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GREEN HILLS
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VOLUME 25
Design plans direct growth
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The Urban Design Overlay in Green Hills has prompted
concerns about what it allows for development.
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
UDO – it’s a term not many
in Nashville recognize. But the
Urban Design Overlay guidelines are guiding developers
remaking the streetscape and
skyline in hot real estate areas
such as Hillsboro Village and
Green Hills.
There are 17 UDOs in
Davidson
County,
from
Bellevue to Donelson to Music
Row and Lenox Village. Each
is developed with community
input to protect existing character or establish a uniform
look not required by properties’ base zoning.
Metro Council member
Emily Evans wants to add
another to guide development
at the Highways 70/100 split in
the Belle Meade/West Meade
neighborhood.
No other Urban Design
Overlay has generated more
recent discussion than the
guide for Green Hills.
The Southern Land Co.
plans to build a 16-story apartment/office/retail tower on
Hillsboro Pike under the UDO
provisions.
The Southern Land tower
was only the second project
designed within UDO guidelines. The first was the Hill
Center, a Main Street-like cluster of two-story buildings.
Some in Green Hills were
shocked that a building that
tall – at one point 22 stories –
could meet the UDO guidelines. The Southern Land controversy prompted some calls
to revise the Green Hills urban
design plan.
See Design on Page 26
Oak Hill commercial district draws fire
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
Outraged Oak Hill residents
packed a meeting to discuss a
proposal to designate a commercial district Tuesday, Dec.
10.
The city’s three elected commissioners explained the 95acre site in the corner of
Franklin Pike and Old Hickory
Boulevard
could
generate
enough sales tax to offset the
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expected loss of Hall income
tax, which now provides 40 percent of Oak Hill’s $1.5 million
annual budget. The alternative
would be to cut services significantly, such as ending trash
pickup, or create a Oak Hill
property tax on top of Davidson
County’s, probably an extra
$500 a year, said mayor Austin
McMullen.
But the proposal is not a
rezoning, Oak Hill leaders told
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the wary crowd. “We’re not
rezoning it. We’re creating a
parcel that could be rezoned,”
assistant
mayor
Jennifer
Claxton said.
Any rezoning would have to
meet extensive requirements,
the city leaders said. A development would have to be a minimum of 30 acres with strict
requirements such as setting
aside green space.
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DUI policy in force for holidays
DUI effort reduces state
traffic fatalities in 2013
Mary Paige, mother of a drunk driverʼs victim, spoke to the
media about her loss as (l.-r) Col. Tracy Trott, Commissioner
John Schroer, Kendell Poole, Richard Paige, and
Commissioner Bill Gibbons look on. - photo by Dru Smith
Dru Smith
Staff writer
Tennessee law enforcement
across the state reduced
impaired driving fatalities by a
third this year over last. In
2013, due to heightened safety
measures, 101 fewer impaired
driver accidents cost lives than
in 2012.
“Over the holiday season,
impaired driving gets a lot of
attention but for 365 days a year,
it is the number one priority of
the
Tennessee
Highway
Patrol,” said Highway Patrol
Col. Tracy Trott.
Safety/Homeland Security
Commissioner Bill Gibbons
praised Col. Trott’s successful I40 Challenge last Thanksgiving.
State troopers were stationed
every 20 miles across I-40 in
Tennessee to deter bad driving
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12 hours the day before
Thanksgiving and 12 hours on
the Sunday after the holiday.
“Not a single person lost his or
her life to bad driving behaviors on I-40 during those time
periods,” Gibbons reported.
Col. Trott persuaded neighboring states where I-40 passes
through to follow Tennessee’s
lead. As a result, Trott’s innovative I-40 Challenge extended
from
North
Carolina
to
California.
Nashvillian Mary Paige
spoke on behalf of her 24-yearold daughter, killed by a 19-yearold drunk driver in 2008.
“Thanks to the excellent investigation of the Metro Police
Department and the creative
sentencing of Judge Mark
Fishburn (the drunk driver)
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FirstBank opens Green Hills branch
FirstBank celebrated the
grand opening of its new
Green Hills branch on
Abbott Martin Road on
Friday, Dec. 6, with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony. The opening marks the
13th Middle Tennessee
FirstBank branch, continuing the expansion for the
third-largest Tennesseeheadquartered bank. The
new bank looks more like a
sleek coffeehouse than a
bank with a coffee bar, a
lounge and original art,
such as the mobile documenting the building’s
construction and a collage
made from 1920s and
1930s ledgers of the original bank.
- photo by Jenny Upchurch
Letters to Santa
Children can write a letter
to Santa Claus and help
make other kids’s dreams
come true with a promotion by Macy’s for the
Make-A-Wish program.
For every stamped letter
mailed through Christmas
Eve at a Macy’s red Santa
Mail letterbox at the Mall
at Green Hills, Macy's will
donate $1 to Make-A-Wish
to help reach a $2 million
goal and help Nashville
area children with serious
and life-threatening medical conditions.
Andy Warhol’s Flowers
Cheekwood exhibitions
span bugs to bamboo
Cheekwood will host an
impressive range of art exhibitions in 2014, from an exploration of Andy Warhol’s
Flowers to award-winning student art and contemporary
Japanese works in bamboo to
giant bugs and Tennessee artist
William Edmondson.
The botanical garden and
museum in Belle Meade will
also extend its operating hours.
Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 1,
the attraction will be open
between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Sunday and
every Friday between May and
October until 10 p.m.
Scholastic Art Exhibition Jan. 31- March 2
Cheekwood will display Gold
Key Award-winning artwork by
area high school students
before the work goes on to be
judged by a national panel in
New York.
Modern Twist - March 22 –
May 26
This exhibition explores
innovative bamboo art since
the mid-20th century, featuring
rare wall-hung installations
and pieces never before seen in
the United States.
Martin
Shallenberger
Artist-in-Residence - March 22
Patrick Dougherty is known
for his giant, tangled works created from sticks and tree
saplings, described as “startling (and delightful) … woolly
lairs and wild follies, gigantic
snares, nests and cocoons.”
David Rogers’ Big Bugs May 24 – Aug. 31
David Rogers’ Big Bugs outdoor installation will feature 11
massive-scale insect sculptures,
including three giant ants, a
gigantic daddy longlegs, and an
enormous praying mantis.
Andy Warhol’s Flowers June 14 – Sept. 7
Fifty years ago, Andy
Warhol began working on
silkscreen paintings of flowers,
the only subject that he revisited throughout his entire career
and in almost every medium.
William Edmonson and
Friends - Sept. 27 - Jan. 3, 2015
William Edmondson was the
first African-American artist to
have a solo exhibition at the
Museum of Modern Art in New
York in 1937. Cheekwood’s exhibition will highlight the
Edmondson sculptures from its
permanent collection supplemented by selected loans.
Cheekwood is located at 1200
Forrest Park Dr. For information, call 615-356-8000 or go to
cheekwood.org.
Gingertown Build
FirstBank Middle Tennessee Chairman Gordon Inman,
left, and FirstBank Chairman Jim Ayers celebrate the
Green Hills location grand opening.
Planning board will consider
revising lot subdivision rules
Proposed changes in rules
about subdividing property often used to tear down one
house and rebuild several - is
scheduled for a public hearing
and possible approval by the
Metro Planning Commission at
4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12
The meeting will begin at 4
p.m. in the Sonny West
Conference Center on the
ground floor of the Howard
Office Building , 700 2nd Ave S.
The new rules distinguish
between areas as residential
maintenance and residential
evolving. It would be more difficult to subdivide in mainte-
nance areas than evolving.
Under the proposed rules, a
request to subdivide a lot in a
neighborhood
maintenance
area would require that its lots
be comparable in size as well as
the character of the neighborhood. But the neighborhood
evolving area would not weigh
comparability with adjacent
properties.
The draft regulations are
online at the planning department’s
section
of
the
nashville.gov website. Online
comments can also be posted on
that website.
Around 200 architects, engineers, contractors and others from the building community gathered Thursday,
Dec. 5, at the Cathedral of the Incarnation to build a 15foot-long gingerbread ski village.
Larryʼs
Home Page
By Lawrence M. Lipman
Donʼt spend the holidays
sick because of home
December is filled with the
joys of holidays and time with
our families. However, the
month also is commonly filled
with sickness for the folks in
Middle Tennessee. Last week it
went from 70 degrees to freezing in a day! The constant
change in the weather often
leads to sickness such as the
cold.
My first suggestion to keeping healthy is starting where
you spend the most time —
your home. These are some
basic steps you can take in your
own residence, which can help
with long-term value growth as
well as current health standards for you and your family.
• Make sure your home is
dry.
Dry homes minimize moisture and mold, which can trigger allergic reactions and asthma attacks. A humid environment can also be the perfect
breeding ground for cockroaches, rodents and dust mites.
Therefore, make sure you have
a quality drainage system and
avoid stagnant water and
cracks within your home’s
foundation. Humidity within
homes can cause rot, mold and
insect infestation.
clean.
Clean homes have minimal
clutter and dust. Dust can also
trigger allergy attacks and
cause an array of other healthrelated problems. Even though
it is practically impossible to
keep a home completely dustfree, we can reduce the amount
of dust that accumulates within our homes.
• Replace old carpets.
If the carpets in your home
are very old, it’s time to get rid
of them. Dust, mites, toxins and
many other hazardous elements can accumulate in car-
pets through the years. This
can be a reasonably costly
investment so think about how
you can budget for this project
and then complete it in months
to come.
• Strive for cross-ventilation
and maximize sunshine.
Ventilation helps remove
allergens in the air and
improve air quality. Sunshine
provides light and clarity and
keeps things dry. It is also
essential for our personal wellbeing.
combustion product safe.
If you have natural gas in
your home, be sure to have your
system
checked
annually.
Carbon monoxide is a dangerous by-product of natural gas,
and while gas can heat your
home very efficiently, it is
important to make sure there
are no leaks!
• Strive for a toxic chemicalfree home.
Be wary of pesticides and
fertilizers used in your neighborhood. Check out the cleaning detergents you use. Get
your house tested for lead,
radon and asbestos.
A healthy home is a happy
home. As a result, we should all
strive to make our home base as
relaxing,
nurturing
and
restorative as possible. The last
thing you want is to be sick for
the holidays!
Lawrence M. Lipman is the
owner and president of The
Lipman Group / Sotheby’s
International
Realty
in
Nashville. Real estate is
Lawrence’s career, but also his
passion, and he takes pride in
guiding buyers and sellers
through exciting home transitions at any budget. Lawrence
welcomes questions and can be
reached by calling 615-364-3333.
Robert D. Collins, M.D., professor of Pathology, Microbiology
and Immunology, Emeritus, died Nov. 28. He was 85. A memorial
service will be held at West End United Methodist Church on
Saturday, Jan. 18, (time to be determined). In lieu of flowers,
donations may be sent to the Vanderbilt Medical School
Endowed Scholarship Program, Alive Hospice, American Rivers
and West End United Methodist Church.
Grants are available for historic sites
The
Tennessee
Wars
Commission and the Tennessee
Historical Commission have
announced a new grant program to protect Civil War and
Underground Railroad sites in
Tennessee. Applications are
now available.
Funding for the grants is
made possible by the Tennessee
Civil War Sites Preservation
Act of 2013, which was passed
this year by the Tennessee
General Assembly and signed
into law by Gov. Haslam.
The new program will help
fund the acquisition of the
properties or of protective
interests in properties such as
conservation easements for
land associated with the 38
most significant Civil War sites
in Tennessee. In addition, the
grants will assist in funding
Underground Railroad sites eligible for the National Register
of Historic Places or for being
designated a National Historic
Landmark.
“This is a significant boost
to our ongoing work to ensure
the permanent protection of
the hallowed ground where
men fought and gave their
lives,” Fred Prouty, Program
Director
for
the
Wars
Commission said. “In addition,
the fund also has the potential
to help preserve places associated with the road to freedom for
those escaping slavery.”
The amount of funds available for grants in Tennessee is
expected to be approximately
$483,000. The grants will pay a
50 percent match. The grant
recipient must provide the
remaining 50 percent of the
costs as matching funds.
Completed
applications
must be submitted by February
1. Applications for grants are
available at the Tennessee Wars
Commission, 2941 Lebanon
Road, Nashville, 37243. Prouty
may also be reached by email at
[email protected].
Go
to
http://www.tn.gov/environment/history/ or call 615-5321550.
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Druʼs Vues, too
By
Drucilla Smith
Spiritual advisor: Joshua
DuBois, author of
"The
President’s Devotional," spoke
at
Vanderbilt
University
Divinity School recently.
The Nashville native’s book
is a collection of 365 of the
daily inspirational messages
that DuBois began sending
then-Senator Barack Obama
during his first presidential
campaign. Over the years,
DuBois grew to serve as a spiritual adviser to President
Barack Obama.
DuBois recognized the stress
of that first campaign on his
boss. He asked Obama if he
could begin emailing him devotionals to read each morning.
These messages included short
snippets of scripture, stories,
quotes and prayers selected to
give the then-candidate for
State Rep. Harold M. Love, Jr., author Joshua DuBois, and
Chairman Roy Herron, Tennessee Democratic Party, visited after
Dubois’ spoke at Vanderbilt’s Divinity School.---photo by Holly Spann
president counsel, encouragement and inspiration.
During Obama’s first term
as president, DuBois directed
the White House Office of
Faith-Based and Neighborhood
Partnerships.
Through his work at the
White House, DuBois gained an
inside view on Obama’s faith
and his values.
The book includes longer
meditations
and
DuBois’
insights upon accompanying
the president on momentous
events such as the Sandy Hook
shootings.
He is founder of Values
Partnerships, which advises
leaders in government, business and the nonprofit sector
on faith-based partnerships and
religion in the public square.
Democratic women: The
Davidson County Democratic
Women held their traditional
Holiday Tea Dec. 8 at at Gracie
Porter's
home
in
East
Nashville.
The Dems collected gift
cards for The Little Pantry That
Could, the small local pantry
serving homeless persons and
families. Giftcards in all
denominations were welcomed
from retailers like Aldi, Save-aLot, Dollar General and Kroger.
In particular, giftcards to
Academy Sports and Outdoors
and Walmart were appreciated
so those living without homes
could purchase camping equip-
ment.
Should you wish to contribute belatedly to this worthwhile project email [email protected].
Republican
Women:
Nashville Republican Women
collected toys for the children of
soldiers at their annual
Christmas luncheon. Their special guest to receive the toys
was Lt. Col. Eric C. Goslowsky,
Military and Family Readiness
Operations director.
Gospel singer, GRAMMY®
Award winner and GMA 2012
Artist of the Year, Jason Crabb
also
visited
with
the
Republican Women at the
lunch.
Crabb’s critically acclaimed
“Love is Stronger,” was recognized as GMA’s Inspirational
Song of the Year.
Contact Dru Smith
at 615 298-1500 or send email to
[email protected]
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Prudential Woodmont Realty becomes Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Tonya Hamilton, one of the
partners in the real estate firm
of Prudential Woodmont Realty
announced the company would
be affiliating with Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices effective immediately.
Berkshire
Hathaway
HomeServices, a new real
estate brokerage network operated by HSF Affiliates LLC,
HomeServices
Woodmont
Realty, is among the first real
estate company in Tennessee to
join the new brand following
affiliate launches in other
states.
“We are extremely proud to
introduce
the
Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices name
in Middle Tennessee, and to
join an elite group of real estate
brokerages that are already
part of the network,” said
Hamilton, Woodmont Realty
partner. “Berkshire Hathaway
is synonymous with longevity,
fiscal discipline and business
acumen. Being selected to represent this brand certainly elevates our company’s profile and
it validates the strength of our
business and leadership.”
Teaming up with Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices will
bolster Woodmont Realty’s
award-winning relocation services, and it adds even more
credibility to the firm’s recruit-
ment efforts, added partner
Ginger Holmes. “Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices will
help us grow as the brand will
appeal to consumers in all market segments and to top agents
who want to represent a worldclass brand.”
Hamilton, Holmes and partners Tisa Musgrove and Jim
Owens unveiled the new brand
and signage during a media
briefing and ribbon-cutting celebration at their corporate
headquarters in Brentwood.
The event was attented by Earl
Lee, CEO of HSF Affiliates
LLC, who welcome the company to the brand. “We are
extremely
pleased
that
Woodmont Realty has joined
Berkshire
Hathaway
HomeServices,” said Lee. “The
team has earned a strong reputation throughout greater
Nashville and will be exemplary ambassadors of our new
brand.”
By
joining
Berkshire
Hathaway
HomeServices,
Woodmont Realty associates
gain access to a robust real
estate technology platform,
ongoing business consultation,
professional education, marketing support and more. The company’s new “Cabernet and
Cream” yard signs will be seen
at listings throughout greater
Cutting the ribbon in celebration of their new affiliation with Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices is (second from left) partners Tonya Hamilton, Tisa Musgrove, Ginger Holmes
and Jim Owens. Looking on (L to R) is Matt Largen, President and CEO of the Williamson
Chamber, and far right is Earl Lee, CEO of HSF Affiliates LLC.
Nashville.
Berkshire
Hathaway
HomeServices
Woodmont
Realty has served clients with
residential real estate services
in the greater Nashville area
since 1990. The firm offers auction and award-winning reloca-
tion services in addition to
working directly with home
buyers and sellers. Four partners with more than 85 years of
collective experience lead a
team of more than 70 agents
across
Middle
Tennessee.
Woodmont Realty is “Based on
Tradition...Focused on the
Future.” The Principal Broker
for
Berkshire
Hathaway
HomeServices
Woodmont
Realty is Nancy Malone. For
more
information,
visit
www.bhhswoodmontrealty.com.
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the client’s financial health.
But, we have found that most of
the financial statements prepared and delivered to our
clients are never read. We offer
our clients the opportunity to
allow us to conduct a 30-minute
financial checkup annually, or
more often, if necessary and
that offer is available for all
clients. Through simply sitting
down with clients and reviewing financial statements, we
build a bridge from the past to
the future or educate the client
regarding necessary adjustments during the year.. The session is not time consuming, and
it is highly productive. At a
minimum, it will deepen the
relationships with clients. It
may also generate additional
fees for the practice -- clients
learn that we are more than a
tax preparer/compliance professional.
Here are some basic things
that should be done in each of
these sessions:
1. Explain the financial statements in plain and easy-tounderstand language. The
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only be 25 percent residential,
probably condominiums.
But
residents
were
unswayed. “Oak Hill was founded as strictly residential and
worst thing a CPA can to do is
turn these sessions into oneway communication where
clients are lectured and may
not understand the issues being
discussed. Numbers from a balance sheet or income statement
don’t mean anything to the
average and highly intelligent
business client. We must
explain accounting and make
sense of the financial numbers
for clients. This point is vital.
2. Develop some understanding of margin management.
Most businesspeople don’t
understand the importance of
margins. In many businesses,
either the gross margin or the
net margin drives the business
most. (Gross margin is sales
less cost of sales divided by
sales. Net margin is net profit
divided by sales). Many good
businesspeople think that the
key to success is increasing
sales volume. They don’t have
an appreciation for how volume
affects both cash and profit.
Many times, increases in sales
may decrease profits or cash or
both. That occurs when fixed
that’s why we all bought here,”
said Michael Carlson. “This is
going to destroy that. There are
better ways to raise revenue to
replace declining Hall taxes.”
The proposal has been
approved once by city commissioners. It was scheduled to be
discussed and voted on for a
costs must be paid to increase
the sales. (For example: the
necessity to rent more space.)
3. Point out some very simple areas the businessperson
can work on. In my experience,
the vast majority of businesses
are driven by three or four key
pieces of data. If these are managed well, the business does
well. If they are not managed
well, the business does not do
well. It is important to try to
identify these before the session.
The sessions should be informal and brief. If the session
goes well the client will consider the session as true strategic
information, not just jargon.
We look forward to working for
you, so you may accomplish
your business goals. Give us a
call.
For more information, please
call Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA,
CFE at 615-673-1330 or send an
email to us at [email protected].
final time at 5 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 19, at the city office, 5548
Franklin Pike. But residents at
the meeting urged commissioners to defer a vote.
Contact Jenny Upchurch at
615-298-1500
or
email
[email protected].
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Chip Peay recently joined
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native of Nashville, worked in
the music industry as a talent
agent
after
attending
Vanderbilt University. Peay
then founded Chip Peay
Entertainment and
for 21 years served
as the personal
manager for a variety of successful
artists in the music
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Leadership Music, Woodmont
Christian Church, Habitat for
Humanity, and he formerly sat
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University Music Business
School, Lowes Vanderbilt Plaza,
Seaside Repertory Theatre and
the Commodore Yacht Club.
Young Leaders
Council
Jill Robinson, director of
Executive
Learning
and
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Executive
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at
Belmont University, has been
named the 2013 Young Leader of
the Year by Young Leaders
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moving to the Center for
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Lovell
Communications
Rosemary Plorin has been
named president of Lovell
Communications, succeeding
firm founder Paula Lovell, who
remains with the 25-year old
public
relations
and
marketing
communications
firm as chairman
and chief executive officer. Plorin
joined Lovell in
Plorin 2000 and has been
a senior vice president and partner in the firm
since 2005. She leads Lovell’s
Healthcare Division.
Southeast Venture
Tarek El Gammal has been
promoted to the position of
associate at Southeast Venture
LLC El Gammal has been with
Southeast Venture
since 2010, when he
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bachelor’s degree in English
and history from HampdenSydney College in Virginia and
a master’s degree in business
administration from University
of Chicago’s Booth School of
Business.
Avondale Partners
Avondale Partners, a national investment banking and
wealth management firm headquartered in Nashville, has
added
Robert
Tyndall
III as
Managing Director.
Tyndall is focused
primarily on the
health-care sector
with 20 years adviexperience
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serving management and shareholders of
owner-operator, private-equity
backed, and public companies.
He was previously a director
with Brookwood Associates, a
middle market M&A boutique
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consulting, remote sensing and
mobile data collection. With
over 10 years of technology consulting experience, Graham
was previously Information
Management Project Manager
in AMEC’s Environment &
Infrastructure division. The
University of Tennessee graduate serves on the Board of
Directors for the Tennessee
Geographic
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
Dec 12
Crye-Leike holds open
house to benefit charity
Crye-Leike Realtors will hold
an open house 4-7 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 12, at its office at 3815
Cleghorn Ave. Silent auction will
benefit the Last Minute Toy Store.
The Hermitage offers
after-hours holiday tours
The Hermitage will offering
after-hours tours of the mansion
throughout
the
month
of
December. Historical interpreters
will take guests on a journey to
Christmastime at the Jackson’s
home and will reveal details about
how Christmas would have been
celebrated in the time of Jackson.
Tours will take place Dec. 12 and
19, beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are
$30 for adults, $20 for children
under 18 and free for children
under 5 years. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit
www.thehermitage.com or call
615-889-2941. Tickets must be purchased in advance, no walkups.
Nashville Symphony
chorus marks 50 years
The Nashville Symphony
Chorus will mark 50 years with its
performances
of
Handel’s
Messiah on at 7 p.m. December 12
and 8 p.m. Dec. 13 at
Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
Tickets
are
available
at
615.687.6400 or at the website
NashvilleSymphony.org .
at 1100 Ft Negley Blvd. The event
is free and open to the public.
Dec. 15
Harpeth Hills Church
of Christ holds dinner
Harpeth Hills Church of Christ
will hold a Dinner at Bethlehem at
4:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, followed
by a 6 p.m. drama presentation
and a performance by the Harpeth
Hills Children's Choir, live nativity including and family photographs. Prepaid reservations
required. A second seating for dinner will be at 6:30 p.m.Tickets are
$5. Harpeth Hills Church of Christ
is located at 1949 Old Hickory Blvd
(one block east of Hillsboro Road)
in Brentwood. For information,
call 615-373-0601 or go to the
church website www.harpethhills.org/Christmas.
Handbell choir presents
West End concert
Music City Bronze handball
choir will perform a free holiday
concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, at
Cathedral of the Incarnation,
located at 2105 West End Ave..
Admission is free and open to the
public.
Brentwood UMC presents
ʻFestival of Carolsʼ
Brentwood United Methodist
Church will present its 2013
"Festival of Carols" at 7 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 15, at 309 Franklin
Road. The event is free and open to
the public. For information, call
Dec. 13
ʻA Christmas Carolʼ to be
at Darkhorse Theatre
SistaStyle Productions presents “A Christmas Carol” beginning Friday, Dec. 13, through
Saturday, Dec. 21, at the Darkhorse
Theatre at 4610 Charlotte Ave.
Tickets are $12. For show dates
and times and tickets, call 615-4766430.
Instrumentalists perform
free concert at Frist
Bryant Meltzer and Michael
David Parsons will showcase their
instrumental talents and original
compositions between 6 and 8 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 13, at the Frist Center
for the Visual Arts, located at 919
Broadway. The concert is free and
open to the public. For information, call 615-244-3340.
Dec. 14
Battle of Nashville
marked at Fort Negley
The annual Commemoration of
the Battle of Nashville featuring
the 13th United States Colored
Troop will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 14, at Fort Negley
Visitors Center and Park, located
Speakers’
Bureau
Kiwanis Club
• 11:30 a.m., Friday, Dec. 13
Patron Club, Bridgestone
Arena
Bryan Huddleston,
Nashville Technology
Council
Call Vic Legerton at
391-0123
Rotary
• noon, Monday, Dec. 16
Wildhorse Saloon,
120 2nd Ave. S.
Tune Town
Show Chorus
Call 781-2700
Rotary of DonelsonHermitage
• noon, Wednesday, Dec. 18
The Hermitage,
4580 Rachel’s Lane
John Hall,
Dictionary Project
Sertoma Club of Nashville
• 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 17
Maxwell House Hotel
Carol Ann Turney
Call Houston at
254-0571
615-373-3663 or visit the website
www.bumc.net.
Bellevue Community
Chorus presents concert
The Bellevue Community
Chorus will present “A Christmas
Celebration Concert” at 3 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 15, at Bellevue
Church of Christ, located at 7401
Hwy. 70S. The event is free and
open to the public and refreshments will be served.
Sportsplex will host
Christmas skating show
A Christmas Parade on Ice presented by the Music City Figure
Skating Club will be between 2 and
4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, at
Centennial Sportsplex. Tickets are
$10 at the door beginning at 1 p.m.
Bells Bend Park hosts
Run Wild 6-mile run
The Run Wild Bells Bend 6
Miler will begin at 9 a.m. Sunday,
Dec. 15, at Bells Bend Park, located
at 4187 Old Hickory Blvd. For
information, call 615-228-9191 or go
to the website www.nashvillerunning.com.
Christmas Bluegrass
concert aids homeless
The
Fourteenth
Annual
Christmas Bluegrass Benefit
Concert For The Homeless will be
7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, at The
Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue S.
Donation at the door is $15 minimum. Guests are encouraged to
bring items such as small soaps
and shampoo, toothbrushes and
paste, deodorant, razors, shave
cream, combs, personal-size tissues, new socks and underwear,
washcloths, sewing kits, pens, pencils and small notebooks. All proceeds and gifts will be distributed
through Room In The Inn.
Dec. 16
Cedar Creek band will
present holiday concert
The Cedar Creek Community
Band (CCCB) will present
“Cookin’ Up a Happy Holiday –
Sounds of the Season” at 7 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 16, in the Mt. Juliet
High School theater with a special
guest performance by the Jazz
Alliance. Admission is free, donations accepted. For information,
contact Sherie Grossman at 949683-4068 or email [email protected].
Handbell choir presents
Donelson concert
Music City Bronze handball
choir will perform a free holiday
concert at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 16,
at Andrew Price Memorial United
Methodist Church located at 2846
Lebanon Road. Admission is free
and open to the public.
Civil War Roundtable talk
will be at Fort Negley
Michael Bradley, author/historian will speak on "The Raiding
Winter: Western Confederate
Cavalry Operations in December
1862" based on his new book at 6
p.m. Monday, Dec. 16, at Fort
Negley Visitors Center and Park,
located at 1100 Ft Negley Blvd.
Dec. 17
Nashville Philharmonic
presents free concert
The Nashville Philharmonic
Orchestra will present its annual
Holiday Cheer Concert including
selections from Menotti's Amahl
and the Night Visitors from 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 17, at
Nashville Iglesia de Dios Hispana,
located at 1079 East Trinity Lane.
Admission is free and open to the
public. For information, call 615243-8272.
Dec. 20
Evergreen, night hikes
offered at Beaman Park
A hike to learn about evergreen
plant species will be 10 a.m. to
noon Friday, Dec. 20, at Beaman
Park, located at 5911 Old Hickory
Blvd. The park staff will also lead
a night hike on the Henry Hollow
Loop Trail from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Call
to register at 615-862-8580.
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Rep. Gilmore honored
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Those with breast cancer
can join a free recovery program at all of the branches
at the YMCA.
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services to patients and survivors. Participants receive
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State Rep. Brenda Gilmore
(D-Nashville) was honored with
the
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Women
in
Excellence Award at the
National Foundation of Women
Legislators Capital Forum in
Washington, DC. Rep. Gilmore
was one of only ten legislators
in the nation to receive the
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• Green Hills
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advocate and representative my
constituents deserve, and I am
humbled to have been recognized for these efforts.”
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Foundation
for
Women
Legislators (NFWL) is to provide resources to women leaders for leadership development
and
effective
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through conferences, seminars,
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Restaurateur
Randy
Rayburn has named Chris
Cunningham executive chef
and managing partner of the
Sunset Grill and is shifting the
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and other long-time favorites,
along with seafood, are constants on the classics menu,” he
said.
Rayburn said that eliminating daily lunch service opens
opportunities to improve on
what they do best and for more
special events. Lunch service
ends Friday, Dec. 20. Holders of
gift cards can use them for
lunch at Rayburn's 26-year-old
Midtown Café at 102 19th Ave S.,
just off West End, and for dinner at the Sunset Grill or the
Midtown Café.
Rayburn said he looks forward to expanding the Sunset
Grill’s special events business.
“We have spaces to accommodate families’ special occasions,
companies’ recognition luncheons and large-scale standup
receptions,” he said.
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Forest Hills to revise zoning rules
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
The city of Forest Hills will
hold a public hearing at 5 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 12, to consider
amendments to its zoning ordinance.
The meeting will be at City
Hall, located at 6300 Hillsboro
Pike.
The biggest change proposed
is in the section dealing with
building on steep slopes. That
is defined as any area within 50
feet of a 20 percent grade or at
800 or higher elevation, said
city manager Amanda Deaton.
The city has been requiring
extensive - and expensive - geotechnical analysis and oversight
for any building within those
slopes. That has been ongoing
since 2010 when a historic rain
event caused flooding and, in
some places, landslides.
“We’ve had time to work
with the code and the changes
are meant to take what we’ve
done in practice and make it
more convenient” for owners,
Deaton said. For example, if
someone wanted to put a fence
on a steep slope, the current
regulations require the geotechnical study. That would be
removed. “Someone doesn’t
have to pay $5,000 for a fence ...
It provides more flexibility but
balances that with protection
for our hillsides,” she said.
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This photo was taken by Doug Bishop, the original caretaker of the labyrinth at Bellevue Christian Church.
Bellevue church members
to enjoy labyrinth Sunday
Bellevue Christian Church
at Old Harding Road plan a
unique gathering this Sunday,
Dec. 15. After services, members and guests as a group are
invited to walk the church’s
labyrinth.
A labyrinth is a powerful
symbol of spiritual journey
that was introduced into
medieval prayer practices
when traditional pilgrimages to
the Holy Land became too dangerous for most travelers. This
long-forgotten mystical prayer
tool is being rediscovered and
labyrinths are reappearing in
many places today. A labyrinth
is not a maze – the path into the
center and back out again is
well marked. Walking the path
is a prayer practice of "Circling
to the Center," a self-alignment
tool that can help put life in perspective and balance.
Almost 8 years ago church
members decided a labyrinth
would make good use of some
of the land around the church
building.
Plans
for
the
labyrinth evolved over several
years. Landscape architects
were consulted to find the perfect location for the labyrinth,
and a search was conducted to
find someone who could lay out
the pattern for the installation.
At long last, Tim Towers of
west Nashville marked the pattern on the church ground in
May 2008. He, along with
church members and landscape
workers, dug trenches to place
the bricks that marks the path.
The bricks were donated by
the Union Station Brick
Company in Nashville. A sign
was placed in late 2011 to make
the site easier to find on the
church property and to offer
suggestions on ways to make a
prayer walk more meaningful.
Bellevue Christian Church’s
labyrinth is a 7-concentric-circle design, and the path is 3feet-wide to accommodate
wheelchairs.
The labyrinth is free and
available for use at any time.
Bellevue Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ) is located
at 7201 Old Harding Road, west
of Nashville.
The church website is
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Another tradition at Bellevue
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I’m Ticked Off. I was looking
at a TV special and to my horror I saw Lady Gaga with the
Muppets. To repeat, I saw Lady
Gaga, the high priestess of selfindulgence, with the Muppets,
who teach social values to our
children. I’m sure the networks
are very pleased with themselves.
Mayor hassles hookers
I’m upset Karl Dean and the
Metro police have run all the
hookers off the streets on
Murfreesboro
Road
and
Dickerson Pike. Us guys, some
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of us, don’t have a lady at home.
We need to see a hooker every
so often. Metro police and Karl
Dean have put them all in jail or
run them out of town.
Mayor gets gift balls
A bunch of wrecking balls
should be dedicated to Karl
Dean, our mayor, and Bob
Fisher, president of Belmont.
Thank you.
No Talk Time/Hermitage
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Recently, in Hermitage, I was
outside the Jacksonian down at
the red light. The traffic was
backed up bumper-to-bumper
all the way to Old Hickory
Boulevard. A Metro officer was
sitting right beside me. A car
came just flying up there. That
officer just sat there. Then
another car went flying by. That
officer just sat there. I went to
the Metro Police Precinct to
find out why the officer didn’t
go after these people. I had to
talk through this little old hole.
The police didn’t have time to
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to talk to everybody who came
in we’d never get anything
done.” What are they doing?
What are they down there for?
I’m pretty well Ticked Off.
Some canʼt pay $14,000
My mother is among the onequarter of Cloisters residents
who have not purchased the fee
simple. It has just become a battle of words at this point with
no one providing any real explanation for the annually rising
cost for the purchase of the
land. When she was looking at
the property there was no mention of the potential need to
fork over another $12,000 and
rising. Had it come up, she and
others who have bought there
would have backed away. I was
at her closing and there was no
discussion of the impending situation. It was explained, that,
as with most purchases of a
condominium, residents own a
portion of the common property. When the growing push
came to purchase the fee simple, we went back to the realtor,
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late Monsignor George Rohling,
I will repeat why the Cloister
was built and what Mr.
Rochford so eloquently states in
his Ticked Off column! The
houses were built to provide
quality, affordable senior living
and as people aged and needed
additional service the nursing
home on the hill was built
(which is another story!!!)
When fee simple was pushed
through by the Catholic diocese
many of these elderly folks
moved out to avoid what was
being denied to them: a 60-year
lease as guaranteed by the
church’s late Bishop James
Niedergesis. The church should
offer a mea culpa for their
actions against seniors.
This is for the city commissioners in Goodlettsville. How
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remembers no explanation in
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chiming in about what a wonderful deal the land is at the
current "bargain price" of
$14,000 are either more affluent
residents or promoters with an
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That’s not safe. I’m a citizen of
Goodlettsville. You are making
me ashamed to admit it. It used
to be a great place to call home
but not anymore. You are down
on the poor folks that don’t have
anything. You need to change
your way of doing things.
Wake up America, now!
Yes, to all of you that voted
for your President. He is anything but a truthful leader but
still he’s the President. He has
plans to overthrow this government. Yes, the United States Of
America. You, the voter, had
better wakeup. He is being told
what to do by someone else.
Most of the elected officials in
Washington go along with him.
Does it sound like some have
something on some others. This
way the mouths in Washington
are scared to speak. Now, not all
those elected feel this way.
Phone Washington and ask why
we are being sold out. All you
will get is an office copy of the
budget. No answers to any questions. Take a close look his Far
East religion. He does not
believe in the God that you and
I believe in. He is taking this
nation apart quickly. I am not a
political party follower. I always
vote for the person running who
does the best for this nation. I
believe the Republican Party is
on the correct trail for the good
of this nation. Wake up
America, now.
be abolished. They show a lack
of concern for their patients.
The medical equipment is substandard. The whole system is
atrocious and our vets deserve
better.
Beware of tree services
A tree service wanted to cut
down my tree. They wanted to
come by and do tree work or
yard work. Do not let them do it.
They are scam artists. They
don’t finish their work. I had
them cut my tree down and it is
still all out in the front ditch.
They haven’t finished their
work. Do not let them work for
you.
No deer around here
I recently hit a deer while
driving near Warner Park. I
think, from the horns, that this
was a buck. The deer got up and
ran off. My car could not do the
same. The front was damaged.
It needs expensive body work.
These fellows are really big and
heavy. Deer and other wild anni-
mals need to be discouraged
from running around in populated areas like the Warner
Park area. I even think some
people may be feeding them
acorns or deer corn. This must
stop.
Thankful, not ticked off
The recent snowfall, somewhat unexpected, in Nashville
made me grateful for state and
local agencies ready and able to
clear it up for driving most
places. There must have been
some planning ahead to be able
to do this. Salted roads do make
the driving so much safer.
Two houses on one lot
Two homes built on formerly single home lots went up at
two addresses before we knew
about it on Lincoln Court in
West Meade. Some alert neighbors got the zoning changed to
restrict building two houses on
one lot on Lincoln Court in the
future. The new two-story houses do look very nice, I’ll admit.
Vets deserve better
I’m Ticked Off about the
poor quality of health care at
the VA hospitals across the
country and in particular the
Nashville VA. The veterans
deserve better than the medical
care they are getting. It’s a
struggle to have to fight to get
the health care they deserve
and need. It’s a shame and a
travesty this is going on. My
husband is a disabled vet. He is
currently at Vanderbilt getting
treatment. He will not go back
to the VA because of the poor
quality of healthcare and the
attitude of the workers. The
whole VA system just needs to
right back.” That is a signal
about five or more minutes of
stupid commercials are ahead
for our viewing pleasure. I have
tried skipping from one channel
to the other only to find the
commercials are in sync and
the cable channels are in
cahoots. They should stagger
their commercials. While one
has ads, the other should give
news.
TV ads too annoying
I like watching cable news
channels to see what is happening. The announcers talk about
what is happening only about
two minutes. They say, “We’ll be
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road, commuters could catch a
local bus at every stop, and even
between stops, every 20 minutes. Now the local bus runs
every 40 minutes while the BRT
zips by every 10-15 minutes,
usually 75 percent empty. West
End commuters should take
note of that MTA "improvement" in bus service.
The increased parking on the
very narrow street is not nice
however. Young families with
young, active children live in
this neighborhood. Sometimes
the fathers even set up a soccer
game in the street in the afternoon. The light traffic in the
area makes sweet neighborhood
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Doubling the number of people
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Shankle, Blanche Faircloth,
of Mt. Juliet, died Monday, Dec.
9. Shankle was a member of
Center
Chapel
Church of Christ
and the Ladies
Bible Class. She
was the daughter of
the late, James W.
and Ellen Seat
Shankle Faircloth. Shankle
was preceded in
death by her husband, John W.
Shankle; son, John Robert
“Bobby” Shankle; brother,
James W. Faircloth and sister,
Mildred Phillips.
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Metro Council member Sean
McGuire said that while he has
not had any meetings with the
community to specifically discuss the design overlay, he has
consulted with the Metro
Planning Department’s staff
about what makes sense and
what could be possible via the
amendment process. “The end
goal is to amend the UDO so
that it will guide development
that will be in line with the
community's vision for Green
Hills. But, at the same time,
whatever changes occur as a
result of amending the UDO
also have to be respectful of
existing property rights and
they must also not detract from
the many positives that the
Green Hills UDO already has.”
While many in Green Hills
are concerned about recent
development trends in the area
and the effects of increased
density, McGuire said, “… what
we don't want is for Green Hills
to start moving backwards as a
result of new regulations. I do
believe we can make changes
that will result in smart, sensible growth & redevelopment
and that will continue to make
Green Hills one of the most
desirable places to live, work
and play in all of Nashville.”
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will be paying for the crime of
killing my child until he is 32
years old,” she said.
TDOT Commissioner John
Schroer said, “We started a
major campaign in October putting our messages on (highway)
message boards to comparing
fatalities this year to last.” He
reported 921 total fatalities in
2013, 19 fewer than last year.
TDOT’s effort to make roads
safe as possible includes
straighting roads, widening
She is survived by her son,
David S. Shankle, daughter-inlaw, Donna Arrington; grandchildren Jennifer (Michael)
Haynes,
Marissa
(Alan)
Hatcher, Sharon (Paul) Poland,
Angela Shankle and R.J.
Shankle; and nine great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services
were
Wednesday, Dec. 11, at Bond
Memorial Chapel with Brother
John
Miller
officiating.
Entombment
followed
at
Hermitage Memorial Gardens.
Memorials may be made to
the American Cancer Society,
c/o
Betty
Adams,
14270
Lebanon Road, Old Hickory, TN
37138.
Visitation was 3-7 p.m.
Tuesday
and
12-2
p.m.
Wednesday at Bond Memorial
Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and
Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet.
Southern Land, said that, if
you believe redevelopment of
Green Hills commercial core is
inevitable “these UDOs are
absolutely the way to improve
design and walkability because
they give developers an incentive to do the right things.”
Southern Land will spend $1
million to improve its intersection at Richard Jones Road and
Hillsboro, including a safe
crossing for pedestrians.
A UDO can set standards for
building setbacks, size and
height and the density of housing and the ratio of how much
ground buildings cover. It can
set standards for architectural
features such as window and
entryways and building materials. It can set more specific
requirements on parking, landscaping and signs.
Downey urges caution in
changing the Green Hills UDO
because of fears about growth’s
short-term impacts, such as
traffic congestion. “The planners’ job is to think ahead for 50
years and make that work without sprawl and be more walking and more transit oriented.
It’s the right thing to do and
you have to start. … It’s
inevitable that Green Hills will
change and grow. UDOs allow it
to be done smartly.”
McGuire said one of his
goals before he leaves the council is to implement a dedicated
funding source to pay for
improving Green Hills’ infralanes and shoulders and placing rumble strips on roadsides.
Schroer called for strengthened
efforts to get drunk and
impaired driving under control.
Safety
Commissioner
Gibbons emphasized, “We are
being very proactive in making
DUI arrests across the state.
We want to make sure there are
not individuals driving on our
roads under the influence and
holding them accountable
when they are.” So far this year,
state troopers have made 5,911
DUI arrests, a 92 percent
increase
compared
to
structure for drivers and pedestrians.
“The Green Hills UDO currently incentivizes developers
to make roadway and sidewalk
improvements on their own
property. That is great, but it is
simply creating islands of functional infrastructure that are
separated by a sea of dysfunctional infrastructure. Relying
on private developers to
revamp our roadway and sidewalk network will only get us
part of the way there. We need
to look for ways to fix the infrastructure problems in the nearterm because more redevelopment of the Green Hills business district is very likely over
the coming decade.
McGuire hopes that can be
accomplished by changes in
state legislation with the help
of the Davidson County’s delegation but is exploring other
options. He said: “Ideally, this
funding source would capture a
portion of the sales tax generated within the Green Hills business district and put that
money towards fixing our
infrastructure. Under that scenario, the people who come to
Green Hills for shopping or
entertainment but that are not
residents of the area would be
paying for the majority of our
traffic improvements.”
McGuire does not want to
see an added tax or assessment
for shoppers or business owners.
November 2010.
During
the
upcoming
Christmas holidays, Gibbons
said the state will apply the “no
breathalyzer refusal” policy. In
several counties yet to be selected, when a breathalyzer is
refused, medical personnel will
give a blood alcohol test under a
search warrant issued by a
judge. The availability of a
judge and medical technician
determines which counties are
selected.
To include an obituary
in The News, email the
information to
[email protected] by
5 p.m. Monday.
Contact Dru Smith Fuller ay
615-298-1500
or
email
[email protected].
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TheNews’ Entrepreneur Luncheon
TheNews held its 16th annual
Entrepreneur Luncheon at The
Palm to honor those who took a
chance to start a business and,
through hard work and ingenuity,
have created successful companies.
Everyone enjoyed Caesar salads,
their choice of twin tenderloin
medallions, chicken Parmigiana
and Atlantic salmon filet entrees,
along with vegetables, cottage fries,
fried onions, and New York cheesecake.
Production Manager Lisa Bold
welcomed the crowd and introduced
TheNews
Publisher
Gary
Cunningham, who expressed the
great importance of stable business
owners in the country’s economy.
Regions
Bank’s
Middle
Tennessee
Business
Banking
Executive Kelley Johnson explained
the entrepreneurial spirit and goals
acheived through risk-taking
activites.
Entrepreneurs who enjoyed the
event included: Currie Andrews,
Beth Barnett, Josh Boyd, Inga
Brittingham, Carla Carpenter,
Tracey Davenport, Lee Davis, Dan
DeFigio, Chip Dimon, Brandon
Emamalie, Melissa Grabois, Joel
Hill, Rochelle LeGarde, Randy
Mann, Bryce McCloud, David
Pellicane, Tracey Sanders, Ellen
Shemancik, Shelley Sigur, Brook
Sweet, Uyen Tran, Michael Wade,
and Lynne Warne.
Luncheon: Stephanie Farmer, Yolanda Hollingsworth, Kelley
Johnson, Jackie Reed, Donna Medina, and Brian O’Meara of
Regions Bank.
Luncheon: Dr. Shelley Sigur of
West Meade Dental and Trey
Luncheon: Stephanie Farmer of Regions Bank and Joel Webber of Family Staffing
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Luncheon: Tracey
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Luncheon:
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Luncheon: David
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Luncheon: Brandon
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Luncheon: Michael
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Luncheon:
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Luncheon: Dr. Ellen
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Rebel Hill Florist Holiday Open House
Rebel Hill Florist kicked off the holiday season
with a two-night Holiday Open House benefitting
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville
and Nashville CARES.
All ticket proceeds from the first night went to
Ronald McDonald House, while all ticket proceeds
from the second evening went to Nashville
CARES.
Attendees enjoyed the festive holiday decorations, as the flower shop was decked out with a
variety of Christmas trees, holiday lights, and
sparkling silver and gold decorations.
Each guest was treated to a gourmet sampling
of cheeses, dips, and treats from local vendors,
along with a choice of red or white wine.
Everyone also received a free gift and discounts
on merchandise.
This is the nineteenth year Rebel Hill Florist
has opened its doors for the Holiday Open House to
benefit local charities.
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Young Leaders Council Luncheon
Young Leaders Council
(YLC) held its Fall Leadership
Luncheon at the Nashville
Renaissance Hotel with 350 people in attendance.
After lunch, YLC board
Chair Jill Robinson was presented the 2013 Young Leader of
the Year by Santi Tefel, recipient of last year's award.
The award recognizes a
graduate of the YLC training
program from the past 28 years
who has demonstrated a commitment to ongoing community
service and board leadership
on local nonprofit organizations.
Robinson, director of executive learning and marketing for
the Center for Executive
Education
at
Belmont
University, has supplied the
keynote speakers for the past
six Fall Leadership Luncheons,
Pat Raines, dean of the
College
of
Business
Administration at Belmont,
introduced the keynote speaker, Bob Dennis, CEO of Genesco
Inc., who gave a presentation
on five key points, which
included embracing serendipity and becoming a part of the
community.
Luncheon:
Jill
Robinson
and
Bob Dennis.
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The Tiffany Circle of the American Red Cross held a
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Country Club which was hosted by Jamie Rechter and Lynn
Scarola.
Guests signed 1,231 holiday cards for service members
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The signing party had beautiful and varied decorations set
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Scarola and her mother, Jean Ann McNally, created numerous lovely floral arrangements with red and white roses, red
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In the entryway, large printed panels depicted the Tiffany
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Event: Anne Kaiser and Mandy
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Harding Art Show Kickoff
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Harding Academy kicked off its 39th annual art show
at the home of Sylvia Roberts, where the chairs of the
show, Ashley Heeren and Vickie Mertz, introduced
Atlanta artist Steve Penley as the 2014 Featured Artist.
Born in Chattanooga and raised in Georgia, Penley
began drawing at an early age and attended the
University of Georgia and the School of Visual Arts in
New York City.
Guests enjoyed various beverages while sampling
Jan Sweeney’s steak biscuits, tomato sandwiches,
cheese dreams, and ahi tuna crostini.
Also in attendance were: Harding Auxiliary
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Country Living in the City – 2847 Old Hickory Blvd
• Great house for entertaining.
• Renovated in 2003
• New pool liner in summer 2012
• Pool house could be used as guest house.
• 3 BR, 3713 SF, 4.29 Acres
Custom built Southern Living plan. A private retreat on 7.5 acres. Gourmet kitchen,
top of line appliances, 2 fireplaces. 5 BR, 5321 SF $950,000
Foxboro
1010 Steeplechase Dr
Updated 4 bedroom on lovely acre lot.
Brentwood schools. Convenient to I-65,
the Y and the library. $479,500
SHIRLEY MCLEOD • 347-7267
478-3585
LUCY BOTTORFF
ABR, CRS, E-PRO, GRI
www.ShirleyMcLeod.com
[email protected]
NASHVILLE • 327-4800
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
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631 HILL ROAD
698 SNEED ROAD W
1226 BEECH HILL ROAD
GREEN HILLS
Brentwood | 26 Acres | $4,200,000
www.631Hill.com Co-List with Steve Fridrich
Franklin | 24 Acres | $2,500,000
Church, camp or prime development site
Brentwood | $1,399,000
www.1226BeechHill.info
NEW CONSTRUCTION by HR PROPERTIES
Call for details | $799,000
LAND
OPPORTUNITY
808 HILL ROAD
6725 DARDEN PLACE
432 WESTVIEW AVE
900 20TH AVE S #812
Brentwood | $780,000
Hillwood Estates | $719,000
www.6725DardenPlace.info
Belle Meade | .47 acres | $549,900
The Adelicia | $359,000
615-300-3826
Exceeding
Client Expectations
since 1977
www.WhitClark.com
Crieve Hall – 523 Brentview Hills
Easy one level living. Very open. Vaulted den
with ventless gas log fireplace. RARE master
with 2 closets(1 walk-in), Jacuzzi + separate
shower. Eat-in kitchen with oversized window
viewing expansive backyard. Rec room. Storage.
Approx 1.3 acres. Carport for 4 cars. $334,900
RICHARD BRYAN
615-321-9531
Kingston Springs
246 E Kingston Springs Rd
Beautiful custom built home.
Beautiful views
6.7 Acres, 5 BR/5.5 BA, 7131 SF
$898,000
Sylvan Park /
West End Station
302 Sylvan Park Ln
2 BR/2.5 BA
Charlotte
3850 Hwy 49 W
Castle on a hill. Everything you
would expect! 50+ Acres.
7 BR/7+ BA, 10,006 SF
$995,000
Brandywine Harbor
9 Harbor Cove Dr
Lake front home with boat slip,
3 master suites
6 BR/4+ BA, 6654 SF
$1,200,000
CHERYL EWING
BROKER, ABR, SFR, BPOR
This dream home has all the bells and whistles! Open floor plan with hardwoods, granite, upgraded lighting and fixtures, wine cooler and refrigerator. Relax on the wrap around porch of this end
unit far from the rr tracks. West End Station is an award winning, green built, cottage community
in Sylvan Park close to restaurants and the Richland Creek Greenway. Perfection! $379,900
615-319-7144
[email protected]
www.CherylSellsSmiles.com
NASHVILLE • 327-4800
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
103 Abbottsford
$794,000
NEW
Green Hills cluster walking distance to The Hill Center
and the Mall (2/10 of a mile)- Master on the main. All
bathrooms have been remodled with taller vanities and
granite. the master bedroom has walk in closets and Carerra marble on both his and her vanities. All upstairs bedrooms have hardwood floors. Home office has cutom
cabinetry and a built in desk. There are two walk in attics
for storage. 2 Car garage. Break fast room is open to the
kitchen. Den is in center of home. Family room is up form
kitchen and over garage. Private terrace with mature
trees is off den and kitchen. Not one thing to remodel or update. Community pool. Low Association Fees. Association does yard.
“Kiss your babies, tell your parents
you love them, and take a walk in
the park with a friend”
~ Love, Jodie
Sale of Home Contingency
Jodie Barringer
GRI, ABR
Lifetime Member
Platinum Level
Award of Excellence
(M) 593-9854
3611 Woodmont
4 BR,3 BA carriage house with
kitchen and full bath.$793,000
Between Bowling and Estes
102 Abbeywood
$768,500
Green Hills
[email protected]
JodieBarringer.com
Nashville Business Journal's 2011
Top 20 Agents of Nashville
327-4800
NEW PRICE
213 Glenstone Circle
$206,500
Brentwood
118 Abbeywood
$675,000
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A warm thought on these cold and then going down to the bench. And, then, so if our child looks like he’s drowning we can
stretching. And, then, it was over. I had survived. text to avoid our having to actually get up, dive
days.
As I trudge to pull on my work out clothes, I
am reminded that it is not for today that I am
headed down to Barry’s, but for May 28th that I
am headed down to Barry’s.
On April 1, of last year, I was trying to figure
out why in the world I had joined Barry’s Boot
Camp. Older than most by about 20 years, I
looked around at all the flat stomachs and tattoos and thought I had landed in The End of
the Alphabet- all the Xs and Ys were radiantly
merrily running about…and I, standing on my
treadmill in horror, was going to be representing
the Generation Z, apparently.
I sucked in. I stole a glance of me sideways
and sucked in even harder. I was the only one in
a running skirt and gold hoop earrings. The only
tattoo I had was my readers. I sucked in again
and hid my glasses in my sports bra.
Josh turned down the lights and cranked up
“Blurred Lines”.
It’s blurry from there. I remember running and
going down to the bench and then running and
then going down to the bench and then running
Why is it that all year long we buy undergarments, too tall heels, and only solid/linear
clothes so that we look taller, leaner, and more
put together, only to let all it all loose on May
28th? As I struggled over whether to wear a
one piece – to be less naked- or go with the two
piece in an effort to tan the white stomach, the
reality of what I was about to do became ever
too clear: I was going to be walking virtually
naked in front of people whom I would no more
walk around naked in front of than the man in
the moon.
It is a weird concept, really. If we all looked
like the models who advertise the suits, it would
be one thing…but without airbrushing, a fan
blowing our hair seductively around our curves,
and the lighting adjusted ever so slightly when
we walk in our high heels towards the lounge
chair, we look like winterized people with strips
of tight cloth walking around naked. “The empress hath no clothes”- or pride!
I think everyone my age has mastered the
demure drop of the cover up and the hasty hop
to the chair. We have the lifeguard on speed dial,
in, and emerge- our emergence more a wet
Medusa than The Birth of Venus.
So, as we sit at our windows waiting for the
snow to melt and the children to get back to
school, as we don our big winter coats and look
for our gloves, let us remember that All that Glistens is not gold. That warm summer sun for
which we yearn today is the same piercing sun
that demands that the clothes come off to reveal
what we have seductively hidden all winter. I say,
“Enjoy each and every one of these well clad
days…for tomorrow we shall reap what we have
sown!”
I encourage us all, during these gray winter
days, to see the joy in jeans, and sweaters, and
fires, and food. What may be glistening outside
today may be snow and ice, but what glitters in
our future may be fool’s gold. Because, it is only
The Fool who starves and works out all winter
in order to walk around naked and cursing all
summer long!!!
Remember, My Friends, Shakespeare’s
words,
All that glitters is not gold;
Often have you heard that told:
Many a man his life has sold
But my outside to behold:
Gilded tombs do worms enfold
Had you been as wise as bold,
Your in limbs, in judgment old,
Your answer had not been in'scroll'd
Fare you well: your suit is cold.' Cold, indeed, and
labour lost: Then, farewell, heat and welcome, frost!”
“The Merchant of Venice” ..a bit out of context!!!
So, off to Barry’s,
Here, I go!
To conquer frost, and sleet, and snow
To conquer suits of youth of age
My own true vanity to assuage!
Lulu Lemon, I love you dearly,
Summer’s heat I truly dread thee!
To us all: Here’s to a great week!
Bottom’s up! Hehe
~ Love you- Jodie
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Appraised $6-8,000.
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CONNIE HUBBUCH CAMBRON
MARGARET ANN HUBBUCH
615 661 4400/615 406 6662
101 ELLER CT., 37221
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MLS 1477459
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ANN MANN 305-3716
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