Lena Mazel
Columnist at Nashville Scene
Writer, reader, niche topic enthusiast, mom to six rescue parrots @nashvillescene Street View column Nashville, TN/York, UK Email me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
nashvillescene.com | Lena Mazel
Street View is a monthly column taking a close look at development-related issues affecting different neighborhoods throughout the city. Stephanie Vergara, a student at Nashville State Community College, has lived with her family in Antioch’s Suburban Mobile Home Park since 2013. Last year, a tow truck started waking them up in the middle of the night.
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1 month ago |
nashvillescene.com | Lena Mazel
Street View is a monthly column taking a close look at development-related issues affecting different neighborhoods throughout the city. It’s been a long time since 1997, and Nashville has changed a lot since then. But when listening to people reminisce about Opryland USA, it doesn’t feel like it’s been more than 25 years since Nashville’s last major theme park closed.
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1 month ago |
nashvillescene.com | Lena Mazel
In 2004, Ken Stewart took a 35-mile boat journey to visit and clean the Henrietta Marie monument. The underwater monument, which lies close to the wreck of the slave ship Henrietta Marie off the coast of Florida, is dedicated to the memory of African victims of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. The GPS device used to navigate gave the divers only a rough approximation of the ship’s location. “They finally found the monument,” says Stewart.
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1 month ago |
nashvillescene.com | Lena Mazel
In 2004, Ken Stewart took a 35-mile boat journey to visit and clean the Henrietta Marie monument. The underwater monument, which lies close to the wreck of the slave ship Henrietta Marie off the coast of Florida, is dedicated to the memory of African victims of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. The GPS device used to navigate gave the divers only a rough approximation of the ship’s location. “They finally found the monument,” says Stewart.
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2 months ago |
nashvillescene.com | Lena Mazel
Street View is a monthly column taking a close look at development-related issues affecting different neighborhoods throughout the city. In August, homeowner Brian Beach came to the Metro Historic Zoning Commission with plans to build an extension in front of his 1930s home in the Hillsboro-West End neighborhood. Beach had done his research: He’d reached out to the commission multiple times and proposed a design similar to nearby structures.
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RT @dpatrickrodgers: I love this People Issue feature from @lena_mazel. Diver and Diving With a Purpose founder Ken Stewart has helped reco…
RT @NashvilleScene: Following an audit, new legislation from Councilmember Emily Benedict aims to move MHZC into the Planning Department. M…
Got to speak to Launch Pad about their work helping young people for this month's Street View. We also discussed how the Trump administration might influence their outreach going forward.
For the latest installment of Street View, @lena_mazel looks at the nonprofit Launch Pad, which provides resources including cold-weather shelter, community spaces and case workers to Nashville's LGBTQ youth. https://t.co/A5mCkJx8Be