P.A.W.S. PET OF THE WEEK FOR APRIL 27, 2008 - 04/30/08 01:58 PM
 
COPPER
Animal: Dog Breed: Beagle[Mix] Sex: Male Age: Adult Size: Medium ID: A036925 This weeks PAWS PET OF THE WEEK is Cooper.  He is a Beagle Mix (adult) male medium sized and has been fixed.  He is available for adoption at the Rutherford County PAWS animal Shelter.  His ID # is A036925.  If you are interested in adoption the shelter can be reached at 615.898-7740.
From: Rutherford County P.A.W.S.
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Special Census Numbers...Where are ALL the People? - 04/30/08 01:51 PM
According to The Daily News Journal, " Months into their third special census this decade, Murfreesboro and La Vergne each have heard from less people than they did five years ago.
La Vergne set a goal of 27,000, while Murfreesboro expected to hear from close to 100,000 residents. By Monday evening, La Vergne had 21,500 responses and Murfreesboro had 75,695, compared to the 2003 counts of 23,863 and 78,083, respectively.
"Many people just aren't answering the door or are otherwise avoiding the census workers. Many feel it's an intrusion on their privacy and just refuse," said La Vergne spokeswoman Angie Mayes, adding … (0 comments)

Industrial Development Board accepts Bible Park Financing Plans - 04/30/08 01:46 PM
According to todays Daily News Journal, "The Rutherford County Industrial Development Board accepted a non-binding memorandum of understanding this morning between the county and the Bible Park developer for the financing of the proposed theme park.
Under the memorandum, property tax from the park and a 5 percent privilege tax on sales made inside the park would go to pay down bonds for the development.
The plan doesn't allow for the developers to receive any tax revenue generated outside the park as the developer had originally proposed. All sales tax revenue, including from the park, would go to the county.The plan would … (0 comments)

Former Mayor Joe B. Jackson dedicated lifetime to Murfreesboro - 04/23/08 01:09 PM
According to The Daily News Journal, "Longtime friends remembered former Murfreesboro Mayor Joe B. Jackson, 87, who died Tuesday afternoon at Middle Tennessee Medical Center, as a dedicated personal friend and as a friend to the city. "He is one of the best friends I ever had," said Willard Peery, fighting back the emotion as he spoke. Peery said he visited Jackson at the hospital, where the former mayor's health had been declining for the past two or three days.I guess we first met when we moved to Murfreesboro at St. Mark's United Methodist Church," said Peery. "He was in the … (1 comments)

Average Home Buyer Can Not Afford a Home - 04/22/08 04:34 PM
According to a recent article by bankrate.com, the average home buyer still can't afford a home within their means.  I really enjoyed the article and wanted to share it with all of you.
One of the worst things about today's real estate market is that there doesn't seem to be any silver lining in that big black cloud.
Normally, you'd think dramatically falling prices would make homeownership possible for more moderate-income families.
But even with homes more affordable, the median price in many markets is still out of reach for a median-income family, according to "Paycheck to Paycheck: Wages and the Cost … (1 comments)

GO GREEN REALTORS (Part 2) - 04/22/08 04:30 PM
There's no question that REALTORS are tech-heavy users and are especially dependent on printers and supplies. That means they can produce a lot of waste that can be bad for the environment.
2. Conserve energy
Turn off your computer when you know you won't use it for an extended period of time.
Turn on power management features during shorter periods of inactivity. Power management allows monitors and computers to enter low-power states when sitting idle. By simply hitting the keyboard or moving the mouse, the computer or monitors awakens from its low-power sleep mode in seconds. Power management tactics can save energy and help protect … (0 comments)

GO GREEN REALTORS (Part 1) - 04/22/08 04:22 PM
There's no question that REALTORS are tech-heavy users and are especially dependent on printers and supplies. That means they can produce a lot of waste that can be bad for the environment.
1. Recycle
print cartridges - Between printing marketing materials in volume and contracts galore, REALTORS can really use up their print cartridges. Don't toss them in the trash! HP makes it easy (and free) to be good to the environment. Use postage-paid, pre-addressed labels or envelopes to return your printer cartridges so that HP can recycle and dispose of the parts responsibly.  Go to http://www.hewlettpackard.com/ and find out more.
old hardware - Computers … (2 comments)

Environmental mind-set vital to our FUTURE - 04/22/08 01:32 PM
"As Earth Day arrives today, Rutherford County needs a reminder that we have many environmental situations to deal with on a daily basis. They can't be put off for another generation or they will only be compounded.
As home to the state's largest landfill, Middle Point, in Walter Hill just north of Murfreesboro, as well as the county's old landfill one hill over, Rutherford County must maintain a close watch over its water supply, Stones River East Fork, which meanders nearby toward Percy Priest Lake.
Monitoring the river's quality is up to Allied Waste, which owns the landfill, and the state Department … (0 comments)

Bible Park tax plan doubtful for May 2008 - 04/22/08 01:17 PM
According to www.dnj.com, "Developers may have missed their chance to have the entire Bible Park USA project considered by the Rutherford County Commission in May.
Developers of the $175 million to $200 million Bible theme park had said they hoped the County Commission would approve the financing package at its May 15 meeting, when the commission is set to consider the zoning for the 282 acres in the Blackman community.
Rutherford County Mayor Ernest Burgess, who met with park developer Armon Bar-Tur Monday, said he anticipated a complete proposal for the public funding portion of the Bible Park USA project would be … (0 comments)

Rutherford County P.A.W.S. Pet of the Week; April 20, 2008 - 04/22/08 01:01 PM

ID#A036179 I am a female, black Pit Bull Terrier mix. The shelter thinks I am about 5 months old. I have been at the shelter since Apr 14, 2008. I am a lost stray, unclaimed after 3 days. I have NOT been spayed, so I will have to see a Vet before I go home with you. They will make all the arrangements for that at the front desk when you get here, and then you can pick me up at the Vet's office when the surgery is done. My adoption fee is only $80 w/ approved application, and that includes … (0 comments)

Rutherford Co. Real Estate Statistics as of April 8, 2008 - 04/20/08 10:15 PM
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TENNESSEE TAX FREE WEEKEND STARTS FRIDAY, APRIL 25-27, 2008 - 04/20/08 11:15 AM
Wendy Haney and Cody Sullens already know what they are going to buy during next weekend's sales tax holiday - a Dell desktop computer.
The couple will purchase their new computer at Wal-Mart, where they are employees. They are looking forward to saving even more money with their 10 percent employee discount.
Haney and Sullens will join the ranks of other Tennesseans who will head shopping during the state's tax-free holiday that begins at 12:01 a.m. Friday and ends at 11:59 p.m. Sunday.
The holiday will lift Rutherford County's 9.75 percent sales tax from clothing priced at $100 or less, school and … (0 comments)

Rutherford County Commission mixed on Bible Park - 04/20/08 11:09 AM
Less than a month before developers of Bible Park USA hope to have the project approved by the Rutherford County Commission, many commissioners say they still don't know enough about the development.
Developers of the $175 million to $200 million Bible theme park have said they hope the County Commission will approve the financing package and rezoning request at its May 15 meeting.
The county is still waiting on a formal proposal from the developers as to how much of a tax break the developers will be asking for and what the details of that deal would be.
The park, which developers … (0 comments)

8 REASONS WHY FSBO NEED YOUR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - 04/18/08 10:15 AM
Have you ever gotten the objection, "Why should I use a Realtor rather than sell my house myself," from a FSBO?  If so, here are some great reasons why EVERY FSBO should be using a Realtor. 
1. You can sell their house for more money.According to the 2003 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, the typical FSBO home sold for $145,000, compared to $175,000 for a salesperson-assisted home. This means that even if FSBOs pay you a 6-percent commission, they will realize $164,500. 2. You understand how to complete the many contracts, forms and disclosure statements required in a … (2 comments)

Why Clients Won’t Move Forward and How I Respond!!!! - 04/18/08 09:01 AM
As many of us know all too well, what buyers and sellers tell you may not be the real story. It's up to you to uncover the truth about a client's ambivalence. A savvy Realtor can infer a lot from the stated objection and determine how to proceed effectively.  I recently read an article in which Dennis Caracciolo of RE/MAX Accord in Danville, Calif. gave great ideas on why clients won't move forward in the home buying/selling process.  Here's his outline for responding to common client objections:1. NO MONEY. Buyer: $555,000 for this? I won't and can't pay that much!(Money may or … (3 comments)

WHAT ARE THE SIGNS THAT THE HOUSING MARKET MAY BE PICKING UP - 04/18/08 08:54 AM
According the the NAR there's one sign that your market is improving that you can't miss, and that's when your phone rings with new customers ready to buy or sell. But there are other indicators - not including the familiar days-on-market, new listings per month, and new contract activity - you'll want to monitor to see if a sales turnaround is imminent.
Here are a few signs that NAR suggest that the housing market may be picking up in your area:Fewer Builder Concessions Look for new-home builders in your area, as a sign of new confidence, to curtail their offerings of … (0 comments)

New Era for MTMC as ground breaking takes place on NEW Hospital - 04/17/08 02:56 PM
Nearly 400 people gathered Wednesday afternoon on Medical Center Parkway in Murfreesboro to celebrate a long-awaited birth.
It was an ideal day to be born - the sun beamed, a cool breeze blew, fireworks were released and a jazz trio played smooth tunes.
They were commemorating the birth of a new hospital - Middle Tennessee Medical Center.
Hospital officials broke ground on the new $278 million, 560,000-square-foot facility, which is expected to be completed by August 2010.
"Actually, if you think about it, today probably is very similar to a birth," said Murfreesboro Mayor Tommy Bragg. "Today we recognize that we are … (0 comments)

Campbell, Duggin join school board; McCarthy out - 04/16/08 07:49 AM
Voters changed the makeup of the Murfreesboro City School Board Tuesday by electing two new leaders, Butch Campbell and Nancy Youree Duggin.
Campbell, who won the most votes, and Duggin, who was runner-up, joined incumbents Nancy Phillips and Susan Andrews in winning four-year terms on the seven-member school board.
Incumbent Patrick McCarthy, however, came in seventh out of 10 candidates listed on the ballot with 1,067 votes (7 percent).
The winners will be sworn in to begin service at the May 27 meeting. Each board member earns $200 per month when they attend any number of meetings.
"It's something I wanted to … (0 comments)

Incumbents retain Council Seats - 04/16/08 07:46 AM
It was another victory for the three incumbents in Tuesday's Murfreesboro City Council election, though one challenger made things close.
Vice Mayor Chris Bratcher, Toby Gilley and Ron Washington defeated challengers Dave Beardsley, Eddie Smotherman and Jeff Weems to retain their seats on the council for another four years.
"I like to think that people trust us," said Washington, who led all vote-getters. "If they don't trust us, we have a problem."
The 49-year-old district manager at Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corp. said he hoped to continue the successes of the council in the coming term. Washington received 2,469 votes or 20 … (0 comments)

Last minute TAX FILING INFORMATION.... - 04/15/08 09:17 PM
The only post office in middle Tennessee that will be open late today is the Main Post Office in Nashville at 525 Royal Parkway. The office will close at midnight Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.All post offices in Rutherford County will close at their regular times.Beth Barnett, spokeswoman for the Tennessee district of the U.S. Postal Service, said last minute fliers should make sure they have the proper postage on their returns and check the posted collection time to ensure their returns are postmarked April 15.Fliers should make sure they have the proper IRS address … (0 comments)

Low VOTER Turnout so far in Murfreesboro City elections - 04/15/08 09:07 PM
Turnout at the polls appears to be slow in Murfreesboro today.City voters have the opportunity to choose three members of the city council and four city school board members."The general consensus is it's very slow," said Hooper Penuel, administrator of elections just before noon Tuesday. "But that could pick up later in the afternoon."As of noon today, 687 voters had cast votes today, Penuel said.
No major problems were reported at any of the polls, which opened at 7 a.m. Penuel said 4,819 city voters who normally vote at a county precinct were notified in advance of the today's election which … (0 comments)

Rutherford Co. Planners DENY Bible Park Plans - 04/15/08 09:04 PM
The Rutherford County Planning Commission voted 8-7 to deny a rezoning request to allow the development of Bible Park USA.
Steve Sandlin, Robert Stroop, Bob Farris, Will Jordan, Lou Ann Zelenik, Rhonda Allen, Craig Lynch and Steven Barnes voted to deny the zoning.
Richie Bolin, Mike Vaught, Gary Farley, Jeff Phillips, Allen Swader, Mike Kusch and Talmadge Gilley voted in favor of the zoning for the development.
Phillips said he voted for the zoning because the developer had adequately addressed all the land use issues with the development.
Sandlin, who is a Rutherford County commissioner representing Blackman, said he voted against the … (0 comments)

Meeting about Bible Park Tonight - 04/14/08 11:54 AM
A public hearing and vote on the proposed Bible Park USA in the Blackman community will be held tonight.
The Rutherford County Regional Planning Commission will consider the rezoning request for 282 acres to allow the $175 million to $200 million park at 5 p.m. at the County Courthouse.
The public hearing will be held after other business on the commission's agenda.
The county's Future Development Committee passed the zoning on to the Planning Commission without a positive or negative recommendation two weeks ago.
The Rutherford County Commission, which has the final say on the issue, is set to consider the issue … (0 comments)

HOW TO GET MORE EXPOSURE FOR YOUR LISITINGS ONLINE!!!! - 04/12/08 12:24 PM
With so many places buyers can turn online for property information, you could spend your day uploading listings wherever they might look. Or you could entrust that responsibility to an RSS service. Post the information once and then you can get back to selling real estate. RSS handles the rest. Think of how your MLS makes listing info available through Real estate pro.com. RSS provides the same service.Here's how you can maximize exposure in minimal time.1. Start with vendors. Your virtual tour or Web site or your MLS provider may already be syndicating your listings. If so, discuss the details with … (4 comments)

UPCOMING EVENTS NEAR AND AROUND MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE (APRIL 2008) - 04/12/08 12:17 PM
March 15-April 16, 2008: Hoofbeats in the Heartland: The Tennessee State Museum's Traveling Exhibit about civil war cavalry in Tennessee will be at the Oaklands Historic House Museum in Murfreesboro from March 15 until April 16. The traveling exhibit explores the impact of mounted warfare on the state through the use of graphics, maps, photographs and original reproduction artifacts. Contact: Oaklands Historic House Museum, (615)893-0022
April 4-6, 11-13, 2008: Agatha Christie's Mousetrap will play at the Lamplighter's Theatre from April 4 to 6 and April 11-13. This mystery show opened on London's West End November 25, 1952. It's still running over 50 … (0 comments)

LEARN ABOUT WHERE YOU LIVE; MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE. (PART 1) - 04/12/08 12:09 PM
Murfreesboro is a city in Rutherford County, Tennessee, United States. According to the 2007 census estimate the city had a total population of 92,559. It is the county seat of Rutherford County. The center of population of Tennessee is located in Murfreesboro.[2]
Although Murfreesboro is sometimes considered a suburb or exurb of Nashville, Tennessee, it is far enough away [about 35 mi (56 km)] and has a large enough population to maintain a separate identity from its larger neighbor. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the country, with a population growth from 46,000 to 69,000 between 1990 and … (0 comments)

DID YOU KNOW THAT MURFREESBORO HAD A DOG PARK??? - 04/12/08 12:06 PM
The Murfreesboro Bark Park is the perfect place for any dog owner to take their dog out to play and socialize with other dogs.  Simply follow the rules and regulations and etiquette guidelines and your dog will enjoy all the benefits that the Murfreesboro Bark Park has to offer.
All dogs, large and small, need room to run and access to other dogs to socialize with.  The Bark Park is a large enclosed area for dogs to to run and play and even toys are provided for the dogs to play with.  The Bark Park is also a great tool to … (0 comments)

P.A.W.S. PET OF THE WEEK - 04/12/08 12:00 PM

ROSCOE - ID#A035891 My name is ROSCOE. I am a male, black and tan Rottweiler. The shelter thinks I am about 5 years old. I have been at the shelter since Apr 10, 2008. I was surrendered to the shelter by my owners, and I am up for adoption. I need a new home ... soon. I have NOT been neutered, so I will have to see a Vet before I go home with you. They will make all the arrangements for that at the front desk when you get here, and then you can pick me up at the Vet's … (0 comments)

Bible Park USA (Update).... - 04/08/08 04:43 PM
Destination Rutherford, an economic development initiative for Rutherford County, announced today it endorses the proposed Bible Park USA project currently being considered by the Rutherford County Commission and several of its committees.
According to Bill Jones, chairman of Destination Rutherford, the project meets many of the objectives of Destination Rutherford.
He noted the importance of business development and attraction, tourism, job creation and the diversification of the local economy to Rutherford County and its economic base. "We endorse the continued informational processes currently underway through the Commission and its committees and encourage the County Commission to vote in favor of the economic … (0 comments)

Bible Park Should Be Clearly Defined....... - 04/08/08 04:32 PM
Two public hearings and two votes into the Bible Park USA deal, and the picture is about as clear as the Book of Revelation.
The county's Industrial Development Board passed a resolution giving the Rutherford County Commission the opportunity to set up an economic impact zone in the Blackman community under which property taxes could be garnished to pay back bonds used to build the park. But it made no recommendation to the commission on the proposal to forgo $27.9 million in property taxes in increased property and sales taxes from the Bible Park and other businesses that would pop up … (0 comments)

Budgeting and Money Management Tips for Rookies Like ME!!!! - 04/08/08 04:16 PM
Being a new Realtor brings with it a lot of new challenges in my professional/business life.  I can still remember my old job where I just had to show up and I would get a paycheck every other week.  All my taxes were taken out for me and what I had left was what I could keep for savings, pay bills, and spend on myself.  But now, I'm in real estate sales - and getting paid is an imprecise concept with no guarantees. There are no regular paychecks, tax withholdings, or automatic retirement savings. Yet, no one told me when I … (8 comments)

Listing Presentation; Are You a Winner or Loser? (Part 4) - 04/08/08 03:48 PM
This is Part 4 on a series of post about how to present a GREAT listing presentation.
4. Believing that one size fits all.With today's technology, real estate professionals have never had it so good when it comes to presentations. Unfortunately, many real estate professionals tend to develop one stand-alone presentation that they use for all of their appointments. In reality, one size does not fit all. Prospective sellers, types of properties, and other factors determine what type of presentation you should give and what information should be contained in the presentations. For example, a buyer's presentation for "first-time" homebuyers will need to … (2 comments)

Bible Park would BOOST Rutherford Co. Tourism - 04/07/08 01:14 PM
A lot of attention in the past weeks and months in Rutherford County has been focused on the proposed Bible Park USA. There are valid questions from many perspectives about the project, as there are with any large-scale development. From a tourism standpoint, the Bible Park would mean a huge boost to our economy.
The goal of the Convention and Visitors Bureau is to bring more visitors into the county. Tourism is one of the largest industries in Tennessee. Employing 381,400 individuals and generating $13.4 billion in revenues in 2006, tourism indeed has become one of Tennessee's most important "cash crops."
What … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Tim Roediger..... - 04/03/08 08:04 AM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Board election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among  the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Tim Roediger
Address: 1179 Ithaca St., Murfreesboro, TN 37130 … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Nancy Phillips..... - 04/03/08 08:02 AM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Board election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among  the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Nancy Phillips
Family: Husband Mark; two children, including one … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Patrick McCarthy..... - 04/03/08 07:55 AM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Board election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among  the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Patrick McCarthy
Address: 1714 Waterford Road, Murfreesboro TN 37129 … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Andrew Jacks..... - 04/03/08 07:53 AM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Board election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among  the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Andrew Jacks
Address: 302 N. Church St., Apt. No. … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Claudia L. Hunter..... - 04/02/08 04:15 PM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Board election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among  the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Claudia L. Hunter
Address: 1935 Scarlett Drive, Murfreesboro, TN … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Nancy Youree Duggin..... - 04/02/08 04:00 PM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Borad election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Nancy Youree Duggin
Address: 1627 Glenhaven Drive, Murfreesboro, 37130 … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Butch Campbell..... - 04/02/08 03:57 PM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Borad election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name:  Butch Campbell
Address:1639 Kensington Drive, Murfreesboro, TN 37130
Phone:615-896-1951 … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Kathy Burriss..... - 04/02/08 03:54 PM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Borad election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an in depth look at each candidate:
Name: Kathy Burriss
Address: 1911 Nightwalks Court, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 … (0 comments)

Meet Murfreesboro City School Board of Education Candidate Susan Andrews..... - 04/02/08 03:45 PM
A recent article in Rutherford A.M. gave the citizens of Rutherford Co. an inside look at the candidates for the Murfreesboro City School Borad election that will take place on April 15, the candidates also have shared their views at two forums and other appearances on multiple educational issues.
Among the issues they've talked about include socioeconomic balance vs. neighborhood schools and public participation at board meetings vs. policies requiring personal issues to be dealt with by educators outside the public events.
Now it is time to take an indept look at each candidate:
Name:Susan Andrews
Address:910 Hazelwood St., Murfreesboro, TN 37130
Phone:615-896-9323
Education:AttendedPercy Priest … (0 comments)

Listing Presentation; Are You a Winner or Loser? (Part 3) - 04/02/08 11:21 AM
This is Part 3 on a series of post about how to present a GREAT listing presentation.
2. Not using quality presentation materials.Put yourself to the test: Think of your presentation as a major report you must turn in for a class. Tell yourself that this report will count for the biggest part of your grade during the class semester.
When you take this type of attitude to proof, study, prepare, and finalize your presentation materials, you'll be on your way to a winning presentation every time. Fortunately today, many good resources are available through local MLS systems, software vendors, and the … (3 comments)

 
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