Country Homes Garden Club Success

Last week the community enjoyed the beautiful and fine taste of the women of Country Homes Garden Club. Upon entering the flower show one was graced with the presence of beauty and welcomed warmly by the members. Tove', Kathy & Marie were three beams of light that sparkled and shared laughter. Treats galore in the form of refreshments, summertime beverages and friends made this event another success for the Whites Creek community.

Developed With Joy!

A child-like man is not a man whose development has been arrested; on the contrary, he is a man who has given himself a chance of continuing to develop long after most adults have muffled themselves in the cocoon of middle-aged habit and convention.

                                                                                          _Aldous Huxley

Country Homes Garden Club & Upcoming Events

COUNTRY HOMES GARDEN CLUB

A FIESTA OF FLOWERS

A Standard Flower Show

July 17th 2:00 to 4:00 P.M.    Free Admission

7148 Old Hickory Blvd. Whites Creek, Tn 37189

   

METRO POLICE OFFICER'S COFFEE CHAT

Commander Graves and I will be at the McDonalds on Rosa Parks Blvd. at 11:00 am to sit and chat with our citizens. It’s ‘Coffee with a Cop’ and we’re going to share a cup o’ Joe with folks and talk about anything they’d like to talk about. So, if you’re not too busy and would like to come talk about, well, just about anything, grab a cup and come sit with us. Next week, July 23^rd, Commander Graves will be at the McDonalds on Brick Church Pike at the same time (11:00).

Sgt. Mitch Kornberg

Metropolitan Nashville Police Dept.

North Pct./William D. Bodenhamer Bldg.

2231 26th Ave. North

Nashville, TN 37208

862-4420 Office

862-4413 Fax

mitchell.kornberg@nashville.gov

WELLINGTON COURT GARDEN PARTY

July 28th 6:00 to 8:30 pm

  

Councilman Walter Hunt's Neighborhood Crimestoppers Meeting

The community came out in record numbers on July 13th to the Fontanel Studio Gallery where Marc Oswald granted councilman Walt Hunt and Metro Commanders and officers the opportunity to address community concerns. The WCRC held a similar event in September of 2009 with then community WCRC Historical Lead Jim Graves and Mrs. Wright where crime prevention tips and action oriented plans were put in place. Many of the tips were basic and still very important for a viable and safe neighborhood.

Get involved with a Neighborhood Watch group

Never open your door to a stranger or solicitor

Be aware of your surroundings and get to know your neighbors

Stop, Look and Listen to what's going on in the area

Secure doors, windows & do not leave "hidden key" outside

Install an alarm system

Turn on porch light and  install lights in dark areas

Notify police of suspicious activity by calling 862-8600