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Hendersonville Lightning

Location

Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 2014

Page

4

Seventh Avenue redevelopment eyed by city and consultants

Bill Moss outlines that UNC consultants Rory Dowling and Will Lambe urged expanding the Seventh Avenue District by 36 properties to boost funding, arguing for big ideas over small fixes. City leaders weigh a 12 cent tax increase to raise about nine thousand six hundred dollars as they push to turn vision into action while maintaining a nonprofit advisory body.

Ano Seventh Avenue UNC School of Government Rory Dowling Development Finance Initiative Chapel Hill Will Lambe Seventh Advisory Committee John Conner Carson Calton City Tire Conner Hendersonville

Remembering Stu Kinney, a Faribault teacher and mentor

The author recalls Stuart Kinney, an Amherst-educated English teacher from Faribault, Minnesota, praising his intellect, patient instruction, and influence. The piece likens Kinney to Thoreau and links the writer’s nostalgia to a friend preparing for fatherhood, who seeks solitude in the mountains for reflection.

Stuart Kinney Symphony Henry David Thoreau Walden Pond Mr. Kinney Thoreau Walden Princess I Stu Amherst Faribault Minnesota Chapel

Paving Budget Sets Tarheel Bid as Summer Work

The town approves a 118000 paving budget for Hebron Road resurfacing, well below Tarheel Paving’s 200000 low bid. The council also funds J M Teague Engineering to inspect Laurel Park signs for FHA compliance and allocates mulch for Laurel Green Park. Officer Andrew Griffin is praised for April Ivy Terrace fire response.

Hebron Road Laurel Park Highway Melnikova J.M. Teague Laurel Park Federal Highway Administration FHA Laurel Green Park Andrew Griffin Hendersonville Ivy Terrace Griffin Bobbie Trotter

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