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NASHVILLE NEWS
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Mayor Dean announces free ID theft protection for voters
Identity theft protection will be provided at no charge to registered voters affected by recent burglary at the Davidson County Election Commission. Voter resources and additional information![[housing]](/web/20080115141439im_/http://www.nashville.gov/news/images/thumbnails/housing.jpg)
Nashville receives $3.3 million in federal funding for homeless
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded $3.3 million in funding for housing and services for Nashville's homeless to be shared between MDHA and 10 non profit organizations.![[community meeting]](/web/20080115141439im_/http://www.nashville.gov/news/images/thumbnails/comm_meeting.jpg)
Community meetings scheduled on growth and development in West Nashville, Bells Bend
Planners and community members will discuss their visions for the Scottsboro/Bells Bend neighborhood at a public meeting on Jan. 17. A separate meeting Jan. 22 will address development along Charlotte Pike between 42nd Avenue North and Richland Creek.![[downtown Nashville]](/web/20080115141439im_/http://www.nashville.gov/news/images/thumbnails/downtown.jpg)
Director of Economic and Community Development named
Mayor Karl Dean has named Paul Ney to lead the Office of Economic and Community Development.![[participate online]](/web/20080115141439im_/http://www.nashville.gov/news/images/thumbnails/keyboard.jpg)
Participate in the mayor's Town Hall Meetings on Education online
Share your ideas and concerns about improving Metro schools with Mayor Dean.- » View More News
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