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Two communities come together to express love and support
Young and old gathered together for a prayer and candlelight vigil outside Heritage Elementary School in Thompson's Station on January 1, 2012 for Cameron O'Reilly, 10, a fifth-grader at the school, and Thompson’s Station resident Mark Ahlberg, 50, that were killed in a freak automobile accident in Spring Hill on December 29, 2011. (Photo from Vanderbilt Lifeflight 1/1/12) The following note was written by Rev. Mack Strange, minister at Trinity Church (Spring Hill Campus of Brentwood United Methodist Church) to express his thoughts on the recent tragedy and how the Spring Hill/Thompson’s Station communities responded. January 2, 2012 “Last night, [...]
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In a sit-down meeting with Mayor Michael Dinwiddie, accomplishments and one big failure in 2011 were discussed. Mayor Dinwiddie indicated that he was very optimistic [...]
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- Williamson County Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce registration for adult flag football leagues at the Indoor Arena at Crockett Park, 1485 Volunteer Pkwy. in Brentwood and the Robert A. Ring Indoor Arena, 1878 Downs Blvd. in Franklin. Register before February 20 for either the pro league or recreational league. The team fee is $425. For more information about registration for adult flag football leagues, contact Hunter Eubanks at (615) 377-6530 or HunterE@williamson-tn.org.
- The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce open registration for the Spring NFL Youth Flag Football program at the Robert A. Ring Indoor Soccer Arena, 1878 Downs Blvd. in Franklin. Registration ends February 24. Offered through a partnership with the National Football League, the non-contact indoor league is for boys and girls ages 7-12. The league will have two age divisions: 7-9 and 10-12. Age is as of September 30, 2011, and a copy of a birth certificate must be provided. A mandatory draft will take place on Monday, March 5. Practices will begin March 10, and games are scheduled for April 9-May 15. A participation trophy will be awarded to all. Space is limited in the league, and the registration fee is $80 per player. For more information about youth flag football, contact Hunter Eubanks at (615) 377-6530, or HunterE@williamson-tn.org.
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