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spring hillKnight Stivender.....Loveth the tax man0
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Posted on July 6, 2008 - 2:13pm at Truman's Take
Find more posts like this: Having such wonderful examples of cities with large tax burdens bearing such positive results (aka Memphis, New Orleans, Detroit, etc....), one can easily see how Knight Stivender can be an advocate for the tax and spend mantra. Government, businesses close for celebration of nation’s birthday2
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Posted on July 3, 2008 - 4:32pm at Maury Thinks
Find more posts like this: All Maury County, Columbia, Mt. Pleasant and Spring Hill government offices, including the Maury County Library and Maury County Archives will be closed July 4. All solid waste convenience centers also will be closed for the holiday. Inaugural fireworks show set2
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Posted on July 1, 2008 - 4:30pm at Maury Thinks
Find more posts like this: SPRING HILL — The city’s first ever full-scale fireworks show is scheduled for the night of July 4th at The Crossings of Spring Hill. Though the sale and ignition of fireworks in the city limits is banned, the law will be lifted between noon-11 p.m. Friday to allow residents to celebrate the national holiday, Fire Chief Jim Swindle said. SH raises property taxes2
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Posted on July 1, 2008 - 4:28pm at Maury Thinks
Find more posts like this: SPRING HILL — Residents decried incompetence in city officials before the Board of Mayor and Aldermen resurrected a property tax Monday. The board eliminated the tax in 2005 and has been operating on sales tax and impact fees since then. But to fund its $22-million budget, the city’s Finance Committee said the most prudent solution was to revive the tax. Construction damages road1
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Posted on June 30, 2008 - 1:38pm at Maury Thinks
Find more posts like this: SPRING HILL — City and county officials say they are not taking responsibility for damage done to a road near a middle school construction site in the city. Harpeth River Ride: back from the “dark place”3
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The Ties That Bind4
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Posted on June 17, 2008 - 11:12am at Post Politics
Find more posts like this: Bill Hobbs points out that the scenario that played out in Spring Hill resulting in a property tax hike cannot happen in Nashville: Fire chief: Volunteers a possible solution to dept.’s budget crunch9
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Posted on June 7, 2008 - 4:24am at Maury Thinks
Find more posts like this: SPRING HILL — The city’s fire chief may reinstate the volunteer department to offset the city’s “financial strain,” he said at a meeting Thursday. Issues 101: Deconstructing egos, dress code diversion, etc.5
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Posted on June 4, 2008 - 11:26pm at Maury Thinks
Find more posts like this: I graduated from Central High School in May of 2007 and am now a college student and substitute teacher for Maury County Public Schools. In Memoriam: Air Force Senior Airman Pedro I. Espaillat Jr. and Army Lt. Richard Torres6
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Posted on May 25, 2008 - 8:42am at Hispanic Nashville Notebook
Find more posts like this: Torres: son of Peruvian immigrants, 3.9 GPA at Austin Peay, Purple Heart and Bronze StarEspaillat: came to Maury County from Dominican Republic, honors at Spring Hill HS, enlisted week before 9/11This Memorial Day, the Hispanic Nashville Notebook remembers two Hispanic servicemen who came to Tennessee before their names were added to the lists of the fallen:Army Lt. Richard Torres was the first  |
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