Middle TN

It’s Not Just Happening Here, Folks

July 27, 2010
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Sean Braisted reports that the number of Davidson County voters pulling GOP primary ballots are almost as many as those pulling Democratic ballots: With the first day in from the start of expanded early voting polling sites, it looks as if Republicans have all but eliminated the early voting lead held by Democrats in...

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The Conversation

May 27, 2010
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The Conversation

Mr. Mack really hits this one out of the ballpark. I imagine that he pointed to the outfield like Babe Ruth did letting folks know that he was, indeed, going to hit a home run and it was going into the cheap seats. In my mind, I’m imagining the strategy session at the candidate’s...

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Tent City Residents Running Out Of Time

May 26, 2010
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Tent City Residents Running Out Of Time

As people around the state are helping others, it’s always good to remember everyone who lost during the floods earlier this month. Tent City residents are running out of time. The shelters are closing and homeless advocates who want to build a new encampment aren’t having any luck finding a new site. Many Tent...

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Secret Recordings Of Former Nashville Police Chief Stolen

May 25, 2010
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Secret Recordings Of Former Nashville Police Chief Stolen

Ronal Serpas is the new head honcho in New Orleans after serving time in Nashville as chief of police. So, ummm, what is this? Secret files and audio recordings that were part of a private investigation about the way former Police Chief Ronal Serpas kept Nashville crime statistics were reported stolen earlier this month....

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Now is Not the Time to Party

May 5, 2010
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S-Town Mike has a commentary about the focus on commerce over the human tragedy in Nashville. The receding flood waters are going to give up more dead Middle Tennesseans in the next few days and weeks. Before we party we need to mourn and bury our dead. We’ve got a bulging population of homeless...

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What’s Happening in Nashville? Let’s Ask The Bloggers

May 3, 2010
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First, Aunt B on the lack of national media coverage (sounds like Hurricane Elvis, eh, Memphians?): I can’t tell you how sick to my stomach it makes me that none of the national news stations are covering this. People are trapped in their homes, drowning in the streets, and the levees may break, and...

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You Want To Help, So Here Is Flood Relief & Volunteer Info

May 3, 2010
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Thanks to our pal Mary Mancini of Liberadio and Christy Frink of Nashvillest, here is more information on the West and Middle Tennessee flooding. Volunteer & Donate: * Hands On Nashville (on behalf of the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management) * Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee – Metro Nashville Disaster Relief Fund * Middle...

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Instruction

April 15, 2010
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Enclave took a two-month break from blogging. His hiatus is over and last night he wrote about taking his daughter to school and what ended up happening. There is no secular attack on religion in helping children understand when to use a question mark or a period, even if that help occurs during a...

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Civility Day in Sumner County

April 8, 2010
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Civility Day in Sumner County

Maria Brewer has the details. This week I’m going to do something special. There’s an event coming up that I don’t want you to miss just because you didn’t hear about it. It’s going to be your chance to show, in the simplest of terms, what being a proud Tennessean is all about. You...

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The Social Media Of Candidate Jeff Yarbro

April 8, 2010
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The Social Media Of Candidate Jeff Yarbro

GoldnI is focusing on Jeff Yarbro’s use of the innertubes to make some dough-re-mi, but inside her post she points out how interesting his campaign is From the candidate’s Flickr site going to get. I don’t know how much competition any candidate today would really have in raising money online, since our politicians in...

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