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⏳Tonight’s fundraising deadline is critically ⏳Tonight’s fundraising deadline is critically important as it gives me the best chance, early in the campaign, to show the strength of our incredible community & network of supporters. Thank you to everyone who has supported my campaign thus far & is considering doing so now. We can achieve our highest aspirations for each other and for our city when we work together! 🥰
💔📫💌❤️Community members and Green Hill 💔📫💌❤️Community members and Green Hills area florists, including @flowermarttn & @accentflowersbrentwood as well @harpeth_hall sixth graders are creating mailbox bows to show love and support to the #covenantschool community. (UPDATE: ordering information in third image has been paused as thousands of orders have come in & the girls need to catch up and get some assistance, stay tuned for them to partner with helpers and potentially resume soon OR stop in or call a participating or your favorite florist.) ❤️🖤
🕯️Please join me and my fellow Metro Council 🕯️Please join me and my fellow Metro Council members, the Mayor’s Office, and a diversity of clergy and elected leaders and musical guests, including Sheryl Crow, Margo Price, and Ketch Secor downtown this afternoon/evening to mourn and honor the lives of the victims and lift up the survivors and families of the Covenant School. There will be two free parking options from 5:00 to 8:30 PM. No validation is needed for the garage under the Metro Courthouse/City Hall & I have linked to the QR Code for the validation for the private “Public Square Garage” in the comments of my Facebook post. I would strongly encourage Green Hills area residents to take the @wegotransit #7 bus on Hillsboro Pike to downtown or the #3 on Harding/West End. There is a nice new transit facility in front of Hillsboro High School and across from the Mall at Green Hills. WeGo Central Station where all lines end & begin is just one block from the Public Square.
Yesterday was my son’s birthday. Yesterday I wen Yesterday was my son’s birthday. Yesterday I went to the Woodmont Baptist reunification site to be of service to Covenant School families. Yesterday I listened as #Nashville police thoughtfully planned how to tell parents that their children were dead. Yesterday I heard a mother wail when she was told. Yesterday I was tearful many times over. Today and tomorrow let us not be quiet. Let us not become inured to gun violence, again. Let ALL of us (left, right, center) vote like our children’s lives depend on it. We must keep speaking up and demanding policy change. NO ONE needs an assault rifle, for example. To learn more about productive advocacy: @momsdemand @marchforourlives @giffordscourage “If not us, then who. If not now, then when.”
Follow along with me as I finish my term as a #Met Follow along with me as I finish my term as a #MetroCouncilNash member and campaign to serve as Nashville’s next vice mayor.
It’s been a while over here on Instagram. I’ve It’s been a while over here on Instagram. I’ve been planting trees and working on infrastructure policies as always, but I have some big news: I am running to serve as Nashville’s next vice mayor! I hope you’ll join me at my campaign kick-off and 50th birthday celebration on March 26! RSVP link in bio.
🗣Calling all Julia Green families—current & a 🗣Calling all Julia Green families—current & alumni! Come plant trees with me on APRIL 10! This is a family-friendly planting. Be a part of restoring our tree canopy & keeping Julia Green green for decades to come! 🌳 #district34nash #plantatree #earthmonth 🌿🌎 Link to register in bio or go online to @nashvilletree or @honashville websites today! Feel free to call me with questions. Thank you! 💚
The always beautiful 5.8 loop at #WarnerParks in # The always beautiful 5.8 loop at #WarnerParks in #district34nash was replete with wet-weather rivulets and #waterfalls today.
Sunset from our front-yard swing. February newslet Sunset from our front-yard swing. February newsletter just landed. Check your inbox or find it on Facebook or Twitter. News you can use. Link in profile to subscribe. #district34nash
Winter walk. #sleddingfun #neighborhoods #nashvill Winter walk. #sleddingfun #neighborhoods #nashvilleparks #walkablenashville #district34nash
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Councilwoman Angie Henderson

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Councilwoman Angie Henderson
⏳Tonight’s fundraising deadline is critically important as it gives me the best chance, early in the campaign, to show the strength of our incredible community & network of supporters. Thank you to everyone who has supported my campaign thus far & is considering doing so now. We can achieve our highest aspirations for each other and for our city when we work together! 🥰 ... See MoreSee Less

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📌 NEW LOCATION ADDED: West Police Precinct on Charlotte Pike near White Bridge Rd. from noon till 7:00 PM on Monday, April 3. Please make plans to stop by or go online to comment on the proposed maps. Public Hearing at #metrocouncilnash on Tuesday evening.We have updated our redistricting public input schedule for the week of April 3. Feedback on this round of draft maps closes at 11:59 p.m. Monday, April 3. Staff will be at the Metro Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, April 4 to listen to additional community feedback and any direction the Council may provide. Barring any significant changes, Staff anticipates releasing a second draft of maps on Wednesday, April 5. Stay up to date on all things Metro redistricting at: redistrict.nashville.gov ... See MoreSee Less

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