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Brentwood
Good police work, high-tech gadget lead to arrest in ‘Wooded Rapist’ case: A young Brentwood Police officer is being credited with the initial police work that led to the arrest last week of a man dubbed the “Wooded Rapist,” although the real break came after around-the-clock surveillance and a good meal at a LaVergne restaurant.

Franklin
Gang activity, presence set as topic of Monday meeting: Franklin Police say they are not ready to press the panic button as it relates to gang activity in the city, but hope a series of community awareness meetings to start Monday will give residents factual information.

Williamson County
Officials worry government channels may be lost in new cable regs: Despite concerns voiced at recent town hall meetings, local legislators supported a state video franchise bill known as the competitive cable bill that will allow AT&T to break into the cable TV business in Tennessee.

11 submit name to be considered to fill Board of Commissioners’ vacancy

Eleven Brentwood residents have submitted their names to be considered as candidates to fill out the unexpired term on the city’s Board of Commissioners created by the April 10 death of Commissioner Bill Youree.

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Taking aim at a deadly disease: Charity shoot to benefit American Cancer Society in Middle Tennessee
 

Carole Robinson

Linda Shultz knows full well what cancer can do to a personadn a family. She has been fighting the disease since January 2005. One the weapons she uses her fight is the second annual Linda Shultz Charity Shoot on May 31. The money the shoot raises stays in the community where it goes towards local cancer research and the American Cancer Society's Middle Tennessee chapter, which helps families who are dealing with cancer. For more information on the shoot, call 615-341-7323 or visithttps://main.acsevents.org/nashvillecharityshoot.

About one in three people will develop cancer at some point in their lives. Setting personal short-term goals is one of the ways cancer victims fight their disease and mark progress.  read more...

Bruins, Raptors exchange blows in District 11-AAA tourney
 



An eight-run third inning helped lift the Brentwood High School Bruins over the Raptors of Ravenwood High School by a score of 9-8 this past Monday night at Cheek Park during the District 11-AAA baseball tournament, keeping the post season dreams alive.  read more...

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11 submit name to be considered to fill Board of Commissioners’ vacancy
Bursting the bubble: Franklin Christian Academy lets students spend ‘Week Without Walls’
Gang activity, presence set as topic of Monday meeting
Officials worry government channels may be lost in new cable regs
Good police work, high-tech gadget lead to arrest in ‘Wooded Rapist’ case
County World War II vets invited to visit Washington, D.C., on Honor Flight
Westhaven Town Center adds two tenants to commercial area
Tennessee Bank & Trust gives holiday gift early to Friends of Children’s Hospital
Taking aim at a deadly disease: Charity shoot to benefit American Cancer Society in Middle Tennessee
Youth Legislature more than kids playing House and Senate
Bruins, Raptors exchange blows in District 11-AAA tourney
Nine historic homes in Franklin open their doors June 7-8
Investing in real estate, step 4: Calculating your potential return on investment
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Fairness at core of character education
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Obituaries for May 7, 2008
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Obituaries for May 1, 2008
New tourism, economic directors focus on relationship building
New city administrator could be named in 120 days
Housing Authority decides to keep director on job despite arrest
‘Go Red for Women’ luncheon set for May 7 at Cool Springs Marriott
Gary Minor's A View on Busines: Time to update your “Peopleware”
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Father-son bike ride to raise money for African Leadership
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National Day of Prayer to be marked at YMCAs today
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