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Copper Kettle Cafe & Catering, the beloved meat-and-three on Granny White, is opening a second store in SoBro. Owners Lana and Jon Robb, who co-founded the restaurant six years ago, are renovating the building that formerly housed Sole Mio.

Oh yeah, Germantown?

Three of the eight finalists in this month's ideablob competition for the best idea are Belmont students offering up social ventures. The winner will receive $10,000 from Avanta to help develop their venture.

Here are Belmont's three finalists (in alphabetical order of the student's name):

This means nothing to you, but it means quite a bit to me.

I discovered blogging, like I’m sure most of you did, quite by accident.  I followed some search results, who the heck knows what the search terms were, and I ended up at a blog called “A Small Victory”.  Its owner was a Long Island native, Michele Catalano, was approximately my age, and quite possibly the most compelling writer I had ever seen. 

Belmont students have two ideas in this month's ideablob.com competition. Both are ventures based on social entrepreneurship business model. As of this morning they hold the top two spots in the voting.

By KATE HOWARD • Staff Writer (Tennessean) • January 29, 2008

Two people associated with The Muse coffeehouse will be charged in connection with the Christmas Eve theft of two laptops from the Davidson County Election Commission.

Randal Logan Cheek, 27, was arrested Monday night on theft charges because he knew the stolen laptops were fenced at his business, Metro police said. A router and one of the hard drives were located at the business on Jan. 17 during a police search,

Enclave reported last night that there has been another arrest in The Case of the Stolen Laptops With All Your Personal Information (if You Vote) on Them, Even Your Social Security Number.