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Metroʼs K-9 officers wow crowd
New sidewalk set to expand public
access to Green Hills
Construction is located off of Crestmoor and Hobbs roads.
Metro Police Officer Burnett stands by as K-9 Officer Spike clears a training course hurdle during the weekendʼs 2nd Annual Demonstration Day at the Metro Police Department
Training Academy.
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Tiffany L. Dale
Staff Writer
Metro’s finest four-legged
officers showed off their skills
during a K-9 demonstration
last weekend at the Metro
Nashville Police Training
Academy’s canine training
field.
The Metro Police Canine
Unit’s handlers joined members of the Davidson County
Sheriff’s Department for the
2nd Annual Demonstration
Day at the Tucker Road facility. The crowd braved the rain
to watch as dog-handler teams
demonstrated tactics used in
real-life scenarios where dogs
aid human police officers in
tracking and capturing suspects, locating missing persons and sniffing out narcotics.
Nashville’s Jacob Aldridge,
11, said the dogs “listened better” than his family’s Border
Collie. The rising fifth-grader
added that demonstration
inspired him to want to join
the K-9 unit when he’s older.
“It’s so neat to see how
smart the dogs are,” Aldridge
said, briefly taking his eyes off
the dogs. “I’ve always wanted
to be a police officer but now I
know I want to work with the
dog unit.”
His mom was equally
impressed by the showcase
See K-9 on Page 14
Sarah Stringfellow
Staff Writer
Pedestrians can soon walk
straight through the heart of
Green Hills by using the new
sidewalk. It’s another step
toward making the area more
accessible to the public, and it
addresses Americans with
Disability concerns. The new
one-mile long walkway will
connect pre-existing sidewalks,
and will allow for more foot
traffic off of Hillsboro Road.
Metro Public Works started
construction on Monday, June
1. So far, it has caused some
lane closures and diversion of
traffic. Metro Police Officers
have been on-site to ensure traffic control.
This comes at a time when
walk-ability and development
has been at the forefront
of neighborhood discussions,
causing some locals to disagree
on the importance of side-
walks.
Katherine Hudson recently
moved to Green Hills. She
believes the sidewalk will be a
great addition to the area.
“I’m a runner, and for me, I
need these sidewalks. It’s
ridiculously difficult to run,
bike, or even walk in this area,”
Hudson said. “No matter the
cost, it’s necessary for the community, and I think it makes
the streets look better too.”
Hudson also said the construction has yet to affect her
travel time and thinks it’s a
“non-issue”.
But, for some, the return on
investment isn’t worth the
headache.
“I just don’t think people are
going to use them,” Mary
Johnson said. “All of this construction is taking the green
out of Green Hills.”
Construction is expected to
last three weeks.
Report: Tennessee seniors among the nationʼs unhealthiest
Tiffany L. Dale
Staff Writer
The number of senior citizens living in Tennessee is
expected to almost double in
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Three candidates for District 23 to appear on Aug. 6 ballot
Druʼs Vues, too
By Drucilla Smith
August 6: John A's restaurant on Music Valley Drive
opened the political season for
the August 6 elections with a
(L-R) House Speaker Beth Harwell applauded Douglas Henry
former Chairman Emeritus, Senate Finance Committee at his
recent 89th birthday party.
-photo by Dru Smith
Songstress Dianne Sherrill greeted mayoral candidate Bill
Freeman at John A's country style breakfast in Hermitage.
-photo by Dru Smith
down home breakfast for politicians. Singer Dianne Sherrill
gave a rousing rendition of the
national anthem before aspirants to public office took over
the podium for speeches.
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Charter initiative?
Songwriter Jimmy Copens
(he penned “I want my country
back”) has entered the Dist. 23
race as a write-in candidate to
represent Belle Meade and West
Meade on the Metro Council.
At a Belle Meade City Hall candidate forum, Copens floated
the idea that West Meade secede
from the Metro Charter so the
community could impose
restrictions on development.
He pointed to Belle Meade
building restrictions as an
example. “Amending the Metro
Charter is wide open,” a competing Dist. 23 candidate Jim
Roberts shared with a questioner from the audience. Roberts
didn’t say whether he supported Copens’ idea. Drawing on his
legal experience, Roberts noted
that passage of a Metro Charter
ballot initiative is all that is
needed.
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Missed deadline:
Hotel
manager Thom Druffel is “full
speed ahead” in his campaign
to represent Dist. 23 on the
Metro Council. He just forgot
the May 28 deadline to petition
the Election Commission for a
place on the ballot. He has qualified as a write-in candidate. “I
am not a career politician,”
Druffel explained in a flyer. He
asks voters to consider his
strong involvement in community affairs then write him into
office. Druffel is particularly
associated with education initiatives that support Nashville's
thriving hospitality industry.
He is an adjunct professor of
hospitality
business
at
Tennessee State University and
Druffel founded the hospitality
academy partnership with
Metro Schools.
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Dist. 23: Three candidates
to represent Dist. 23 in the
Metro Council will appear on
the Aug. 6 ballot. All three participated in a well attended
Belle Meade City Hall candidate forum. Mina Johnson has
long served Metro as a voice for
neighborhoods.
"Over the
years, I have worked on many
projects ranging from saving
Left: Metro Council candidates Mina Johnson, Jim
Roberts, and Tim Lee appear
on the August 6 ballot to
serve Dist. 23 which
includes Belle Meade and
West Meade.
-photo by Dru Smith
the West Meade waterfall and
protecting Bell’s Bend by preventing May Town Center
development to preventing the
Construction and Demolition
(C&D) Landfill adjacent to West
Meade and preventing LED signage expanding within residentially zoned areas," Johnson
said. Paramedic Timothy Lee, a
longtime resident of Nashville,
is concerned with controlling
growth, citing the need for better mass transit. He is keeping
an eye on Nashville Next.
Attorney Jim Roberts now presides over West Meade Park
Neighborhood Association and
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federal, state and local.
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By Lawrence M. Lipman
Smooth Moving
After a Realtor finds your
family the perfect new home
you are immediately filled with
excitement.
However,
the
thought of actually moving
incites a great deal of stress.
According to The Huffington
Post, moving is one of
life’s most stressful events.
Thankfully there are ways to
make this process streamlined
and simple.
Attention to detail and
organization are key components in ensuring a smooth
move. De-stress your move with
these tips:
The Purge and Sort
The moving process should
always begin with purging and
sorting your belongings. Go
through all the rooms in your
current home and toss anything you don’t want to keep.
Moving unwanted items is
more expensive and it causes
added move-in day stress. Once
you have successfully purged
your home, begin to sort and
categorize. Take note of which
items may need special packaging or moving instructions.
Create a Moving Binder
Designate a binder for all
moving related materials. This
should be used to keep a
detailed inventory of all belongings, estimates, receipts and
invoices. All of these items are
essential throughout the moving process.
Order Supplies
Ordering plenty of boxes
and wrapping materials is crucial to a quick and successful
move. Running in and out to
buy more supplies wastes time
and wares on patience. In addition, having a surplus of
sharpies, labels, tape and scissors on hand is a must.
Color Coding
Using a color coding system
during the moving process will
allow you to easily identify
where certain boxes belong.
Trying to read sharpie notes
can slow down the process. Try
assigning a color for each area
in the house. For example,
boxes marked with a red sticker
go in the kitchen. This will
allow the moving company to
work at a quicker pace and
ensure your belongings end up
in the right spot the first time.
Tie-up Loose Ends
Ensure all administrative tasks are completed.
Forwarding
mail,
health
records and refilling prescriptions are all important pieces to
the moving process. Taking a
day to make sure all of these
items get completed will alleviate a significant amount of
stress. Parents—make sure you
have transferred all school
records for the kids.
First Night Survival Kit
The first night in your new
home will be a thrilling adventure. Coming prepared after a
long, tiring day will put your
mind at ease. Packing plenty of
clothes for a few days, toiletries
and prescriptions is a must.
Also ensure you have some
snacks, bottles of water, batteries, flashlights and blankets.
These items will make your
first night more comfortable
and allow you to rest easy.
Moving can be exhausting,
but with these tips you can cut
back on the stress and soak in
the joy of starting a new chapter. Preparation on the frontend allows for much celebration on the back-end and will
make your move as worry-free
as possible.
Lawrence M. Lipman is
the owner and president of
The Lipman Group / Sotheby’s
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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.
MNPS Virtual School expanding to fifth, sixth grades
Tennessee’s first virtual
school is expanding. MNPS
Virtual School will, for the first
time ever, offer a full-time middle school starting in August
2015. With the addition of fifth
and sixth grades, Virtual is now
officially a 5-12 school.
Fall enrollment at MNPS
Virtual School is now open, with
more than 50 courses available
for high school students and
more than 20 for middle school
students.
Virtual School students come
from all over Nashville and from
all walks of life. Some choose
Virtual because it fits their personal learning styles, others
have life circumstances that
may exclude them from a traditional school day. MNPS Virtual
School was the first virtual
school to open in Tennessee. The
school is currently open for
enrollment for the 2015-16 school
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and part-time students. Last
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Seniors...
From Page One
-ernment agencies, the group’s
America’s Health Rankings
2015 Senior Report ranked
Tennessee 44th in the U.S.,
down one spot from last year.
The report considered 35 measures, such as physical inactivity, hip fracture rate, food insecurity, obesity, hospitalization
rates, ability to obtain prescription medications and lifestyle
factors such as drinking habits.
Contributing to the overall
low score, an increasing number of Tennessee seniors are
obese and don’t regularly participate in physical activities.
In the biggest change from last
year, the state fell a whopping
30 percent in the physical inactivity category, dropping from
39 to 48 in the nation. In a related measure, 34 percent of
Tennessee seniors are considered obese, compared to a quarter of seniors nationwide.
Other findings showed that
the state’s seniors lag in other
areas with major health implications. Tennessee seniors have
a high rate of food insecurity;
more than 21 percent of
Tennesseans over age 60 struggle with access to healthy,
affordable food. Hip fractures,
which can have a detrimental
impact on seniors’ long-term
health, placed Tennessee at 48,
while gum disease has led to 25
percent of all Tennessee having
all their teeth extracted.
There is good news. The
state ranked first in the nation
for chronic drinking problems,
decreasing 29 percent over 2014.
Also, most Tenneesseans aged
65 and older have prescription
drug coverage and have been
vaccinated against the flu.
The group’s analysis can be
used by local agencies to assist
seniors in becoming healthier:
"Tennessee’s senior population
is expected to grow by 46.3 percent between 2015 and 2030;
that’s why improving the
health of our seniors is both a
moral and an economic imperative."
Recently, the Cigna Foundation
awarded grants totaling $60,000
to be divided among three
Nashville-based non-profits to
help local seniors access services
aimed at improving health. The
YMCA of Middle Tennessee,
FiftyForward and Bethlehem
Centers of Nashville received
equal shares of the award.
The YMCA is using its grant
for a program focused on preventing falls. “A Matter of
Balance” is offered at three of
its location, reaching 75 percent
of its senior members. One in
three adults over age 65 falls
each year, making falls the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries among people in
that age bracket, according to
the Centers for Disease Control
(CDC). Emergency departments
treat about 2.5 million nonfatal
fall injuries among older
adults.
Even the fear of falling leads
some seniors to become homebound.
Nell Broderick, a Hermitage
resident who participates in the
YMCA program, said she broke
a hip falling in her home a few
years ago.
“After my fall, I thought
home was the safest place for
me,” the 67-year-old recalled.
“The Y’s program was really
beneficial to me. It helped me to
become stronger. I’m really
grateful that it was available.”
FiftyForward is using funds
to support Adult Day Services,
which are available to high-risk
seniors at no cost, as well as
their Meals on Wheels program
and their Bordeaux Center,
which offers high-risk seniors
health screenings, social services and educational programs.
These programs promote
socialization, which the report
identifies as a key component of
healthy aging and well-being.
Seniors who engage in regular
social activities are able to
remain independent longer, the
report said.
The Bethlehem Centers is
using its grant to increase its
Meals on Wheels program
capacity through the installation of a commercial kitchen.
The Greater Nashville Area
Agency on Aging and Disability
also provides funding to 19 area
senior centers. They can be
reached at 615-255-1010.
For more information on
other available programs:
FiftyForward
615-743-3403;
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Nashvillian and businessman
from Oak Hill, has already
announced his candidacy in the
race for Metro Council in
District 34. His recent campaign
finance
disclosures
revealed he’s raised $14,035
from 45 contributors, with over
$38,500 on-hand as of April 1.
“Nashville means so much to
me. It’s where I grew up, played
little league, achieved my Eagle
Scout rank, and where I went to
college,”
said
Butler,
a
Lipscomb University graduate.
“I’m running for Metro Council
because I want to make sure my
children have the same opportunities here that I did.”
With a professor for a father
and a school librarian for a mother, Butler said he learned the
importance of education at an
early age. As an adult, those values led him to serve on the founding board of STEM Preparatory
Academy, one of the highest performing public schools in
Nashville. He said his experiences with STEM Academy have
helped to prepare him for service as a council member.
“The biggest thing I learned
is that if a governing body cannot learn to find consensus on
issues, then it has no future,”
Butler said. “The council must
work together so that we can
steer Nashville's business
development, transportation
and education in the right
direction.”
His campaign platform also
includes a push to improve
Nashville’s infrastructure, from
restoring the aging water and
sewer lines, to supporting a new
transit strategy that has a bold,
regional vision with clear funding and neighborhood support.
He also wants to ensure that
Nashville continues to improve
its green spaces, which he said
are important to children and
families, as well as to the overall
character of neighborhoods,
especially in District 34.
Butler is an active proponent
of public safety. He said he is
proud of the police and fire
department, and wants to make
sure they have the tools needed
to protect our city. He is also
committed to making the roads
in District 34 - like Granny
White Pike - safer for drivers,
runners and cyclists.
“Our residents need to feel
their neighborhoods are safe
for themselves and their children,” Butler said. “We want to
make sure our kids are free to
ride their bikes and play in
safety in their yards. We can’t
do that without safe streets.”
Outside of his work as a managing partner at Teradata,
Steve Butler
Butler has played an active and
engaged role in the community,
serving on the board of Matthew
25 and helping to start new businesses through Nashville’s
Entrepreneurship Center. He
also supports many local preservation initiatives, such as the
Keep Oak Hill Residential campaign and the effort to save the
Charlotte Avenue Church of
Christ building.
He lives in Oak Hill with his
wife, Kimberly, their daughter,
Victoria, and son, William.
They are active members of
First Presbyterian Church. In
2013, Butler added “children’s
author” to his resume, when he
published a storybook inspired
by his own children called “The
Blueberry Bush.”
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Driver injured after crashing vehicle into Green Hills Sweet Ceceʼs
A vehicle crashed into
Sweet Cece’s located in the
Hill Center earlier this week.
At press time, police had not
determined the cause of the
crash.
Shortly thereafter, the driver was taken to Vanderbilt
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The vehicle veered off
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Two Rivers High School Class of 1965 celebrates 50th reunion
leading up to the reunion sharing memories on the event’s
Facebook page, which seemed to
help build excitement for the
event.
The weekend kicked off with
a tour of their alma mater, now
Two Rivers Middle School. A
barbecue and golf scramble kept
the former classmates busy
before the main event: the Green
and Grey Extravaganza at the
Nashville Palace in Donelson.
The evening included a tribute to deceased classmates and
the group’s 47 veterans. High
school memorabilia guided former students down memory
lane and a bound program was
passed around by some atten-
dees for signatures just as their
class yearbooks had been a half
century earlier.
The class which left its footprint on the Donelson community so many years ago leave a lasting ode to their childhood: a
limestone bench bearing their
graduation year will soon find
its home on the Two Rivers
property. A silent auction raised
$4,000 towards the cost.
“Time marches on. We wish
we could stop it,” said Turner,
echoing the sentiments of many
of her classmates. “But we still
have that bond.”
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The Two Rivers High School Class of 1965 recently celebrated their 50th Class Reunion.
More than 100 of the 174-member class participated. -photo courtesy Pamela DeMatteo Linn
Tiffany L. Dale
Staff Writer
The year was 1965.
You could buy a loaf of bread
for 21 cents; a gallon of gas
would cost another dime for
families who could afford the
average car, which sold for about
$2,600. That wasn’t cheap for the
average family whose annual
income teetered around $6,500.
The Beatles launched their
British Invasion in the U.S. that
year and the newly-completed
Gateway Arch pushed against
the St. Louis sky. The “Super
Bowl” didn’t exist and man had
not yet stepped foot on the moon.
In a sleepy Nashville suburb,
the 174 seniors at Two Rivers
High School in Donelson were
preparing to be the school’s first
graduating class.
Friday nights in the fall
meant football games and cruising the Shoney’s drive-thru,
where teens by the car-load
would snack on single orders of
french fries and strawberry pie.
During the spring, “Pirate’s
Cove,” named for the school
mascot, was the place to be.
Hosted by the Donelson Lion’s
Club and heavily chaperoned,
these teen events were open to
all. They featured “combos”
bands which would play the latest hits as party-goers danced
the evening away–or until at
least 10 p.m. Rival schools
Donelson and DuPont held similar events, but class members
said kids “didn’t go to other
schools’ turf.”
The Two Rivers Class of 1965
prided themselves on having
always been “seniors” at the
school, which held its first classes in 1960 when they were sixth
graders. Two Rivers added one
grade per year after that until it
graduated its last class in 1971.
Last weekend, 130 of the original
seniors
gathered
in
Nashville to celebrate their 50th
reunion. Three teachers also
participated.
Reunion committee organiz-
er Pam Stuby Turner said they
were able to locate all but a
handful of former classmates,
adding that 30 members were
deceased.
Turner said previous reunion
rosters and Facebook had been a
big help in locating class members. Members spent the weeks
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Last weekend’s Operation
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and neighborhood safety initiative, which took place on
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
resulted in 34 arrests involving
20 misdemeanors, two felonies,
and 25 warrants served.
At least twice a week, officers and supervisors representing each of the eight precincts
and the Specialized Investigations Division (SID) partner
together to implement strategies to combat gang crime and
quality of life issues in various
areas of Nashville.
Friday’s enforcement con-
sisted of five SID detectives,
four supervisors, and 20 patrol
officers. Areas targeted were
Edmondson Pike at Nolensville
Pike, Trimble and Lewis
Streets and Royal Parkway.
Saturday’s enforcement consisted of one detective, six
supervisors, and 18 officers.
Areas targeted were Dickerson
Pike, downtown Nashville, and
Old Hickory Boulevard.
Sunday’s enforcement consisted of six detectives and two
supervisors. Areas targeted
were
Murfreesboro
Pike,
Valeria Street, Boone Drive and
Whitsett Road.
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June 4, 2015, The News- Page 9
Taxing
Matters
By Jim Wilson, CPA
No One is Immune to
Fraud—Even the IRS
has Problems
As I indicated in my article
last week, fraud is abundant.
No one is immune to Fraud. To
prove the point, the IRS was a
target of fraudulent electronic
transmissions. By now you
have heard that the Internal
Revenue
Service
(IRS)
announced earlier last week
that a "brute force" hacking
attempt has compromised
approximately 104,000 taxpayer
accounts through the utilization of the “Get Transcript”
tool located on www.IRS.gov.
The Get Transcript tool is very
helpful to taxpayers, because it
allows them to see the information currently recorded on
their accounts by the IRS.
Access to the tool is granted by
answering various questions
that must be answered by the
taxpayer. The questions include
answers that the taxpayer
would know, but not likely anyone else. Questions include
“Which one of the following
automobiles was owned by you
in a specific year?” “In what
city did you meet your spouse?”
“At which of the listed addresses have you lived?” “What tax
period have you filed most
recently and what was the
Adjusted Gross Income reported on that tax return?” Other
questions asked birthdates,
Social Security numbers and
other privately known facts.
How could such knowledge be
available to the hackers? Well,
hackers utilized information
gleaned from black market
sources to answer identity verification questions and receive
confidential information from
the IRS system.
The IRS reports that the system tool has been used 23 million times to provide taxpayers
important information about
their own tax accounts as well
as wage and earnings information. The hackers already had
access to Social Security numbers, birthdates, and identity
verification information like
former addresses and phone
numbers. They did not steal
this information from ‘Get
Transcript,’ they already had
it.”
Note that electronic filing of
tax returns did not create this
problem. The servers, through
which tax returns are uploaded
to the Proseries Tax Program
and then to IRS, are well protected. The problems related to
hackers are much broader than
that. Our office is protected by
Watch Guard Fire Box. We are
adequately protected, well—as
much as anyone can be.
The
Internal
Revenue
Service has said that taxpayers
whose accounts were compromised will be notified by the
Internal Revenue Service.
Individuals who believe their
identities have been compromised in this, or any other
attempt, should review the IRS
“Taxpayer Guide to Identity
Theft,” which advises the following course of action:
1. File a police report (yes, a
crime has been committed)
2. File an complaint with the
Federal Trade Commission
3. Contact one or more trade
bureau and request a “fraud
alert” (I suggest all three)
4. Close any financial accounts opened without your
permission
5. Respond immediately to
any IRS notice
6. Complete IRS Form 14039,
Identity Theft Affidavit
7. Continue to file your tax
return, even if by paper.
Call a CPA or Enrolled Agent
(EA) to request assist in this
process. Enrolled agents are
FREE
federally licensed tax practitioners who are overseen by the
Department of the Treasury. To
find an EA near you, visit
www.eatax.org. Of course, our
office is available to assist you
as well. Kerri Austin is our resident EA. Edgar Henson will be
an EA by year end.
For more information, please
call Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA,
CFE at 615-673-1330 or send an
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BUSINESS BRIEFS
Hermitage Lighting
Gallery
Matt Fleischer, son of
President and owner, Jack
Fleischer, has come on board
as an Account Manager for
the National Accounts division
of Hermitage Lighting Gallery.
He has had an
impressive
and
diverse background
in the lighting
industry and is
looking forward to
working for the
company that has
Fleischer
been such a constant part of his life.
Matt Fleischer went to the
University of Missouri and
graduated with a degree in
Personal Financial Planning in
2009. After graduation, he followed the family footsteps into
the lighting industry. He moved
to Washington, D.C., where he
worked for a year as a manufacturer representative for
Kichler, Jesco and a few other
lines. He then moved to South
Florida and worked for
Farrey’s Lighting and Bath for
three years, doing inside sales.
His most recent position, before
coming to Nashville, was working for Reggiani Lighting, still
in South Florida, as Regional
Sales Manager.
When Fleischer is not working, he enjoys many sports and
loves playing basketball. He is
engaged and will be getting
married in November. He will
be working for Hermitage
National Accounts in Nashville, while training, and will
then transition to South
Florida, where he lives, and will
work there remotely for the
company.
Hopkinsville, KY, and an
account manager for Computer
Services Inc. in Paducah, KY.
He is a graduate of Advanced
Schools of Banking, sponsored
by Kansas and Nebraska Bankers
Associations, and has studied
business administration and
pre-law at the University of
Nebraska at Lincoln and
Wesleyan University.
Weber is based out of
Pinnacle’s downtown Nashville
office at Pinnacle at Symphony
Place.
Pinnacle
Dickinson Wright PLLC
announced that the firm
received the Diversity Committee 2015 Sponsorship Award,
which was presented at the
Nashville Bar Association’s
Annual Law Day Luncheon.
Nashville Attorney John
Anderson, Sr. accepted the
award on behalf of the firm at
the luncheon that took place at
the Downtown Renaissance
Hotel in Nashville. The award
was presented to Dickinson
Wright based upon the firm’s
recent results of summer/associate hiring. Mr. Anderson
Dickinson Wright
Clayton Weber has joined
Pinnacle Financial Partners’
information technology area as
director of information security.
Weber brings 20
years of experience
and comes from
Southeast Financial
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Previously Weber was vice
president of information security for Heritage Bank in
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Zeitlin & Co., Realtors
announced that Pat Rogers
has joined their team of outstanding agents serving Middle
Tennessee as an Affiliate
Broker.
After over 30 years in the
music and non-profit charity
areas, Rogers brings her accumulated set of organizational,
inter-personal and achievement
oriented skills to Zeitlin & Co.
to
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clients
in defining and
achieving
their
own personal goals
and needs related
to what is perhaps
their most important financial deciRogers sion- where to live
their lives, raise their families
and truly enjoy the comforts of
a happy and harmonious home.
Rogers will be working from the
Zeitlin Green Hills office.
Boyce College of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary
with a major in music ministry.
Her previous office administrative experience and her positive
attitude make her an essential
addition to the Fridrich & Clark
team. Lebo is a Hendersonville
native.
Originally from Tennessee,
Karry Ann Voigt recently
returned to Nashville after
living in North Carolina for a
period of time. Voigt’s professional experience includes
working with Reid Financial
Consulting, Inc. as the director
of marketing, social media and
client events, and for HoneyBee
Real Estate as creative director
and office manager. She has a
Master of Fine Arts from the
University of Minnesota and
a Master of Art from the
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte.
Sarah Barz brings a valuable
skill set to Fridrich & Clark.
Prior to coming onboard, she
was a licensed real estate agent
in New York with previous
experience as a sales and marketing assistant. Barz holds an
Associate Degree in Business
Administration from College of
the Desert in Palm Desert,
California.
DSi
PBG Builders
DSi announced that John
Burchfield has been promoted
from executive vice president to
president of the Nashvillebased company.
DSi’s gross annual revenue
has nearly tripled since
Burchfield arrived
three years ago as
vice president of
business development and the employee count has
grown from 65 to 85
people in the same
Burchfield time. Burchfield
came to DSi from the Nashville
location of office equipment
XMC, where he ran day-to-day
operations as general manager.
Jackson Wilson has joined
PBG Builders Inc as Estimator.
He will be responsible for developing estimates for projects,
subcontractor bid analysis and
review.
Wilson was previously with
Bartley Corporation in Washington D.C. as an
estimator. He was
previously assistant inventory manager at Hermitage
Explosives Corporation, and started
his
career
at
Wilson
Clemons Concrete
Coatings in Nashville, where he
was operational and quality
control technician.
Wilson earned a Bachelor of
Science in Concrete Industry
Management with an emphasis
in concrete contracting, and a
minor in business administration, at Middle Tennessee State
University in 2012. He is a certified ACI Concrete Flatwork
Technician and ACI Concrete
Field Testing Technician. He
is a member of the MTSU
Chapter of Associated General
Contractors.
along with Attorneys Autumn
Gentry and Colin Ferguson are
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of the fir m’s Recruiting
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Susan Carroll was recently
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Voigt, and Sarah Barz were
hired as front desk staff.
Susan Carroll has been
working with Fridrich & Clark
since July 2014. Her promotion
to the position of office manager was effective April 15th.
Carroll has in depth experience
in the real estate industry
through her previous work
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
June 4
Yum! East
Yum! East is from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
on Thursday, June 4, at Pavilion
EAST, corner of 11th & Fatherland.
The event is a unique tasting event
that features East Nashville restaurants, chefs, food artisans, and specialty purveyors all showcasing the
best of this notable neighborhood’s
culinary landscape. For more information, call 615-308-9513.
Galactic Goo
The Bellevue Library Branch is
calling all Star-Lords: let's make
some galactic goo! The event is
on Thursday, June 4, at 11 a.m.
For more information, visit:
www.library. nashville.org.
Movies in the Park
Now in its 29th year, Movies in the
Park will be held every Thursday in
June, starting June 4 at 6 p.m. in
Elmington Park, 3531 W End Ave.
The fun starts at 4 p.m. with food
Speakersʼ
Bureau
trucks and vendors, games and giveaways, and a free major motion picture that starts at dusk. Guests are
encouraged to pick a spot on the
grass, enjoy the food and relax as the
movie plays. The event is free and
open to the public.
June 7
Grief and Loss Meeting
The Grief and Loss Meeting will
be Sunday, June 7 at 2 p.m. It will be
held at St. Phillips Episcopal Church,
located 85 Fairway Drive. The program will be “The Ryman Story” by
Charmaine Gossett. Refreshments
will be served. All who have lost a
spouse are invited to attend. For
more information, call 618-883-1308.
National Cancer
Survivors Day
Join the Women Survivors
Alliance and its partners and organizations as they celebrate National
Cancer Survivors Day on Sunday,
June 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., located
at Public Square Park Deaderick
Street. Events will include: the 3rd
Annual Celebrate SURVIVORS 5K
Walk/Run, vendor and resources
booths and free musical entertainment on the lawn. For more information, call 615-719-0741.
Nashville Symphony
Free Concert
Green Hills Rotary
• 7:15 a.m., Friday, June 5
Calvary United Methodist,
3701 Hillsboro Pike
Josh Sudbury, President,
Club Assembly
Call 615-943-5262
Kiwanis Club
• 11:30 a.m., Friday, May 29
Patron Club,
Bridgestone Arena
Greg Marks, COO for State
of TN
Call 615-391-0123
Downtown Rotary
• Noon, Monday, June 8
Wildhorse Saloon,
120 2nd Ave. S.
Jim Harbison,
Metro Development,
Housing Agency
Call 615-781-2700
Sertoma Club of Nashville
• 12 p.m., Tuesday, June 10
Maxwell House Hotel,
Chamber of Commerce,
New Member Orientation
Call 615-824-6819
Donelson-Hermitage Rotary
• 7:30 a.m., Wed., June 10
The Hermitage,
4580 Rachel’s Lane
TBD
Call 615-847-4001
As part of their mission to bring
music to everyone in Middle
Tennessee, the Nashville Symphony
is proud to present a free community
concert on Sunday, June 7, at 7 p.m.
The concert will be held in Crockett
Park, 9025 Crockett Road. For more
information, call 615-687-6400.
June 11
Iceland and the Northern Lights
The program will be held at
7 p.m., on June 11, at REI, 261 Frank-
lin Road- in the community room.
The Sierra Club is hosting this program presented by Meg Robertson
and Adelle Wood. Robertson will
be showing her photographs,
which illustrate the countryside,
thermal features, Aurora Borealis,
volcanoes, and foods of Iceland,
with a focus on geologic features.
The event is free and open to the
public.
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Pardon the interruption...
I’d like to issue a public
apology to the woman I honked
my horn at this morning while
I was trying to turn onto
Donelson
Pike
by
the
Thornton’s station. Ma’am, I
didn’t realize you had left the
house with wet hair and no
mascara. Next time, I’ll try
to wait more patiently as you
dry your hair with the AC vent
and juggle your cell phone and
makeup applicator brush.
How insensitive of me to interrupt?
Leave Nashville alone
I for one am glad a
Republican can't win the
Mayor's race in Nashville. Our
unemployment rate is 4.1%,
meanwhile the state's unemployment rate has gone back UP
to 6.4%. Republicans couldn't
govern their way out of a paper
bag, and the way they've mangled this state is proof of it.
We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected]
Leave Nashville alone! We're
doing just fine without them!
Bus Discrimination
I just moved here from North
Dakota. I just took the bus from
Bellevue to Old Hickory. I feel
like I was discriminated
against. The driver was black
and I was white. He told me to
get off at the Sonic and it was 15
miles from my destination, so I
had to walk two and a half
hours. I can’t find out what happened to my complaint, and if
they did anything about it.
Kudos!
Kudos to the Belle Meade
Kroger and its very nice manager Michael. The newly renovated store is wonderful, but the
parking lot is terrible. It is
extremely dirty, uneven hilly
and most unattractive. Kroger,
please level off your parking lot
and start over.
Green Minivan
This is to the owner of the
ugly green minivan that parks
in the block of West End
Avenue. He or she parks in the
inbound lane daily, and moved
the traffic cone. Are you aware,
Traffic Lights: Get one,
Wash those hands
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What really gets me are the
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or do you care that you are preventing as many as one thousand cars from using this lane?
It could otherwise alleviate
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they are ahead of you after a
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lights are going to be always
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stop signs and save Nashville
the electricity bill since we are
going to have to stop anyways.
I don’t know if they do it this
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restaurants when I stopped by
the bathroom to wash my
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noticed one of the cooks left the
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closing time and maybe he was
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Wendyʼs, whereʼs the
order taker
Last week I drove through
the Hermitage Wendy’s and
was trying to place my order to
go through the drive thru. The
order taker came on and I heard
only two words before their
voice was cut off. I gave my
order for a value meal and a
medium coke but then there
was no reply. After sitting there
for 5 minutes, I called out if
they were ready for my order.
There was still no reply, so I sat
for another 3-4 minutes til finally I decided to drive around.
The person at the window did
not know I was back there waiting to give my order and apologized due to their com system.
Sure glad I didn’t sit there even
longer waiting for a response.
Evidently their intercom is
malfunctioning and Wendy
needs to get it repaired!
Cultural zombies
The cult of multiculturalism
and social justice is making
more zombies every week. Now
we have the Olympic pentathlete Bruce Jenner parading
around in women's clothes, and
the cultists are insisting everyone play along. Don't call him
"he?!" It isn't so much what the
man does behind closed doors
or even in public, it's the spectacle and worship of it; the false
idolatry. Here's a little prayer if prayers are still okay I guess
- that somehow Nashville
remains a place of traditions
and faith, even as we are tolerant.
Welcome to fascism
The question of
why
Nashville needs to have a
400% increase in immigration
can be answered in only two
ways:
votes and money.
Basically, the odd couple of
Obama's leftist brethren in
Nashville Metro government
along
with
Corporate
Nashville see the same vision.
For the Demo- crats, buy the
votes with a free pass to citizenship. It will be the Dems
for decades to come. For the
corporates, it means bringing
in newcomers happy to suffer
a lower wage. Meanwhile,
Nashvillians battle for real
jobs.
There was once an effort to
instill some sanity, and force
immigrants to at least learn
English.
We can't expect
everyone to share our values,
but at least we could share a
language.
There was a time
immigrants were eager to
speak English and become
American. No more. A look at
the segregated neighborhoods
of any major city speaks otherwise. Now it's take a simple
citizenship test, and "se habla
Espanol." Well, adios Nashville. We enjoyed a beautiful
city for a while. Welcome to
fascism.
Stay in your own yard,
kids
School is out for the summer
and that means one thing: a
mass exodus of little people
pouring out of their homes
where they wreak general
havoc on their family’s neighbors. You know the ones I’m
talking about. They can’t be
bothered to look up from their
electronic gadgets long enough
to make sure I’m not about to
mow them down as they make
their way through the neighborhood via my driveway! My
kids have long since moved
away. I shouldn’t have to worry
about running over any in my
yard! They stomp on my flowers, kick up the dirt and leave
piles of candy wrappers in
their wake. In my day, we
stuffed our trash and apple
cores in our pockets; we’d never
dream of littering our neighbors’ yards! Parents, keep your
kids in their own yards. Kids,
open your eyes so you don’t
wander off and keep your trash
in your pockets!
ers, you need to be observant as
you enter apartment/condominium complexes. You need to
make sure that there isn't a no
trespassing or no soliciting sign
at the entrance. I personally do
not care to have a fine imposed
for trash/flyers left on my front
door!
Junk on TV
Am I the only one sick and
tired of the garbage we see on
television these days? The only
thing on the tube seems to be
reality programing. If a man
dating 20 women who are all
fighting over a rose and a diamond ring is reality, then, beam
me up, Scotty, because I’m
ready to go! Of course, my mailbox is full of cable and satellite
TV offers. Wonder which offers
a channel with Andy and
Barney? I’d love to return to
Mayberry!
Ticked off???
Visit www.gcanews.com, click
ʻThis Weekʼs News,ʼ then the ʻTicked Off!ʼ tab
to give Davidson County a piece of your mind.
Candidates trespassing
Please post this for all the
candidates: When you send a
"field team" out to hand out fly-
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K-9...
From Page One
and said she thought it was a
good lesson for kids.
"The K-9 Unit is fascinating,"
said Jess Aldridge. "This is a
great opportunity for kids to
gain an appreciation for our
police officers and what they do
to protect us everyday."
The Canine Unit consists of
more than 18 teams that are
trained in patrol work, narcotics
and explosive odor detection.
Handlers are generally chosen
from patrol units and train with
their canine for 14 weeks to
meet the minimum 490 hour-certification requirement mandated by the United States Police
Canine Association. K-9s are
then considered full-fledged
police officers.
Last month, Gov. Bill Haslam
signed “Aron’s Law,” which
makes killing a police dog or
horse a felony.
The law is named for Metro
K-9 Aron, a 2-year-old German
Shepard who was killed in the
line of duty in 1998. The K-9 and
his handler, Officer Terry
Burnett, were responding to a
bank robbery when Aron was
shot and killed. Burnett is still a
K-9 handler with the department and participated in the
demonstration with K-9 Officer
Spike.
Europe,
from
Imported
Nashville police dogs are purchased from vendors throughout the United States. K-9 officers are German Shepherds,
Belgian Malinois and Labrador
Retrievers.
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CROSS WORD
1
2
CLUES ACROSS
CLUES DOWN
1. Computer tape measurement
4. Chinese province
9. A game of marbles
12. ____ing Park: Fresno Zoo
13. Charters
14. Linear scale for film speed
15. Redford & Streep movie
17. ___ de Janiero
18. TV program recorder
19. A parcel of land
20. Enrich soil
22. Gum from the elephant tree
24. Caused by inhaling particles
of silica
28. Counts on
30. Veterans’ battleground
31. A range horse of the
western U.S.
32. Denotes three
33. Young women's association
34. Of I
35. Mix
39. Delaware
40. By way of
41. Indicates near
42. ____al: Post product
44. An immature newt
45. Pulled vehicle mounted on
runners
49. A very light white
52. Salix viminalis
53. Disagreeable sound
54. Electronic countermeasures
56. Local area network
57. A passage with access only
at one end
58. U. Cal. teams
63. Midway between E and SE
64. Role model
65. ____son hat
66. Conducted
67. Stalks of tall grasses
68. __ student, learns healing
1. Knobby woven fabric
2. Tube-nosed sea bird
3. Japanese coastal city
4. Weightinesses
5. Paddle
6. The 23rd letter of the Greek
alphabet
7. Former Common Market (abbr.)
8. Sir __ Newton
9. Tedious
10. Inanely foolish
11. Tree filled
12. Space exlporation vehicle
13. ___tian: of the country of Laos
16. Aviators
21. Absorbent material fastened to
a handle
23. Very small arachnid
25. Thankless person
26. Emit coherent radiation
27. Pictures of people
29. Screens out
35. Ran off the tracks
36. Present
37. Composure
38. Neckwear
39. Remove lice
42. Invalidate
43. One point south of due east
46. Enlarge or expand
47. Adapted something to
someone
48. Max __, Dadaist painter
50. Norse god of the sea
51. Bobbins
55. Central nervous system
59. A lyric poem
60. Side sheltered from the wind
61. Father
62. Warfare support measures
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TRACEY...
and I am a 5-year-old female kitty. I weigh 14
pounds, I’m very friendly,
cuddly, and I love to just
lie around and hang out.
My front paws are declawed and I would love a
good, quiet home to call
my own. Sharon said I
have an unusual "designer color" in my coat,
as I'm white and taupe. I
hope you will come by to
see me and find out what
a good companion I am.
Sharon Langford
The Nashville Symphony Orchestra League sponsored
the 2015 Nashville Symphony Fashion Show, with the
designs of Brunello Cucinelli, through a partnership
with Jamie Inc.
Collie Daily and Sissy Wilson were co-chairs of the
annual event, which was held at the Schermerhorn
Symphony Center to help support the symphony’s education and community engagement programs.
Anastasia Brown served as emcee and songwriter and
stage actress Mandy Barnett performed for the crowd.
Kristen Winston Catering provided all kinds of delicious food, such as beef on rolls, marinated shrimp,
cheeses, vegetables, fruit, and mini sweets.
Guests included: Joyce Hitt, Jana Davis, Judith
Bracken, Alberta Doochin, Judy Foster, Jennifer Frist,
Nancy Peterson Hearn, Vicki Horne, Stephanie Ingram,
Jamie Stream, Sandra Lipman, Lisa Manning, Laura
Niewold, Christi Turner, Christine Barggren, Donna Show: Kate Grayken, Gigi Grimstad,
Kestner, Jacqueline Fisher, and Julie Frist.
and Martha Ingram.
with Tracey
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213 Oceola Ave., Nashville, 37209
615-352-1010 www.nashvillehumane.org
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Ball
Symphony Fashion Show
photos by • Brenda Batey
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Served 34,852 nutritious meals + 8,251 for homeless outreach.
Gave 21,259 night of lodging to those in need.
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Watkinsʼ The pARTy Fundraiser
photos by • Brenda Batey
Warm up to a Care Free Senior Lifestyle
at The St. Paul.
The pARTy: Dine for Design was held at OZ to benefit the non-profit Watkins College of Art, Design &
Film, a Nashville educational institution and artistic
center for 130 years.
Guests paid tribute to President Ellen Meyer, who
is retiring this summer after a distinguished career in
the arts, with the last seven at Watkins.
The evening included a cocktail reception with a
lavish chARTcuterie display of smoked and cured
meats and fish, cheeses, grilled crostini and more. The
Teri Reid Quartet performed while guests mingled.
Dinner was catered by The Chef and I and offered
steak with chimichurri sauce, Yukon potatoes, asparagus, and a selection of elaborate desserts.
Everyone bid on a large silent auction and the live
auction, emceed by Mac Hardcastle, featured artthemed travel packages to Northern Italy, Santa Fe
and New York, as well as a Gibson guitar.
The pARTy benefits the education and outreach
programs of Watkins College of Art, Design & Film.
Fundraiser: Kathy Jones and Gray
Thornburg.
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Fundraiser:
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Kandace Wigington, Rob
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Only at Valentino’s can you get
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Fundraiser: Harry Wade, Debbye and Hunt Oliver, and Cathy
Ellis.
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Sunday Dinner : 5pm - 9pm
Friday Lunch : 11am - 2pm
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Fundraiser: David and Elena Bennett, Joy McKenzie, and
Stan Lawrence.
June 4, 2015, The News- Page 19
Watkinsʼ The pARTy Fundraiser
photos by • Brenda Batey
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Fundraiser:
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Fundraiser: Les and Betsy Whitaker, and Lourdis and Pete Garrido.
Fundraiser: Sylvia and Al
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Fundraiser: Becky and Marc McNamee.
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Komen Race Kickoff
photos by • Brenda Batey
Kickoff: Daveisha Moore
and Kenisha Rhone.
Kickoff: Amanda Patterson
and Michael Barnett.
The Nashville Affiliate of Susan G. Komen held its Race for
the Cure Draft Party at Jonathan’s Grille to kick off the event, set
for October 24.
Everyone ordered what they wanted from the menu, ranging
from chicken wings and other appetizers to salads, sandwiches
and other goodies. There were prizes and specials and everyone
discussed their teams and the activities coming up.
This year, the Nashville Affiliate of Susan G. Komen donated
$279,950 in grants to local nonprofits to assist with education,
screenings, support services and treatment for breast cancer. An
additional $4 million was awarded for research grants at
Vanderbilt Hospital.
The website, at www.komennashville.org, has a variety of
information about putting a team together for the race or individual registration. Also included are details about the race, ways to
get involved, fundraising, and race day facts.
More information also is available by calling 615-383-0017 or
emailing [email protected].
Kickoff: Kelly Hayes, Jameria Burton, Marila Smith, and Buffy Bundshuh.
Kickoff: Board President Lisa
Tunstall and race Co-chair Jerome
Jourquin.
Kickoff: Lori LeFort, Lauren Sanders, Missy Humphreys, and Camille
Cannada.
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Renee’s Real Estate
Tips
Renee Max REALTOR ®
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3.26 ACRES
4409 CHICKERING LANE
FOREST HILLS
4 BR, 4 Full, 3 Half BA -10,191+ SqFt
$6,295,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
2026 FRANSWORTH DRIVE
HILL PLACE
4 BR, 4 Full, 3 Half BA - 9,003 SqFt
$3,150,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
515 JACKSON BLVD –LOT
BELLE MEADE
$3,295,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
1141 CRATER HILL DRIVE
CHICKERING PARK
6 BR, 5Full, 1 Half BA - 9,118 SqFt
$1,950,000
Betty Borth 615-377-3636
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
503 W HILLWOOD DRIVE
HILLWOOD ESTATES
5 BR, 4 Full, 2 Half BA - 5,856 SqFt
$1,479,000
Whitney Musser 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-300-4353
112 BONAVENTURE PLACE
BELLE MEADE
5 BR, 5 Full, 1 Half BA - 4,756 SqFt
$1,295,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
4618 MOUNTAINVIEW DRIVE
SEVEN HILLS
4 BR, 4 Full, 2 Half BA - 4,588 SqFt
$1,198,000
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
138 BROOKFIELD AVENUE
HIGHLANDS OF BELLE MEADE
4 BR, 3 Full, 1 Half BA – 4,046 SqFt
$1,175,000
Whitney Musser 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-300-4353
6107 HILLSBORO PIKE
FOREST HILLS
6 BR, 4 Full BA –3,773 SqFt
$759,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
910 WOODMONT BOULEVARD
GREEN HILLS
5 BR, 3 Full BA - 3,177 SqFt
$749,900
Whitney Musser 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-300-4353
REDUCED
119 CLYDELAN COURT
BELLE MEADE HIGHLANDS
4 BR, 3 Full, 1 Half BA - 3,673 SqFt
$785,000
Whitney Musser 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-300-4353
1107 CHICKERING PARK DRIVE
FOREST HILLS
4 BR, 4 Full BA - 3,814 SqFt
$649,500
Betty Borth 615-377-3636
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
600 LYNNWOOD BOULEVARD
BELLE MEADE
4 BR, 3 Full, 1 Half BA - 3,713 SqFt
$785,000
Susan Harwood 615-500-6116
258 CHEROKEE STATION
CHEROKEE CROSSING
2 BR, 2 Full, 1 Half BA - 1,996 SqFt
$490,000
Whitney Musser 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-300-4353
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50 Years of Guiding You Home
Stately Colonial
Forest Hills
1913 Edenbridge Drive
A commanding presence on 2
beautiful acres. Three fireplaces,
relaxing sunroom. Formal and casual living with main level master
suite.
4 BR/4.5 BA, 5537 SF
$895,000
Rare Opportunity
Cottonwood
147 Riverwood Drive
So Much Room
Seven Oaks
507 Catalina Drive
Great house & floorplan. 1 bedroom
Amazing kitchen & baths, with
and bath on main level. Large level custom tile & mill work throughout.
fenced back yard. Well maintained
PLUS a detached
- ready for your updates.
400 SF in-law suite
4 BR/3 BA, 2204 SF
4 BR/2.5 BA, 2669 SF
$349,000
$242,500
9488 Waterfall Road
$599,900
7052 Nolen Park Circle
$409,500
6137 Montcrest Drive
$719,500
1644 Cumberland Station
$149,900
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50 Years of Guiding You Home
Arden Court • $899,000
6 bedroom home with In-law suite
and an elevator to all levels. Zoned for
Scales and Brentwood Schools.
Distinctive Living
www.6416Arden.com
Sapphire Ct • $559,978
5 bedrooms 4.5 baths 3847 SF, 2
walk-in closets in Master Bedroom,
cul-de-sac location Two bedrooms on
the first floor, Bonus Room/Media,
tons of storage, Zoned Ravenwood.
www9690Sapphire.com
Ordway Place • $429,900
East Nashville Ordway jewel that includes an updated tile shower & bath in the upstairs bedroom,
claw foot tub & separate shower for the down
stairs bathroom, open kitchen with island breakfast bar, screened porch overlooking the fenced
back yard.
www.1422Ordway.com
Learn more about these and other homes
at www.TheHomesOfNashville.com
705 Westview Avenue
4440 Sheppard Place
$3,500,000
$2,650,000
705 Belle Meade Blvd
7 Valley Forge
$1,995,000
$549,900
320 Old Hickory Blvd # 2602 Pending
4416 Scenic Drive
Pending
1209 Nichol Lane
501 Brighton Place
Pending
Sold
Belle Meade Towers: Coming Soon
SEAN SIMONS, CRS, ABR
615-852-SEAN
MARGARET TAYLOR
615-300-0774
[email protected]
SeanSimons.com
[email protected]
www.SeekNashvilleHomes.com
River Oaks • 6225 Millbrook Road
4 BR/3.5 BA,
3579 SF
$595,000
Belle Meade Court • 4120 Ridgefield Dr #320
3 BR/2.5 BA,
1755 SF
WOODLAWN/GOLF CLUB • $725,000
UNDER
CONTRACT
Charming cape-style in Heart of Green
Hills*beautiful landscaped 1/3 acre yard*updated systems, good bones, needs some updating*selling “as-is” to settle estate*detached
2-car garage & shop area*
5 BR/4 BA, 4224 SF
www.815Timber.com
LIPSCOMB/GREEN HILLS • $329,000
UNDER
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Traditional cottage in walking distance of Lipscomb track*open floorplan w/separate master,
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& systems*1-car attached garage*flood ins required*
3 BR/2 BA, 1566 SF
www.3613Doge.com
BROOKSIDE/HILLWOOD • $328,800
Rare brick cottage in this area w/3-car
garage space, concrete pad & private backyard*separate master BR, crown mldg, hardwood, new windows, fresh paint*kitchen w/
granite & stainless appliances*
$665,000
UNDER
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3 BR/2 BA, 1508 SF
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50 Years of Guiding You Home
Franklin • McKays Mill
UNDER CONTRACT
• 4 BR/3 BA, 2929 SF
• Flexible floorplan with mostly 1 level living
• Bright kitchen opens to great room
• Large master
• Upstairs bonus & bedroom - the perfect teen suite
• Screened deck, community pool & tennis
• Adjoins common area
1033 Dunrobin Drive
$399,900
Buy, Sell, Design & Build
In Nashville’s
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SUZANNE ELMER
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615-210-6057
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4504 Shys Hill
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www.SuzanneElmer.com
615-496-3728
762 Brownlee Drive
West Meade • $1,100,000
Inviting Mid-century Renovated
Custom Home with
Wrightian Influence in Green
Hills/Seven Hills.
Space ….to relax. Space….for privacy….Space for children to play on
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for ! Appox. 6000 SF.... AND in the heart of Green Hills!
Five bedrooms (three on the main level)
Five bathrooms on the main level
Attached oversized two-car garage/workshop with powder room
Approximately 4200 SF on the main level
www.4504ShysHill.info
$1,150,000
615-394-4663
www.CarolCrowell.com
[email protected]
N ASHVILLE
615-327-4800
• Newly built with Old world charm
• 10 ft ceilings - Gorgeous built-ins & hardwoods
• Stunning gourmet kitchen
• Wolf, Viking & Bosch appliances
• Master & Guest suite on main level
• Covered front porch PLUS huge screened porch
• Private backyard with irrigation
5 BR/4.5 BA, 4640 SF
VALERIE ROBERTS
615-969-5099
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June 4, 2015, The News- Page 27
50 Years of Guiding You Home
Lake Views in Mt Juliet
2016 Shoreline Drive
Wonderful Stockett Creek
4013 Ayleworth Lane
French Tudor w/open
plan. Bedrooms suites.
Travertine foyer &
kitchen. Large covered
porch. Gated community. Williamson Co
schools. Interior beautifully proportioned
rooms appointed with
finest finishes. Eleva5 BR/4 full, 2 half BA, 7126 SF
tor services 3 floor$1,290,000
lower level guest suite.
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Hip Donelson
3 BR/3.5 BA, 5644 SF
$800,000
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Cane Ridge
4564 Sawmill Place
Nolensville
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148 Lyndhurst Dr
LaVergne
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covered porches. Deep
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2113 Sugar Mill
Nolensville *
600 Fountainbrooke Ct
Brentwood
*Represented buyer
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Marilyn @MarilynTheRealtor.com • 615-533-9377
Nashville Golf & Athletic Club
146 Rue De Grande
1712 GREEN HILLS DRIVE
4 BR/3.5 BA, 3750 SF
4 car garage
$799,000
Awesome contemporary in Gated community.
Great open kitchen. Outdoor living includes pool,
terrace, fireplace, arbor and courtyard.
4 BR/3 BA, 4016 SF
$655,000
SOLD!
1519 Clayton
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615-405-1465
N ASHVILLE
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REFINISHING/WOOD
DRIVEWAYS
G&M Paving
BIG SPRING SAVINGS
•Parking Lots •Churches (discounted)
•Driveways •Resurfacing •Patching
•Striping •Seal Coating
LOW LOW RATES • FREE ESTIMATES
www.lighthousecleaningservice.com
CONDO FOR RENT
298-1500
Deal with owner & Save
Serving Entire Middle Tennessee
23 Years Exp. - Licensed & Insured
Senior
Discount
Avail.
(615) 860-6080 / 876-6004
ELECTRICAL SVCS.
ELECTRICIAN
Priced Right!
New Work, Old Work and
Service Calls.
10% senior discount.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
(615) 522-1339
ABC ELECTRIC, INC.
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
Residential / Commercial
Construction & Repairs
Craig
Office (615) 227-6342
Cell (615) 589-0135
ATTORNEY SVCS
Chapter 7
Bankruptcy
Wilsonʼs Woodcraft Shop
Antique Refinish and Repair
Refinishing Chair Special
Save 20%!
Call 615-336-5200
Email:
[email protected]
GARAGE SALE
Multi-Family Garage Sale
Lots of everything!
Tools, household, furniture,
kitchen, yard items.
Western Hills Drive &
Timwood Drive
- Donelson Thursday, Friday, Saturday;
June 4th, 5th & 6th
MOVING SALE
MOVING SALE
3702 Auburn Lane,
Nashville 37215
(off Estes near Woodmont)
Saturday June 6th, 8am-5pm
Antique bed, rocking chair, old
wall mounted telephones and
telephone memorabilia, maple
table and matching chairs,
large desk, coffee tables and
lots more furniture, dishes,
glassware and tools. Many
more household, yard, and garage items.
Find It in the Classifieds!
$494*
GUTTERS
Payment Plans available
*Total Fee to Attorney
Goodfred Window Cleaning
Gutter Cleaning
Gutters • Downspouts Cleaned
Debris Removal • Gutter Guards
Gutter Repair
(615) 382-5127
(With court costs total is $840)
A NDREW L OVE A TTORNEY AT L A W
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]
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FLOORING
Hardwood floors, cleaned,
waxed, buffed, sanded and/or
refinished. Over 75 yrs in flooring.
Corlew & Perry, Inc.(615)
832-0320
A-1 Hardwood Floors
“Since 1970”
Make Old Floors new!
Sanding and Refinishing
(615) 668-0107
A-1HardwoodFloors.com
Hardwood Floors
Old & New
Sand, Refinish, Installation
Free Estimates, 35 Yrs Exper.
Reasonable Rates
References Available
Joseph Speltz Floor Co.
(615) 754-8290
HOME IMPROVEMENT
THE REMODELING SPECIALISTS
37 Years of Remodeling Experience
For All Of Your Home
Renovation Needs
• Extensive reference list
• Licensed & Insured
615.385.3210
www.broderickbuilders.com
Jordan Home Improvements
New Roof, Room Additions,
Vinyl Siding & Trim,
Rotted Wood Repairs, Decks,
Remove Walls, Brick Work,
Steps & Sidewalks.
No Job to Small.
Free Estimates
Call (615) 578-7812
Horton Remodeling &
Construction, LLC
Specializing in Remodeling,
Additions & Bonus Rooms
Licensed & Insured
25+ Years Experience
(615) 506-0433
CONCRETE/MASONRY
Willette Stone Masonry
Brick and Stone work,
Repairs and New construction:
Mailbox, fireplace, retaining
walls, Chimney repair, Walkways, Patio, outdoor grills/
kitchen, planters, & firepits.
Licensed & Insured
Call Ted Willette
(615) 934-6567
for free estimate
Retaining Walls • Brick
Stone • Blocks
Pavers • Flowerbeds
Columns • Steps & Walkways
Tuck Pointing • Cracks
Foundation Repair
New & Repairs.
No Job too Small!
Concrete:
Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks
For Estimates
Call Jordan (615) 578-7812
ACE CONCRETE
CONTRACTORS INC.
Excellent References
• Concrete Patios
• Retaining Walls
• Concrete Driveways
• Block/Brick/Stamped
• Asphalt
(615) 568-0060
Licensed • Insured
Quality Lawn Care
Overseeding, Aerating,
Mulching, Lawns $25 & up,
All types of Shrub Trimming,
Tree Removal, Gutter Cleaning,
& Pressure Washing
(615) 506-6309
Tree Removing
Shrubs Trimmed, Mulching
Small TreeMaintenance
Great Work, Honest
Free Estimates
(615) 260-2067 (615)582-0923
Jackson Lawncare and
Jonʼs Shrubbing
Based in Donelson
Includes all surrounding areas
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
(615) 598-4304
(615) 715-2500
(615) 883-8460
(615) 889-0827
R&F
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JUNK REMOVAL
JUNK HAULING & DEMOLITION
Junk Hauling
•Appliances •Yard Waste
•Household Items
•Construction Debris
Demolition
Full or Partial Removal
•Houses •Sheds
•Carports •Buildings
(615) 885-1736
References, Senior Discount 100% Satisfaction
G Mowing & Mulching
GWeed Eating
GPruning
GGrading
We Can Help Design Your Yard!
LOCKSMITH
For Free Estimates Call:
Rusty & Faye Hunter
(615) 727-3613
R & R Lawns
Complete Lawn Care
Including hedges, trim,
mulching, planting flower beds
Gutters Cleaned
Riley @ (615) 485-7391
Get Results, Advertise Your Business in the News!
“all types of concrete finishings”
615-975-7970
(615) 598-5511
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
MOVING/HAULING
ShowTime Moving &
Delivery LLC
Complete Moves starting at
$270
$10 for the first 15 words, .30 cents each word extra.
Call 615-298-1500 to place an ad
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE
Licensed & Insured
(615) 707-2027
www.midtnmovers.com
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• 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
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GARAGES, SIDEWALKS
• 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
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DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS,
Lawncare & Landscape Svcs
• Complete Lawn Maintenance
• Mulching
• Leaf Removal
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Senior Discounts
Licensed & Insured
(615) 484-0564
Complete Home Repair
& Improvements
Native Nashvillian in business
since 1992.
No Job too Large or Small!
Additions, Decks,
Window Replacement
& All Types of Repairs.
Water heaters replaced, ceiling fans installed.
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Call Bob (615) 300-5558
LAWN CARE
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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 (615) 890-0533
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298-1500
CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
646-6030
[email protected] • www.sginashville.com
IRRIGATION
20% OFF NEW
SYSTEM INSTALLATION
SPECIAL
Up to $250 Max. Good thru Oct. 31 th , 2015
Limit 1 per household. Not valid with any other discount.
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CLASSIFIED
PAINTING/PAPERING
PAINTING/PAPERING
TREE SERVICE
Russell Carver
Paint & Repair
(615) 456-8002
Established 1953
Affordable Painting &
Wallpapering
Interior / Exterior Painting,
Deck Sealing.
Free Estimates
Senior Discount
Call 615-559-5864 or
615-559-3382
Bulldog Tree Service
• Topping / Deadwooding
• Stump Removals
• Trimming / Removals
Free Estimates. Insured.
Call John 24 / 7:
(615) 313-7375
Scottʼs Painting
Interior / Exterior
Drywall Repair
Wallpaper Removal, etc.
Free Estimates
(615) 474-4967
[email protected]
Moreno Painting
40 Years Local Experience
Interior & Exterior
Residential & Commercial
Local References
(615) 389-3985
Walker Painting
Interior, Exterior, Decks
No Job Too Small
(615) 482-1317
ANDY & JEFF GAMMON
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PA I N T & R E ODE L I NG
Specializing in Older Homes.
DRYWALL & REPAIRS
VINYL SIDINGS
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
PRESSURE WASHING
40+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
Andy: 615-474-2185
Jeff’s Cell: 615-568-1885
PAVING
Black Top Sealing
Tar-Man
Residential / Commercial
Gravel, Asphalt Paving,
Sealing, Patching.
Insured, Reliable Service
Free Estimates
(615) 424-1498
WALLPAPER & POPCORN REMOVAL
DRY WALL REPAIR • POWER WASHING
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
FREE ESTIMATES
615-4 29-5233
Cell
BBB ACCREDITED
Find It in the Classifieds !
456-9824
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PERSONAL ASSISTANT
Blanca Scott
Trustworth / Efficient / Friendly
Bilingual Personal Assistant
Organizing • Shopping • Light Delivery • Cooking • Elder or Child Care
Need help? Please contact me for a free consultation
Serving Middle Tenn
Based in Franklin TN
“Free Estimates”
WICKER REPAIR
Chair caning and all styles of
weaving. Wicker repair available. Pick up and delivery.
The CANE-ERY
(615) 269-4780 / 414-5655
WINDOW CLEAN
Senior & Single Parent Discount
Licensed & Insured, Free Estimates
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
615 739 0613
[email protected]
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Drain Cleaning Service
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
All Work Guaranteed!
(615) 232-9051
Trees Trimmed / Removed
Stump Removal, Great Clean-up
24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE
HAZARDOUS WORK
GET CASH TODAY for any car/truck. I will buy your car
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New Installation & Repair Service
Burns Tree Service
Trees Trimmed, Removed,
Stump Grinding, &
Gutter Cleaning.
Military / Senior Discount
Best Prices in Town!
(615) 499-2051
CARS/TRUCKS WANTED! Top $$$$$ PAID! Running or
Not, All Years, Makes, Models. Free Towing! Weʼre Local! 7
Days/Week. Call Toll Free: 1-888-416-2330
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License #168420 Insured
Free Estimates
Call Eric or Allan
(615) 300-6391
298-1500
Crystal Clear
Window Cleaning
Residential Specialists
Dependable & Honest.
Licensed & Insured.
Free Estimates.
BBB A+ Rating
(615) 260-7927 Bob
ClearView Window Cleaning
Serving Nashville Area
for 52 years.
Pressure Washing, Janitorial,
Window Glazing, Gutters.
Free Estimates
(615) 593-2537
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