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Preventing Maternal Deaths
By Judith TackettMost deaths among pregnant women are preventable. Should Nashville implement a vision zero plan?
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Michael W. ushers in spring with a new apartment after over 15 years selling The Contributor
By Justin WagnerEven as the weather starts to warm, Contributor vendor Michael W. is staying indoors — he’s still working on pulling the essentials together, but for the first time in half a year, he’s got an apartment of his own. You might know him by his various nicknames, like Casper or Santa Claus, or the fact that he’s sold The Contributor on and off since a year after the paper’s inception.
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Contributor Vendors Celebrated for Outstanding Sales and Contributions at The Contributor’s Annual Breakfast
By Will ConnellyIn the early hours of March 7, a tight knit group of supporters including Mayor Freddie O’Connell, former Mayor Megan Barry, Metro Council Member Erin Evans, Judge Robin Kimbrough Hayes and WPLN host Khalil Ekulona honored the hard work and successes of our street newspaper vendors. The annual breakfast was held at Belmont’s Ayers Center, where we recognized the top street newspaper sellers of 2023 and other contributors who submit literary works, art and other content.