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Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34 shared a post.

2 weeks ago

Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34

School Board District 8 is well served by Gini Pupo-Walker - MNPS School Board Member. I appreciate her leadership, vision, and pragmatism at this difficult time for our city’s schools & families and pledge to work with her and all members of the school board as we move forward representing our mutual constituents and the needs of all the children in Metro Nashville Public Schools. ... See MoreSee Less

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I wrote a reflection on my first 8 months on the board and where we go from here. Thanks to so many of you that have reached out and offered support and encouragement. ❤️❤️https://www.tennessean.com/story/opinion/2019/04/10/shawn-joseph-contract-move-forward/3412019002/
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3 weeks ago

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It’s Transit Month, and my favorite way to travel to this and all downtown festivals is via WeGo Transit! Over the last several years, I’ve organized two Try Transit Days with the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival as the destination. This coming Saturday, I’ll be at the Conference for Neighborhoods, but you can do your own Try Transit Day any day!

I recommend you get the Transit App on your phone (it works all over the USA), which will show you the schedules for the closest route to your home/destination and all buses in real time. For District 34 residents, the closest routes are #5 & #7.

Give transit a try for this fun festival! Find other April transit events here: Transit Now Nashville, and to incorporate transit into your work week commute, follow: Nashville Connector. #busmore #trytransitHey Festival Followers, the 2019 Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival is less than one week away on Saturday April 13! If you're looking to drive, park, save some money, and have a nice little walk in the great weather we're going to have (think positive thoughts!) then have we a deal for you:

$5 Parking is available until 6:30 p.m. in Nissan Stadium Lots E and F ONLY on South 1st Street across from Woodland Street. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer shuttle service this year. The walking distance to the Festival from Lots E and F is 0.4 miles across the Woodland Street Bridge or the Victory Memorial Bridge (James Robertson Parkway).

Please make sure you are parking in Lots E and F. We have no control of pricing in other lots at the stadium.

There are other parking and transportation options all outlined in the Going to the Festival section of our website:

www.nashvillecherryblossomfestival.org/going-to-the-festival.html ... See MoreSee Less

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