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Separate, successful events salute Nashville in different ways

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As the winds of change are blowing in the cooler fall air, many will remember a remarkable 2017 fun summer season. Nashville is growing by leaps and bounds, but the commitment to its rich history and community remain steadfast. Two of the many memorable highlights seen here are the Urban League of Middle Tennessee Chapter hosting the 2017 Fisk University Founders Day and the Nashville Neighborhood Resource Center’s 5th annual Good Neighbors Day. Each event was well supported and has contributed to writing new history and making cherished memories for years to come.

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