In 2013 a small tract of pri- parks and protects and con- Among the many achieve- Beaman Park was established “The 1,688-acre park lies on vately held land adjoining Beaman Park became available for purchase, and the owner had intentions to sub-divide the land and build private homes. TennGreen recognized the importance of this tract to the park, the ridge trail and its eco- logical system, and approached the property owners and re- quested that they consider a sale to TennGreen. After careful negotiations, coupled with the property owner’s understanding of the significance of the land, TennGreen purchased the land through a loan from the Bob Brown Emergency Land Fund and publically fundraised to recover the expenses of the land purchase. In May of 2016, the land was purchased by Metro Nashville Parks Department at 50% value as an addition to Beaman Park. This parcel is a critical addi- Brady mountain is part of Grassy Cove, a National Natural Landmark recently purchased by TennGreen to conserve its TennGreen story continues many natural features. - photos by Brenda Batey on page 6 Page 6- The News, February 9, 2017

TennGreenʼs VP Bob Tuke, Director of Development Alice Stephenʼs Lake at Poor House Road are in Williamson County on a 1,300+ acre conservation Hudson and member Bob Brandt show their love for trees easement completed about two years ago. It is actively managed as a working farm and and the land. retreat center. tion for the protection of the With ridge tops and eleva- ments totaling 1,370 acres, said Tuke. gram of activities including ecological environment at tions just under 1,000 feet, deep 600 acres conserved in the Last March, TennGreen held hikes for members, and has had Beaman Park and a piece of the hollows and the clear waters of Bridgestone-Firestone Wilder- a celebration at the Music City two successful events so far: at proposed ecological corridor the Little Marrowbone, Henry ness Area, conservation of Center in Nashville to recog- Radnor Lake featuring a birder, from Beaman Park to Radnor and Bull Creeks, the park’s nearly 1,000 acres at Grassy nize former Governor Winfield and at Hidden Lake at Harpeth Lake State Natural Area,” said flora includes species not com- Cove, designation of Soak Dunn and his wife, Betty, for River State Park. Several more Bob Tuke, TennGreen regional mon in the Nashville Basin, Creek as Tennessee’s newest their achievements in protect- are planned for spring. vice president. “Wildlife corri- such as mountain laurel, wild State Scenic River, and a 114- ing Tennessee’s natural treas- Other upcoming events are dors are necessary because azalea and blueberries. acre land gift to become a ures, including when Governor Angel’s Envy hosts Cocktails they maintain the ability of Further efforts of Tenn- Lincoln County park. Dunn signed the State Natural for a Cause at The Sutler on animals to move to food sources Green have resulted in the “Stretching from the mighty Areas Act into legislation in Feb. 22 and, on April 7, Spring and provide access to larger preservation of numerous Mississippi to the Great Smoky 1971. Funds from this event will Fling for TennGreen, honoring habitats.” areas all over the state which Mountains, Tennessee has enable TennGreen to safeguard the lands protected under The park provides vital habi- many Nashvillians have al- some of the most ecologically additional land. Governor Phil Bredesen's tat to a wide array of wildlife ready enjoyed through hiking rich, most beautiful, and most “Also in 2016, TennGreen administration. and hardwood forests dominate and other activities. These historically significant natural began a membership program On the horizon for the mid to upper slopes along include acquisition of four pri- treasures in the United States which offers an array of bene- TennGreen in 2017, five public the ridge of the property. vately-held conservation ease- and they deserve to be saved,” fits, most importantly the land projects are already in the knowledge that your gift pro- works, including conservation tects our rivers and streams, of lands at scenic and iconic forests, farms, wetlands, wildlife places throughout Tennessee, and special places unique to and eight privately held conser- “We“WWee decideddedecciiidddeed onon cremation.”ccrrreeemmaatttiiiooonn”.n Tennessee,” Noel said. vation easements are pending. Members are invited to For more information about “WWee c soh e crree oitam n becaauuse it’’ss a simmpp el rr,, numerous events through the Tennessee Parks and Green- year and basic member- ways Foundation, call 615-329- ineexxxpp visne e a vitanretl e to b ru ia ”.l ship begins at $35 annually. 4441 or visit www.tenngreen.org TennGreen has begun a pro- hW ateevver uuoy r r nosae , N llivhsa e C ooitamer n C etne is tr he p cal e to trats . WeWell’ l p divor e you w ti h evev nnihtyre g you n ee d to k on w. SIMPLEELPMIS CCREMATIONER ME AATT NOI $801.94108$ .94 CompletemoC lpm ete uO r Alll-- evisulcnI ““JJJust Cr itame on” Pa akc ge in lc udes: efsnarT r f or m P al ce of Dce tae to oh ur C muirotamer ....$1 00.52 ihtiW 50 mn li e r uida s ooff N ellivhsa gniraperP , P or ce ss nis g and Secu gnir ht e Nece rass y Docu stnem ...... $2 7 00.57 taeD h C tre iififi etac , C mer oitam n P timre , S aico l S tiruce y F smro tS andard C mer at o9oi n F ee $2 00.59 cisaB Cremati no C niatno er ...... $ 7 00.57 rrCo etagu d c draobdra , m ee ts cr yrotame r nemeriuqe ts S tatS e C oitamer n P imre t Fn F ee ...... $2$2 00.5 005 eriuqeR by td h Stae te ooff TeTe eessenn Sla es Tax ...... 6$ 94 TotalTolat ...... $801.94...... $ 8 108 .94 No H eddi n FeFees • 1 00 % S civre e S ita ssfffaa oitc n G arau eetna

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Whatʼs wrong with this picture? A dangerous sidewalk!

Myke Schwartz sent these photos to The News. The car accident which caused this precarious scene not far from the intersection of Sloan Road and Westlawn Drive took place over a week ago. Since then, hundreds of people have walked this greenway on their way to the restaurants in Sylvan Park. “Not only was the debris left in the gutter where people ride their bikes, this power pole was sev- ered and is being help up only by the power lines right over the public sidewalk where people walk,” states Schwartz. If you see something that needs immediate attention or is out of the ordinary, give us a call at 615- 298-1500 or email a description or photo to: [email protected] and we will consider putting it in our “Whatʼs wrong with this picture?” feature.

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February 9 February 11 truth, every lie; dance with Two Hearts Antiques of the American Lung Associa- your demons; immerse into pas- tion will climb Fifth Third The Streamside Stones River Chapter sion; grapple with fear and and Crafts Show Center in downtown Nashville. Salamander in Green of Gold Star Wives longing. The visual aesthetic of The Friends of Two Rivers The participants will challenge Hills & Tennessee The Stones River Chapter of Zarubas’ work can be oversim- Mansion will start the year off themselves to climb 29 flights plified as whimsical with a with the Two Hearts Craft & of stairs, 644 steps. The Sierra Club is hosting a Gold Star Wives, Inc. will meet touch of macabre. Pleasing Antique Show. Two Rivers Registration is $35 for presentation by David I. Saturday, at 1 p.m. at the Alvin color combinations, unicorns Mansion is located at 3130 Climbers. Withers, Sunny A. Fleming, C York VA Hospital, 3400 and mermaids; inspiring text McGavock Pike, just off Briley All participants are required and Stephanie A. Williams Lebanon Pike, Murfreesboro. with undercurrent themes Parkway and minutes from to raise a minimum $100 in from the Tennessee Depart- Gold Star Wives is a national of civil liberties, losing sight Opryland Hotel. This year, addition to the registration fee. ment of Environment and non-profit service organization. of your dreams and self over 20 vendors will showcase All participants will also Conservation on the Stream- Anyone living in Nashville and loathing. their finest antiques and arts receive the 2017 Fight for Air side Salamander (Ambystoma the surrounding areas whose and crafts. Visitors can sip on Climb t-shirt. Walk up registra- barbouri), an increasingly rare spouse died while serving on coffee and munch on sweets tion will be available. But, and threatened winter-breeding active duty, or of a service-con- February 12 purchased at the Coffee we highly encourage prior species restricted to the Central nected cause, is welcome to Shoppe while they peruse the online registration. Basin. Listed as in “Need of join. For more information, Information session contact Bonnie White at (423) merchandise and enjoy the Management,” Withers and St. Henry Church will host 421-2849. beauty of the mansion colleagues will discuss the cur- an information session on throughout the three-day February 25 rent state of winter 2016-17 sur- Sunday, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. event. veys, exciting ongoing research Posterity in the Parish Center Meeting The show is set for Friday, Transportation Summit at area universities, and ways Posterity, by Pulitzer and Room. Sister Kathleen Erickson, February 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 The event is being hosted in which you can help identify Tony Award-wining playwright RSM and Kellye Branson, p.m., Saturday, February 18 by the Alliance for Green potential survey sites in the Doug Wright, had its world Nashville Catholic Charities, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Hills as they are presenting Green Hills area. The program premiere at Atlantic Theater will present. Sister Kathleen Sunday, February 19 from 12 to their first-ever Transportation starts at 7:00 p.m., come at Company in New York. Nash- spent 20 years working with 4 p.m.. Admission is $5 for Summit on Saturday, Feb- 6:30 p.m. to socialize, at Radnor ville Rep’s production will be immigrants in El Paso, TX and adults and $2 for children. ruary 25th from 10 a.m. to 12 Lake Visitor Center. You must only the second production of is currently working with Members are admitted free. p.m. enter Radnor Lake from this play - and a regional pre- detainees in Omaha, NE. Kellye All events are supported by The event will take place at Granny White Pike. This pro- miere. is Department Director for Metro Parks & Recreation. Lipscomb University's Stowe gram is free and open to the Nashville Rep will produce Refugee Services, one of the Proceeds raised will fund Hall, and is free and open to public. For more information, Posterity through February 25, settlement agencies for the the restoration of the man- the public. The purpose of the contact Betsy at 615 668-1977. in Johnson Theater at the State of Tennessee. The church sion. Friends of Two Rivers Summit is twofold: first, to Tennessee Performing Arts is located at 6401 Harding Mansion is a 501(c)(3) tax examine current transporta- Center located at 505 Deaderick Pike. exempt organization therefore tion patterns across the Green February 10 Street in downtown Nashville. all membership fees are tax Hills area, and second, to Mandala Sand Painting Preview performances are deductible. For more informa- focus on plans and projects February 9 - 10. February 15 tion for upcoming events and that address traffic issues. Starting at 10 a.m., at The Tickets are $25 for previews The History of membership visit the website Summit discussions will Frist, seven Tibetan monks and start at $45 for the regular at www.friendsoftworivers- include the results of the from Drepung Loseling Monastery North Nashville: run. Tickets can be purchased mansion.org or contact Events traffic and transportation in India will construct a sand online at nashvillerep.org or by Building a Community; Manager Laura Carrillo at survey conducted by the mandala with millions of grains calling the Box Office at 615-782- Challenging Jim Crow 615-862-8431 ex 233. Alliance. of colored sand. Mandalas are 4040. Note: This play contains elaborate circular designs that brief nudity. At 12:15 p.m., guests are are intended to represent the invited to a free program universe or a cosmic order. The presented by Dr. Learotha February 18 making of temporary sand All My Vinyl Dreams Williams, Associate Professor mandalas is an expression of The Green Gallery at Turnip of African American and Wine in the Winter devotion unique to Tibetan Green Creative Reuse (TGCR) Public History at Tennessee Wine in the Winter will be Buddhism.Visitors can watch presents All My Vinyl Dreams. State University, on B Level of on Saturday, from 4 p.m. to the monks work for five consec- The opening takes place 7 p.m. the museum in front of the 8 p.m. at the Hilton Nashville utive days. The mandala will to 10 p.m. at 945 Woodland stage. The Tennessee State Down- town. The event will remain on view for the duration Street, in conjunction with the Museum is located at 505 feature over 30 wine, beer, and Announce of the exhibition. On Sunday, East Side Stumble, This com- Deaderick St. spirits samples as well as food May 7, the monks will return munity event is free, open to the samples in a winter wonder- for the Frist Center’s Free public and features the artist land setting. This is a sister your event in Family Festival Day, ritually reception, snacks and drinks. February 17 event to Wine on the River, so destroying the mandala in a This show is one of several on Come Out Swinging guests should expect the same closing ceremony that symbol- the East Side Stumble circuit. setup if they have ever attend- izes impermanence. The show will be on display in Jazz-Americana artist Bryan ed that event. Tickets are $69 The News! The Frist is located at 919 the Green Gallery through Cumming will celebrate the in advance. Broadway. The price to attend is March 7. release of his new album, $12. For more information, call The exhibit explores the "Come Out Swinging", with a 615-244-3340. aspect of self - live out every concert and CD signing from 6- Fight for Air Climb Send: 10 p.m. at World Music, 7039 U.S. Beginning at 8 a.m., the MIDDLE TENNESSEE'S PREMIER RUG CLEANER Highway 70 S. in Bellevue. 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Fast-casual restaurant donating portion of sales Andrew Jackson Foundation elects to MDA research Janet Ayers to Board of Trustees Penn Station East Coast donation to the Muscular ing February 15. This will be Subs, the fast-casual restau- Dystrophy Association.” the first of four MDA fundrais- The nonprofit Andrew rant, will donate 15 percent of Queen’s Penn Station loca- er nights Penn Station will host Jackson Foundation has sales from 4 p.m. to close tions will sell MDA Shamrocks in 2017. elected business leader and Wednesday, February 15 to the to post in the restaurants start- philanthropist Janet Ayers to Muscular Dystrophy Associa- its board of trustees. tion (MDA). Ayers currently serves as The restaurants in Bellevue, president of The Ayers Murfreesboro, Hermitage and Foundation, which focuses on Mt. Juliet are participating. A improving the quality of life family affected by muscular for people in Tennessee, dystrophy will be at each loca- specifically in Decatur, Hen- tion during the event. MDA derson, Perry and Unicoi fights to free individuals and counties. To date, The Ayers their families from the devas- Foundation has awarded tating effects of muscular dys- more than 4,200 scholarships trophy, ALS and related life- to graduating high school threatening diseases so they seniors. She has also been can live longer and grow deeply involved with the stronger. State Collaborative on Re- “We’re proud to partner with forming Education (SCORE), the Muscular Dystrophy a nonprofit and nonpartisan Janet Ayers Association to help raise advocacy and research insti- money to fight these horrible tution founded by former U.S. exhibition, education, re- diseases,” said Marcus Queen, Sen. Bill Frist. search and publication. owner of the participating In addition to Ayers, the “Janet’s experience and Penn Station restaurants. “We Andrew Jackson Foundation her commitment to the hope MDA Night is a huge suc- The Penn Station East Coast Subs is located at 5205 board of trustees’ officers and Andrew Jackson Foundation cess so we can make a sizeable Old Hickory Blvd., in Hermitage. members include a national will make her a wonderful representation of business addition to our board of and philanthropic leaders. trustees,” said Howard The Andrew Jackson Kittell, CEO and president of New Madame Tussauds will be the first in Foundation aims to increase The Hermitage. “Her non- the public’s understanding of profit experience and back- the nation to focus solely on music the complex life and times of ground in education will help Andrew Jackson and to dis- With a completely different the Foundation in its mission cuss their relationship with concept for a Nashville audi- to engage and educate visi- events of today through ence, the well-known wax tors about Jackson’s life and preservation, interpretation, attraction, Madame Tussauds, legacy.” this week announced the addi- tion of jazz legends Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Officials break ground on Smith Louis Armstrong to its star- studded line-up. Springs park and community area Coming to Nashville this A groundbreaking ceremo- wellness opportunities. Re- spring, the new location will be ny for a new 15-acre park and gional centers are open six the company’s first offering in regional community center for days a week with a variety of the U.S. that focuses solely on the Priest Lake area of programs for children, teens, music icons that have shaped Southeast Davidson County is adults and seniors. America’s musical landscape. scheduled for Friday, February The goal of adding the newly 10. Construction is expected to announced figures is to pay take 12-14 months. homage to the uniquely Once completed, the 30,000 American and soulful genre of square foot facility will include jazz music, born in New a gymnasium, dance room, Orleans, over 100 years ago. fully-equipped fitness center, “Lady Day” Billie Holiday, meeting rooms, indoor track known for the soulful, unique and three-lane swimming pool. singing voice that turned her The park will include a play- into a phenomenon will have a ground, walking trail, and figure in the lounge area of the Madame Tussauds Nashville is paying homage to the parking lot. The new center attraction. Her figure will uniquely American genre of jazz music with the addition of will be a LEED certified facili- reflect her signature style from Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. ty. the 1950’s complete with the Smith Springs Regional recreation of a dress she was Community Center joins other 1950’s, “The First Lady of ure involved teams of profes- often seen in throughout her Metro regional community Song’s” figure is one of sional artists and sculptors to career. Stationed with a vintage centers, including Hartman, Fitzgerald’s popular singing create, who spent months on mic, the figure’s attire is com- Hadley, Coleman, East, McCabe, poses, allowing fans to “sing extensive research. Councilwoman of the 29th pleted with silk gardenias in Sevier and Southeast in offer- along” with the jazz legend. Living artists featured in the her hair, a strand of pearls and ing diverse recreation and District Karen Johnson long, fingerless, silk gloves. Louis Armstrong has influ- museum, including Taylor Ella Fitzgerald’s flexible and enced countless musicians with Swift and others, have given wide-ranging voice allowed her his trumpet style and vocals. more than 300 measurements to sing sultry ballads, sweet jazz “The Jazz Original” 1960’s fig- each to be recreated and to Have a great community news story? and imitate every instrument ure is decked out in a black suit accomplish a sense of realism, Let us know! in an orchestra. Wearing a accompanied by his Selmer which has been at the heart of replica of an off-the-shoulder trumpet. the 250-year Madame Tussauds Email [email protected] or call 615-298-1500 blue dress she wore in the Each Madame Tussauds fig- legacy. February 9, 2017, The News- Page 11 Vine Street Christian Church, Montgomery Bell Academy agree to share West End property Vine Street Christian Church current location. Thus the con- has had a good partnership with Christian Church,” Gioia said. Vine Street Christian Church.” and Montgomery Bell Academy gregation has followed a very the Vine Street Christian Church The sale should to finalized in The sale is anticipated to be (MBA) have reached an agree- deliberate and prayerful process through shared uses of their late summer. r partnership with finalized in late summer. ment for MBA to purchase a por- to prepare for this moment. campuses,” said MBA tion of the church’s property, “I believe the opportunities Headmaster Brad Gioia. “Nearly which is adjacent to the school’s for transformation this sale two decades ago, the MBA Board Harding Road campus. The five opens are tremendous and can be determined that property adjoin- acres will be divided into two beneficial to many. More than ing our campus was strategically new parcels, with MBA purchas- just a property sale, we antici- important to the school and the ing approximately 3.5 acres and pate a partnership with MBA acquisition and improvement of the church retaining approxi- that allows for shared use of our that property would help build mately 1.5 acres. facilities to serve the MBA cam- better relationships with our Last year Church officials pus, the Vine Street congrega- neighbors and the community. decided dividing the property tion and our surrounding neigh- The new sidewalks on Wilson that wasn’t used on a regular borhood for years to come,” Boulevard and the invitation to basis would benefit MBA. Kleinert said. our neighbors to enjoy the cam- Vine Street Christian Church “In addition, this sale allows pus are two examples of our will continue to worship at its Vine Street to fully embrace the efforts to strengthen these rela- current location. Future Story our congregation tionships. Vine Street’s senior minister imagined together last year, “We have discussed with Vine Rev. Thomas Kleinert said, “This allowing us to enhance our cur- Street over the years that should property decision is one of the rent ministries and ponder they wish to sell any property, most important ones in recent future ways for meaningful MBA would be interested in decades for the church, compara- impact in our community,” the acquiring that land. We look for- In 2015, Montgomery Bell Academy first expressed interest ble in scope only to the decision minister added. ward to this new chapter in our to move from downtown to our “For more than 50 years, MBA partnership with Vine Street in buying property from Vine Street Christian Church to expand. EUROPEAN ASIAN DOMESTIC VEHICLES MIDASMIDAS TIRETIRE ANDAND AUTOAUTO SERVICESERVICE

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Civil Site Design Group and Communication, Erickson Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Club is active in 11 countries in cology and drug discovery.” The Brian Dunn has joined Civil worked for five Chapter, Friends of Vanderbilt Africa. award will be presented April 22 Site Design Group as land years at the Kirsch Children’s Hospital and her during ASPET’s annual meeting planner / landscape architect. Company. There she alma mater UNC-Chapel Hill. The SoBro in Chicago. He has more than ten years of held the position of Riley offers a firsthand perspec- Chicago-based Magellan Colleen Morton, M.D., has multi-industry design experi- Marketing Product tive to her clients whether first Development Group has hired joined Vanderbilt University ence. Manager. Her strong time buyers, investors, moving Steve Navarrete and Kala Medical Center Dunn has particular expert- marketing skills, up or downsizing to the next Geers as leasing agents and (VUMC) as section analytical ability chapter of their lives. She is chief of Classical ise in golf course architecture, Erickson Katie Eadler as administrative landscape architecture, facility and passion for dedicated to help all whether assistant at The SoBro, down- Hematology, a spe- planning, and environmental client satisfaction were a natu- purchasing or selling a property town Nashville’s luxury rental cialty also known consulting. He was previously ral fit for her move to real estate. and considers it a privilege to apartment high-rise. as “benign hema- with Structural Detailing, LLC, Erickson is excited to be part of build a strong trust-based rela- Navarrete is a tology” because it the Fridrich and Clark Realty tionship with her clients that covers all blood dis- and spent seven years with Nashville native Morton Kevin Tucker Design Group. family and brings extensive will last beyond a closing date. with both leasing orders that are not A 2007 graduate of the knowledge of new construction, Now celebrating its 50th year and sales experi- cancer. University of Georgia with a property development, luxury in business, Fridrich & Clark ence. His back- In the newly created position, Bachelor of Landscape Archi- home sales, marketing, and Realty is one of the largest and ground is in cus- Morton oversees VUMC’s treat- tecture, he served in the Student negotiation skills to the team most established real estate tomer service, retail ment of patients with bleeding Government Association as a along with her 20+ years of resi- firms in the area. The compa- and telecommuni- disorders like von Willebrand Navarrete senator for the College of dential real estate experience. ny’s more than 150 agents pro- cations. disease, blood clotting disorders Environment and Design, and Erickson most recently worked vide comprehensive residential Geers is a native of Dallas, including deep venous thrombo- as president of the Arch with Developer, Southern Land real estate services throughout Texas, with experi- sis (DVT) and pulmonary Society. Company, representing the the greater Nashville area from ence in customer emboli, abnormal blood counts neighborhoods of Windstone, offices in Green Hills and service and sales. like anemia, low platelets and Laurelbrooke and Westhaven. Brentwood. low white blood counts, and Fifth Third Bank She worked as a She is currently represent- leasing consultant inherited disorders like sickle Austin Rissler recently ing the neighborhoods of at Lincoln Property cell disease or hemochromato- joined Fifth Third Bank’s Witherspoon in Brentwood, Mocha Club Company in Dallas sis. Commercial Middle Richland Hall in West End/ Mocha Club announces before moving to Geers Market Division as Nashville, and The Grove in Emily Blackledge has been Nashville to expand Zeitlin & Co., Realtors assistant vice presi- College Grove. Erickson is excit- promoted from within by the her residential real estate dent/commercial ed to help families realize their Board of Directors and will now Zeitlin & Co. Realtors is expertise. pleased to announce that relationship man- dream of home ownership and serve as the organization’s new Eadler, a Nashville native, ager for the Ten- the happiness that comes with President. Matthew Matwijec, Jackie received her Bachelor of Brown and Jake Moore have nessee region, focus- being part of a great community Blackledge most Science degree in mass commu- ing on middle mar- like Nashville. recently served as joined their outstanding group Rissler nication and public of agents serving Middle ket companies and Huff considers the Vice President relations with corporations across various herself a Nashville of International Tennessee. minors in business Matwijec’s fami- industry verticals that are seek- native, having Program for Mocha administration and ing ideas around lending, capi- moved from Los Club. She has been ly recently relocat- art from Middle ed to Brentwood tal markets, and treasury man- Angeles just in part of the staff Tennessee State agement. time to start since 2010 and from Colorado. He Blackledge University in 2003. Austin has six years of expe- kindergarten and involved with the is excited to join She has held posi- his two brothers rience in the financial services continued through organization since 2005. Eadler tions as an execu- industry and previously served Huff her college years at Originally from Boulder, with the Matwijec tive administrator at the Center Stinson Group as assistant vice president in Belmont University. After grad- Colorado, she completed her for Nonprofit Management Matwijec the Wholesale Credit organiza- uation Ashlyne went into the undergraduate degree in within Zeitlin and and the Tennessee Wildlife to build a business focused on tion of Bank of America- music business and then transi- International Political Economy Federation, among others. Merrill Lynch in Charlotte, NC. tioned into Real Estate in 2012. at Belmont University, then relationship-based real estate. The SoBro’s newest addi- Matwijec will be working A Nashville resident, Austin Growing up in a musician's fam- spent time in Washington DC tions, Navarrete, Eadler and received his Bachelor of Arts ily, she loves the creative worlds working with the President’s from the Zeitlin Williamson Geers are eager to serve current County office. degree in Mathematics and of music, both singing and song- Initiative for Workforce and future residents of the 32- Political Science from Vander- writing as well as writing novels Development. Blackledge re- Brown is a sea- story, 313-unit high-rise at 205 soned marketing bilt University, and his and making stationery from ceived her Master’s degree in Demonbreun Street. Masters in Finance from the scratch. Huff loves working International Relations and and advertising sales executive who Owen Graduate School of with first time home buyers, cre- African Studies from Boston Vanderbilt University Business (Vanderbilt Univer- ative types and introducing University before returning to puts relationships sity.) clients to Nashville's local spots. Nash- ville in 2008. She has Medical Center at the forefront of She is thrilled to be a new team taught international develop- Craig Lindsley, Ph.D., a her business. She was drawn to member in the Starling Davis ment and international politics leader of Vanderbilt University Brown Fridrich & Clark Realty Group. at Belmont University and was School of Medicine’s ground- Zeitlin first as a Fridrich & Clark Realty, LLC Riley, a Nashville the Sam Walton Fellow in breaking drug discovery pro- client and then later as an agent. is pleased to announce that native, attended the charge of international projects gram, is the 2017 Brown will be working from the Sherry Erickson has joined University of North for the Belmont chapter of recipient of the Zeitlin Green Hills office. our Brentwood office as an Carolina at Chapel ENACTUS before joining Mocha Pharmacia-ASPET After many years in land devel- Affiliate Broker, Ashlyne Huff Hill and earned a Club in 2010. Emily and her hus- Award in Experi- opment, Moore decided to expand joins the Green Hills office as degree in Marketing band Rob live in Nashville with mental Therapeu- his knowledge and one of its newest realtors and and Finance. After their son Fletcher. tics from the expertise by pursu- Susan Riley has joined our working as an Mocha Club is an interna- American Society ing a career in resi- Green Hills office as an Affiliate Riley underwriter at Blue tional community committed to for Pharmacology dential real estate. Lindsley Broker. Cross Blue Shield she worked fighting extreme poverty in and Experimen- tal Born and raised in Originally from Michigan, for the family insurance agency, Africa by cultivating everyday Therapeutics (ASPET). Nashville, he has Erickson moved to Nashville in Polk & Sullivan, Inc. She has generosity – like giving up the ASPET said Lindsley was grown with this ever-expanding city 1995 and is proud to call volunteered on various commit- cost of a few mochas a month. honored for “his pioneering use Moore Nashville home. After graduat- tees at Ensworth School, Working in five main project of technology-enabled synthe- and knows the ins ing from Western Michigan Harpeth Hall School, the areas - Clean Water, Education, sis, which led to fundamental and outs and all it has to offer. University’s business school Nashville Figure Skating Club, Economic Freedom, Orphan and transforming effects on Moore will be working from the with a BBA degree in Marketing Junior League of Nashville, Care, and Healthcare – Mocha medicinal chemistry, pharma- Zeitlin Green Hills office. February 9, 2017, The News- Page 13

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Our government busy roads while I and other see what is going on. I prefer system that they initiated long we hire are able to give them- is removing the requirement vehicles screech around them. fresh food and friendly person- before most of them were in selves a raise? Shouldn't we that investment advisors (Wall Ugghhh!!! able people. If this is all they office. We the people who hired their employers have a say so in Street) act in the best interest Now not only am I on the can dish up maybe they need to them by doing our civic duty their income? Most of these of their clients, you know do look out for ignorant construc- get off the block. and vote are now subject to the people are not working the not fleece your customer’s tion people but also arrogant, constant reminder that we are whole year. Yes they do deserve accounts. The most-simple form the world owes me jaywalkers. Medicaid bandwagon depleting the Social Security some vacation time but the time is to sell an investment that Double ugghhh!!! and Medicare bank account. off they get is way to excessive. What really ticks me off is pays Wall Street big commis- However we never hear about Does anyone reading this get the fact that most politicians in sion fees that are taken from the retirement and health care more than a month off on their Old, stale, cold food Washington soon after being your retirement account up- bank account of the political first year on the job? Wendy's in Green Hills is elected by us get on the band front. elite's going broke. Maybe if the missing a huge opportunity. I'm wagon about how the Social Advisors required to act in people who fall under the safety sitting here with my son, and Security and Medicare pro- Lost dog sign left to rot your best interest, good for of the governments health and neither of us are enjoying the grams are not in a healthy A gentleman nailed a dog America’s retirees? Not any- retirement would join us, the old, stale, cold food. No wonder financial situation. But, the missing poster to the tele- more and that is the swamp bit- folks that put them in office we are the only ones in here at same politicians exempt them- phone pole in front of my ing back. Beware and guard would see some different views 5:30. The owner or management selves from the system and fall house about three years ago. I your nest egg. of the system and maybe there called the number on the would be a different view on poster yesterday and told him Compassion has its how to fix the system rather SAME DAY that I have an idea about that the old idea of lets cut the limits BELLE MEADE CERTIFIED what may have happened to his benefits from those that hired This is in response to several INSURANCE pet. It could have died of old us and make them work longer ticked off comments of Feb 2nd. EWELRY & REPAIR APPRAISALS age. J and pay a higher deductible. First, as a bookkeeper, I had to State of the Art Laser Welder make copies of every employ- ee’s SS cards and drivers licens- Platinum • 14K &18K • Antique Restoration • Sterling Silver • Eyeglass Repair es to make sure they were not Appraisals • Engraving • Prong Rebuilding • Watch Repair and Watch batteries illegal. We hired three men from Guatemala. Their ID's Belle Meade Plaza Winchester Same Day looked just like mine. 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That is the A public hearing meeting will be held Wednesday, law and for a good reason. The February 22, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. for consideration of pro- majority has spoken because Trump got the popular votes in posed Ordinance 2017-1, with caption as follows: 30 states while Hillary only got 20 states. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 14 OF THE CITY People complain that we are CODE TO CHANGE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE Precinct Delegate & County Conventions not compassionate because we CITY REGULATES THE SIZE OF RESIDENTIAL will be held on the same day. want to build a wall and hate STRUCTURES TO RELY UPON THE STANDARD OF others not like us and such and Location: Millenium Maxwell House Hotel do not want to take in refugees. “FLOOR AREA RATIO” RATHER THAN VOLUME, AND Date: February 18th, 2017 Yes, we are the melting pot of TO AMEND THE CODE AS REQUIRED BY THAT the world, but people came here CHANGE IN REGULATION Beginning Time (registration): 8:00 A.M. knowing it was a privilege and not a right. They learned Contest & Credentials Committee Chairman: All meetings are held at Belle Meade City Hall, 4705 English, became a part of this Mark Rogers country, not separate. Harding Rd., Nashville Tennessee 37205 unless notice We are just tired of people appears in this section. The public is invited to attend. 480 Saddle Drive coming here illegally thinking Nashville, TN 37221 that they deserve the same City of Belle Meade rights as those who have lived [email protected] Beth Reardon here all their lives. Why become a citizen when you can get the City Manger All contests must be filed that day same rights as a citizen without February 9, 2017, The News- Page 15

CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 being one? I am a very compas- my social security check that think is so wonderful. Kids person with my own eyes. event when Obama entered the sionate person. But I have if Trump was the owner of should have at least one place Here's one example: I have seen White House. Obama waited enough common sense to know the losing Falcons he would where they can learn the joy of him disrespect his wife and for his wife, put a protective that we cannot bring anyone tweet "Quarterback cheated. reading and just be kids for a leave her abandoned at the car arm around her and followed and everyone into this country. Officials were bribed. Will show while. when he first entered the White behind her up the steps. This Safety for one. Jobs for another. proof at later date. Reporting of House. I saw that photo posted blatant evidence of Crass How are we supposed to pay for Atlanta loss is FAKE NEWS. They seem to forget on Facebook someone com- (Trump) vs. Class (Obama) all them? The prevailing senti- Sad." mented it was not a real photo, goes denied by people who wor- ment of the last few decades has I’m ticked off that it always it was photoshopped (probably ship Trump. A man who does seems like the Republicans say been let the government and the Six pack of greef by "the left" or the "mainstream not respect his wife, thinks only rich pay for everything. They we should respect the office media"). This is the blindness of himself, and boasts about have money. Pretty soon that counseling even if you do not like the man. of Trump believers. The video grabbing women by their pri- money will dry up too because O.M.G. !!! I think I am start- They seem to forget the way of that moment was then posted vate parts, the President? Not millions are getting it for free. ing to understand how the they act anytime there is a and compared with the same for me. democrats feel after my Falcons Democrat in the office of the Tom Bradyʼs jersey loose to the Patriots!! I need a Presidency. six pack of greef counseling. Has the state of Texas gone completely nuts? Tom Brady's Mainstream media jersey was stolen from the lock- Basically naked guy on I am incredibly ticked off er room after the big Super at people who claim that the Ticked off? Bowl game Sunday night. We the cover "mainstream media" is attack- now hear that the governor of I find it disgusting that the ing Trump. A quote from a Texas has ordered the Texas news rack at the front of the recent comment in your col- Call (615) 298-5597 Rangers to help track down the Bellevue library has a gay umn: "the mainstream media jersey thief ! I cannot believe newspaper with this latest issue omits a lot of news, they leave or e-mail: that such resources would be showing basically a naked guy news out and then add news wasted on trying to find an arti- on the cover pushing tattoos. about the left." This is probably cle of clothing, no matter how There are obviously a lot of from a person who watches Fox [email protected] famous (or notorious) the young kids in that building all News exclusively. If you want a owner might be in the public the time and to me you might as truly reliable news source, you eye. If I lived in Texas (thank well put copies of Hustler in need to go to the BBC, but I don't God I don't), I would be very there if we want to be inclusive. need any news source to tell me upset that my state tax dollars There is a huge difference in how awful Trump is. 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2 scam email should forward it to [email protected] and place “W2 Scam” in the subject line. Taxing Organizations that receive the scams or fall victim to them should file a complaint with Matters the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3,) operated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. By Jim Wilson, CPA The Internal Revenue Service today (February 3, 2017) issued a filing season alert, warning tax- payers and tax professionals to No Phishing! watch out for identity theft at tax time, and highlighted the crime WASHINGTON (February 3, But, there are still fraudulent as a recurring scam in the 2017) – The Internal Revenue returns filed to mimic real tax agency’s “Dirty Dozen” series. Service, state tax agencies and returns. Fraud related to identi- The Dirty Dozen is compiled the tax industry issued an urgent ty theft is up 16% over 2015. annually by the IRS and lists a alert today to all employers that According to the IRS, here is variety of common scams tax- the Form W-2 email phishing how the scam works: Cybercrim- payers may encounter any time scam has evolved beyond the cor- inals use various spoofing tech- during the year. Many of these porate world and is spreading to niques to disguise an email to con games peak during filing other sectors, including school make it appear as if it is from an season as people prepare their districts, tribal organizations organization executive. The tax returns or hire tax profes- and nonprofits. “This is one of email is sent to an employee in sionals. the most dangerous email phish- the payroll or human resources Tax-related Identity theft – ing scams we’ve seen in a long departments, requesting a list of with its related scams to steal CLUES ACROSS 2. ___-kwon-do time. It can result in the large- all employees and their Forms personal and financial data from 3. Large pot for making coffee scale theft of sensitive data that W-2. This scam is sometimes taxpayers or data held by tax pro- 1. British thermal unit 4. Judge the worth of fessionals – remains a top item 4. Slightly open something criminals can use to commit var- referred to as business email 8. Ultrahigh frequency 5. The march king ious crimes, including filing compromise (BEC) or business on the Dirty Dozen list. It 11. Rendered hog fat 6. Brew fraudulent tax returns. We need email spoofing (BES). remains an ongoing concern 13. Compositions for one voice 7. Eggs of a female fish everyone’s help to turn the tide The Security Summit part- even though progress is being 15. Bird beak 8. Remove lid against this scheme,’’ said IRS ners urge all employers to be vig- made. 16. Narrow headband 9. Plant lacking a permanent Safeguard your personal 18. Article of bedding woody stem Commissioner John Koskinen. ilant. The W-2 scam, which first 19. Grand __, vintage 10. Burundi franc All W-2 forms and 1099 forms appeared last year, is circulating information. NEVER give any- 20. Loud warning sound 12. A flat circular plate were due to be sent to the IRS by earlier in the tax season and to one your driver license number, 22. Whale ship captain 14. Speak haltingly January 31, 2017, but as usual, a broader cross-section of organ- social security number, home 24. Clearly delineated 17. Atmosphere there were many that were not izations, including school dis- phone, address, or birth date, 25. Chart of Earth’s surface 21. 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Health officials say it is Flu vaccine for people of cy to protect themselves and not too late to get a flu shot. all ages is widely available pass protection on to their Free flu shots are available in Nashville and through- unborn babies. on a walk-in basis from 8 a.m. out Tennessee from Health For more information about until 3:30 p.m., Monday – Friday Department clinics, primary flu shots offered by the Metro at all three Health Department health care providers, walk-in Public Health Department call locations (East Health Center, clinics, groceries and pharma- (615) 340-5616. 1015 East Trinity Lane; Lentz cies. The flu vaccine is espe- Health Center, 2500 Charlotte cially important for people at February 9, 2017, The News- Page 17

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Legal Aid Society Leadership Breakfast

The Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands hosted its Leadership Cabinet Breakfast at Cabana, where guests enjoyed a meal of eggs, bacon, sausage, grits and more. The event celebrated the 44 law firms that have devel- oped the foundation of Legal Aid Society’s 2017 Campaign FOR THE BEST CIGAR & GIFT for Equal Justice, in which the organization solicits dona- SELECTION IN NASHVILLE tions from firms, in-house legal departments, individual 4001 Hillsboro Rd., Nashville, TN 37215 attorneys, and the community at large. Mon. – Fri. 10 – 8 Legal Aid Society has already raised $460,501 towards its Sat 10 – 7 • Sun 12 – 6 goal of $826,000 for the 2017 campaign, and the official kick- off for the 2017 campaign is March 9. 615-292-6866 Legal Aid Society advocates for fairness and justice under the law. The non-profit law firm offers free civil legal representation and educational programs to help people in its region receive justice, protect their well-being and sup- Caregiver to do list: port opportunities to overcome poverty. * Assit Mom with bath and dressing It serves 48 counties from offices in Clarksville, Breakfast: Casey Reed and Emily Columbia, Cookeville, Gallatin, Murfreesboro, Nashville, Shouse. * Clean bathroom Oak Ridge and Tullahoma. * Mop kitchen floor * Walk dog * Take Dad to Dr. appointment Thursday @ 9:15am * Make Mom’s special meat loaf for their dinner

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Red Cross Tiffany Circle Event

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At a recent Lunch and Learn, more than 30 Red Cross Tiffany Circle members and guests heard about the American Red Cross and were trained in lifesaving skills including Citizen CPR and AED. Hostesses Divya Shroff and Rowena Dolor Cuffe spoke . about the critical mission of the American Red Cross THANK Y U and the work of the Tiffany Circle, celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. FOR HELPING THE ANIMALS Guest speaker Julie Spain then told a compelling per- sonal story of using her Red Cross training to save the life of her husband, who suffered a heart attack in his My Name is sleep. Red Cross facilitator Thomas Caldwell instructed the McDougal... members and guests in Citizen CPR for adults and and I am a 2-year-old infants, AED, and blocked airways. male kitty. I weigh 10 Chef's Market provided wraps with turkey, avocado pounds, and my and swiss, chicken salad, ham, cheddar and asparagus, veggies, and chicken caesar, and green salad with straw- personality is very sweet. berries, goat cheese, and pine nuts. Event: Stacy Weeks and Jennifer I can be a little shy, but For more information, visit Wolcott. warm up quickly. I have www.redcross.org/local/tennessee. been around other cats and did fine and I really Sharon Langford and McDougal Event: Tricia McDowell, Jan love catnip toys! Please Jacobson, Barbara come and visit me soon NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION Bovender, and Louise and find out what a good 213 Oceola Ave., Nashville, 37209 www.nashvillehumane.org Bairnsfather. companion I am. 615-352-1010 Sponsored by THE FARM AT NATCHEZ TRACE LUXURY PET LODGING, TRAINING, DAYCARE, GROOMING AT THE SALON, AND THE SUPERB QUALITY PET FOOD STORE, THR!VE. Event: (below) Cheryl Read, 9479 Highway 96 West in Franklin Rowena Dolor Cuffe, Joel 615-663-6628 www.thefarmatnatcheztrace.com Sullivan, and Divya Shroff.

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Womanʼs Club Valentineʼs Party

photos by • Brenda Batey

The Woman’s Club of balsamic vinaigrette followed. Its hand-carved Italian man- Nashville held its sixth annual The main course included tels, sparkling chandeliers and Valentine’s Party at the club, stuffed chicken breast, roasted world-class paintings provide Springwill be here soon! where red and pink were the col- herbed butternut squash, fresh the perfect backdrop for all kinds ors of the evening. asparagus, rolls and butter. of occasions. White tablecloths held red To complete the meal, every- The mansion has been home We electrostatically napkins, red carnations in red one was served Red Velvet Cake to The Woman's Club of prime and paint patio vases, strings of pink hearts, with cream cheese icing and Nashville since 1957, and was heart shaped Valentines, pink chocolate nuggets. added to the National Registrar furniture, railing around rose petals, and more. In the heart of Green Hills, of Historic Places in 2010. pools and much more. The Moonlighters Big Band The Woman's Club is housed in a The Woman’s Club is a non- Visit our web site below played for dinner and dancing. Greek revival home on a rolling profit organization whose mem- www.epp-painting.com Guests enjoyed a wonderful hill overlooking Hillsboro Pike. bership consists of women com- meal provided by Menu Makers Originally built in 1927 by mitted to enhancing the quality Catering. Dinner began with Judge Beauregard Daniel, the of life in the community by pro- FREE ESTIMATES appetizers of fruit, assorted white-columned mansion fea- moting civic, cultural, educa- gourmet cheeses and wine. tures European flair yet exudes tional and social activities while 615-331-1791 A mixed green salad of citrus, the warmth and charm of the providing opportunities for serv- 615-405-6923 with feta cheese, cranberries and American south. ice and fellowship.

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9 Womanʼs Club Valentineʼs Party

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Junior Achievement Bottles for BizTown

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Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee (JA) held its 5th Condo For Sale in Kingsbridge Complex Annual Bottles for BizTown at JA BizTown where everyone 2009 Lombardy Ave. enjoyed a masked wine tasting competition. The event supports BizTown, an educational program for Priced at $368,000 fourth, fifth and sixth-graders that teaches students about entre- • 3 bedroom preneurship and personal finance through real-world experiences. • 2 bath located on first floor Food provided by City Fire included fruit, cheese, turkey rollers, • All major appliances chicken bites, and more. Sugarlands Distilling Co. was on hand to provide tastings of its moonshine. • A covered parking space The event was hosted by Premier Logistics and presented by OPEN HOUSES 96.3 Jack FM. Among the silent auction items were Vanderbilt bas- ketball tickets, UPS gear, ZZ Top tickets, gift certificates for Lee During February on Company, Kendra Scott jewelry, firearm training, a bar starter set, Saturday and Sunday vintage signs, a signed Packers helmet, a gift certificate for from noon until 4pm. McCaffrey Photography, a guitar signed by Tim McGraw, and For more information see Contact owner via much more. Junior Achievement provides in-school and after-school pro- (615) 574-5154 or BizTown: Matt and Kelli ForSaleByOwner.com grams for students that focus on work readiness, entrepreneurship Listing ID: 24122539 [email protected] and financial literacy. Stalcup. *NO REALTORS PLEASE*

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ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUS ADVERTISING. ALL INFORMATION DEEMED RELIABLE BUT NOT GUARANTEED. 615.896.4600 or toll free 1.877.465.4600 FIRM 3984 www.parksauction.com BizTown: Julie Bollinger, Mike Bayon, Katy Cooke, and Kevin Davis. February 9, 2017, The News- Page 23

Junior Achievement Bottles for BizTown

photos by • Brenda Batey

Elegant Williamson County Home MLS #1792912

This home, located in Primm Springs, is over 5,000 sq. ft. and sits on 5.25 BizTown: Lindsey and Steven Shoup, Michelle Finley, and BizTown: Chris and Erika acres. This unique home offers 3 levels of living space which includes: Josh Saxe. Claybrook. • Tornado shelter • Master Suite Down • Finished walk-out basement • 4th level studio with a port window • Abundant storage space overlooking your estate A Must See!! For More Information, Carin Polk contact listing agent BOLD Graduate Carin Polk Cell: 615-300-3910 615-300-3910 Office: 615-302-4242

BizTown: Paula Sanders and Amy Jones.

BizTown: Monika and Randy BizTown: Elliott Curry and Lee. Paige Hill 853 Forest Hills Drive Nashville, TN 37220

BizTown: Chris Robinette, Val Horton, and Rob Vessell.

This charming 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom Gabriela Lira, MBA private Oak Hill Estates home backs up to Direct: (615) 440-6327 Office: (615) 447-8000 Radnor Lake State Park. The tree-lined lot is 640 Grassmere Park #112 enviable and the home is spacious, functional, Nashville, TN 37211 beautifully maintained and updated. [email protected] The backyard tree house and fully finished GabrielaLira.com basement are the cherries on top. BizTown: Curtis Harrison, Alexa Dourgherty, and Megan Schedule your private showing today! Andris. Page 24- The News, February 9, 2017

Art for Animals Planning Meeting

photos by • Brenda Batey A committee meeting was held keep pets in homes and out of improving the quality of life for for Pet Community Center’s Art shelters. underserved pets and people. for Animals, set for Saturday, Since opening in 2014, Pet Art for Animals committee May 9 at The Factory in Franklin. Community Center's spay and members include: Art and Live The event will feature live and neuter clinic has served more Auction Chairs Peggy Daniels silent auctions of local and than 18,000 animals in Nashville and Diana Springfield, Box Office national artists, and numerous and surrounding communities Chair Jacqui Pittenger, Decor other items including trips, din- and the number of cats and dogs and Logistics Chair Kim ners, services and much more. that enter the Metro Nashville Sullivan, Marketing Chair Art for Animals also will offer Animal Care and Control has Brenna Davenport-Leigh, live music, a cocktail buffet and a dropped by sixty-four percent. Jourdan Parenteau, Silent photo booth for attendees. The shelter has cited Pet Auction Chairs C h e r y l Pet Community Center is a Community Center as being a Heitzman, Kandace Holland and nonprofit that provides low cost major reason the number of Allison Letson, and Patron and free spaying and neutering of unwanted pets coming in has Chairs Dancey Sanders and pets at its East Nashville clinic, dropped so significantly. Patsy Weigel. as well as programs designed to Pet Community Center has The committee is seeking developed community outreach sponsors, patrons and donations programs, such as a Mobile for the auctions. To make a dona- Wellness Clinic, which provides tion or request an invitation, call AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 615-298-9200 low cost vaccines and 615-512-5001. microchips. Tickets to Art for Animals are FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE! In addition, the successful $75 for general admission. Patron Community Cat program has tickets are $125 and include front SHARON LILLICRAP resulted in 47% fewer cats enter- row seating, a dedicated bar, and ing the shelter. exclusive swag bags filled with Call 615-300-HOME (4663) Art for Animals supports local gifts. these life saving efforts by auc- All tickets are now available LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE tioning artwork in a variety of on the event website at media and numerous other items. NashvilleArtForAnimals.com. FIELDSTONE FARMS ~ NEW LISTING! WOODSIDE ~ SPRING HILL! The programs reach the most For more information about at-risk pets in the Nashville area, the organization, visit www. Stunning Brick Home ~ Awesome Fabulous Home ~ Great for En- preventing pet homelessness, and PetCommunityCenter.org. Outdoor Living Area with Stone tertaining! Handsome Hardwoods Courtyard! Handsome Hard- on Main Level, Designer Kitchen woods, Designer Kitchen with with Granite open to Spacious Granite Countertops open to Great Great Room and Dining Area, El- Room/Fireplace, Elegant Owners egantSOLD! Master Suite/Trey Ceiling, Suite/Trey Ceiling, 4 BR/3.5 Baths, Utility Rm, Big Bonus Rm, Privacy Fenced Backyard, Fun Filled 4 Bedrooms, Patio overlooks Pri- Community~Clubhouse/Fitness Center, Park, Playground, Pool vate Fenced Backyard Retreat! & Walking Trail, Williamson County Schools, $499,000. Williamson County Schools. HILLWOOD ESTATES ~ NEW PRICE! THE PARKS AT WYNGATE ! Classic Hillwood Es- Spacious 4 Bedroom Home! tates Ranch Home Great Room with Fireplace open on Gorgeous Treed to Sunny Kitchen and Breakfast Grounds! Handsome Room, Formal Dining Room, Hardwoods, De- Big Bonus Room, Elegant Own- signer Kitchen/Gran- ers RetreatSOLD! on the Main Level, 4 ite Countertops open to Sunroom withSOLD! Fireplace, Elegant Master BR/2 Baths, Delightful Covered Suites/Granite, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Study with Fireplace, Patio with Decorative Lighting Acre+ Lot, 2 Car Garage, Delightful Covered Porch overlooks overlooks the Privacy Fenced Private Backyard Retreat with Tennis Court. $550,000 Backyard Retreat! Williamson County Schools. BROOKSIDE COTTAGE ~ FOR LEASE! FIELDSTONE FARMS~FULLY FURNISHED RENTAL! Adorable Brookside Cot- Fabulous Fully Furnished Rental Home! tage! Beautiful Hardwoods, Hardwoods, Great Room/Vaulted Ceiling, Great Room with Fireplace Fireplace & Decorating Ledge, Designer & Custom Shelving, Dining Kitchen/Granite, SS Appliances & Tile Floor- Meeting: Jourdan Parenteau, Kandace Holland, Natalie Rm, Kitchen/Appliances, ing, Elegant Main Level Master, 2 Guest Master is separate from the Bedrooms, Big Bonus Room. Storage Area, Corwin, and Kim Sullivan. 2 Guest Bedrooms, 2 Full Patio/Gas Grill overlooks Private Fenced Baths, Butler's Pantry/Wet Backyard! Williamson Cty Schools! Fun Bar, Deck & Patio overlook Private Fenced Backyard Retreat! Filled Community/Pool, Tennis & Club- Street Lights & Sidewalks! Minutes to Vandy! $1,995. month house! Immediate Possession! MLS#1697710 $2,395. month GOODLETTSVILLE LOT 6.70 ACRES/LAKE SMYRNA ~ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! Beautiful 6.70 Acres of Fabulous Corner Davidson County Lot with Amazing Countryside with a Visibility! Land Pond at the Back of the Only - Perfect for Property!UNDER Build your your Business. One CONTRACT!Dream Home and Block in from Bring your Horses! Lowery to Gate 11 Electric and Water for Nissan. 0 Wade Connections. MLS# Herrod Road. 1755468 $75,000. $195,000 MURFREESBORO ~ COMMERCIAL LOT TRACT 1! MURFREESBORO ~ COMMERCIAL LOT TRACT 2! Perfect Location for your Perfect Location for your Commercial Building! Con- Commercial Building! Con- venient to I-24, 840 & Down- venient to I-24, 840 & Down- town Murfreesboro. Tons of town Murfreesboro. Tons of Potential on Fabulous Level Potential on Fabulous Level Lot!SOLD! The property joins Tract Lot!SOLD! The property joins Track 1. The Lots can be sold sepa- 2. The Lots can be sold sepa- rately or together. MLS# rately or together. MLS# Meeting: Meagan Hall, Diana Springfield, and Jacqui 1706374 Tract 1. MLS# 1706365, Tract 2 MLS# 1706365 $116,000. 1706374 $116,000. Pittenger. February 9, 2017, The News- Page 25

SOLD

1507 Decatur Circle Green Hills Penthouse Franklin-McKay’s Mill 2411 Crestmoor Road PH3 $339,500 The Whitney $1,150,000

30 Acres in Forest Hills 107 Adams Park Sugartree 1608 Chickering Road $10,900,000 $895,000 Call Hal for details on this unique opportunity

FREEMAN WEBB CO. HAL ROSSON realtors Representing Real Estate Buyers and Sellers Since 1971 615-271-2700 615-271-2705

[email protected] • www.halrosson.com Page 26- The News, February 9, 2017

50 Years of Guiding You Home

402 Wilson Pike 606 Shenandoah Drive 401 Clairton Court Extraordinary Historical 1849 Estate A gem of a find in Carondelet in Brentwood. Majestic free standing townhouse at (often visited by Andrew Jackson, the 7th Fabulous open interiors & outdoor living The Hillsborough. President of the United States) 4 BR | 3 BA | 3132 SF Beautiful finishes & 2 car garage. Pool | Pool house | 5 BR | 5705 SF $729,900 3 BR | 3.5 BA | 2477 SF $1,499,000 $475,000

3733 West End Ave #305 5940 Woodlands Avenue 6335 Sunnywood Drive Mid-town flat with living, dining, den, office, Nippers Corner Area Barnes Cove beauty with great space for every 2 BR | 2.5 Baths in a great location! Ready for You! Beautiful kitchen, open, bonus one. HUGE fenced backyard & fun outdoor living. 2239 SF room, great deck. A wonderful home 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 3154 SF $439,000 3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2258 SF $349,900 $369,900

Lisa Owings COMPETENT • CREATIVE • CARING Molly Edmondson 615-668-0616 MollyEdmondson.com 615-351-8753 Commitment Service Results  Featured Listing  Patricia Gartland Specializing in… Buyers, Home Staging, Selling and Relocation

Whether you are moving across town or across the country, a move takes investigation, strategy, planning and organization. The Jacksonian Stunning penthouse in a prime location 2 BR | 2.5 BA | 3535 SF Secure parking $1,575,000

Patricia Gartland 615-429-8941 [email protected] for your STEVE FRIDRICH Call 615-321-4420 Let my experience pave the way to your new home . personal tour.

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Visit Our Website for Weekly Open Houses. WWW.FRIDRICHANDCLARK.COM SOLD SOLD UNDER CONTRACT

5700 Hillsboro Road 7 Peach Blossom Square 2803 Hazelwood Drive 1806 Sonoma Trace Forest Hills Whitland | West End Belmont | Hillsboro Brentwood Secluded 8.5 acre Finest quality and detail. Clean chic new construction. Updated, private & building site at Tyne, Oversized backyard 4 BR | 3.5 BA | 2831 SF move-in ready minutes from Green Hills. with garden, garage. $699,000 4 BR |3.5 BA | 3595 SF $1,799,000 $925,000 Co-list Suzanne Elmer $679,000

SOLD SOLD When Keeping The Right Company Matters

615-300-3826 C 6632 Clearbrook Drive 2703 Abbott Martin Road 1122 Brookmeade Drive Monteagle Mountain 615-321-3031 O West Meade Area Green Hills/Pointset Green Hills | Lipscomb Retreat to serenity at gated One level living. Pool & hot tub. One level cluster home One level living, nice level lot. Timberwood. Breathtaking WhitClark.com Great for entertaining. 3BR | 3BA | Fla Room 2 BR | 2 BA | 1726 SF views. Prime building sites 4 BR | 2.5 BA | 2894 SF $529,000 $429,000 $49,500-$200,000 [email protected] $574,000 www.exploretimberwood.com

Exceptional! UNDER CONTRACT

4000 Auburn Lane, #B 150 West End Place Green Hills Area West End Place/Park Circle 2 BR | 1 BA | 945 SF 2 BR | 2 BA | 1,138 SF $1450 / Month $1,550 / Month

127 Blackburn Avenue Belle Meade Links • Beautiful formal living & dining • Bright kitchen with marble island & countertops 1501 Hillsboro Road 700 Lynnwood Blvd opens to family room Fieldstone Farms Belle Meade • Main level master suite 3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2630 SF Furnished! 1 BR | 1.5 BA $2500/mo $995 / Month 4 BR | 3.5 BA | 4000 SF $1,189,000 JENNIE GARTH LOVVORN JIM MCLEOD 615-308-7653 615-390-5508 [email protected] [email protected]

NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 Page 28- The News, February 9, 2017

50 Years of Guiding You Home

Fabulous Green Hills Cluster Home Two Beautiful Homes 4104 Baldwin Arbor in Beautiful Belle Meade

Just Listed! 325 Lynnwood Blvd $1,350,000 4 BR | 3 BA (2 B R on main level) Stately classic on 1.6 acres

409 Ellendale Ave • Light filled open floor plan with so much flexibility $3,150,000 • Main level master with large closet 5 BR | 5.5 BA | Guest House • Designer touches Stunning design built in 2008 • Living room with fireplace & built-ins • Great terrace and fenced back yard

4 BR | 4.5 BA | 4396 SF Contact Anne for Showings 615-406-7039 $930,000 ANNE McGUGIN Broker, CRS, GRI COURTNEY JENRATH [email protected] 615-278-6210 615-406-7039 Coming Soon

37215 Devon Park Woodland Hills Warner Valley $589,900 $540’s Low $400’s Low $300’s 4BR/3.5BA, 3400 SF 4BR/3.5BA, 3,200 + SF • A$148K Renovation Living areas & BR’s w/hard- • Main level hardwoods • Fabulous setting wood 1,995 SF, great room, DR • All brick traditional • Kitchen/Baths renovated 2013 • Stunning back yard w/stone fireplace, converted • Main level hardwoods • Backs to common treed area • 4BR/2.5 BA, LR, DR from 3 BR to 2BR, patio is 485 • HVACs & roof recently replaced • Perfection, 2016 updates • Eat-in new kitchen SF, screened deck is 168 SF, • Sought after neighborhood • Huge den, 2890 SF deck is 464 SF, garage is 32 x • Move-in condition 24. Encapsulated crawl space. • Cul de sac & trees Immediate possession.

LOIS A. FINK Cell/Text: 615-482-4000 Life Member Awards of Excellence [email protected]

NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 February 9, 2017, The News- Page 29

(615) 298-1500 CLASSIFIED (615) 298-1500 ______LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ______CLASSIFIED ORDER FORM ______ORDER FORM ______Foreclosure Sale Notice ______WHEREAS, Custom Concept, LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company, by Your Ad will run in 8 Newspapers: Deed of Trust dated May 10, 2016, of record as Instrument Number 20160512- ______0047605, Registerʼs Office for Davidson County, Tennessee (“Deed of Trust”), Green Hills News, Belle Meade News. conveyed to Trey Cain, Trustee, the hereinafter described real property to West Side News, West Meade News, secure the payment of certain indebtedness, etc. (“Indebtedness”) as described in the Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default in Indebtedness Bellevue News, Hermitage News, secured by said Deed of Trust has been made; and WHEREAS, The Mary Donelson News and Nashville Today Wester Foundation, the owner and holder of said Indebtedness has demand- ed that the real property be advertised and sold in satisfaction of said All for One Low Price! Indebtedness and the cost of the foreclosure, in accordance with the terms and provisions of the loan documents and Deed of Trust; NOW THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the Trustee or a designated 1 Week Rate: agent of the Trustee, pursuant to the power, duty and authority vested in and $10 for 15 words, imposed upon the Trustee in the Deed of Trust and applicable law, will on Wednesday, February 22, 2017, at 10 oʼclock a.m., Central Standard time, at 30¢ for each additional word the front door of the Davidson County Register of Deeds Office, 501 Broadway, 4 Weeks: 10% Off ($36 for 15 words) Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, 37203, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash and free from all rights and equity of redemption, statutory right of redemption, or otherwise, homestead, dower, elective share Classification Heading: and all other rights and exemptions of every kind as waived in the Deed of Trust, certain real property situated in Davidson County, Tennessee, described as follows: Land in Davidson County, Tennessee, being Lot No. 79 on the Plan 1 ______2 ______3 ______of Bransford Realty Companyʼs Subdivision of Maxey Avenue and Gallatin Road Property of record in Plat Book 332, page 44, in the Register's Office for 4 ______5 ______6 ______Davidson County, Tennessee, to which Plan reference is hereby made for a more complete description of the property. Being the same property conveyed 7 ______8 ______9 ______to Custom Concept, by deed from Jean Lafitte Designs, LLC, a Tennessee lim- 10 11 12 ited liability company, of record in Instrument No. 20160512-0047604, ______Registerʼs Office for Davidson Tennessee. 13 ______14 ______15 ______Street Address: The street address of the property is believed to be 2909 16 17 18 Bronte Avenue, Nashville, TN 37216, but such address is not part of the legal ______description of the property. In the event of any discrepancy, the legal descrip- tion contained in the immediately preceding paragraph shall control. Add Frame/Border: $1.00 extra per week Reverse Box: $2.00 extra per week Map/Parcel Number: 072-10-0-031.00

THIS PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD AS IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS, AND Charge Your Classified Ad: WITHOUT ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. WITHOUT LIMITING Visa, Master Card or American Express THE FOREGOING, THE PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD WITHOUT ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY, CONDITION, OR FITNESS Clip this form and Mail with payment to: FOR A PARTICULAR USE OR PURPOSE. The NEWS, 2323 Crestmoor Rd. Nashville, TN 37215 As to all or any part of the Property, the right is reserved to (i) delay, continue or adjourn the sale to another time certain or to another day and time certain, without further publication and in accordance with law, upon announcement of 615-298-1500 said delay, continuance or adjournment on the day and time and place of sale set forth above or any subsequent delayed, continued or adjourned day and [email protected] time and place of sale; (ii) sell at the time fixed by this Notice or the date and time of the last delay, continuance or adjournment or to give new notice of sale; (iii) sell in such lots, parcels, segments, or separate estates at Trustee may HELP WANTED choose; (iv) sell any part and delay, continue, adjourn, cancel, or postpone the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED sale of any part of the Property; (v) sell in whole and then sell in parts and con- Drivers CDL-A: CDL-A Company Drivers! Drivers-CO & O\Opʼs. summate the sale in whichever manner produces the highest sale price; (vi) Great Pay & Benefits! Min 6 mos exp. req. Earn Great Money Running and/or sell to the next highest bidder in the event any high bidder does not comply with the terms of the sale. Weekly, Direct Deposit! Great Pay, Benefits! Dedicated! Great Benefits. Trustee will make no covenant of seisin, marketability of title or warranty of Great Miles! Direct Hire-Amanda: Home Weekly. title, express or implied, and will sell and convey the subject real property by Late Model Equipment! 855-216-2421 Monthly Bonuses. Trusteeʼs Quitclaim Deed as Trustee only. 1yrs Experience Drive Newer Equipment! This sale is subject to all matters shown on any applicable recorded Plat or Plan; any unpaid taxes and assessments (plus penalties, interest, and costs) Teams Welcome!! 855-582-2265 which exist as a lien against said property; any restrictive covenants, ease- 855-416-6742 Would you like to earn ments or setback lines that may be applicable; any rights or redemption, equi- an extra $300 a month BOOTH RENTAL ty, statutory or otherwise, not otherwise waived in the Deed of Trust, including Yard Jockeys Wanted! rights of redemption of any governmental agency, state or federal; and any and for approximately 5 hours work - No CDL Req. 6 mos Exp. Booth Space for Rent all prior deeds of trust, liens, dues, assessments, encumbrances, defects, one day a week Busy Hair Salon in Donelson. adverse claims and other matters that may take priority over the Deed of Trust Great Pay, Benefits! upon which this foreclosure sale is conducted or are not extinguished by this Direct Hire-Amanda: We have a delivery route Booth Available. Foreclosure Sale. The sale is also subject to any matter that an inspection and 855-216-2421 $138 per week accurate survey of the Property might disclose. now available. Call (615) 347-6893 THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION • A great way to earn extra OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Drivers CDL-A: Training Program! money for a few hrs each week RENT/LEASE Trey Cain, Trustee Pre-Driving Certificate Req. • Must have a valid drivers Cain & Associates, PLLC license and auto insurance. Airport Area 7105 Crossroads Blvd., Suite 101 (140hrs) Great Pay, Benefits! 2BRʼs, 1BA, private 9 acres. Call 615-298-1500 Brentwood, TN 37027 Direct Hire-Amanda: $675 negotiable plus deposit. 615-778-9590 for more information 855-216-2421 (615) 361-3975 Page 30- The News, February 9, 2017

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RENT/LEASE CEMETERY LOTS CONCRETE/MASONRY FLOORING HOME IMPROVEMENT Windsor Tower Condo FOR SALE: Quality Masonry Repair Hardwood floors, cleaned, Nashvilleʼs Handyman For Rent Two cemetery plots at by trained professionals waxed, buffed, sanded and/or Homes, Barns, Remodeling & 3BR / 3BAʼs, 1840 sq.ft. Hermitage Memorial Gardens, Specializing in any masonry refinished. Over 75 years in Repairs, Painting, Roofing, Great location. $2800 per mo. Gethsemane garden, repair: rebuild steps, regrout flooring. Tile, Welding, Plumbing, Includes ALL utilities, and $4995 each. 615-672-0509 walkways/patios, repair loose Corlew & Perry, Inc. Gutter Work, cable. 24 hr. doorman. bricks & mailboxes. (615) 832-0320 Pressure Washing, (615) 812-1831 CLEANING SVCS. Division of Peffen Cline Window Replacement Masonry Group & more. Maid to Shine Services FURNITURE (615) 804-6710 Jeffrey Jacobson Living room, Kitchens, bath- CONDO FOR SALE FOR SALE H (615) 964-7342 rooms, furniture, mopping, Handmade pine wood gun C (615) 715-8934 vacuuming. Reliable. Windsor Tower #1008 - cabinet 48”W holds 8 guns, 2 [email protected] Center Front View 10th Floor Licensed / Bonded drawers and lower cabinet 4215 Harding Road, 37205 (615) 578-4524 / 615-613-7284 space. $95.00. 615-352-6844 Complete Home Repair For Sale by Owner We can clean your house, & Improvements Freshly Painted $279,900 according to your needs. Native Nashvillian in business Call (615) 373-4119 or FURNITURE REPAIRS Offering Services: KEN R. FRYE since 1992. (615) 330-5755 - Weekly - Bi-weekly Furniture Repairs No Job too Large or Small! - Monthly CONCRETE Chairs, Tables, etc. Additions, Decks, Regular service deep clean- DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, Refinishing and finish Window Replacement & COLLECTIBLES GARAGES, SIDEWALKS ing or just for a restoration antique repairs. All Types of Repairs. “all types of concrete finishings” Pick up and delivery. Wanted: Toy Trains, special occasion. Licensed, Bonded, Insured Wayne (615) 260-6980 Call Bob (615) 300-5558 Old Toys and Railroad Items Call to set your appointment. 615-975-7970 Any size or quantity. (615) 416-9577 Roofing & Affordable Prices and Private local collector. HISTORIC Home Repair Service Excellent References Get Results Cash paid. CEMETERY - Since 1982 - Please leave a message Repair & Restoration Commercial & Residential Work Residential Cleaning (615) 424-0410 BRICK & STONE Bad Wood Replaced, Where Quality & Respect Walls • Steps • Walks • Etc. Masonry Repairs, Come First! GUTTERS Build • Repair • Restore Chimney Repairs, BOOKS www.lighthousecleaningservice.com Tuck Pointwork Goodfred Window Cleaning Bricks Replaced, (615) 957-7661 Custom Entrances Gutter Cleaning Decks Built. Licensed, Insured & Bonded RHINO Small Job Specialist Gutters • Downspouts Cleaned We Do Electrical Work. Debris Removal • Gutter Guards Painting- all types, Roofing, BOOKS Housekeeping: Reasonable, FIREPLACE REPAIR Gutter Repair Gutter Work, Pressure Washing USED • RARE • ENDANGERED reliable, trustworthy, consistent “For those who want it right (615) 382-5127 All work guaranteed. BUY • SELL cleaning. Call for estimates. the first time!” Ask for Paul (615) 305-7942 TRADE References Available W.J. Miller (615) 890-0533 or for Daryl (615) 626-0662 BOOKS • RECORDS Michelle Buy American ART • INSTRUMENTS Light Electrical • Small Plumbing • Gutters •

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FOR SALE FOR SALE

78 A BROOKWOOD TERRACE 78 B BROOKWOOD TERRACE $744,000 $749,000 5 BR/4 BATHS 3,499 SQ. FT. 5BR/4 BATHS 3,537 SQ. FT.

FOR SALE FOR SALE

1826 SHACKLEFORD ROAD 4118 LONE OAK ROAD $649,900 $649,900 4BR/4 BATHS 2,948 SQ. FT. 3BR/2.2 BATHS 2,778 SQ. FT.

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