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Wrapping Paper Part Two
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During the holiday months, we turn The Contributor newspaper into Contributor wrapping paper.
Cover Story
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On Feb. 11, students and their parents filled the Cordell Hull Building to denounce a bill attempting to deny education to undocumented immigrant children. On Feb. 5, the daughter of a World War II veteran demonstrated as part of Fifty Capitols, Fifty States, One Day, an effort to fight fascism across the country.
Hoboscopes: March 26, 2025
Mr. Mysterio is not a licensed astrologer, a registered fighter-pilot, or a certified surfer.
The newest Lord of the Rings saga brings Japanese anime to Middle-earth
It’s a movie that feels aimed at Tolkien enthusiasts, but also one that wants to be welcoming to newcomers.
Q&A with Howard Gentry
Howard Gentry has served as the Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk since 2011.
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Wrapping Paper is Back
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During the holiday months, we turn The Contributor newspaper into Contributor wrapping paper.
Features
Low waters and high weirdness in ‘Caddo Lake’
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M. Night Shyamalan is having a moment on the small screen.
Vendor Writing
The Spooky Side of Sleep
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Sleep apnea — I’ve had it since I was a teen or earlier. Why did it take me to age 63 to actually get help? The reason might be my age. Although I had inflamed tonsils as a child, no one thought to look for obstructive sleep apnea. I had frequent nightmares, dreams of falling which jolted me awake, uncontrollable daydreaming, and an inability to respond assertively in stressful social situations.
Column
Column: Learn More About Metro’s Gap Housing Fiasco
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The Office of Homeless Services (OHS) recently revealed to the Metro Council in a public meeting that they have been keeping 70-80 gap housing units open because a specific facility, currently run by The Salvation Army, is set aside for encampment closures.
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Q&A with Jacob Kupin, District 19
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First-term councilmember Jacob Kupin, represents District 19, which covers Nashville’s core, including downtown.