Michael Cass

                   

Nashville won't ban outdoor sales

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In other action, Metro Council requires parking upgrades for after-hours clubs By Michael Cass • THE TENNESSEAN • November 19, 2008 Cracker Barrel can keep selling rocking chairs on its front porches and Home Depot can still...

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Special election on English requirement is set for Jan. 22

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Voters also will weigh in on a second referendum to allow more opportunities to change the Metro Charter By Michael Cass • THE TENNESSEAN • November 18, 2008 If you're going through a little election withdrawal, take heart:...

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Group to lead restoration drive for Centennial Park

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By Michael Cass • THE TENNESSEAN • November 18, 2008 More than a century after 1.8 million people visited for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Nashville's best-known park is ready for a makeover. Mayor Karl Dean announced...

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Charter-change drive has signatures to call for vote

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14-Nov-2008
        

An effort to give Metro Nashville voters more opportunities to amend the city charter has gathered enough voters' signatures to call for a referendum on the matter, the county's election administrator wrote this week.

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Metro Council members upset about colleagues who took trip to Florida

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14-Nov-2008 4 related
        

As the national economy stumbles toward the holiday season and city job openings are slamming shut, more than a dozen Metro Council members are attending a four-day conference in Florida at a cost to taxpayers of more than...

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After-hours clubs could lose alcohol rights

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12-Nov-2008 3 related
        

By Michael Cass • THE TENNESSEAN • November 12, 2008 Nashville's after-hours clubs, where patrons can bring their own alcoholic beverages after bars stop serving them, soon could lose their reason to exist. Alcohol would no...

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'Green Street' program helps soak up storm runoff naturally

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12-Nov-2008 2 related
        

Metro Nashville would be able to use "green infrastructure" like planters and tree boxes on the public right of way to help manage its extensive storm-water problems under legislation introduced Tuesday.

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Council to look at "Green Streets" to manage stormwater

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11-Nov-2008 1 related
        

By MICHAEL CASS • Staff Writer • November 11, 2008 Metro Nashville would manage stormwater with "green infrastructure" such as planters and tree boxes on public right of way under Metro Council legislation that will be...

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Dean appoints marketing fund committee

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11-Nov-2008 1 related
        

By MICHAEL CASS • Staff Writer • November 11, 2008 Mayor Karl Dean has appointed a six-person committee to oversee a new "event marketing fund" for the city. The fund will use a 50-cent nightly hotel room tax to raise money to...

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Charter activists have challenged authority before

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10-Nov-2008 1 related
        

By Michael Cass • THE TENNESSEAN • November 9, 2008 They like to mix it up, with mixed results. Attorney Jim Roberts has sued Davidson County Election Commission twice. One of Roberts’ associates, former Republican Party...

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