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Field grows in race for mayor Brogdon files to challenge Palazzolo By Jennifer Pignolet pignolet@commercialappeal.com 901-529-2372
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Residents of the Village at Germantown follow along to the lead of instructor Linda Ross during a senior Tai Chi class at the facility. The senior-living center embarks this month on a $22 million health care expansion project. Next spring will bring an additional $8 million independent-living renovation.
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GROWING GAINS Senior-living facility undertakes $30 million expansion, renovation By Jennifer Pignolet pignolet@commercialappeal.com 901-529-2372
Jim Moore is 80 years old and lives in a senior-living facility. But he and his wife recently took their family on a cruise to Alaska. And last year, they went to South America. When he isn’t cruising around the world, he can be found tinkering in the facility’s wood shop, tearing apart his home to build his wife a bigger master bathroom or leading the senior center’s resident
council. “When you’re on independent living here, there’s a lot of life to enjoy,” Moore said. “It’s a known fact that with me living in a unit like this, my life span will be longer and my mind will be more active than if I were to sit at home and age at home by myself or with my wife.” He and his wife moved into the Village at Germantown about eight years ago. Moore said the key was not waiting too long so he could enjoy what the Village has to ofer. But some have to wait longer
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than they would like, as the facility is at capacity and has a waiting list of about 40 people. That will change next year,
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SAFE SELLING Be alert to avoid scams and thefts when overseeing a yard sale. NEWS, 3 The Commercial Appeal © Copyright 2014
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Retired Germantown employee George Brogdon iled a petition Monday to challenge Alderman Mike Palazzolo for mayor in November. Brogdon was the city’s community services division director before he retired July 31. W h o e v e r George wins the elec- Brogdon tion will follow Sharon Goldsworthy, Shelby County’s longest-serving mayor. Goldsworthy announced in January that she would not seek a sixth fouryear term. Brogdon worked for the city for 24 years in the Parks Department and as an assistant city administrator before that role became a division director’s job. Brogdon said considered running for years, and made his decision to retire and enter the race when Goldsworthy announced her retirement. The deadline to ile is noon Aug. 21 for the Nov. 4 election. “I look forward to running,” Brogdon said. “It’s a new experience for me. But serving’s not a new experience.” Brogdon, 58, also worked for the Memphis Parks Commission and the Day Foundation, which provided grants for children and early education initiatives. A Frayser High School and University of Memphis graduate, he is married to Denise Brogdon. They have three sons.
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Town drops shelter project, cites funding shortage By Lela Garlington garlington@commercialappeal.com 901-529-2349
The Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen canceled a construction contract for a humane education building at Animal Services and delayed awarding a contract on the proposed Hinton Park for two weeks. Both actions came during Monday night’s meeting. With no discussion, the board voted unanimously 6-0 to cancel a June 23 contract with Jaycon
Development Corp. for $874,000 for a 2,300-square-foot building designed for day camps, party rentals and regional animal shelter training operations. The town didn’t have enough money for the building after refunding a $500,000 donation. Beverly Babb Elliott gave Animal Services $600,000 in 2012 with a stipulation that $500,000 be used for a fully furnished surgery center and intake kennels. The remaining $100,000 was earmarked to be used at the discretion of Animal Services
When you’re on independent living here, there’s a lot of life to enjoy.”
director Nina Wingield. The surgery portion was cut from the latest redesign plans when the bids came in too high last year. Though no one spoke on the matter at Monday’s meeting, e-mails to the town administrator and mayor were critical. “While I believe in ‘humane education’ initiatives, I fail to see how a facility built to accommodate day camp activities and children’s parties could be considered more desirable or essential to the animal shelter than a surgical care facility,” wrote
Linda Mohns in an Aug. 1 e-mail. After The Commercial Appeal wrote about the issue in July, Alderman Billy Patton also took issue in an e-mail with how town oicials characterized the refund as an oversight. Mayor Stan Joyner said he and the board were at fault for not asking more questions about the humane education building. “While the buck may stop with the board, it must be assumed that the packet given to the BMA members is correct, accurate and complete,” Patton wrote in part.
“Simply calling it an ‘oversight’ is minimalizing the damage done to the reputation of the town, and the board elected to serve. The only ‘learning experience’ that I received from this was not to trust what is in my packet or that the facts presented are totally complete.” In another matter, Town Administrator James Lewellen asked that a proposal to reject the Hinton Park construction bids be removed from the agenda as oicials attempt to work out a new contract within two weeks.
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■ Victim (juvenile) reported being jumped by several other juveniles during a football camp in the 9400 block of Poplar at 6 a.m. ■ Someone took a trailer and riding mower from a business in the 1700 block of Kimbrough at 10:36 a.m. ■ Victim received threatening phone calls from his son in the 2100 block of Windy Oaks at 1:16 p.m. ■ Someone put fuel in their vehicle and left without paying in the 9400 block of Poplar at 5:25 p.m. ■ Someone entered the residence and took several handguns in the 7500 block of Parker Circle at 11:02 p.m.
Jim Moore, Village at Germantown resident
VILLAGE from 1 care expansion project. Next spring will bring an additional $8 million independent-living renovation. Executive director Ron Rukstad said much of the growth is due to an aging population in Germantown but also younger professionals who want their older relatives closer. “Kids and grandkids are here, and their grandparents move here,” he said. Between the new construction and renovation, the capacity of the Village will grow from 300 residents to about 450, Rukstad said. The Village had a ceremonial ground breaking last week, but construction will start later this month. The facility now has 198 independent-living units, of which there are 170 apartments and 28 cottages; 13 assisted-living units; eight special-care units for those with memory loss; and 30 beds for those who require skilled nursing care. The expansion will double the number of assisted-living and memoryassistance units and add 20 skilled nursing beds. In addition to the spa, athletic center, on-site First Tennessee branch and fully stocked bar, the facility has a medical clinic in a partnership with Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare. The hospital system’s CEO, William Kelly, is also the board chairman for the Village at Germantown. Kelly said the partnership allows for a continuance of care throughout the residents’ lives as they age and require more help and nursing needs. During orientation, residents can tour the nearby Methodist hospitals so they will be familiar with them should they need more than the on-site clinic can ofer. Completion of the addition is expected by late spring.
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Germantown’s Tim Jackson (left) stayed ahead of younger competitors like Collierville’s Grant Hirshman (middle) last Friday at Memphis Country Club to win his sixth Tennessee Amateur title.
Getting it done Jackson’s legend grows with 6th title By Zack McMillin zmcmillin@commercialappeal.com 901-300-9225
When yet another tee shot from Tennessee’s greatest amateur golfer lew pure and true down the center of Memphis Country Club’s 18th fairway last Friday, Tim Jackson allowed himself a ist pump. With a cushion of four strokes over a Tennessee Amateur ield heavy with top collegiate players, the 55-year-old Germantown resident had done what he needed to secure his sixth state amateur title and make history as its oldest champion. Ahead of him on the 18th green, Jackson’s longtime friend and rival, 57-year-old Danny Green, was inishing up what he said will be his inal state amateur. After he birdied the inal hole, Green felt the emotions coming and by the time Jackson saw him at the green, the tears were still there. “Man, what are you doing getting emotional?” Jackson said to Green, after he’d inished with a cautious bogey good enough for a three-stroke victory over college freshman Grant Hirshman
of Collierville. “Now you’ve got me all emotional.” Presented with the trophy that now features his name in six of the last 20 slots, Jackson said, “I’m choked up and emotional and don’t know if I can get this out.” He couldn’t. “To do this at 55 years old ... ” he said, and after thanking the club and his parents, Joe and Geneva, Jackson gave up trying. What Friday’s thunder-delayed inal round lacked for in drama and excitement, it made up for in emotion and history and memories. Jackson, a two-time champion of the U.S. Mid-Amateur, bumped Lew Oehmig, as oldest state amateur winner and also matched Oehmig by gaining his 15th state title. It was at Memphis Country Club, back in 1989, that Jackson and Green irst qualiied for a U.S. Amateur. When Green then inished runner-up at the ’89 Amateur to earn a spot in The Masters, Jackson saw the possibilities in amateur golf. Memphis Country Club also was the site of Jackson’s remarkable 2005 Tennessee Amateur, when he birdied his inal ive holes to win by one stroke — over Green, who thought he was about to win the tournament.
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■ Business reported that cash was missing from the deposit in the 2000 block of Exeter at 11:20 a.m. AUG. 6
■ Oicers arrested a juvenile male for taking a cellphone in the 7900 block of CD Smith at 12:30 a.m. AUG. 7
■ Someone took the victim’s license plate of of her vehicle in the 6500 block of Poplar Woods Circle S. at 12:22 p.m. ■ Victim reported that her son threw keys at her vehicle damaging the paint on the door in the 7600 block of Poplar at 2:58 p.m. ■ Victim reported that his father and sister took items from his vehicle in the 2100 block of Windy Oaks Drive at 4:11 p.m.
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from 1 waukee this past weekend. He finished second in the USA Junior Elite Championships (where the cyclists are allowed to draft while the Age Group Championships bike in a time trial format). He lost in the 5K run to Brent Demarest of South Carolina, who will run at the University of Virginia. “My strength is pretty even in all three phases, but he (Demarest) is one of the top runners in the country,” Seth said. “I’ve been working hardest on improving the running this past year.” As his father puts it. “You swim and bike for show … and run for dough.” Seth’s father and three older brothers all competed in triathlons, so this has been his world since birth. He competed in his irst triathlon at age 6. “That’s what we did on weekends,” Seth said, “and I made the Southeast Region team, and made some really good friends along
Green, a Jackson, Tenn., resident, recalled Friday: “I heard he’d made ive birdies and said, ‘He done what?’ ” That made up for 1994, when Green won the state amateur after Jackson bogeyed each of Memphis Country Club’s inal ive holes. He didn’t touch clubs for weeks after that rock-bottom moment, until a friend, Will Sowles, intervened with a golf “exorcism” back at Memphis Country Club resulting in Jackson shooting a 61. Jackson won the U.S. Mid-Amateur the next year, earning his own trip to The Masters — and a roommate in Augusta National’s famous “Crow’s Nest” by the name of Eldrick “Tiger” Woods. “Danny Green and Tim Jackson, for each other, has been the best thing,” Jackson said Friday. “He’s gotten my scalp in his sack and I’ve gotten his scalp in my sack, but probably, I don’t know what we would have accomplished if we hadn’t been so driven to beat each other, in a friendly kind of way.” All along the way on Friday, Jackson’s parents followed on foot. They’ve been along for most of the golf career. “It broke my heart when he quit playing baseball,” Joe said. “But I can tell you, he’s given us a lot of good moments playing golf.”
■ Someone spray painted graiti on a trash dumpster in the 1800 block of W. Poplar Woods at 2:05 p.m. ■ Someone took a set of golf clubs and a television in the 2900 block of Woington Lane at 6:41 p.m. ■ Oicers initiated a traic stop and arrested an adult male for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia at Miller Farms and N. Polar at 11:44 p.m. ■ Two vehicles collided causing no injuries at Wolf River and Dogwood at 6:45 a.m. ■ Two vehicles collided causing no injuries in the 7600 block of Poplar at 7:15 a.m. ■ Two vehicles collided causing no injuries at Goswell and Evershot at 9:15 a.m. ■ Two vehicles collided causing injuries at Poplar and Scruggs at 12:30 p.m. ■ Two vehicles collided causing injuries at Poplar and West at 5:43 p.m.
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After swimming 750-meters and biking 12.4 miles, Rider dismounts from the bike and gets sets to run a 5k.
the way.” Walt said his other sons gave up competition “as they got into high school, and it kind of stopped being cool.” Seth has honed in like a laser. “He loves what he’s doing, loves competing and he stays extremely disciplined (training 3-4 hours a day). He really studies the sport, studies other athletes and the professionals to see what they do. He’s got the mindset for what it takes (to get to higher levels).”
One part of his regimen is working out with clubs that specialize in each of the three sports that make up triathlon. “He swims with the Germantown Gators, bikes with the 901 Cycling team and runs with Breakaway,” Walt said. “Those guys take their sports seriously and that pushes him.” Nanjing, which will draw 3,800 athletes from 204 countries, will be a new experience for Seth, who will start running the longer Olympic-level dis-
Hometown: Germantown Age: 17 School: homeschooled History: Began competing in triathlons at age 6 Amazing August: 2 — uSaT Junior Elite National Championships, West Chester, Ohio (2nd — 55:34) 18 — youth Olympic Games, Nanjing, China (qualiied for yOG by winning Pan american Trials in Monterey, Mexico, May 2 in 54:43) 29 — iTu World Grand Finals, Edmonton, Canada Career highlights: Won the 2013 uSaT National age Group Championship; Ranked No. 1 in 2014 uSaT Junior Elite Men category going into uSaT National Championships; member of 2014 uSaT Junior Elite Relay national championship team Current, past training ailiations: Germantown Gators Swim Team, 901 Cycling Team, Breakaway Running Team, Memphis Thunder Triathlon Club. Family: Father Walt, 62, is renowned runner, triathlete and owner of Rider Performance Cycles. Mother, Mary, is a physical therapist. Three older brothers also competed in triathlons.
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tance courses when he’s 19. “It will be another good chance to watch and learn,” Walt said. Seth is also a rolling advertisement for his father’s business, Rider’s Performance Bikes. “He puts me on great bikes,” Seth said. “All I do is carry the Allen wrench along, igure out where to adjust the seat and I’m set.”
Edmonton will be a chance for father and son to compete at the same race venue though Walt said with a laugh, “I’ll just be an old guy competing against other old guys.” Seth’s mom Mary, will also be on the trip. She’s Seth’s No. 1 fan and a physical therapist. With Seth’s training schedule that can be an added bonus.
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In the News CRIME AWARENESS
Be alert to avoid scams, thefts at yard sales By Erinn Figg
SAFETY TIPS FOR YARD SALES
Special to The Commercial Appeal
In most cases, a yard or garage sale is a win-win situation for everyone involved. The seller gets to clear out some clutter and make a little cash, while shoppers get to enjoy the thrill of a bargain hunt. However, when snagging a great item “for a steal” gets a little too literal, a yard sale can quickly shift from a fun and proitable event to a hard lesson learned. For Lori Reeves-Whited, the chaos at her July yard sale began when two crowded cars pulled up in front of her Cordova home. “There were eight women and a little girl who was about 4 years old. They were very overwhelming,” Reeves-Whited said. “They arrived at 10 a.m., when the sale was at its peak, and immediately began reorganizing things and grouping them into diferent piles.” Meanwhile, the little girl roamed the sale unsupervised, picking up objects, moving them from place to place and generally causing a distraction. When one of the women tried negotiating the price of about $90 worth of items down to $40, Reeves-Whited rejected her ofer. Undaunted, the woman swapped out a few things from a diferent pile of items and started negotiating again. Meanwhile, another woman moved in and added a few of the discarded items back to the original pile. “It seemed so confusing, like a bait-and-switch game,” Reeves-Whited said. “We’d be talking about the price for one group of things, but then someone would take something out of that group, put it in another pile, replace
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Cordova resident Tara Smith, co-chair of Scrapping for a Cure, last weekend supervised the large fundraising yard sale. “You always want to have at least two people who are alert and assisting customers, while a third person serves as a runner — getting things for people, helping with requests or just generally being able to circulate among the crowd,” Smith said.
it with something else and add more things to the irst group. I got so confused by all the maneuvering and I kept getting distracted by the little girl. I ended up selling them the original pile of items, plus other things they had added, for less than half of what I had intended.” “I was so stunned and angry at myself. I thought, ‘What just happened to me?’ ” What had just happened to her was a fairly common “yard sale con” that a more seasoned seller might have recognized instantly. Cordova resident Tara Smith hosts at least one yard sale a year at her home and, as co-chair of the regional cystic ibrosis awareness group Scrapping for a Cure (scrappingforacure.com), also recently supervised a large fundraising yard sale in Memphis to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The sale was successful and went of without
Mike Moskovitz inspects a weed eater during a Scrapping for a Cure yard sale.
a hitch, raising more than $1,300 for the cause, but Smith and her fellow group members were prepared with safety precautions. “I always have at least three people supervising any kind of a yard sale because if someone’s going to run a scam, it’s usually going to be some kind of a distraction tactic,” she said. “You always want to have at least two people who are alert and assisting customers, while a third person serves as a runner — getting things for people, helping with requests or just
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generally being able to circulate among the crowd.” Common requests include an electric outlet to test items with cords, a glass of water and the use of a phone or even the restroom, Smith said — all common tactics that many garage sale con artists unfortunately use to gain unsupervised access to a home or the recesses of a garage. To prepare for these situations, Smith keeps her cellphone handy and an electric outlet on an ex-
Each year, the Countrywood neighborhood in Cordova holds one of the most popular yard sale events in the Memphis area. This year’s sale is Sept. 20 (go to countrywoodsale.com for more information). Following is an excerpt from a list of safety tips that the Countrywood Neighborhood Association distributes to participating residents: ■ It is most important that you do not let anyone into your house. Refer them to the closest portable toilet. Some of these people come into your house to case it so they can come back later and steal your valuables, or they simply grab something while they are in there “using your bathroom.” No matter how bad their kid has to go, don’t let them in, not even the kid (as they are trained to get things from your house as well). ■ Be careful what information you share with individuals. Just through casual conversation, you might accidentally share what time you and your spouse go to work, how long you are gone, what your kids’ names are, etc., with a would-be burglar. ■ Always keep your money on you — in a fanny pack or apron — something that is not easily grabbed and stolen. ■ Try to have a central point that people pass through, as they are less likely to try to steal something if they have to pass right by you. ■ Post signs explaining that you are not responsible for injuries on your property. ■ If your garage sale is in the back, have all the windows and doors in the front of the house closed and locked. If it’s in the front of the house, lock up the back. ■ Throughout the day, run extra money into the house and keep it hidden. If you don’t have time to run in, discreetly stash a wad of bills deep into your pockets. ■ Don’t broadcast how much money you’ve generated throughout the sale.
tension cord at the checkout table, which she never leaves. If she needs to send a runner to the house or the garage to grab additional supplies, she never allows the customer to follow. She also advises yard sale organizers to have directions to the nearest public restrooms handy. And she never leaves her cash box unattended or within easy reach. “As the cashier, I’ll also only keep a limited amount of money on me at a time and I’m cautious not to pull out a lot of money in front of people,” Smith said. “If someone pays for something with a $100 bill, I’ll discreetly hand it to my husband to run it up to the house.” Capt. Mike Grifus of
the Germantown Police Department said he rarely receives calls about yard sale thefts. So few people report that kind of crime because the thefts are petty, the items stolen are used and usually lowpriced. The victims often are ashamed that they have been conned and leave it at that. Griffus advises sellers to keep all doors and windows locked during a sale — especially in the back of the house — and to alert their local police department if they notice anything suspicious. “Most of the time when people commit these crimes, it’s a crime of opportunity where they see the chance and they take it,” he said.
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Say Cheese! In honor of National Golf Month, we asked golfers at Stonebridge Golf Course:
Who is your favorite golfer and what is your dream course? “Phil Mickelson is my favorite golfer. My dream course is Augusta.” JIMMY ROGERS of Cordova
“Rory McIlroy is my favorite golfer right now. Pebble Beach is my dream course.” JEREMY WILKINSON, new head golf professional at Stonebridge Golf Course
“My favorite golfer is Freddy Couples. My dream golf course is Pebble Beach.” VERNON CAMPBELL of Lakeland
“I’d have to say Arnold Palmer and St. Andrews.” JOE WILLIAMS of Cordova
“I like Bubba Watson. He’s left handed like me. My dream course is the Blue Monster.” CD WELLS of Bartlett PHOTOS BY KIM ODOM | SPECIAL TO THE WEEKLY
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2014 GREEN THUMB GARDEN CONTEST Every year, Fix Home and Garden Magazine invites readers to enter photos of their gardens in the Green Thumb Garden Contest. This year, 23 gardeners rose to the challenge. A panel of judges selected Michael and Denise Lachina of Germantown as the winner. The prize? A Lane Venture Lounge Chair valued at $1,692, courtesy of contest sponsor Graham’s Lighting and Outdoor Living; $300 in store credit to Christie Cut Stone; and $200 in store credit to Gurley’s Azalea Garden.
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Over the last seven years, Michael and Denise Lachina have transformed their backyard from a few trees and grass to a natural area filled with azaleas, hostas, hydrangeas, day Lillie’s, knockout roses, mums, palm trees, Japanese maples, ferns, crepe myrtles, ornamental grasses, numerous perennials and gorgeous mixes of colorful annuals, from begonias to winter pansies. The garden has color year round, and a putting green adds a golfer’s delight. A new cobblestone walking path winds through the nature area. A focal point of the garden is the koi pond, with its tiered waterfall that is tranquil and serene.
THE WINNERS
JASON R. TERRELL/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
The backyard garden of Michael and Denise Lachina of Germantown was the grand-prize winner in this year’s Green Thumb Garden Contest.
JASON R. TERRELL/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
People’s Choice winner
KAREN & BOB CANNON Memphis
JASON R. TERRELL/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
This year the public was invited to vote for their favorite garden in the inaugural People’s Choice Award. The winners you chose are Karen and Bob Cannon of East Memphis.
The half-acre corner lot belonging to Karen Cannon and her husband, Bob, has become a winged-one’s paradise, with a birdhouse and butterfly house constantly being “rented.” It makes sense, as the sign on the porch states, “Every Birdie Welcome.” The garden has brick walkways and LED path lights. Many of the plants are “pass alongs” from friends and neighbors, and the garden is decorated with an abundance of yard art, including a horse figure weather vane, a rusty iron dog made from door hinges, and a mermaid fountain that serves as a birdbath for the Cannons’ feathered friends.
2014 GREEN THUMB GARDEN CONTEST FINALISTS
NATHAN BERRY/SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
JASON R. TERRELL/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
JASON R. TERRELL/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
LINDA PITTMAN
SUSAN THOMPSON
JASON LURIE
Lakeland
Germantown
Cordova
Over the last seven years, Linda Pittman has slowly removed most of the grass in her yard and replaced it with garden beds, adding pathways in between. The plants seen in her garden include Japanese maples, hostas, ferns, ligularia, epimediums and any shade loving plants. The atmosphere of the garden is cool, calm and relaxing and a testament to the beauty that can be cultivated in the shadows.
Susan Thompson began preparing her garden while waiting to break ground on a new home. Thompson says she spends “inordinate hours” trying to match oppositely colored plants to create eye-catching vistas. The garden features many hangers on, such as the Concord grapevines stretching across the garden gates, climbing roses, climbing lilac and climbing ivy. A greenhouse on the property holds succulents and cacti, and her hanging baskets include knockout roses, sapphire spire duranta, pansies, airplane plant and, as she says in her entry, “a little of this, a little of that.”
Jason Lurie’s garden has a tropical atmosphere and is full of color and variety. The garden features 20 windmill palm trees, the largest being 25-feet tall. Giant boxwoods anchor most flower beds and color is added with almost 100 varieties of plants including mandevillas, crotons, hibiscus, gardenias, begonias, durante, ferns, angelonia, purple hearts and lantana, just to name a few. Lurie’s goal was to make his garden as close to a resort setting in Florida as possible. “Now if I can only bring in some white sand from Destin,” he said jokingly in his entry.
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Tara Oaks educator Tricia Sepko welcomes second-grader Luci Moorhead back to school.
Barry Grider accompanies his daughter, Vada on her irst day as a ifth-grader at Tara Oaks Elementary.
Tara Oak’s Shannon Marszalek welcomes Camille Shaw back to school.
Tara Oaks kindergartner Ryan Wade heads of to his irst day of school.
WELCOME BACK! Tara Oaks teacher Shannon Marszalek hugs fourthgrader Eli Bouchoc on his irst day of school.
Lane Trobee, a senior at Collierville High, sports a bow tie for the irst day of school.
On Aug. 4, Collierville students returned to the classroom under the newly formed Collierville Municipal School District. Tara Oaks Elementary second-grade student Hailey Strong proudly stands by the Collierville Schools sign that welcomed faculty, students and parents. Jerri Thompson’s ifth-grade class made circle maps with facts about Japan and its lag. The Germantown Elementary students learned the red dot on the lag stands for the sun.
Collierville Elementary kindergartner Cade Rhoades was excited for his irst day of school. Cecily Jordan’s ifth-grade class created Japanese Origami igures during the irst week of class at Germantown Elementary.
Phillip Romagni is of to his irst day as fourthgrader at Tara Oaks Elementary.
It was all smiles for Annsley Schmitt on her irst day as a second-grader at Tara Oaks Elementary.
Tara Hewitt’s irst-grade class learned about the Mexican lag. The Germantown Elementary students learned what the diferent colors of the lag stand for as well as the symbol.
The drum majors for the Houston High band are Ron Nelson and Jessie Lee, both seniors. The drum majors will direct this year’s show, Relections, on the ield during the marching season.
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Lovell loves every minute of catering By Kim Odom Special to The Weekly
Amber Lovell of Collierville is the owner of Charm City Catering & Events located inside Stonebridge Golf Course. She loves every minute of catering, whether it’s for corporate luncheons, banquet dinners, or weddings. “I can’t wait to grow and see where life leads us,” she said. “Before this I worked for a local corporate caterer until I realized that my passion was a bit more detailed. It doesn’t matter if it’s a wedding, a baby shower, or just feeding a group of ladies in an oice, a smiling customer makes my day.” “We are still a young company and will have many more great experiences to come, but we are very grateful for the opportunities we have had already,” adds Lovell. Title; position: Owner and chef Company: Charm City Catering & Events currently located inside
Amber Lovell is the owner of Charm City Catering & Events. KIM ODOM SPECIAL TO THE WEEKLY
Stonebridge Golf Club, 3049 Davies Plantation Road in Lakeland. As a fullservice catering business, Charm City provides for events such as corporate luncheons, banquet dinners, weddings and more. For more information, visit charmcitymemphis.com Hometown: I grew up in Hernando, Miss., I reside in Collierville. First job: My irst job was working in an Antique Store in Hernando called Country Treasures. I loved the mom and pop feel of getting to know every cus-
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MARRIOTT MAKEOVER The Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for the newly remodeled Courtyard by Marriott Memphis-Lenox Park, 3076 Kirby Pkwy. Helping cut the ribbon are Rob Cote, Dana Elliot, Brad Rahinsky, Jay Batra (owner), Joe Reardon, Drew Salapka, Beth Hogberg, Lisa Cline and chamber executive director Janie Day.
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Community SNAPSHOTS Members of Xi Delta Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi International recently enjoyed a beginner’s painting class. Each participant chose one of two lighthouse styles, while under the instruction of member Joyce Fabrie of Collierville. Painters are Judy Gray of Bartlett, Kathy Bennett of Cordova, Joyce and Robin Martin of Lakeland, Linda Garvey of Arlington, Virgie Duncan of Oakland and Pat Jensen of Arlington. Lynda Lacrouts of Cordova also attended.
The FedEx Pilots Wives recently presented Caron Byrd with Ronald McDonald House with a donation of $10,000. They have held several fundraisers to help the families at Ronald McDonald House and FedEx Family House.
Bill Courtney (center), motivational speaker and founder of Classic American Hardwoods Inc., spoke with Jim Pope (left), Jerry Klein and other members of the Germantown Rotary Club during a recent group meting. He talked about how he began volunteering at Memphis’ inner-city Manasas High School in an efort to turn its underperforming football team around. His story was so compelling that a Hollywood ilm, “Undefeated,” was produced and won the 2012 Academy Award for best feature length documentary.
Jennifer Xiao (center) of Collierville received a grand prize RING Award for Illustration presented by Ringling College of Art + Design, in Sarasota, Fla. The contest is a national competition intended to help students in grades 7-12 meet the challenge of communicating through a variety of media. Also receiving grand prize awards are Michael Sobieski (left), Francesca Murphy, Laura Samota and Eliza O’Donnell.
Children attending the “Create a Fairy House” workshop at the YMCA at Schilling Farms made their own fairy and decorated house. This workshop was made possible due to a grant from the Twentieth Century Club of Collierville. Decorating their fairy houses are Josie (left) and Abigail Asbury.
Roman Shilling, 9, earned his irst degree black belt July 25. He has been a student at Family Taekwondo Center since 2011. Roman is a third grader at Tara Oaks Elementary.
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In celebration of Batman’s 75th anniversary, the Dark Knight, played by Jeromy Ainley, and his arch nemesis, the Riddler, played by Joey Lay, stopped by Barnes and Noble in Collierville for a special appearance. In anticipation of their upcoming Children’s Charity Golf Tournament on Aug. 25 at Ridgeway Country Club, the Kiwanis Club of Germantown invited noted amateur golfer Dave Wells to give guests some golf tips. Wells entertained the group with stories and tales of his past experiences as a high school and Ole Miss golfer, as well as meeting many professional golfers.
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Community In brief A R O U N D CO L L I E RV I L L E
Henna body art A henna body art program will be held at the Collierville Burch Library Saturday from 2-5:45 p.m. To participate, call 901340-4433. The cost is $10 and only cash is accepted.
Teen movie outing
COLLIERVILLE NIGHT OUT Residents of Tara Oaks subdivision enjoyed hot dogs and friendship during their National Night Out cookout Aug. 5. More than 20 such cookouts and block parties were held throughout town. “This annual event gives us a chance to be involved with our neighborhoods and meet more residents,� Collierville Police Chief Larry Goodwin said.
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David Burks named ‘Hometown Hero’
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for the city’s Library Board. Applications are available online at Germantown-tn. gov/apply or by contacting City Clerk Dotty Johnson at 901-757-7251. Completed forms should be returned to the City of Germantown, ATTN: Dotty Johnson, City Clerk, P.O. Box 38809, Germantown, TN 38183-0809.
The Collierville Burch Library invites teens to attend “If I Stay� Aug. 30 at the Collierville Towne Cinema, 380 Market Blvd., at 2 p.m. To attend, teens under 18 must have a signed parents’ permission slip. Participants pay their own entry and will meet in front of the theater 15 minutes before the show. To enter a drawing for a free copy of the novel, visit the young adult section of the library and fill out a contest form.
Germantown United Methodist Church’s next Brown Bag Lunch program at 11 a.m. Sept. 5 will feature Environmental Court Judge Larry Potter in the Mike Wilson Fellowship Hall. Guests should bring their own lunches; the church will provide drinks.
Admission Informational Reception Date: August 18, 2014 • Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Memphis Botanic Garden 750 Cherry Road Memphis, TN 38117 Please join us Monday, August 18, at 7 p.m. for an informational reception at Memphis Botanic Garden. Parents, students and high school counselors are all invited to attend and discover the advantages The University of Alabama has to offer. The University of Alabama serves as the Capstone of higher education throughout the state of Alabama. Nestled within a beautiful 1000-acre campus, The University of Alabama sits at the heart of the city of Tuscaloosa, about an hour west of Birmingham. As one of the nation’s premier student-centered research institutions, The University of Alabama is proud to offer more than 200 areas of study, more than 450 student organizations and unlimited opportunities for our students to achieve success.
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Kayla Irvin is new girls basketball coach During her four years as a player, Union won two national titles, advanced to four national tournament semifinals, won four TranSouth Regular Season titles, and won three conference tournament titles. “I am really excited about the upcoming basketball season at St. George’s and am ready
By Sarah Acuf Special to The Weekly
Briarcrest senior Marc Wilhite competed last month at the AAU Junior Olympic National Championships in his specialty event the high jump. Having successfully qualiied through both district championships and regional championships earlier this summer, Wilhite faced of against the toughest competition in the nation. He rose to the occasion and inished fourth. Winston Margaritis, a freshman at St. George’s Independent School, recently won his irst American Junior Golf Association event at the Bass Pro Shops/Payne Stewart Junior Championship in Springield, Missouri. Margaritis posted 1-under-par 71 to win the event with a tournament total of 9-under-par 207.
St. George’s Independent School announced that Kayla Irvin will be the new assistant dean of students and varsity girls basketball coach. Kayla joins St. George’s from Union University where she was the women’s basketball assistant coach. “I am thrilled to have Kayla leading our girls basketball program this year,” said St. George’s athletic director Tom Densford. “Her knowledge of the game, passion for working with young people, and successful track record not only as a coach but as a player made her the perfect candidate for this position. I am excited for our student athletes and fans!” Not only did Irvin have a great record as an assistant coach at Union, she also had a fantastic basketball career there. Irvin is the all-time leader
Kayla Irvin is the new assistant dean of students and varsity girls basketball coach.
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