Residents relive Nashville flood nightmare
The following are excerpts – with some editing for clarity – from three of the flood oral history interviews conducted this year by the Nashville Public Library: Scott Potter, Metro Water Services director, Feb.
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Residents relive Nashville flood nightmare
Pulitzer Prize-winner takes Nashville literary award
The Nashville Public Library Foundation announced today that Pulitzer Prize winner and best-selling author John McPhee is the 2011 recipient of the Nashville Public Library Literary Award.
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Pulitzer Prize-winner takes Nashville literary award
Kindle books available for download via Nashville libraries
The Nashville Public Library is joining nearly 11,000 libraries across the country in allowing patrons to check out e-books on their Kindle devices and devices with Kindle applications.
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Kindle books available for download via Nashville libraries
Nashville Public Library gathering 9/11 memories, stories
The Nashville Public Library is gathering Nashvillians’ 9/11 stories and memories to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
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Nashville Public Library gathering 9/11 memories, stories
Share your ‘May Flood’ story with the Nashville Public Library
Where were you during the May 2010 Nashville flood? The Nashville Public Library will be recording stories from the May flood on Friday and Saturday.
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Nashville Public Radio buys Vanderbilt radio station
Vanderbilt University ‘s storied student radio station, WRVU, has been sold to Nashville Public Radio, which will transform it to an all-classical format, broadcasting as Classical 91.1. The $3.35 million sale allows Vanderbilt Student Communications to retain the WRVU name and to switch to an all-online format.
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Nashville Public Radio buys Vanderbilt radio station
‘Antiques Roadshow’ stars sift for treasures in Nashville
‘Antiques Roadshow’ stars sift for treasures in Nashville Comments Appraiser David Bonsey inspects a violin for Kellie Cox and Brent Blasingim as Rafael Eledge looks on during Nashville Public Television’s annual appraisal fair, Saturday at the Nashville Farmers’ Market.
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‘Antiques Roadshow’ stars sift for treasures in Nashville
Old file cabinet yields early 20th-century Nashville in pictures, documents
Tennessean.Com Local News — Mon Jan 31 02:03:00 UTC 2011 Photos of Nashville’s first electric streetcars, fire engines and other documents from the early 20th century sat in a filing cabinet for years but are now on display the Nashville Public Library. about: Nashville Nashville Public Library Nashville Tennessee at: Nashville Public Library
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Old file cabinet yields early 20th-century Nashville in pictures, documents
Metro Schools Launching New Attack Against Bullying
Wsmv.Com – News — Fri Jan 28 02:55:02 UTC 2011 Nashville Public Schools are making changes to the school system’s anti-bullying policies and procedures. about: Bullying Social Issues
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Metro Schools Launching New Attack Against Bullying
Metro-Nashville Schools, Others Closed Thursday
Wtvf Medical News — Wed Jan 12 22:43:00 UTC 2011 Metro-Nashville Public schools will be closed on Thursday, according to an announcement on Wednesday afternoon. about: Nashville Tennessee Weather
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