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A Few Questions With Vice Mayor Angie Henderson
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We sit down with Vice Mayor Angie Henderson to learn more about her main priorities to lead the Metro Council for the next four years.
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Q&A with The Predators Foundation
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We sat down with Rebecca King to learn more about the Nashville Predators Foundation and its approach to community giving.
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A Few Questions With Hal Cato
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The Contributor interviewed Cato as part of our A Few Questions With series where we interview local leaders about their experiences in Nashville.
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A Few Questions with Councilmember Jennifer Gamble, District 3
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Jennifer Gamble expressed her deep appreciation and trust that her constituents put in her.
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A Few Questions with The Contributor’s Executive Director
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We talked with Cathy Jennings, the executive director of The Contributor Inc., about our organization’s purpose, structures, and needs.
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A Few Questions with Vanderbilt Homeless Health Services
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Hess has been exploring the possibility to collaborate with Contributor vendors to form a Consumer Advisory Board.
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One Question With Outgoing Metro Councilmembers
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In this issue, we focus on departing advice from outgoing Metro Council members to the new city leadership.
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A Few Questions with Councilmember Robert Swope, District 4
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We interview councilmembers about their district’s most pressing issues.
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A Few Questions with the Mayor’s Office of Community Safety
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The Contributor talked with Mike Lacey, Metro’s deputy director of community safety from the Mayor’s Office of Community Safety as part of a series called A Few Questions With where we interview Metro agencies about their most pressing issues. The Community Safety Office is housed within the Mayor’s Office and has three staff members. Next to Lacey, Ron Johnson serves as the director of community safety and Breanna Tillman as the grants manager. Describe the main purpose of the Office of Community Safety in five sentences. The Office of Community Safety was created in 2021 to help the city to be more responsive to community-based violence, which is violence that happens outside the home.
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A Few Questions with Councilmember Bob Nash, District 27
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The Contributor talked with Nash as part of a series called A Few Questions With where we interview councilmembers about their district’s most pressing issues.