green hills - Chris Haga

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GREEN HILLS
ARTISAN FAIRS
Page
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NEWS
VOLUME 25
Page
16
NUMBER 47
DECEMBER 5, 2013
Concerns rising
Subdivision rules changing
Metro is looking at new rules for subdividing lots, which
typically results in two or more houses replacing the orig- photo by Jenny Upchurch
inal one.
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
A community meeting
Monday, Dec. 9, will let the
public hear about and comment on proposed new rules
on subdividing lots. The new
rules could be adopted as soon
as Thursday, Dec. 12, by the
Metro Planning Commission.
But at a Metro Council com-
mittee meeting this week,
Council members, property
owners and developers were
dismayed by new rules that
could, as one councilman said,
have
“unintended
consequences.”
“Rules can change as long
as they are far enough ahead.
This could be devastating for
some” owners and investors
Boulevard Bolt
Room at the Inn founder
Father Charles Strobel
greeted finishers in the
Boulevard
Bolt
on
Thanksgiving, which has
raised more than $2 million
for homeless charities.
- photo by Dru Smith
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planning to subdivide property and build housing, said Yogi
Dougher, a real estate financial agent and developer. New
rules should be adopted with
implementation delayed at
least six months, he said.
Neighborhoods could also
be blind-sided by the proposed
rules, said Metro Councilman
Carter Todd. The new rules
distinguish between areas as
residential maintenance and
residential evolving. It would
be more difficult to subdivide
in maintenance 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 evolving area
would not weigh comparability with adjacent properties.
But, Todd said, most people
are unfamiliar with the community plans that designate
those areas. In his Green Hills
district, very similar areas are
designated very differently. “It
may be time to re-evaluate
what is neighborhood evolving
and what is neighborhood
maintenance. I think when
those plans were done people
didn’t realize how important it
A Belle Meade police officer was almost struck by a car
while she was at a traffic stop on Harding Pike.
Move Over Law
Officers at risk at stops
Dru Smith Fuller
Staff writer
An incident this past weekend shows the risk that law
enforcement officers face during
traffic
stops.
On
Thanksgiving afternoon, Metro
Police arrested John Vogt, 59,
on DUI charges after he struck
a Belle Meade patrol car making a traffic stop for speeding
on Harding Pike.
Belle Meade Officer Dee
Howell was standing next to the
automobile she had stopped
See Subdivide on Page 5
near Davidson Road. Howell
had to jump out of the way to
avoid being hit. Her patrol car
was struck on the driver’s side
in the rear then knocked into
the stopped car. The city’s
Police Chief Tim Eads said
“Officer Howell was shaken by
the incident and had to take the
rest of the night off. She had a
close call.”
Vogt told officers he swerved
into the patrol car to avoid hitting a car on the other side.
See Move Over on Page 15
AMP bus hits funding hurdle
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
Metro officials say they will
go forward with planning for
the AMP despite the uncertainty of state financing for the
West End rapid transit. Its supporters are circulating a petition to lobby state and federal
officials to fund the 7.1-mile bus
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Porter Flea and West Elm
Nashville artisans show off wares at holiday markets
Jenny Upchurch
Associate Editor
Two of the season’s artisan
crafts fairs will offer Nashville
shoppers a chance to purchase
unique, handcrafted gifts.
• The Portland Flea Holiday
Market will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7, at 4th Avenue
and Chestnut.
• A Maker’s Market at the
West Elm store in Green Hills
will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 21.
Among the 85 artists selected
for the Portland market is
Nashville
artisan
Chris
Johnston and his lamps made
from vintage kerosene Coleman
lanterns. He will also be at the
West Elm show.
Johnston said that he gets a
warm glow when he views one
of his creations. He remembers
camping with the iconic greentop Coleman kerosene lanterns
as a boy with his family and
now with wife, Katie.
“You really can’t have a bad
feeling about a Coleman
lantern,” Johnston said.
Johnston got the idea after
seeing a generic kerosene
lantern wired for electricity.
“We had a Coleman lantern on
the porch to restore. I saw it in
pieces and had the idea to put
the bulbs in it,” he said. “The
biggest challenge was hiding
the wiring.”
Typically, Johnston doesn’t
do more than clean up the
Coleman lanterns he buys at
flea markets and estate sales.
“It’s cooler to see and imagine
where they’ve been” to get the
scratches and dents.
“I just love the craft of it. I’m
not comfortable unless I”m
making something. Lots of (the
lanterns) don’t work so it’s fun
to bring them back to life.”
Chris Johnston holds one of his rewired Coleman lantern
lamps, which will be featured at artisan market in Green
Hills on Saturday, Dec. 21.
- photo by Jenny Upchurch
Bellevue library will hold
Holiday Book Sale
Bellevue Library will hold its Holiday Book Sale from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Bellevue Branch located at
650 Colice Jeanne Road. Great deals on books, DVDs, CDs,
and audiobooks. Proceeds benefit the Bellevue Branch
Friends of the Library.
Contact the Bellevue Library at (615) 862-5854.
Porter Flea will have a preview event from 6 to 9 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 6, in the Track One
Building at 4th and Chestnut.
Preview Market tickets are $15
Tickets are available on the
website
http://www.porterflea.com/.
The Dec. 21 event at West
Elm in the Hill Center is the
third market at the home goods
store. Each one has been bigger
and bigger, store officials said.
They decided to schedule the
holiday market for the last
Saturday before Christmas to
showcase the local artists to the
many shoppers expected in the
store and the Hill Center and to
give shoppers more unique
items to select as gifts or for
themselves.
Venders will range from jewelry to handcrafted furniture. A
variety of food items will be
available.
Metro/State
Commentary
By Horace Johns,
MTSU Business Professor
Former Metro Councilman
BURNT has had impact
on Nashvilleʼs greeness
Bring Urban Recycling to
Nashville Today (BURNT), a
not-for-profit public interest
group dedicated to a clean and
safe environment, was organized in December 1988. With a
fledgling band of knowledgeable and passionate adherents,
BURNT faced a number of challenging environmental issues
in Nashville. The odds were
against BURNT’s success, but
this did not stop the zeal and
determination of its members.
When
BURNT
started,
Nashville was burning 800 tons
of garbage on Nashville’s
downtown riverfront near
lower Broadway. There were
plans for a $200 million expansion for the incinerator to burn
even more garbage. BURNT
was initially started to fight
this proposed expansion. Later,
BURNT targeted the $100 million solid-waste processor on
Rolling Mill Hill designed to
clean the waste for the incinerator (in those days, usually
referred to as the Downtown
Thermal Plant).
Also, at its inception,
BURNT fought against the rendering
plant
in
North
Nashville. The plant, by its processing of meat oils, heavily
polluted Germantown, East
Nashville, Metro Center, and
downtown. Its noxious odors
adversely affected the areas of
downtown,
South
Broad
(SoBro), and East and North
Nashville.
Moreover, in the beginning,
BURNT faced a permitted
incinerator in Madison near
the Bridgestone tire plant and a
liquid hazardous processor in
Cockrill Bend.
Working
with
the
Cumberland Green Bio-Region
Council, the Metro Council, the
Metro
Public
Health
Department, and the Health
Board, BURNT ultimately
helped stop the garbage processor and the rendering plant.
However, the bulk of BURNT’s
energies in its early years was
focused on the downtown incinerator.
BURNT used three strategies
against continued use and
expansion of the incinerator.
First, it railed against the air
pollution spewed by the incinerator. Second, it pushed recycling in lieu of burning
garbage, in order to create jobs.
Although neither of these
strategies yielded much success, BURNT’s argument that
burning garbage on prime
riverfront downtown property
was poor land use (not good economically) began to make sense
to Nashville’s decision-makers.
Bruce Wood, the president of
BURNT, is intelligent, shrewd,
and hard-working. He touts the
benefits of BURNT’s successes
as: “Billions of dollars in construction, architecture, banking, building supply, legal and
other expenses were generated
by closing the polluters.
Stopping the rendering plant
allowed Metro Center to grow
and LP Field and the Titans
practice facility to be built.
Apartments, condos and major
office buildings in North
Nashville and SoBro need clean
air. Nashville leaders expanded
the riverfront parks on the east
and west banks. Two hundred
garbage trucks making round
trips every day to a garbageburning
incinerator
and
processor would have driven
out plans for the Schermerhorn
Symphony Center, Pinnacle
Bank and Music City Center.”
After the incinerator was
stopped, BURNT began work to
eliminate unsafe pesticides in
Metro schools and buildings, as
well as to control pesticide use
in mosquito spraying.
Now BURNT’s primary
interest is generating more
recycling and composting. By
composting, or separating wet
from dry waste, which results
in enormous amounts being
diverted from landfills, both
Metro and the state could save
big bucks.
During my 12 years on the
Metro Council, I worked with
BURNT on a number of environmental
issues
facing
Nashville. Whatever BURNT
advocated, it did it well, always
offering research-based and
positive solutions. And I regard
Bruce Wood, BURNT’s president, as one of Nashville’s most
effective lobbyists for the public
good.
Health-care info is provided
The
Tennessee
Justice
Center, along with Cover
Tennessee, will host an information session to help Metro
Schools’ parents and residents
of the community learn more
about the new Affordable
Healthcare Act options – Get
Covered Tenn. The session will
take place
from 9 – 11 a.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7 at Antioch
High School, located at 1900
Hobson Pike.
Metro schools will have
translators available to assist.
For more information, visit
www.mnps.org
or
GetCoveredNashville.org.
The
Nashville
Public
Library will also host Get
Covered informational sessions. Here are the remaining
sessions:
• 5-7 p.m. Thursdays, Dec. 5,
12 and 19 and Jan. 2 at the
Hadley Park Branch library,
located at 1039 28th Ave. N., and
the Hermitage Branch library,
located at 3700 James Kay Lane,
• 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays,
Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28 and Jan. 4 at the
Richland Park Branch, located
at 4711 Charlotte Ave.
• Tue, December 10, 5 p.m. – 7
p.m. Tuesdays, Dec. 10 and 17,
at the Edmondson Pike Branch,
located at 5501 Edmondson
Pike.
To confirm, check with
GetCoveredNashville.org.
Trash truck art
Artwork by Metro
Nashville Public
Schools students will
be displayed on trash
trucks in the coming
weeks. At 10 a.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7, the
trucks will be at LP
Field Lot H.
This yearʼs theme for
third- and fourth-grade
students was “Earth
Day Every Day.” The
annual event is sponsored by Red River
Service Corporation
and the Metro Public
Works Department.
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(the community plan) was,”
Todd said.
West Meade residents are
facing such an issue. There has
been strong opposition about a
proposed development of eight
homes at Sedberry and Post
Road on two single-family lots.
So far, the plan for The Rail at
Post Station has sailed through
the
planning
commission
because it was designated as a
neighborhood evolving area in
the West Nashville community
plan.
The overall goal of the new
subdivision standards is to balance a desite for infill housing
with preserving established
neighborhoods’ character, said
Doug Sloan, deputy director for
the planning staff. However, it
will not prevent teardowns of
homes to rebuild and it won’t
affect a single home on a lot that
is actually platted as two or
more.
District 12 Councilman Steve
Glover questioned if the new
rules would supersede cluster
home guidelines, which allow
greater density if some of the
property is left as green space.
Sloan said it would not.
But Glover said that he is
still concerned about the rules
as are the developers in his dis-
• 4 -5:30 p.m. Monday, Dec.
9, at Main Library, 615
Church St. A community
meeting will beheld on the
proposed subdivision
rules. Online comments
can also be submitted at
http://www.nashville.gov/Pl
anning-Department.aspx.
• 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12,
at Sonny West Conference
Center (First Floor), 700
2nd Ave S. A public hearing will be held with the
Planning Commission.
A copy of the proposed
regulations is also available on the planning
department website.
trict. “If you buy property and
have thoughts to develop, than
out of the blue, the regulations
are changed, someone could be
out tens of thousands of dollars,” he said.
Glover said he agreed uniformity is need but “I don’t know
the severity of what this could
mean.”
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The Jewish Federation and
Jewish Foundation conducted
the annual eight days of lighting
the
hanukkaih
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Hanukkah from Wednesday,
Nov. 27, through Wednesday,
Dec. 4, at the Gordon Jewish
Community Center on Percy
Warner Boulevard in West
Nashville.
Mark S. Freedman, foundation executive director, helped
lead traditional Hanukkah
blessings and songs during the
ceremony on eight successive
days. “It’s great to have all the
little kids out here from the
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Take a closer look at the
night sky with help from
Nashvilleʼs Dyer Observatory.
• This month's sky features
many of the objects that Galileo
Galilei (1564-1642) is credited
with first observing through the
newly invented telescope. Just
after sunset, observers with a
good view of the southern horizon will see a white "star." This is
the planet Venus, the brightest
object in the sky except for the
Sun and Moon. With his telescope, Galileo observed Venus
go through phases — evidence
that the Earth was not the center
of the universe. Today's skywatchers can observe Venus for
all of December. At first, Venus
will appear as a thick crescent.
As it continues to pass Earth,
Venus will be moving closer and
almost directly between us and
the Sun. By month's end, Venus
will appear as a very thin crescent about 50 percent larger.
• In 1610, Galileo observed
the planet Jupiter with his telescope. He noted what looked to
this holiday is all about.”
The eight-day Hanukkah
holiday commemorates the
Maccabees’ rededication of the
Jewish Temple in 165 B.C. after
the Syrians desecrated it.
Hanukkah is marked by the
kindling of hanuikkaih lights
on eight successive days. The
tradition is celebrated with
food, games and gift giving.
Many confuse the traditional
menorah, with seven branches,
with
the
eight-branch
hanukkaih. The menorah has
been displayed in Jewish temples since biblical times. In
1948, the Israel adopted the
seven-branch menorah as its
national symbol.
The December night sky will reveal Galileoʼs findings.
be four small stars and concluded that they must be in orbit
around Jupiter. You can observe
Jupiter as it rises in the eastnortheast around 7:30 p.m. at
the beginning of December and
sunset
by
month's
end.
Binoculars or a small telescope
will reveal the planet and its four
largest moons (Io, Europa,
Ganymede, and Callisto).
• You can catch Saturn and
Mars in the eastern sky just
before sunrise. Galileo could not
discern Saturn’s rings but we can
with a modest telescope, as well
as the Great Red Spot.
•The
Barnard-Seyfert
Astronomical Society will have a
star party from 7:30-9 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7, Shelby
Bottoms Nature Center.
Information provided by Dyer
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Jewish Federation and Foundation Director Mark S.
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FIGURINES by Papo, Schleich, Safari
DOLLS by Alexander, Adora, Lee Middleton, Corolle
LIONEL TRAINS starter sets, tracks, building accessories
TOY TRUCKS by WOW, Bruder, Viking
GAMES & PUZZLES by Ravensburger, Milton Bradely, Melissa & Doug
ARTS & CRAFTS, DRESS-UP, HOBBIES, SCIENCE
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Shop Belle Meade
Superior service from an experienced and knowledgeable staff.
Serving Nashville for 38 years
wines • spirits • high gravity ales
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VISIT US FOR
Monday 10am – 5pm
Tuesday 10am – 5pm
Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 10am – 5pm
Friday 10am – 5pm
Saturday 10am – 5pm
Sunday 12pm – 5pm
Shop our wine cellar to find the
perfect gift this holiday season!
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Fontanel at 4225 Whites Creek Pike
Saturday, December 7th – 10am to 2pm
Nashville Pet Products at 621 Cruzen Street
(615) 352-3001
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(615) 352-4660 NASH.TN 37205
Packages starting at $40 (one 5 x 7 & two 3 x 5’s).
All proceeds benefit Nashville Humane Association.
No appointment necessary.
For additional info and pricing packages, please visit www.nashvillehumane.org.
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Open Monday-Saturday 9-5
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Serving Nashville for 38 years
Complimentary gift wrap
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37205 615-356-0501 Ext. 34
HOURS:
Monday - Thursday
8 am - 9 pm
Friday & Saturday
8 am - 10 pm
4210 Harding Rd
Nashville, TN 37205
(at the split of highways 70 & 100)
(615) 352-3001
Taxing
Matters
By Jim Wilson, CPA
IRS Tools for Tax Collection
— None in Your Favor
Do you owe back taxes? A
levy of your bank accounts may
be looming in your future. The
best way to avoid such action is
to seek some agreement with
the Internal Revenue Service
before you receive notice of a
levy. There are options allowed
in the Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights.
First, you must be current. If
you are employed, you must
have made adequate tax payments for the current year. The
Service will not “make a deal”
if you owe current unpaid
income taxes.
Next, analyze your ability to
pay. A ridiculously low offer to
pay small amounts on large tax
balances will be met with opposition. Assuming you have
made provisions for your current year’s taxes, a common
solution is an extension of time
to pay the balance in full.
Extensions can give the client
up to 120 days to pay the balance and avoid a levy.
If you can not pay with an
extension,
an
installment
agreement allows you to make
monthly payments. Remember,
while you are paying the
monthly payments, your interest and penalty for failure to
pay the taxes when due continue, and will often absorb the
payments you make without
any reduction in the balance of
tax you owe. If you are unable
to pay, due to some reasonable
cause, you may use the strategy
to request to have your account
placed on a “currently not collectible status,” which classifies you as temporarily unable
to pay. Requests for both of
these agreements suspend levy
actions.
If you request the deferral of
payment method, the Service
will revisit your account annually to determine your ability to
pay status.
An installment agreement
will protect you from issuance
of a levy, unless you miss a payment. If a payment is missed,
you are back to square one,
except the process is more difficult. Your credibility will have
been compromised.
If you owe federal taxes and
you have neglected or refused to
pay, a federal tax lien arises for
the amount owed, including
penalties and interest. The lien
affords the Service a legal claim
to any and all property you
own. A Notice of Federal Tax
Lien may be filed at a local
courthouse and is a public
record. A recorded federal tax
lien establishes the government’s right of priority all of
your assets as a priority to all
third parties (to protect its
interests). In extreme cases, it
is possible to have property sold
for payment of delinquent
taxes and the taxpayer continues to owe the mortgage.
The Service may formally
file a Notice of Federal Tax
Lien when a notice and demand
for payment is sent and the
recipient ignores the demand
or refuses to make a payment
within 10 days. The Service will
usually send multiple notices
before filing a tax lien, but I
would not bet on it. I have seen
cases where the Service sends
one notice and follows with a
threat to file a lien or to levy the
assets of the taxpayer.
If you are in peril of losing
your property or fear that
enforcement is imminent, call
us immediately. Do not ignore
the problem. It will only get
worse and it will not go away.
For more information, please
call Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA,
CFE at 615-673-1330 or send an
email to us at [email protected].
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Nashville restaurant wins
barbecue sauce award
Jack’s Bar-B-Que won a firstplace award with its Famous
Jack’s Original Vinegar Sauce
at the American Royal World
Series of Barbecue in Kansas
City, Mo. in October. Owner
Jack Cawthon was extremely
proud of this win, as this is his
original sauce. There are now
six different sauces available at
his restaurants and online at
www.jacksbarbque.com. Jack’s
Bar-B-Que won best sauce on
the planet for its Kansas City
Style Sauce at the American
Royal Barbecue contest in 2004.
Jack’s is celebrating its 37th
anniversary in Nashville, and
Jack Cawthon recently opened
his third location
at 1601
Charlotte Ave.
Group holds toy drive
for homeless families
The Southern Alliance For
People & Animal Welfare is collecting toys for children in
homeless families. Donors can
place new toys and clothes and
coats for children ages 2
through 16 in bins at:
• Animal House Veterinary
Clinic, 223 Largo Dr.
• Puppy Palace Grooming,
4231 Lebanon Pike Hermitage
• Views on the Cumberland
Apartments, 6700 Cabot Dr.
• WSMV Channel 4, 5700
Knob Road
The group can also accept
donations of dog and cat food
in the bins. Cash donations, as
well as gift cards to area stores.
can be mailed to SAFPAW, P. O.
Box 23535, Nashville, TN 37202.
For more information, email
[email protected]
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Move Over ...
Weekly
QuickBooks
QuickTip!
By John Sawyer
Hi QuickBooks Users!
Last week we explored the
Customer Center of the
QuickBooks “Home” page.
Following the blue line (aka
the “Yellow Brick Road”)
through the middle of the
Customer Center was determined to be the “Secret of
Success” for satisfied QuickBooks users. Staying on the
thin blue line takes the business owner from “Estimates” to “Record (Bank)
Deposit” in a simple, safe
and logical manner allowing
entrepreneurs to focus on
generating sales, not bookkeeping them!
Today, let’s move through
the “Vendor Center” at the
top left section of the
“Home” page. The Vendor
Center is how one enters
bills into QuickBooks. Some
people just keep their bills
stacked up on their desk in
date order with the next bill
due on the top of the stack.
The theory there is simple –
all you have to do is watch
the one bill on top of the
stack and you will never be
late in paying your bills. I
call that the “land mine” approach to cash basis accounting. I suppose that works if
cash flow is not an issue and
you’re not really concerned
about understanding where
your business truly stands
on an accrual basis.
My only question is this –
why not let QuickBooks do
the tracking work for you?
You already own the software – put it to good use to
make your life simpler. Not
only will it readily track and
age your payables, but it will
also generate electronic bill
payment checks for you at
the touch of a button! Let’s
all admit one thing that
everybody can agree on – sitting down, writing checks,
paying bills, stuffing, licking
and stamping envelops, is a
drag! It takes “FOREVER”
(sounds like a teenager saying “WHATEVER”) and
there’s never a convenient
time to do it! Did you know
that QuickBooks can generate over 20 checks in less
than 2 minutes?
Simply
amazing!
So in the upper left portion of the home page, you
will see the vertical “Vendor
List” icon or “Totem Pole” –
simply left click thereon and
your list of vendors will be
displayed. To the right of the
Vendor list, you will see the
“Enter Bills” icon. By left
clicking on “Enter Bills”
icon, you can enter vendor
bills – I realize this seems
painfully obvious, but that’s
how simple QuickBooks
makes it! Then, if you follow
the blue line (aka the “Yellow
Brick Road”) to the right, the
next icon is the “Pay Bills”
icon. By left clicking on the
“Pay Bills” icon, QuickBooks
displays a list of all bills in
the system. You then choose
the bills you want to pay and
how much you want to pay
on each bill. Payment checks
are placed automatically in
the “Print Queue” or you
may choose to hand write
your bill payment checks!
From Page One
Tennessee’s “Move Over
Law,” passed in 2006, requires
motorists to move over into the
adjacent lane of traffic or slow
down for emergency vehicles.
Tennessee was the 30th state
to establish a Move Over Law to
give emergency personnel a
safety zone on the highway. The
penalty for violating the “Move
Over Law” in Tennessee is a
maximum fine of up to $500 and
up to 30 days in jail.
The state Department of
Safety reports 107 Move Over
citations in Davidson County
from 2006 through 2012.
One well-known incident
resulting in loss of life for a
police officer occurred in 2004.
Hermitage
Police
Officer
Christy Jo Dedman was struck
and killed by the driver of a
tractor-trailer. She was assisting a motorist on the side of
Interstate 40 near the Stewarts
Ferry Pike ramp.
Officer
Dedman and the motorist were
standing in front of the driver’s
side of the police car, which displayed flashing blue lights,
when struck from behind by a
tractor-trailer traveling at over
80 miles per hour.
The
Hermitage
Police
Precinct building is dedicated
to her memory as was a portion
of Highway 100.
So, here’s this week’s
QuickTip # 111 … Paying
bills brings closure to the full
business cycle – it’s a
dreaded task, but it always
feels good to get it done!
QuickBooks takes the drudgery out of paying bills – its
two step process is so simple
it’s ridiculous. Each day,
when you get your mail, separate the bills and IMMEDIATELY enter them into
QuickBooks and let QuickBooks do the work of tracking and paying bills – it’ll
take about 10 minutes per
day – surely you’ve got time
to do that each morning with
that first cup of coffee …
read on and we’ll explain
how!
And please remember, the
second Friday every month,
a small group QuickBooks
seminar, limited to six attendees, is offered at The Boardroom (2400 Crestmoor Rd.) in
Green Hills covering the essentials of QuickBooks for
your home or business! The
next class will be next Friday,
12/13/13. The cost is only $50
for the four hour training
session which begins at 01:00
PM – please call 615-397-9933
for complete details!
The website for.....
AccountNet, Inc! is:
www.accountnet.biz
You can email questions and
comments to John Sawyer
[email protected] or join him for coffee
at your favorite coffee shop!
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Free-wheeling in Boulevard Bolt
What’s wrong with this picture?
Even burning car can’t halt Green Hills traffic
Matt Davis is congratulated by Skye Lessa, his student at
Western Kentucky University.
- photo by Dru Smith
By Dru Smith
Staff Writer
Matt Davis whizzed to a winning finish in the wheelchair
division at Thanksgiving’s
Boulevard Bolt, his fourth on
Belle Meade Boulevard.
Davis has raced in 37
marathons, including races in
Japan and China. He’s participated in the Boston Marathon
four times.
Davis, who has spina bifida,
started competing as an undergrad at Western Kentucky
University with the support of
a school official who helped
him acquire a racing chair.
“The first time I ran a race, I
couldn’t believe I was going to
do it,” Davis said. “When it was
over, I only wanted to know
when I could do it again.
Davis is coordinator of
Student Disability Services at
Western Kentucky University
in Bowling Green. He was racing in the Boulevard Bolt for
Achilles International, which
helps people with disabilities
get active with running or
wheeling. Davis is president of
the National Wheelcats, a
Tennessee-based group that
provides funding and awareness programs for adaptive
sports and exercise programs.
THE BANDYWOOD
NIGHT OF HOLIDAY SHOPPING
featuring
BANDYWOOD RETAILERS
A reader snapped this photo of a car on fire on Hillsboro Road. What’s wrong is that
drivers continued to go by or go around it even as firefighters worked to get the blaze
under control.
If you see something that needs immediate attention or is out of the ordinary, give
us a call at 298-1500 or email a description or photo to [email protected] and we
will consider putting it in our “What’s wrong with this picture?” feature.
“STOP BY & SEE US!”
NOW OPEN
(with free babysitting
at Frosted Entertainment)
• Apparel
• Jewelry
• Unique Gifts
• Antiques
DEC. 12 TH UNTIL 8 PM
• Furniture
• Home Decor
• Lighting
• Local Artisans
2213 Bandywood Drive in Green Hills • 454-6192 • Mon - Sat 10-6 Sun 11-5
202 Wilson Pike Circle in Brentwood • 835-2690 • Mon - Sat 10-6 Sun 11-5
A. Holiday & Co
MAKES S HOPPING
an ADVENTURE
Starting Monday Dec. 2nd
we will be open 10am - 5pm
Monday thru Saturday
MAKES S HOPPING
an ADVENTURE
Shop Brentwood
for the Holidays!
Artwork and Jewelry by local artists,
plus handmade gold and silver
bracelets by well known designer.
615.457.3579
7020 Church Street E. 6
Brentwood, TN 37027
7020 Church Street East
Brentwood, Tennessee 37027
615.221.5171
Holiday Shopping
Made Easy.
www.aholidayandcompany.com
Mon-Sat:
10am-5pm
130 Wilson Pike Circle
Brentwood, TN 37027
Nashville Needleworks
615-370-4456
– Nashville’s only Needlepoint Store –
[email protected]
Complimentary Lessons,
Workshops & Classes
MONDAY – FRIDAY 10 – 5,
SATURDAY 10 – 3
7020 Church St. E. • Brentwood Ct. #5
615-377-6336
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Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5
NEW
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Brentwood, TN 37027
615.661.4565
Established 1967
CHRISTMAS
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Mon-Fri 9-7
Sat 9-5 • Sun 1-5
Wishing you and your family
a Very Merry Christmas & a blessed Happy New Year.
7012 Church Street East Brentwood, TN 37027
615-373-5959
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
Dec. 5
Obama advisor to speak
on faith in White House
Joshua Dubois, former executive director of the White House
Office of
Faith-Based and
Neighborhood Partnerships, will
speak at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5, at
Lipscomb University’s Stowe Hall.
Dubois will sign copies of his
book, “The President's Devotional:
The Daily Readings that Inspired
President Obama and Stories of
Faith in the White House.”
Dec. 6
Nashville holiday parade
follows tree lighting
Join Nashville Mayor Karl
Dean and Mayor Teddy Conrad
(Eric Close) from the TV show
"Nashville" at the city’s tree lighting on the Public Square at 6:30
p.m. Friday, Dec. 6. The 61st annual
Piedmont
Natural
Gas
Nashville Christmas Parade starts
at 7 p.m.
Dec. 7
George Spain to speak at
Green Hills library
George Spain will talk and sign
copies of his new novel “Lost
Cove,” the story of five generations of two families from the days
of the Cherokee through slavery
and the Civil War, at the Green
Hills branch library, located at
3701 Benham Ave. For information, call 615-862-5863.
Clark Memorial UMC will
hold Christmas Festival
The United Methodist Women
of
Clark Memorial United
Methodist Church will hold a
Christmas Festival between 10
a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at
1014 14th Ave. N. For information,
call 615-329-4464.
Unitarian Universalist
will hold crafts fair
Greater Nashville Unitarian
Universalist Congregation will
hold its Creators and Collectors
Craft Fair between 7 a.m. and 3
p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at 374 Hicks
Road in Bellevue. For information,
call 615-673-0499.
Free SAT assessment
offered at learning center
Omega Learning-Belle Meade
tutoring center will hold a free
SAT assessment at 9:30 a.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7. at 82 White
Bridge Road. For information, call
615-678-1927.
Nashville choruses will
present holiday concert
“A Ho Ho Ho Lot of Harmony”
featuring Nashville’s Music City
Chorus and TuneTown Show
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Specializing in Large Diamonds and Pre-owned Rolex.
Chorus will be at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7, at Blackman High
School, located at 3956 Blaze Dr. in
Murfreesboro. Tickets are at musiccitychorus.org or at the door.
1870s Christmas comes
to historic Hodge House
Experience Christmas in the
1870s at the Hodge House at Percy
Warner Park between 10 and 11:30
a.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. There will be
a fire, refreshments, stories and
songs. Call 615-352-6299 to register.
Dec. 8
Handbell choir presents
Brentwood concert
Music City Bronze handball
choir will perform a free holiday
concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, at
Brentwood United Methodist
Church, located at 309 Franklin
Road. Admission is free and open
to the public.
Dec. 9
Cathedral of the
Incarnation holds concert
The
Cathedral
of
the
Incarnation will hold the second
annual Christmas at the Cathedral
concert at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Dec.
9, and Tuesday, Dec. 10, at 2015
West End Avenue. The concert,
sponsored by the Catholic Diocese
of Nashville, is free and open to
the public.
Dec. 10
Wightman Chapel hosts
Tuesday concerts
Christmas Concerts will be
held between 1 and 1:30 p.m.
Tuesdays in December in
Wightman Chapel at the ScarrittBennett Center, located at 1008
19th Avenue S. For information,
call 615-320-4653.
Dec. 11
HopePark hosts concert
at Wightman Chapel
A night of sacred music and
communion will be presented at 7
p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11, at
Wightman Chapel at the ScarrittBennett Center, located at 1008
19th Avenue S. It is hosted by
HopePark Church of Bellevue.
This service is free and open to the
public.
Doris Kearns Goodwin
will speak at MBA
Doris Kearns Goodwin will
speak on her book “The Bully
Pulpit:
Theodore
Roosevelt,
William Howard Taft, and the
Golden Age of Journalism” at 6:15
p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, at
Montgomery Bell Academy, located at 4001 Harding Road. A limited
number of tickets are available
online at http://www.ticketsnashville.com/ or at the door that
evening.
Speakers’
Bureau
Kiwanis Club
• 11:30 a.m., Friday, Dec. 6
Patron Club, Bridgestone
Arena
Laura Hollingsworth,
Publisher, The
Tennessean
Call Vic Legerton at
391-0123
Rotary
• noon, Monday, Dec. 9
Wildhorse Saloon,
120 2nd Ave. S.
Gov. Bill Haslam
Call 781-2700
Sertoma Club of Nashville
• 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 10
Maxwell House Hotel
Skip Nipper,
film of Sulphur Dell
baseball field
Call Houston at
254-0571
Nashville Business
Breakfast
•7 a.m., Wednesday, Dec. 11
Lipscomb University
Allen Arena
Robert A. Frist Jr
HealthStream Inc.
Call 615-966-6609
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Master Jeweler In-House Tues - Fri 10-4
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Open Mon-Fri 10-5, Sat 11-3 during holidays
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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is Here.
And That’s News You Can Welcome.
When the most respected brand in the world, Berkshire Hathaway, puts its name on a real estate sign,
that’s a good sign for the market and a great sign for you.
Prudential Woodmont Realty is proud to join them as Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Woodmont Realty.
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DentaQuest
DentaQuest, which administers
dental
benefits
for
TennCare,
has
appointed
Steven Brady as project manager for the Tennessee program. Brady will
be instrumental in
the
company’s
management
of
dental benefits for
the approximately
750,000
children
who receive beneBrady fits
through
TennCare. Brady served as
associate dean of business and
finance at Meharry Medical
College School of Dentistry.
Brady is a graduate of
Tennessee State University.
MTR Family Law
Marlene Eskind Moses,
founder of MTR Family Law,
has been selected to the 2013
Tennessee Top 100 Super
Lawyers and the
2013 Mid-South
Top 50 Women
Super Lawyers
lists. Moses is a
past-president of
the Tennessee
Moses Supreme Court
Historical Society,
the Tennessee Board of Law
Examiners, and Lawyers
Association for Women. She is
a former vice-president of the
Nashville Bar Association.
Realty Trust
RealtyTrust
Residential,
LLC in Brentwood has added
Diane Woods as a
realtor. Woods has
held positions of
M a r k e t i n g
Manager and Real
Estate Assistant at
Silver point
Woods Properties, Keller
Williams
and
Re/Max Fine Homes. Woods is a
member of the Williamson
County Association of Realtors,
Tennessee
Association
of
Realtors
and
National
Association of Realtors.
Brentwood Services
Dewey Slusher III has joined
Brentwood Services Inc. (BSI)
as
accounting
manager in the
A c c o u n t i n g
Department.
Slusher comes to
BSI after working
as the controller
Slusher for CCS Health
Tech
and
ClinixMIS. He has also previously worked for audit firms,
including Crowe Horwath.
Slusher is a Certified Public
Accountant.
Vanderbilt
University
Oran Aaronson has been
named
medical
director of the
Vanderbilt Spine
Center. Aaronson
joined
the
Va n d e r b i l t
Neurosurgical faculty in 2004 after
Aaronson residency
at
VUMC. He also
completed
a
Master
of
Management in Health Care at
the Owen Graduate School of
Management.
David Aronof f has been
named
the
director
of
Vanderbilt University Medical
Center’s Division of
Infectious Diseases.
Aronoff was an
associate professor
within the Division
of
Infectious
Diseases in the
of
Aronoff Department
Internal Medicine
at the University of Michigan
Health System. He was also a
faculty
member
in
the
Department of Microbiology
and Immunology and a member
of the executive committee of
the University of Michigan
Reproductive
Sciences
Program.
Julie Anne Crosby has
been appointed by Gov. Bill
Haslam to the position of
Speech
Pat h o l o g i s t
Representative for
the
Tennessee
Board
of
Communication
and
Crosby Disorders
Sciences.
Luke Gregory
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three senior-level
H e a l t h c a r e
Executive Awards
at the 75th annual
meeting of
the
Gregory Tennessee Hospital
Association.
April
Pettit
received a Medical
Staff Meritorious
Service Award at
the hospital association meeting.
J e a n n e
Pettit
Yeatman received
an Executive Nurse
of
Distinction
Award at the hospital
association
meeting.
She
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the idea behind the AMP is not
to facilitate travel for Nashville
residents, but rather to force
drivers off West End Avenue
and Harding Road. Therefore I
suggest that the route go down
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There has been a recent
recall of the pledge to the flag
by a man who has served in the
military. He is concerned this is
not being asked for in many of
our public schools. In discussing this I have heard they
want to preserve freedom and
liberty in the public schools.
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this type of things, especially in
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online. Isn’t it more important
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honor the most important
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Cloister changes illegal
Cloister at St. Henry lease
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community must be voted on
and requires a 90 percent
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I am ticked off at The
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and they are charging us $2
more for the Thanksgiving
issue. They are charging extra
for the TV section. They are
lucky people are taking their
paper at all.
Extra charges unwanted
I am ticked off that The
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our bill $3 more for the
Thanksgiving edition. I think
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Why no TV Guide?
I’m upset The Tennessean
newspaper, the Sunday edition,
does not include the TV Guide
listing for the Nashville area
TV channels anymore. The
Tennessean is our local paper.
They should provide the TV
listings or explain why or why
not. Thank you.
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About the Tsunami in the
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Children left in car
I want to report a blue gray
Honda. A woman got out of it at
the Green Hills Kroger. Parked
wrong to begin with, blocking
some other cars. She left her
small children in the car while
she went in to make a return.
Now, I wish the Metro Police
would look into this. Whatever
needs to be done whether Child
Protective Services. She went in
to return something. You don’t
leave your children in the car
with the motor running. OK.
Even though she locked the
doors. It is not acceptable. Not
in this day and time. I wish the
police would go to her house
and talk to her about it.
Hungry child ate soap
Reading about the hungry
child that ate soap. Kind of
made me sick in my head. If
you don’t like it you don’t have
to buy it.
Why was child alone?
This is for the person who
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why would you have a two-yearold .in the bathroom washing
her hands without supervision.
Why would your child be that
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not express their opinions. I
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that then there’d be no denial
for pre-existing conditions and
putting on 26-year olds. They
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losing our health care. If more
people get it more people will
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OBITUARIES
Akers,
Marcia
died
Saturday Nov. 30. She was born
in Nashville on June 4, 1953.
She was the daughter of the
late Robert and Rose Marilyn
Wilson of Ashland City.
Akers is survived by her
daughter,
Sarah
Michelle
Akers; her son, Andrew Miller
Akers, Jr. and her husband of
31 years, Andrew M. Akers, Sr.
She is also survived by her siblings, Donna Wilson, Randall
Wilson, Carol King (Jerry); her
niece, Michelle Main (Michael),
and her mother and father-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. James Clark
Akers III.
Akers attended Lambuth
College, the University of
Hawaii and graduated from
MTSU with a degree in
Geriatric Social Work. As a
social worker, she helped establish the Guardianship Program
for the Middle Tennessee
Council on Aging.
She was a founding member
of the Equestrian Martini Club.
Akers was also associated with
the Nashville British Car Club.
Visitation with family will
be at the Boyd Funeral Home in
Ashland City on Thursday, Dec.
5, from 10 a.m. until the 1 p.m.
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AMP...
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eral transportation funds as
well as $59 million from Metro
government and $5 million
from the regional Nashville
Area Metropolitan Planning
Organization.
In August, the AMP project
was approved for the “Project
Development” phase of the federal Small Starts funding program, which means the Federal
Transit
Administration
believes it is a worthwhile
investment supports further
work on the project.
But late last month, the
state’s budget omitted any
funds for the AMP. Tennessee
Department of Transportation
Commissioner John Schroer
pointed to an $8 million backlog of projects and possible federal government cuts of $850
million. Shroer said the AMP
would have to compete for dollars like any other project
across the state.
The AMP would begin operating in 2016. It would use a
dedicated center lane on West
End Avenue for stations and
bus travel. Riders could expect
a bus every 10 minutes during
peak times and every 15 otherwise. Supporters, including
Nashville Mayor Karl Dean,
argue residential and commercial development will over-
low at the Sycamore Church of
Christ Cemetery in Pleasant
View.
Collins, Robert Deaver
M.D., Professor of Pathology,
Microbiology, and Immunology,
Emeritus died Sunday, Dec. 1.
Born October 28, 1928, in
Davidson, Tenn., Dr. Collins
was the son of Winifred
Poindexter
and
Claude
Adolphus Collins.
He is survived by his wife of
63 years, Elizabeth Cate Collins;
his children: Robert Deaver
Collins, Jr. (Rebecca); Richard
Roos-Collins
(Margit);
Elizabeth Landress Collins
(Steven); and William Drew
Collins, (Janet); his grandchildren: Deaver Hiatt Collins
(Elizabeth); Caldwell Collins
Israel (William); Emma RoosCollins; Byron Roos-Collins;
and Zachary Robert Wells
Webster; his great-granddaughter, Redding Cate Israel; his
brother, John Richard Collins
(Susan); his brother-in-law,
Thomas
Randolph
Cate
(Deborah); and many nieces
and nephews.
Dr. Collins attended Webb
School in Bell Buckle, Tenn.,
and received his B.A. and M. D.
degrees
from
Vanderbilt
University. He trained in
Pathology under Dr. Ernest
William Goodpasture, spent a
year in Internal Medicine at
Barnes Hospital in St. Louis,
and
was
a
Fellow
in
Microbiology at Johns Hopkins
University. Dr. Collins spent two
sabbaticals
at
Cambridge
University, England, both in
research in the Department of
Medicine.
Dr. Collins established the
Division of Hematopathology
at Vanderbilt.
A memorial service will be
held at West End United
Methodist Church on a date to
be announced. 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.
whelm West End’s capacity for
vehicle traffic if the Amp is not
built.
A spokeswoman for the
mayor’s office said work is
ongoing for the AMP on
Tuesday, Dec. 3. “We certainly
are. The process is still in early
stages, and we have a new project team working closely with
TDOT administrators and engineers on the Amp, and we continue to seek public input,”
said Holly McCall.
While it would be ideal to
have participation at the local,
state, and federal level, McCall
said, “we are considering every
option. Statewide, we will all
continue to face the same traffic congestion Nashville faces
and this will continue to be a
growing
challenge
for
Tennessee.”
Metro is first looking toward
a final answer on the federal
funding, which would be in
2014, before seeking to gain
state money in the upcoming
legislative session.
The AMP Coalition is circulating a petition urging Metro,
state and federal officials to go
forward with the bus rapid
transit project. The group has a
goal of 2,000 signatures. By
early Tuesday, it had more than
700 signatures.
The project has run into stiff
opposition from residents
along the West End route who
fear losing a traffic lane and
restrictions on left turns will
propel drivers onto their side
residential
streets.
Rick
Williams,
whose
group
StopAMP.org has planted red
“Stop AMP” signs in hundreds
of yards, said Monday, Dec. 1,
that “Our position is plain and
simple that there is not enough
local support for this project for
Mayor Dean to continue to pursue it.”
The state’s funding omission
raises the issue of whether
Dean will ask the Metro
Council to fund the state’s portion and Metro’s, a total of $100
million, Williams said.
The group questions the fiscal sense of spending $7.5 million this year for AMP planning
with funding uncertain. It also
wants details on who will pay
for the projected annual $4 million dollars in operating costs.
“So for all of the above reasons, we ask that Mayor Dean
scrap his proposal for the AMP
and let us all sit down and have
a deep discussion about mass
transit for Nashville and truly
plan for the best public transit
system we can afford that centers on the riders’ needs and
geographic locations at a cost
we can afford," Williams said.
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information to
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5 p.m. Monday.
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Renewal House's Women's Thanksgiving
photos by • Brenda Batey
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providing personal care and in-home
assistance with daily living activities
Trey Webber, Director,
to older family members.
Nashville Office
Renewal House started the holiday season early with
its festive annual fundraiser, A Women’s Thanksgiving,
held at Millennium Maxwell House Hotel.
Renewal House is a comprehensive, family-centered
treatment and recovery community for women and
their children.
Debbie Miller, assistant commissioner of quality
control for the Tennessee Department of Children’s
Services, was guest speaker. Renewal House graduates
also shared their inspirational stories of new beginnings.
Renewal House clients created cake stands for centerpieces, which each held a lovely cake.
Singer/songwriter Lisa Silver performed a piece she
wrote, “Song for Renewal House” and Renewal House
graduate Kathy Louvin provided music for the reception.
Everyone enjoyed a Thanksgiving-inspired feast and
desserts by Goldie Shepard.
Thanksgiving: Chairs Kate Viebranz,
Kim Lapidus, and Jennie Zaghoev.
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931-680-2771
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Tullahoma, TN 37388
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Thanksgiving: Tracey Brown, Charlene Stuart, Sen. Thelma
Harper, and Dianne Eaton.
Providing Comprehensive Dental
Care to Nashville Tennessee
• General Dentistry
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Cleanings
• Gum Disease Treatment
• Crowns and Bridges
• Teeth Whitening
• Tooth Colored Fillings
• Restoration of Dental Implants
• Veneers
• Root Canal Treatment
• Wisdom Teeth/Extractions
• Sealants
• Dentures and Partials (and Repairs)
• Children's Dentistry
• Nightguards
Thanksgiving: Patty Marks, Polly Shepard, Cristin Viebranz,
and Amanda Schwartz.
We accept Care Credit and work with most insurance companies.
At West Meade Dental, we know the importance of a confident smile. That’s why we make it our goal to provide
individuals and families in Nashville, TN with the highest level of comprehensive, quality dental care. We have over
twenty years of experience in the dental field, and are dedicated to providing custom care in a compassionate and
friendly environment. Whether you are looking to schedule preventative care or are in need of restorative services,
West Meade Dental can help!
DR. SHELLEY SIGUR
6606 Charlotte Pike #102 • Nashville, TN 37209
615-864-8941
Thanksgiving: Barbara Holmes, Mary Walker, Marilyn
Dubree, and Laura Berlind.
Belmont Mansion Patron Party
Judith and Richard Bracken hosted Belmont Mansion’s
Christmas Dinner Patron Party at their beautiful home.
T Party’s Catering laid a beautiful table in the dining
room, offering shrimp, beef tenderloin, stuffed mushrooms,
baked brie with fruit, bacon-wrapped dates, mini desserts
and much more.
Numerous gorgeous floral displays throughout the
house were created by Judith Bracken and her daughters,
Jessica Bracken and Jacqueline Fisher.
Guests included: Dinner Chairs Sharon Sandahl and
Jessica Bracken, Charlie Boyd, Todd Sandahl, Jana and
Ansel Davis, Jan Van Eys, Judith Hodges, Gary and Bonne
Crigger, Morel Enoch Harvey, Joe and Brenda Steakley, Paul
and Susan Rutledge, Anne Shepherd, Victoria and Franklin
Traver, Laura Allen, Carolyn Schneider, Ashley and Mary
Catherine McAnulty, Caprice Fussell, Luis Fernandez,
Milton and Denise Johnson, Lyle and Carolyn Key, Carla
Nelson, Jorge Moran, Patsy Weigel, Nancy Russell, Andrew
Potts, Jay Cloud, John Finch, Ciel Chapman, Charlie
Besharian, and Nichole and Craig Huseby.
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NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
213 Oceola Ave., Nashville, 37209
615-352-1010 www.nashvillehumane.org
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Party: Colleen Bracken and Beth Kelly,
with Iggy.
Party: Hosts Richard and Judith Bracken,
Susan James, and Darrell Moseley.
Announcing the Third Annual
HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR
& POINSETTIA SALE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7TH 9AM - 4PM
at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashville, 1808 Woodmont Blvd
Party: Joe
Dughman.
and
Peggy
Party: Jason Bradshaw and
Bob Deal.
The event will feature many handcrafted items to include ceramics, jewelry, holiday ornaments, woodworkings,
holiday greeting cards, and much more. Pick up a poinsettia and choose among the homemade breads, cookies, and
puddings for your holiday party or family gathering. Bring the kids for storytelling and cookie decorating from 12:30pm to 2pm.
Party: Kim Looney, Keith and Meredith Thompson, and Kiel
Fisher.
For more information, go to
www.firstuunashville.org/craft.php
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The Lodge offers an ideal solution for seniors who value their independence, but need some help with
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in our unique home-like, resident-centered environment.
Please contact us for information or to set up a visit.
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Glen Leven/Brindley Event
Event: Artist Charles Brindley, and Mary
Ellen and Tom Rodgers.
Artist Charles Brindley showed the drawings
and paintings resulting from his study of the trees,
the historic 1857 home and structures at The Land
Trust’s Glen Leven Farm at an opening reception.
The Land Trust benefits from the sale of the
numerous works.
A Nashville native, Brindley lives and maintains
a studio in Adairville, KY. His drawings and paintings depict a variety of symbol-laden subjects,
including giant deciduous trees, panoramic landscapes, prehistoric ruins, rock formations, architecture and still life.
His work appears in public and corporate collections throughout the United States and in private
collections internationally.
Glen Leven Farm includes a honeybee sanctuary, an education garden, an heirloom garden, and
an arboretum with the largest mass of American
Yellowwood in the U. S.
Event: Paula Covington and
Jennifer Brindley.
Event: Jim Hoobler, Rosalie Cristin, Liz McLaurin, and
Ridley Wills.
Event: Gayle Ray, Shirley Gillespie, Lida Naude, and Marie
Gooding.
Event: Jerry Trescott, Kate Wilson, and Mark Brown.
West Meade Barbershop
Paul Scates - Owner
(Formerly of Belle Meade Barbershop)
6600 Hwy. 100 – Next to Wax Nashville
just a mile down from Harris Teeter,
in the Cheekwood Antique district
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Sat. 9:00 til 4:00, Closed Sunday & Monday
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Sparkle and Twang
photos by • Holly Spann
The eighth annual Sparkle and Twang, the Tennessee State Museum’s fall
fundraiser which showcases the institution’s Costume and Textile Institute, was
held at the Bridge Building.
This year’s co-chairs were Stacey Rhodes and Meagan Nordmann Rhodes, a
dynamic mother and daughter-in-law team.
The Costume & Textile Institute honored the following talented inductees this
year: Designers Melissa Core, Rick Caballo, Jeff Garner, and Otis James.
Harding House provided a cocktail buffet with cranberry bruschetta, salad on
skewers, chicken satay, French fries with black berry ketchup, and more.
Nancy Russell chaired the silent auction, and committee members included:
Mary Nell Bryan, Kimberly Whaley Cooper, Deborah Danker, Emily Evans, Lynda
Evjen, Camille Harlin, Nadine Korby, Doris Medlin, Rachel Odom, and Suzanne
Smothers.
Guests included: Whit Rhodes, Taylor Rhodes, John and Laura Hollingsworth,
Ryan Walker, Jennifer and Mark Challos, Sara Jo Houghland, Camille Harlin, Sparkle: Clare and Hunter
Harlin Hickerson, Mariko Lamb, Sheeva Rouhani-Fard, Josh Tolbert, Kathleen
Armistead.
and Ryan Thomas, Grant Smothers, and Sheliah Wall.
Sparkle: Jere and Linda Ervin, Carolyn
Nash, and Michael Slarve.
Sparkle: Damon and Susan Byrd, Jeff Sparkle: Cathy Thomas, Eddie Sparkle: Nancy Russell, Bob Thomas, and
Gore, and Laurie Thurston-Smith. Doris Medlin.
Garner, and Kristen Motil.
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Sparkle: Adam Dread
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Sparkle: Lois Ezell and
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Woman’s Club Christmas
BazaarLand Trust event, Glen
Leven property - Dru
Becky and Norman Cohen’s Party
photos by • David Hodgson
Becky and Norman Cohen held a party for friends and
relatives to celebrate the friendships and family bonds.
After guests arrived, they learned it was Becky
Cohen’s birthday and there were many good wishes and
congratulations.
Decorations included lots of floral arrangements and
red, silver and black helium-filled balloons. The dining
room table held a cornucopia with gourds spilling from it
and a lovely arrangement of pinecones and glittered
pumpkins also decorated the center of the table.
A huge cocktail buffet offered hummus, baked brie in
phyllo with dried apricots, marinated olives, dips and
chips, strawberries dipped in chocolate, cupcakes, and
much more.
Guests included: Barbara and Bob Woolf, Martin and
Glynis Sandler, Max and Michelle Shaff, Josh Powell,
Melissa, Edward, Natalie and Samantha Rittenberg, Ida
Louise and Richard Cromwell, Peggy, Rob, Ava and Riley
Cohen, Steve and Anita Rich, Lloyd Smith, Phil Estes,
Carol and Ronnie Wilker, and Donna Johnson.
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Party: Stephen O’Brien, Betty de Felice, Elaine Dorris,
Allison Yonker, and Sandy Towers.
Party: Felicia Anchor, Lisa Davis, Caroline Leftich, and
Nancy Parsons.
Party: Kim and Madison Rhodes, Becky Cohen, and Carla
Wilson.
Woman’s Club Bazaar
photos by • David Hodgson
The Woman's Club of Nashville held its annual Holiday Bazaar at
the organization’s headquarters on Hillsboro Road in Green Hills.
Susan Shumaker was the event chair and Judi Medford is president of the Woman's Club.
In addition to various vendors selling clothing, handbags, jewelry
and crafts and a bake sale at the bazaar, the ground floor of the beautiful house was open to the public.
The house was built around 1927 by Judge Beauregard Daniel; it is
a lofty, white columned Greek revival. Some of the original furnishings remained with the house when the Woman's Club purchased it in
1957.
The Woman's Club is a non-profit organization whose membership
consists of women committed to enhancing the quality of life in the
community by promoting civic, cultural, educational and social activities, while providing opportunities for service and fellowship.
Each year several events are held to benefit charities, as well as the
house preservation fund to maintain the building, which is on the
National Register of Historic Sites and the Tennessee Register of
Historic Sites.
Bazaar: Deana Poston, Sally Slayden-Berry,
and Lori Gunn Quinn.
Bazaar: Mary Charlotte Hall and
Judy Gentry.
Bazaar: Lucy Bond and Tommye Solem.
Bazaar: Frances Thomas, Lynne
Chamberlain, and Dorothy Stannard.
Wallman,
Carla
Bazaar: Nan Scrivner, Lisha Orman, Jean Stratton, and
Mary Herbert.
Cumberland Heights Friends Fashion Show
There was a full house at Belle
Meade Country Club for the
Cumberland Heights Friends’
30th anniversary Fashion Show
and Luncheon.
Lucy Bond organized numerous vendors to create a look like a
pop up French street fair, where
guests shopped til they dropped.
Bond also coordinated huge and
gorgeous gift baskets for the large
silent auction.
Anne Cain and Gloria Mertie
created fabulous centerpieces
with golden glittered pine cones
and magnolia leaves in massive
Show: Bridal party models Isabella
Briley, Mary Morgan Ketchel, Eddie
Gore, Hampton Peal, and Lulu Gray.
Show: Co-chair Mary Herbert,
Friends President Nancy Russell,
and Co-chair Linda Evjen.
Show: Model Anne
Cain.
Show: Model Kem
Hinton.
glass vases, which Cain hauled in
a horse trailer from Columbia, TN
to Belle Meade!
Chico’s and Soma Intimates
provided lovely clothes for the
female models and Bachrach
styled the men’s fashions.
Jeanne’s Fantasia provided wed-
ding apparel.
The chic models included:
Beth Alexander, Mary Nell Bryan,
Morel Enoch Harvey, Ashley
Henry, Holly Hoffman, Nichole
Huseby, Rachel Odom, Nikki Peal,
Dixie Powell, Sharon Sandahl,
Victoria Traver, Cathy Thomas,
Shelia Wall, Eleanor Whitworth,
Ted Clayton, David Evjen, Paul
Kuhn, Rusty Terry, Steve Sirls,
Allen DeCuyper, Vanessa Falk,
and Jeff Garner.
Show: Bob Traeger and
Sarah Hunter Green.
Show: Joan and Maclin
Davis.
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Library Gala Patron Party
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The Literary Award Patrons Party was hosted by
Margaret Ann Robinson at her home to honor Robert K.
Massie, recipient of the 10th annual Nashville Public
Library Literary Award.
The event was co-hosted by Barbara and Jack
Bovender, Nicky and Jim Cheek, Mary and Charlie Cook,
Lee Pratt and Neil Krugman, and Lynn and Jack May.
Raised in Nashville and a graduate of Peabody
Demonstration School, now known as University School
of Nashville, Massie is best known for his insight into the
Russian royalty in his books “Catherine the Great:
Portrait of a Woman” and “Nicholas and Alexandra.”
Guests included: Literary Award Gala Co-chairs Kate
Satz and Jessica Viner, Eric Satz, Dan Viner, Julianne and
Jeff Williams, Ernie Williams, Ridley and Irene Wills,
Karyn Frist, Bob and Julie Gordon, Elizabeth and David
Fox, Barry and Jean Ann Banker, Elizabeth and Larry
Papel, Gus and Jennifer Puryear, Julie and Frank Boehm,
Dianne Neal, Jane Haynes, Sally and Tom Kanaday, Joan
Shayne, Joyce Vise, Ann Wells, Nancy Brown, Ellen
Jacobs, Phyllis Heard, and Mary Ready and Tim Taylor.
Party: Host Margaret Ann Robinson
and Edie Bass.
Party: Gala Co-chair Jessica Viner,
Robert Massie, and Daniel Viner.
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FOREST VIEW PARK ~ NEW LISTING!
Beautifully Renovated All Brick
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Handsome Hardwoods & Crown
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opens to Private Deck, End Unit ~ Lots of Natural Light! $121,900. Community with Pool & Tennis Courts! $1,200. month
Party: Katy Varney, Jessica Viner, Neil Krugman, and
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Judy & Dick Williams
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• Gorgeous 5 acre setting
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• Cozy guest house
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508 LYNNWOOD BLVD
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Over 1/2 acre lot nestled
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$499,500
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Great space! 5 BR/3.5 BA,4802 SF.
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retreat with gorgeous lake
view just 80 miles from
Nashville. 4 BR/4.5 BA, 5139 SF.
Year-round enjoyment!
CENTER HILL LAKE
LACEY NEWMAN
615-772-7654
[email protected]
EXPERIENCE
54
•
ENERGY
•
EXCELLENCE
PENDING
Belle Meade
105 Westover Drive
Beautiful views of Belle
Meade CC Golf Course.
A rare jewel.
$900,000
See all my listings at
www.SamColemanHomes.com
SAM COLEMAN
Broker, GRI, CRS
210-6057
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
1624 Chickering Road
Forest Hills/Belle Meade
$1,850,000
4418 Warner Place
Belle Meade
$2,745,000
SOL
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103 Chatsworth Drive
Green Hills
105 Leake Ave #1
Belle Meade
ELAINE FINUCANE
300-5093
2109 Piccadilly Place
Forest Hills/Belle Meade
$1,585,000
SOL
D
3737 West End Av #203
West End
$485,000
SOL
2056 Timberwood Drive
Forest Hills
D
734 West Meade Drive
West Meade
BETTY FINUCANE
429-5182
Season’s best to you and yours!
BELLE MEADE
4312 Sunnybrook Drive
$1,399,000
www.431Sunnybrook.com
Buy, Sell, Design & Build
In Nashville’s
Urban Neighborhoods
SUZANNE ELMER
REALTOR , ABR, Broker, CRS, e-PRO, GRI
®
[email protected]
www.SuzanneElmer.com
615-496-3728
Build Your Dream Home! Two Beautiful Lots
BELLE MEADE LOT
Build to suit with
Savage Construction
$425,000
OAK HILL LOT
Level acre lot in
private 5 lot
gated community.
$299,000
SEAN SIMONS • 615-852-SEAN
www.ANashvilleHome.com
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800 55
2847 Old Hickory Blvd
Country Living in the City
Wishing you the Gifts of
Peace and Happiness
this Christmas and
throughout the New Year
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
SHIRLEY MCLEOD
347-7267
Foxboro - 1010 Steeplechase Dr
www.ShirleyMcLeod.com
[email protected]
Updated 4 bedroom on lovely acre lot. Brentwood schools.
Convenient to I-65, the Y and the library. $479,500
Belle Meade - Sold
Richland/Central - Sold
Brentwood - Sold
Old Hickory Lake - Sold
ALL OVER TOWN ...
PRICE LECHLEITER
MANAGING BROKER, ABR, CRS, GRI
615-263-4836 • www.PriceLechleiter.com
9609 Coppola Court
Best price in Sonoma!
Brentwood Schools.
Dramatic architecture and cozy
feel. Open 4 BR/4.5 BA, 4365 SF.
State of the art media room.
Gorgeous appointments and detail.
$649,900
MARY
KOCINA
615-300-5996
MaryKocina.com
... you can always get the right PRICE!
West Meade - Sold
Green Hills - Sold
Midtown - Sold
Sylvan Park - Sold
PROFESSIONALISM, SERVICE… and PRICE!
56
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
best in class in all price ranges...
NEW LISTING
RESERVED
NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
THE WEST END, #403
179 CHARLESTON PARK
3704 LAUSANNE DRIVE
126 WATERVIEW DRIVE
$679,900
Breathtaking Views | 2 Private Balconies
$465,000
Sugartree Subdivision
$ 169,900
Rosemonte Townhomes | Views
$114,900
Beautiful Townhome | Hendersonville
Lisa Powers, 615.477.0697
Lawrence Lipman, 615.364.3333
Emily Lowe, 615.509.1753
Staci Shepard, 615.293.2881
SOLD!
SOLD!
SOLD!
SOLD!
THE ADELICIA, #1705
1209 CANTERBURY DRIVE
THE ADELICIA, #1315
1136 BROOKMEADE DRIVE
Original List Price: $2,050,000
Michelle Maldonado, 615.260.4423
Original List Price: $997,400
Sales Price: $902,500
Michelle Maldonado, 615.260.4423
(Listing Agent)
(Listing Agent)
(Selling Agent)
SOLD!
SOLD !
SOLD !
Ryan Miller, 615.517.0232
(Listing Agent)
SOLD !
1916B OVERHILL DRIVE
113 BERWICK PLACE
1054 STANLEY DRIVE
3207 CALVIN COURT
Donna Tisdale, 615.202.6900
Maggie Odle, 615.491.4321
Chris Mannino, 615.299.7995
(Listing Agent)
(Selling Agent)
(Listing Agent)
(Listing Agent)
SOLD!
SOLD !
SOLD !
3203 DARK WOODS DRIVE
2800 WESTWOOD AVE
1209 BLAIRFIELD DRIVE
251 CHATFIELD WAY
Donna Tisdale, 615.202.6900
$999,000
Franklin | Salt Water Pool | Views
(Selling Agent)
(Listing Agent)
(Selling Agent)
www.thelipmangroup.com
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If your house is not advertised in this newspaper, ask your agent
Why?
• Green Hills News
• Belle Meade News
• West Side News
• West Meade News
• Bellevue News
• Donelson News
• Hermitage News
• Nashville Today
www.gcanews.com
1 We reach more households in our area than any
other publication
2 Newcomers moving to Nashville check our
newspaper for homes to purchase
3 If your home is not advertised in print, the
possibilities are high it will stay on the market
longer, thereby costing you money
Find It All...in the Classifieds!
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Would you like to earn an
extra $300 to $375 a month
for approximately 5 hours work - one day a week
We have a Hermitage News and Green Hills News delivery routes available next week.
Hermitage newspapers must be picked up anytime Wednesday and delivered by noon on Thursday of
each week.
Green Hills newspapers must be picked up anytime Wednesday and delivered by 4 p.m. on Wednesday
of each week. Each route takes approximately 4 to 5 hours.
• A great way to earn extra money for a few hours each
Wednesday or Thursday.
• Must have a valid drivers license and auto insurance.
We have retired people, housewives, high school students and working adults delivering for us
now. These are good, part time jobs, that do not come open very often.
For more information call
298-1500
298-1500
CLASSIFIED
298-1500
HELP WANTED
COMMERCIAL SPACE
CARE GIVER
COMPUTERS
FIREWOOD
Drivers: Now hiring!
Short Haul drivers
to run 300-500 mile radius.
Be home most weekends!
Top pay, Benefits and Trucks.
Call: 1-877-660-0474
Building for Lease
Available 2/1/2014
3,187 sq.ft., $19 per sq.ft.
5703 Old Harding Road
(Old Game Fair Building)
Contact:
Johnny or Skipper Phipps
(615) 352-5292
Sitting Techs
In-Home/On-Site Caregivers
Years of Experience in
Patient Care
Providing Non-Medical Professional Care Services
Call for In-Home Assessment
Sherry Williams:
615 569-9938
Norma Buchanan:
615 579-0622
Anita Vaughn:
615-509-7471
Email: [email protected]
References Available
upon Request
COMPUTER Repair,
Setup, or Instructions
• Virus Removal
• Networking • iPhones
• We Service, Install or Teach
Visit www.wedoC.com
Call Mike (615) 974-6135
- Season Firewood Oak, Hickory & Cherry
Custom Cut
Call Tim England
(615) 594-6298
Drivers CDL-A: Lots of Miles.
Great Pay/Benefits & Bonuses.
Home Weekly. No Slip Seat.
No Touch, Newer Equipment.
Recent Driver Grads Welcome.
877-723-8932
Sunbright Services
Now Hiring
to clean Residential &
Commercial properties.
Start immediately. Must pass
criminal background. Experience
preferred. Must have your own
transportation.
Send Resume to:
[email protected]
615-506-4810
**EARN EXTRA INCOME
FULL/PART TIME**
615-925-1515
Interested in a
Business Opportunity
Selling Safe, Organic Beauty
Products?
Call Carolyn today!
RENT/LEASE
- Bellevue 2BR’s, 1BA Condo
HVAC, appliances, W/D connection, patio, storage,
2 car parking. $950/mo.
(615) 533-4567
THE
GREEN HILLS
APARTMENTS
is no longer just for retired teachers.
All seniors 62 and older may apply
with no fee. Efficiencies start at
$480 which includes utilities.
615-297-7536
OFFICE SPACE
Office & Residential located
near Briley Parkway &
Clarksville Highway Intersection
Ranch style 2,000 sq.ft. building with space suitable or use
as office, for accountant,
law
office, architect, small electronics repair, or custom beauty or
barber shop .Must have a successful business record and
credit. Calls between 7pm & 9pm
(615) 605-4741
ANTIQUES
Columbia Antique Mall
700 Woodland Street
Columbia, TN 38401
10am - 5pm (931) 548-2444
Furniture, Antiques & Glassware
Quality Care with Excellent Rates
CEMETERY LOTS
Harpeth Hills “Everlasting Life”
3 Lots $2,000 each
or $5,500 for 3 - OBO
615-297-7352
Woodlawn Memorial
Gardens
Thompson Lane
Garden of Sermon on the Mount
2 lots for $3100
(615) 385-5391 or
(615) 351-7749
ATTORNEY SVCS CLEANING SVCS.
Debt Relief
Wills, Guardianships,
Power of Attorney, Deeds,
Estates, Bankruptcy,
$100 down Installments
A Debt Relief Agency
Nevin Law Firm 244-7708
www.RonNevinAttorney.com
Well maintained beautiful RED
NEAT AS CAN BE
615-208-7138
[email protected]
Find Help in the News!
Phone 298-1500 to place an ad
ATTORNEY SVCS ATTORNEY SVCS
[email protected]
West End: Beautiful old 1.5
story home, recently remodeled. 2,300/Mo. All appliances.
Sandra (615) 330-1104
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
$
494*
Payment Plans available *Total Fee to Attorney
(With court costs total is $840)
A NDREW L OVE A TTORNEY
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700 Craighead St, Ste 105 Nashville TN 37204 • (615) 378-8008
We are a debt relief agency, we help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Email: [email protected]
FURNITURE REPAIRS
Furniture Repairs
Plus Custom Built Chairs,
Tables, Chest, Cabinets, etc.
Also Lathe Turnings & small
items. (615) 260-6980
GUTTERS
Goodfred Window Cleaning
Gutter Cleaning
Gutters - Downspouts Cleaned
Debris Removal- Gutter Guards
Gutter Repair
(615) 382-5127
The Rain Gutter Cleaner
• Gutters Cleaned
• Drain Spouts Cleaned
DRIVEWAYS
Try My New Air Cleaning System
Richard’s Paving
Residential / Commercial
Free Estimates
(615) 415-8234
“Quality Work at Affordable Prices”
Serving Nashville area for
over 36 years!
Work Guaranteed.
Free Estimates
Gravel Driveways Graded
We Also Deliver &
Offer Machine Spread:
Gravel, Pea Gravel, Topsoil
Call 876-7480
convertible for sale.Lady owner.
2004 Chrysler Sebring Touring.
146,000 miles.
Lots of new parts/ good tires / brakes.
Runs great. $6000. (615) 415-8717
Computer Repair
• Virus Removal
• Hardware Repair/Upgrade
• Network Setup
• Data Recovery
www.oncalltek.com
Call Tony 615-566-1074
(615) 373-0299 / 860-0309
Residential & Commercial
AUTOMOTIVE
Quality, Name Brand
Computers!
Desktops $80-150,
Laptops $150-225
Virus Removal/ Repairs $50!
90 Day Warranty!
www.Computers4LessTN.com
(615) 573-5941
ELECTRICAL SVCS.
ELECTRICIAN
Priced Right!
New Work, Old Work and
Service Calls.
10% senior discount.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
(615) 522-1339
Electrical Specialist
New & Old Work
Small Jobs Welcomed
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
WMD Electrical Division
352-5191
ABC ELECTRIC, INC.
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
Construction & Repairs
Craig
Office (615) 227-6342
Cell (615) 589-0135
HOLIDAY DECORATING
Christmas Decorating
Have a Stress Free Holiday!
Let me do your decorating.
Creative Inspiration
Susann Johnson
(615) 243-1779
FLOORING
Hardwood Floors
Old & New
Sand, Refinish, Installation
Free Estimates, 35 Yrs Exper.
Reasonable Rates
References Available
Joseph Speltz Floor Co.
(615) 754-8290
A-1 Hardwood Floors
“Since 1970”
Make Old Floors new!
Sanding and Refinishing
(615) 668-0107
A-1HardwoodFloors.com
Hardwood floors, cleaned,
waxed, buffed, sanded and/or
refinished. Over 75 years in
flooring.
Corlew & Perry, Inc.
832-0320
Sell It Fast in the News!
Phone 298-1500 to place an ad
CLASSIFIED
298-1500
298-1500
HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT CONCRETE/MASONRY
LAWN CARE
Complete Home Repair
& Improvements
Native Nashvillian in business
since 1992.
No Job too Large or Small!
Additions, Decks,
Window Replacement
& All Types of Repairs.
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Call Bob (615) 300-5558
West Meade Lawn Care
Mowing, Mulching, Seeding,
Leaf Removal,
General Landscaping,
Professional Service.
Licensed and Insured
(615) 686-8440
PROFESSIONAL
RENOVATIONS & REMODELING
SERVICES
Since 1976
INSURED AND LICENSED
RENOVATIONS - REMODELING
NEW CONSTRUCTION - RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL PAINTING SERVICES
free estimation
call (615) 485-4300
[email protected]
fax (615) 239-8631
Accepting ALL Major Credit Cards
Roofing &
Home Repair Service
- Since 1982 Bad Wood Replaced,
Masonry Repairs,
Chimney Repairs,
Bricks Replaced,
Decks Built.
Painting- all types, Roofing,
Gutter Work, Pressure Washing
All work guaranteed.
Ask for Paul (615) 305-7942
CWS
Carpentry
Trim, Remodeling, Framing,
Siding, Decks, Doors, Windows, etc
17 YEARS EXPERIENCE
BILLY SINGLETON, Owner
(615) 948-7175
Licensed & Insured
LANDSCAPE
KEN R. FRYE
CONCRETE
DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS,
[email protected]
GARAGES, SIDEWALKS
Lawn Care by
RON’S LAWNS
“all types of concrete finishings”
THE REMODELING SPECIALISTS
35 Years of Remodeling Experience
For All Of Your Home
Renovation Needs
• Extensive reference list
• Licensed & Insured
615.385.3210
www.broderickbuilders.com
CONCRETE/MASONRY
HISTORIC CEMETERY
Repair & Restoration
BRICK & STONE
Walls • Steps • Walks • Etc.
Build • Repair • Restore
Tuck Pointwork
Custom Entrances
Small Job Specialist
FIREPLACE REPAIR
“For those who want it right
the first time!”
W.J. Miller 890-0533
Buy American
LANDSCAPE
615-746-2201
615-975-7970
Willette Stone Masonry
Custom brick and Stone work,
mailbox, fireplace, rock walls &
retaining walls, Steps (Flagstone, brick, cobblestone, etc)
Entryways, Walkways and
Paths, outdoor grills/kitchen,
patio, planters, & firepits.
Repairs and New construction
Licensed & Insured
Call Ted Willette 934-6567
for estimate
JUNK REMOVAL
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Hauling Junk Removal
615-275-6750
Hauling or Moving Anything!
Junk/Brush/Trees/Clean-Outs
Junk/Brush/Trees/Clean-Outs
Appliances/Garage/Attic/Bsmt
Appliances/Garage/Attic/Bsmt.
Same Day Service
Same
Service
RainDay
or Shine,
7 Days
Days a Week!
615-275-6750
JUNK HAULING & DEMOLITION
SERVING NASHVILLE
S I N C E 19 7 9
Landscaping & Irrigation
Residential & Commercial Services
• Landscape Design & Installation
• Landscape Maintenance
• Lawncare Services including:
(Mowing, Overseeding, Fertilizing, Aeration, Sodding)
• Irrigation Systems / Installation & Repair
• Landscape Lighting
• Lawn Renovation & Care
• Tree Trimming & Removal
• Shrub Trimming & Removal
• Grading, Drainage & Excavating Back Hoe Work
• Masonry Work / Patios / Retaining Walls
• Drainage Work, Grading & Top Soil
YEAR ROUND
MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS
AVAILABLE
Junk Hauling
•Appliances •Yard Waste
•Household Items
•Construction Debris
Demolition
Full or Partial Removal
•Houses •Sheds
•Carports •Buildings
(615) 885-1736
F U L LY I N S U R E D
646-6030
[email protected]
www.sginashville.com
Check out our new website:
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for Coupons & Specials !
LAWN CARE
Quality Lawn Care
Overseeding, Aerating,
Mulching, Leaf Removal,
All types of Shrub Trimming,
Tree Removal, Gutter Cleaning,
& Pressure Washing
(615) 506-6309
Moreno Painting
40 Years Local Experience
Interior & Exterior
Residential & Commercial
Local References
(615) 389-3985
westmeadelawncare.com
Lawncare & Landscape Svcs
• Complete Lawn Maintenance
• Mulching
• Leaf Removal
• Edging
• Mowing
• Pruning
• Aerating & Seeding
• Hauling
• Fertilizing
• Trim & Shape Shrubs • Pressure Washing
• Bobcat Work
• Stonework
• Lay Sod
• Good Topsoil Avail.
• Plant Shrubs / Install Flowerbeds
• Clearing Unwanted Weed Growth
GENERAL & FINISH CARPENTER AVAILABLE
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • PRESSURE WASHING
PAPER REMOVAL • DRYWALL REPAIR
CEILING DOCTOR
Excellent local references
FREE ESTIMATES
Michael Ferrera
615-308-0211
References, Senior Discount 100% Satisfaction
(615) 598-5511
LOCKSMITH
Green Hills Lock & Key
Servicing the area since 1974!
Lic TN - LS.-00072
Deadbolts Installed
Locks Re-keyed • Lockouts
Locks Repaired & Serviced
(615) 269-3616
PAINTING/PAPERING
AFFORDABLE PAINTING
& MOREYour one stop for Interior or
Exterior Painting, plus wallpapering, remodeling, decks,
replacement windows, you
name it we'll do it!
On Time Every Time.
30 yrs. Experience
Phone 615-559-5864,
615-389-4632 or
615-559-3382
for a free estimate.
email: [email protected]
LICENSED TENNESSEE
CONTRACTORS
Call for a Free Estimate
PAINTING/PAPERING
WE DO A DYNAMITE JOB
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
PAINTING
DRY WALL REPAIR • POWER WASHING
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
FREE ESTIMATES
615-4 29-5233
BBB ACCREDITED
Cell
615-485-4300
615-417-7659
Walker Painting
Interior, Exterior, Decks
No Job Too Small
(615) 482-1317
Sell It Fast in the News!
PAVING
Tar-Man
Black Top Sealing
Gravel, Asphalt Paving,
Sealing, Patching.
Insured, Reliable Service
Free Estimates
(615) 424-1498
PET SITTING
Delivering Free Time
will deliver the best pet care in
Nashville. Pet sitting, dog walking and more. 847-7751 or
[email protected]
PIANO TUNING
Piano Tuning
Repair & Rebuilding
50 Years Experience
We tune Opryland’s pianos
Bruce Osbon 776-7760
www.osbonspianoservice.com
298-1500
CLASSIFIED
298-1500
PLUMBING
RECORDING STUDIO
TREE SERVICE
National Classified Ads
Carter Plumbing
Commercial & Residential
Cupit Music Recording Studio
$65.00/hr Grammy Award
Winning Engineer
Burns Tree Service
Trees Trimmed, Removed,
Stump Grinding.
Military / Senior Discount
Free Estimates
(615) 499-2051
PREGNANT? CONSIDERING ADOPTION? Talk with caring adoption expert.
Choose from families Nationwide. LIVING EXPENSES PAID. Call 24/7 Abby’s
One True Gift Adoptions 866-413-6296 Void In Illinois/New Mexico/Indiana
New Installation & Repair Service
Drain Cleaning Service
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
All Work Guaranteed!
(615) 232-9051
PRINTING
Free consultation & song critique
(615) 731-0100 ex.13
www.cupitmusic.com
ROOFING
CARS/TRUCKS WANTED! Top $$$$$ PAID! Running or Not, All Years,
Makes, Models. Free Towing! We’re Local! 7 Days/Week. Call Toll Free: 1-888416-2330
GET CASH TODAY for any car/truck. I will buy your car today. Any Condition.
Call 1-800-864-5796 or www.carbuyguy.com
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TREE SERVICE
Trees Trimmed / Removed
Stump Removal, Great Clean-up
24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE
HAZARDOUS WORK
Senior & Single Parent Discount
Licensed & Insured, Free Estimates
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
456-9824
www.gisttreeservice.com
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“Free Estimates”
Bulldog Tree Service
• Topping / Deadwooding
• Stump Removals
• Trimming / Removals
Free Estimates. Insured.
Call John 24 / 7:
(615) 313-7375
UPHOLSTERY
Custom Upholstery
Large selection of fabrics to
choose from.
Free pickup & delivery
615-352-5191
WICKER REPAIR
Chair caning and all styles of
weaving. Wicker repair available. Pick up and delivery.
The CANE-ERY
269-4780 / 414-5655
WINDOW CLEAN
SELF-HELP
DONATE A CAR - HELP CHILDREN FIGHTING DIABETES. Fast, Free
Towing. Call 7 days/week. Non-runners OK. Tax Deductible. Call Juvenile
Diabetes Research Foundation 1-800-578-0408
Donate Your Car to Veterans Today ! Help those in need ! Your vehicle
donation will help US Troops and support our Veterans! 100% tax deductible
Fast Free pickup! 1-800-263-4713
We print newspapers, tabloids
and inserts, plus typesetting,
pasteup and mailing svcs.
298-1500
Roof Restore Outdoor
ProWash
Pressure Washing for your
home or business.
Since 2004.
All exterior cleaning.
House Washing,
Deck Staining and Aggregate
Sealing. Sidewalk Cleaning
and Gum Removal.
BBB Accredited A+.
Call anytime. 615-365-1000
Visit www.outdoorwash.com
RETIREMENT APARTMENTS, ALL INCLUSIVE. Meals, transportation, activities daily. Short Leases. Monthly specials! Call (877) 210-4130
SELF-HELP
All Seasons
Window Cleaning
Specializing in residential
windows & gutter cleaning.
Serving Nashville over 38 yrs!
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
Free Estimates
Low Prices (615) 889-9164
Crystal Clear
Window Cleaning
Residential Specialists
Dependable, Honest,
Professional
Licensed, Insured
Free Estimates 260-7927 Bob
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BRENTWOOD, TN 37027
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450 BEAUCHAMP CIR – AVALON
CARRIE ZEIER
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Open floor plan in Avalon. 4,100 sf with
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kitchen, large den, huge bonus room with
wet bar, 3-car garage, office and large
screened-in porch. Hardwood floors,
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CARRIE ZEIER 615-232-4300
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LARGE HOME GREAT PRICE
LINDA & ANGELA MARTINEZ
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Charming two story home with beautiful hardwood floors, huge covered deck,
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a built in desk. Lots of room for a big family, 2,500 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, den
with fireplace and huge hobby room. Includes home warranty. 2644 Mossdale
Drive, Nashville, TN. MLS Number 1487014. $153,900.
LINDA MARTINEZ 615-977-2247
ANGELA MARTINEZ 615-830-6013
5+ acres in Williamson County! Custom built home in private
setting. 3 BR, 2.5 baths, over 2000 sqft w/ full basement. Scenic front porch, 2 story stone fireplace in living room, hw floors,
& plenty storage space! Qualifies for $100 down. FHA insured.
For more info visit www.hudpemco.com. Case # 483-425805.
2015 Kenaum Estates, Nolensville 37135. $355,000.
JESSICA NGUYEN 615-669-8504
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
DEBRA BEAGLE
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3 Bedrooms. 3 Full Baths Huge Open Floor Plan. Renovated
Kitchen with Granite and New Stainless Steel Appliances.
Private Backyard with Custom Split Level Deck. 2 Car Garage.
Hardwoods. Fireplace. Convenient 1 Mile Access to I-65. 5665
Oakes Drive, Brentwood $339,900. MLS 1471159
MOLLY CLAIRE MITCHELL 293-3161
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DEBRA BEAGLE 615-427-1520
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MOLLY CLAIRE MITCHELL
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porch, large bonus room upstairs. Master walk in closet with solid shelving, double
vanity, soaker tub! Great location cul de sac lot convenient to I840 *Builder pays $5,000
in buyers closing costs! Zoned for all Blackman schools! $245,900 MLS# 1450466
9648 Brunswick Drive, Brentwood TN, 3931
sq ft, 4 bed and 3.5 baths, immaculately kept,
extra closet and storage space, priced to sell
at $614,500, MLS # 1482712.
VIVIAN ARMSTRONG 615-815-9132
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NEW LISTING BELLEVUE
NEW PRICE
IDA CARRIGAN
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Historic federal style home on 2.01 acres overlooking
the Harpeth River. Living room, separate dining room
with fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 2 and a half baths, family
room with original stone fireplace. Side porch, pool, 3
car detached garage with overhead apartment, 2 stall
barn and tack room. Owner wants an offer.
IDA CARRIGAN 504-4561
NANCY HAMLETT
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WOW! BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE/FAMILY HOME! HARDWOOD FLOORS, GRANITE AND STAINLESS
KITCHEN, 5 BEDROOMS, 2 BEDROOMS ON MAIN
LEVEL! 2 CAR GARAGE! FOR LEASE $3600/MO. 816
Summerly Dr. # 1486692
ANN MANN 305-3716
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NANCY HAMLETT 615-300-5655
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CONNIE HUBBUCH CAMBRON
MARGARET ANN HUBBUCH
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GARY ASHTON
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Estate home situated on 8 pristine acres of manicured grounds in the highly sought after Franklin
Pike area of Oak Hill. With too many features and
rooms to describe as well as a musical history that
Hollywood couldn't create! MLS # 1449946
GARY ASHTON 615-397-3487
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6924 Harpeth Glen Trace - New Listing in Allens
Green Subdivision in Bellevue. Over 2,600 sf. 4
brs. Granite. Hardwoods! Fenced Back Yard and
Harpeth Valley Schools! MLS 1488729
CONNIE HUBBUCH CAMBRON
MARGARET ANN HUBBUCH
615 661 4400/615 406 6662
101 ELLER CT., 37221
ESTATE HOME
816 SUMMERLY DR.
ANN MANN
Reduced! Unique home on 11 private acres near Percy
Priest Lake & I-40E. 4000 SF w/2-car garage, includes
full basement Apt. w/FP and detached Garage. Winter
lake view from main level. Below Appraisal. $420,000.
MLS 1477459
ANN MANN
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FOR LEASE: 3 BED/2 and half BA, Recently renovated
with fabulous master suite, double vanities, and walk in
closet. Beautiful views! Backyard with fence. Convenient
to schools, interstate, shopping, restaurants. $1600 per
month. MLS # 1472336
ANN MANN 305-3716
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3 1/2 ACRES IN A PRIVATE SUBDIVISION
JOHN EHLERS
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This home sits on a cul-de-sac with over 3 Private acres with all the
features you would expect, 6700 sf with 5 BR 3Full BA, Entire Home
Hardwood Floors, Smart Phone Features to Front Gate, Cameras, 2x
bonus Rooms ,20x46 In-Ground Pool, Basketball Court
JOHN EHLERS 615-522-1287
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