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Seasonal Flu Vaccine Demand May Exceed Supply

By jacquelinefellows

December 28, 2009

In the wake of convincing the public to get an H1N1 flu shot, health officials boosted the demand for the regular seasonal flu shot, too.

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Gordon’s Exit May Leave Federal Grant Hole

By jacquelinefellows

December 21, 2009

Murfreesboro Democrat Bart Gordon’s retirement from Congress has one political analyst wondering how the mid-state will fare without its most senior member.

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Gordon to End 25-Year Run in Congress

By jacquelinefellows

December 14, 2009

Tennessee’s longest serving congressional member and only committee chairman announced Monday he will not seek re-election next year.

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Proposed Medical Trade Center’s Economic Impact

By jacquelinefellows

December 11, 2009

A new University of Tennessee study says a Dallas-based developer’s plans for a Medical Trade Center in Nashville could mean a $390 million impact for the state.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Dollar General Sales Boosted By Cost Conscious Consumers

By jacquelinefellows

December 10, 2009

Goodlettsville-based Dollar General posted another good quarter showing consumers are still hunting for bargains.

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New Charter School Approved for Nashville

By jacquelinefellows

December 9, 2009

On the heels of yesterday’s announcement that Nashville will launch an initiative for charter schools, the city’s school board approved a new charter school called New Vision Academy.

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Charter School Center Aims for Principals

By jacquelinefellows

December 9, 2009

A new charter school incubator is set to open in Nashville. The program will first focus on training principals who want to open schools in Davidson County. After that, it then plans to expand to working with charter school applicants across the state.

Filed Under: WPLN News

TN Among States on the Downward Slope of H1N1

By jacquelinefellows

December 8, 2009

Tennessee is seeing the same downturn in the number H1N1 cases as the rest of the nation.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Field for Governor’s Race Shrinks for Democrats

By jacquelinefellows

December 3, 2009

Another democratic candidate for Governor has pulled out of the race.

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