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Officials said there are more than 1,500 homeless people in Nashville.

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Quadruple that number and you're probably getting closer to the actual number of people on the street.  That doesn't include those who are couch-surfing, staying in motels and hotels, or sleeping in their vehicles.  The biggest concern by far however, is the 30 percent increase in fam

"We feel like if we can help everything will be alright"

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It's great that folks feel the need to help, but unfortunately, one meal usually will not make everything "all right." Often the amount of help needed seems so overwhelming to some that they lose hope they'll ever be able to break free from the grip of the street.

Donations help agency assist mentally ill

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By Natalia Mielczarek • THE TENNESSEAN • December 16, 2008

Season to Give: Part of a continuing series
It's not unusual for Barbara Adams to hear her brother laugh and giggle.

Until five years ago, it happened rarely, she said.

English Only Opponents Start Website

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The group's new website coordinates volunteers and takes contributions to fight against the English Only referendum (early voting starts Jan. 2). It also links to local faith leaders who are preaching and exhorting against English Only.

Two More Years Of Hobbs

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The chairwoman of the Tennessee Republican Party gets elected to her first full term.

"It is easy to see the homeless man standing drunk in a corner of downtown asking for money and forget about the little girl who

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As I spoke with a variety of peeps concerning our recent Project Homeless Connect event, perceptions of the event were radically divergent, depending on which side of the line you were standing on.For volunteers and staffers, there was almost a unanimous belief that the event itself was "outstanding,

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