HistoricGermantown

News, events, and bulletins for neighbors living in Historic Germantown, Nashville, TN.

Monday, July 25, 2005


FROM THEN 'TIL NOW
a true retrospective
works of the past 35 years by Historic Germantown Artist WJ CUNNINGHAM
Opening Reception: Friday August 5, 2005 6-9pm
show runs through Labor Day
HANGING AROUND GALLERY
113 17th Avenue S. Nashville 254-4850

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Wednesday, July 20, 2005

12:58 PM

posted by Anonymous |

HGN Directory Update Alert by Kathy Jordan

The HGN neighborhood directory is being compiled and will be delivered to you in the latter part of August. Please send the following information to Kathy Jordan jordanonfifth@comcast.net. This is especially important if you have changes since last year! All information must be received by August 12th. If you have neighbors who are not members, encourage them to join so that they will be included in the new directory.

Name
Address
Home Phone
Work/Cell Phone
E-Mail

Thanks,
Kathy

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11:54 AM

posted by Anonymous |

Christmas in July a Success! Stacy Mosely Thanks You!

Historic Germantown has to be the best neighborhood in Nashville! The "Christmas in July" event was attended by around thirty neighbors and we collected around $750 and many boxes of wish list items for our three charities! All the charities were very appreciative and delighted in our efforts.

Thanks to the generosity of neighbors, someone will have food to eat tonight, a warm blanket, a radio to keep them company, clothing to protect them and hope for tomorrow. Animals lives will be spared, they will have something to eat, a warm blanket to lie on and hope that they will be adopted. Thank you Germantown Neighbors!

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Tuesday, July 19, 2005

10:22 AM

posted by Anonymous |

Mosquitoes--from the Mayor's Office of Neighborhoods

We want you to know that mosquitoes collected by the Metro Public Health Department’s Pest Management Division have tested positive for West Nile virus. The mosquitoes were trapped in a neighborhood southwest of the Highway 70 and Highway 100 split. There have been no human cases reported this year in Davidson County.
As a result of the confirmation of WNV in mosquitoes, the Health Department has increased mosquito trapping efforts in the area where mosquitoes have tested positive. Health Department Pest Management Staff have also increased monitoring standing water and applying larvacide granules where mosquito larvae are present.
Targeted use of adulticide may be applied following further evaluation of the area where WNV was identified. Notification of spraying will be provided to media, on Metro 3, Health Department Web Site (healthweb.nashville.gov), and sent on the Health e-mail system.
The most likely method of WNV transmission to humans and other animals is by biting mosquitoes that are carrying the disease. Therefore, the Health Department recommends community members take the following steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites, including:
- Limit time outdoors at dusk and nighttime hours when mosquitoes are present.
- If you must be outdoors then wear a mosquito repellent that is approved for use by the CDC.
- Wear shoes, socks, long sleeve shirts and pants when outdoors during dusk to dawn when mosquitoes are most prevalent. Clothing should be light colored and made of tightly woven materials to keep mosquitoes away from the skin. Pant legs should be tucked into shoes or socks, and collars should be buttoned.
- Make sure all your windows and doors have screens and are in good repair.
- The Health Department asks community members to reduce or eliminate mosquito breeding grounds by removing standing water in your yard – especially in children’s toys, bird baths, clogged gutters, tires, flowerpots, trashcans, and wheelbarrows, and cut back overgrown vegetation (mosquito hiding areas).
The Health Department will provide e-mail updates throughout mosquito season.

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Monday, July 18, 2005

9:32 AM

posted by Anonymous |

Jazz Workshop Schedule

Hey Everyone,
Just giving you the student performance schedule coming up this week.
MONDAY- JULY 18TH
8:00pm- Monday night Rhythm Section class
Johnny Mercer Vocal Literature class
TUESDAY-JULY 19TH
6:00pm- Johnny Mercer Vocal Literature class
7:00pm- Vocal Performance 1 class
8:00pm- Charles Mingus Ensemble
This should be an exciting night, so bring your dinner and come hang out!
WEDNESDAY- JULY 2OTH
6:00pm- Wednesday night Ensemble class
Johnny Mercer Vocal Literature class
8:00pm- Cuban Music Ensemble featuring 5 horns and 2 vocalists
Again...... bring your dinner, another nite not to miss!
THURSDAY- JULY 21ST
6:00pm- Johnny Mercer Vocal Literature class
As you can see we have a lot of the Vocal literature classes, in case you
were wondering, these are different vocalists every night. They are not the
same. ALL STUDENT PERFORMANCES ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

On Friday- July 22nd will be our next Snap on 2 and 4 with
Sandra and Bruce Dudley
featuring:
Roger Spencer on bass
Chester Thompson on drums
Denis Solee on sax
Don't miss this one! BYOB
Admission is $10.00/ $5.00 for students with I.D's
Advance purchase highly recomended. Call Monday, July 18th to purchase your
tickets, especially if you want a table!!!!


Just a quick reminder........ don't forgot about the Charles Dungey
Jazz on Jefferson scholarship concert tomorrow, July 17th. This starts at
4:30pm at the Essence Room located at 1511 Jefferson Street. All donations
will go to the NJW Charles Dungey Memorial Scholarship Fund.
A $10.00 donation will be taken at the door.
Featured performers will be
Beegie Adair, Rasaan Barber, John Birdsong, Abby Burke, Sandra and Bruce
Dudley, Jeff Carr, Wayne Dowell, Jeff Coffin, Lori Mechem, Mo Denham, Roger
Spencer, Jerry Navarro, Liz Johnson, Rick Reed, Denis Solee, Annie Sellick,
Chester Thompson, Rock Williams and many more.
There will be a silent auction with some wonderful items available.

Hope to see you all this week!
Thanks,
Lori Mechem
Director of Nashville Jazz Workshop

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Tuesday, July 12, 2005

4:11 PM

posted by Anonymous |

HGN's Nashville Night Out Against Crime from Lisa Stetar

Do not miss Nashville Night Out Against Crime In Germantown.-- August 2, 6pm

When: August 2nd, 6 to 9 pm
Where: 7th Ave. North between Madison and Monroe
What: Cookout and Party, Food and drinks provided (hot dogs and vegie dogs), Inflatable jump and other fun activities for kids. Street will be closed so kids can bring their bikes and other riding toys.

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Monday, July 11, 2005

4:58 PM

posted by Anonymous |

Don't Miss Christmas in July -- This Sunday!

Historic Germantown Association’s
Annual Charity Event
"Christmas in July"
Sunday, July 17th
two until four
Horton – Wallace Garden
1232 5th Ave North
Event to Benefit
Nashville Humane Association
Campus for Human Development
Family Life Center
(donations will be accepted at the event)

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Wednesday, July 06, 2005

4:58 PM

posted by Anonymous |

Car break-in's--Monday, July 4

This morning (07/04/05) Terry Coggins’ truck was broken into on 4th Ave., North. Terry is Bill Gould’s next-door neighbor. Shattered window and stereo stolen. Significant damage. Three other cars on 4th Avenue, North were also broken into. Police awoke Terry this morning to tell him the bad news. Police dusted all cars for fingerprints. This recent property crime activity correlates with other auto break-ins that have occurred in the # 202 alley running between Van Buren and the Germantown Café’. All neighbors in the # 202 alley and along 4th Avenue North are strongly encouraged to report any suspicious activity to Metro Police.

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Friday, July 01, 2005

12:40 PM

posted by Anonymous |

Free hardy water lilies

ATTENTION BACKYARD POND OWNERS:I have just divided my hardy bright yellow water lily. I have approximately 10 extra divided rhizomes available for FREE! to anyone interested. Some with bloom buds. It is bright yellow with blooms about 5 inches across. My pond is 6' X 7' and 18" deep and 265 gallons. I don't care if they stay in the neighborhood...just want to find them a good home. Call Gary Pace after 4:00 p.m. at 242-2668. If you would like a photo of the blooms ...email me at Gptstn01@aol.com. First come....first served until they are gone.

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9:47 AM

posted by Anonymous |

July Performances at the Nashville Jazz Workshop

Just wanted to give you a list of what is happening in July at the Jazz
Workshop. Mark your calendars for some great stuff.
Our next Snap on 2 and 4 will be July 8th, advance purchase
recommended, this is sure to sell out. We will be in the office on
Tuesday, July 5th. Hope you have a wonderful holiday weekend! Take care
and be safe!

July 8th
Jack Pearson, Roger Spencer, Lori Mechem, Jim White with special guest,
Tom Cherry! $10.00/ half price for students with IDs.

July 9th - Watertown Jazz Festival- ALL DAY
Located on the square downtown Watertown. Check for lineup. This is one
of the greatest Jazz Festivals in the south. Please support it so it
doesn't go away!!! The event is free and open to the public.

July 10th - CD Release for Rahsaan Barber, Moe Denham and Robert Bond
7pm in the Cave. Free and open to the public

July 17th - Jazz on Jefferson "A Tribute to Charles Dungey" MARK YOUR

CALENDARS!!!!!!
The Essense Room located at 1511 Jefferson Street will be hosting a
scholarship concert to raise money for the Charles Dungey Memorial
Scholarhip Fund at the Nashville Jazz Workshop. Doors open at 4:30pm,
music begins at 5:00pm. NJW Trio will be performing in the lobby
featuring receiptients of the Dungey Scholarship. This will be an
all-star concert featuring Beegie Adair, Rahsaan Barber, John Birdsong,
Chris Brown, Abby Burke, Jeff Carr, Jeff Coffin, Moe Denham, Derrick
Wayne Dowell, Bruce and Sandra Dudley, Jim Ferguson, Liz Johnson,
Lori Mechem, Rick Reed, Denis Solee, Annie Sellick, David "Smitty"
Smith, Roger Spencer, Chester Thompson, Rock Williams and many more.
$10.00 admission at the door. Food and cash bar available. Silent
Auction will open at 4:30pm.

July 18th thru 21st
Student performances all week! Free and open to the public

July 22nd - Snap on 2 and 4
Bruce and Sandra Dudley

July 31st
Dick Sisto and Joe Locke- SPECIAL PERFORMANCE!!!!
2 nationally known vibes players will be performing in the Jazz Cave at
7pm.

This concert will be a Retrospective of famous jazz Vibe players such
as Milt Jackson, Lionel Hampton, Red Norvo, Gary Burton, Bobby
Hutcherson and Mike Mainieri. They will be joined by Beegie Adair,
Roger Spencer.

ALSO...........
PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR OUR 5TH ANNUAL FALL FUNDRAISER,
SEPTEMBER 18TH AT THE UNIVERSITY CLUB ON THE VANDERBILT CAMPUS!!!!!
More info to come soon.

Thanks,
Lori Mechem
Director of Nashville Jazz Workshop

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