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| Desperately Seeking the News: Advertising Age by Matt Pulle The day after The Tennessean told us about summertime flurries, the paper didn’t exactly tighten its grip on its web content, running an online story about a Brentwood boutique offering a “40 percent sale on summer dresses, tops, shorts, sandals, handbags, belts and more.” |
| Heads of the Class by Katie Lewis As the Nashville school district struggles with a series of well-publicized failings and a furious racial battle over zoning, more candidates than usual are angling to be elected to its nine-member board. |
| Love-Hate Mail Letters from our readers. |
| Mother Knows Best? by Elizabeth Ulrich When the Scene spoke with Diane Sanders last Thursday, on the morning police arrested her daughter Kelley Cannon for murder, officers had only left her Green Hills home a few hours earlier. |
| Woods: Pedro’s Smoking Gun by Jeff Woods Bullying and secret backroom deals culminating in a ram-it-down-their-throats vote to resegregate schools—that’s the way outraged black leaders are describing last week’s polarizing Metro school board action and the events leading up to it. |
From the Archives
Love-Hate MailLetters from our readers.
(Jul 10, 2008)
The Widow Speaks
by Elizabeth Ulrich
Sounding remarkably measured, Kelley Cannon says that she’s so distraught that she simply cannot function since a housekeeper found the limp body of her husband, attorney Jim Cannon.
(Jul 10, 2008)
Pedro Strikes Back
by Jeff Woods
Six months after his ouster as Metro schools director, Pedro Garcia is lashing out at the education board members who sent him packing.
(Jul 10, 2008)
Love-Hate Mail
Letters from our readers.
(Jul 03, 2008)
Who Killed Jim Cannon?
by Elizabeth Ulrich
Ever since a housekeeper discovered West Nashville attorney James Cannon's dead body stuffed into a closet at his home more than a week ago, relatives and friends have begun pointing the finger at his wife, Kelley.
(Jul 03, 2008)
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