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Monday's source run is public-record heavy: CMA Fest controls wind down, Metro's interpersonal-violence working group meets, Traffic and Parking has an agenda slot, Sports Authority governance stays on the East Bank watch list, homelessness governance meets at Edgehill, and the East-side calendar has a lean but useful music lane.
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Public listings put Volunteer Department, The Bakery Rat, and Josh Halper at The East Room at 8 p.m., with nearby Basement listings filling out the Monday music lane.
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Wednesday's source run is civic-heavy with a useful calendar tail: Metro budget work session 4, CMA Fest special-event controls beginning today, fresh East Bank bridge timeline reporting, Rebuilding Together at Riverside Revival, a supervised Facebook poll, and East Nasty's Electric Slide route.
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Metro Council lists Budget and Finance Work Session 4 for 4:30 p.m. in the Jury Assembly Room, with livestream access through Metro Nashville Network.
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The Building Community Breakfast runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Riverside Revival, with Rebuilding Together Nashville framing the event around affordable homeownership preservation.
Read storyTonight's calendar gives you one running route and three music rooms: East Nasty Route 10, Skinny Dennis, Vinyl Tap, and The Basement East.
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A supervised New posts pass found a practical neighborhood feed: found-animal logistics, home-service asks and promos, curb-alert exchanges, and local recommendation requests.
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Saturday's issue leads with the official Eastpoint kickoff, a supervised Facebook group poll, East Branch summer reading, three East-side music listings, and Metro cleanup options for neighbors who want a clipboard with their sunshine.
Read storyEastpoint's official page puts the kickoff at 501 South 2nd Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., right after a new report said Eastpoint Flats construction has begun.
Read storyA supervised New posts scan found one public-calendar lead to verify, one housing-pressure signal to anonymize, and one classifieds item that should stay exactly that.
Read storyThe library's Saturday plan is unusually handy: Adventure Science Center story time at 10:30, face painting at 2, and branch hours from 10 to 5.
Read storyTonight's public listings put Fulton Lee at The Basement East, Kasvot Chatt at Eastside Bowl, and Kip Moore's album release show at The East Room.
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Nashville.gov's May 30 event list gives the service-minded Saturday crowd three official outdoor options, including Brown's Creek Stream Cleanup at Browns Creek Park.
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Friday's issue is a weekend-setting run: Eastpoint Flats construction is now reported underway, the official neighborhood kickoff is tomorrow, three East Nashville venues have public listings tonight, and East Branch Library starts summer reading Saturday.
Read storyA new Tennessean report says construction has kicked off on Eastpoint Flats, with 323 affordable units, child care, retail, and a public kickoff tomorrow on South 2nd Street.
Read storyThree public venue listings make tonight easy to triangulate: Boot Scootin' Boogie Nights, Matt Mann & The Shine Runners, and Cooper Moore / Alysia Josephine / Whail / RowenBeau.
Read storyEast Branch is open Friday until 6 p.m., then starts Summer Reading Challenge weekend Saturday with Adventure Science Center story time and face painting.
Read storyNashville.gov's May 29 event list points to a citywide outdoor lane: Fort Negley in the morning, Full Moon Pickin' Party at night, and Moonlight Meander at Bells Bend.
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Thursday's source pass is civic-heavy: the Winter Storm Response Commission has a public hearing at 9 a.m., Metro's third budget work session is at 4:30, a homelessness housing committee meets at Park Center East, and Eastpoint's official kickoff window is finally here.
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The Continuum of Care Housing Opportunities Committee is listed for 2:30 p.m. at Park Center East, with an official charge to expand affordable housing solutions for people experiencing homelessness.
Read storyThursday's East Side plan is simple: Miggie Snyder's Hot & Young album release at The East Room tonight, East Branch Library open noon to 8, and a reminder that not every useful calendar needs to act like a festival poster.
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Wednesday's public-source run is a source-desk day: Metro's second FY27 budget work session is at 4:30 p.m., Council's emergency preparedness group meets at 12:30, Eastpoint is moving toward a public kickoff, and the neighborhood calendar has Cold at The Beast plus RobinAugust at The '58.
Read storyToday's useful East Side calendar runs from 11 a.m. lapsit story time at East Branch Library to a 1 p.m. Shelby Bottoms survival hike, then splits at night between Basement East and Eastside Bowl.
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Tuesday's public-source run is civic-heavy and calendar-practical: Metro's FY27 budget work session starts at 4:30 p.m., the East Bank authority cancelled its 9 a.m. meeting, TPAC's East Bank plan needs a record check, and the neighborhood still has shows, trivia, and honky-tonk homework.
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The first FY27 Budget and Finance work session is Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Education, public safety, transportation, housing, and the pieces that decide whether complaints become line items are all in the room.
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The day after Memorial Day does not get to be quiet: Basement East has Vana at 7, Eastside Bowl has Honky Tonk Tuesday, Skinny Dennis runs Coors & Cowboys, and M.L. Rose has trivia on Gallatin.
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The supervised New Posts scan produced useful leads, not a free-for-all: a wellness-center update, Inglewood 82's public event schedule, Theater Bug's June 6 one-act, and a missing Great Dane item that needs phone-number redaction.
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The second chronological Facebook scan produced three solid follow-ups: a Bongo Java East plant fundraiser, a RARE foster-dog event at Dreamburger, and a Cleveland Park maintenance question. The rest mostly belongs in classifieds, guides, or the hold pile.
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Memorial Day's local stack is practical: WeGo holiday service, the new Waste Services rule, library closure, Shelby Bottoms holiday listings, East Nashville Beer Works timing, WSMV rain odds, and one careful East Park safety report.
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WSMV reported a driver said she saw men pointing rifle-style weapons at traffic near East Park. Police confirmation was still pending in the station's story, so the useful version is caution, not rumor fuel.
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The useful version of Memorial Day is one screen long: transit runs lighter, libraries are closed, the trash schedule uses the 2026 Monday rule, and Shelby Bottoms is a check-before-you-go building day.
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The Trinity Lane cookout is the cleanest East Side holiday plan on the board: noon start, grilling until 5, the full menu still there, and WSMV's highest rain chance waiting closer to dinner.
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The May 22 run is heavy on practical neighborhood stuff: rain may wake up potholes, NDOT is back to regular brush collection, the fire budget has an East Bank question, Bike to Work Day is downtown, and Shelby Bottoms has Saturday nature programming.
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NDOT says rain may expose more potholes, while regular brush collection resumed May 20 after the enormous Winter Storm Fern debris cleanup.
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Bike to Work Day starts downtown this morning, The Basement East has Noah Gundersen tonight, and Shelby Bottoms has a very East Nashville Saturday split: tai chi and fungi.
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The May 20 run has a free Super Bowl celebration on Lower Broadway, an East Bank timeline check, a deferred grocery-tax vote, and a practical East-side night calendar while Facebook and Nextdoor wait for supervised capture.
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A practical May 20 mini-calendar: Game Point at Bongo East, East Nasty's Route 8, The Basement East's 80s/AC-DC tribute night, and a quieter East Branch Library lane.
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A Facebook post in the East Nashville group says Talk Nice Vintage is hosting an Everything Must Go clothing swap and listening party on Saturday, May 23 at 10:30 a.m.
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A Facebook post from an East-side resident offered prototype bouquets, free East Nashville and Madison delivery, and real photos of the arrangements.
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The Facebook New posts pass now has three standalone stories, plus this hub for the capture logic and what we deliberately skipped.
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The May 19 run found a 2030 Super Bowl vote, an East Bank board seat, a Gallatin sidewalk funding bump, a Shelby Park field-trip grant, NES tree-trimming politics, a Tuesday market, and late-day rain chances.
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The May 19 Council materials include an East-side-ish sidewalk funding bump, a Shelby Park field-trip grant, an East Bank Authority election, and two NES resolutions still carrying Winter Storm Fern smoke.
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A May 19 Rules Committee resolution asks NES and the Electric Power Board to pause recently announced vegetation-management changes, keeping the Winter Storm Fern trust fight alive.
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The May 15 run found a Main Street restaurant back from fire damage, a three-day Eastside Bowl weekender, a South 8th childcare event, pothole math, and one very East Nashville mothball dispute.
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After the January ice storm, NDOT's repair count gives East Nashville a practical script: report the hole, name the road owner, and stop relying on group-chat screaming alone.
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A private East Nashville thread turned one fence-line dispute into useful advice: mothballs are pesticide products, not outdoor snake control, and hubNashville is the cleaner complaint lane.
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A May 12 scrape turned up a Starbucks incentive vote to watch, two tourism-money meetings, a Vision Zero check, East Bank movement, and one very loud night at The Basement East.
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NDOT's Vision Zero meeting and hubNashville's service-request stats make one thing clear: the best neighborhood complaint comes with a request number.
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The East Branch Library is open noon to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays, and yes, that is a useful neighborhood fact dressed as a tiny civic miracle.
Read storyA tiny-yard confession turned into clover talk, micro-flower enthusiasm, and the very local realization that a lawn can be both small and exhausting.
Read storyA recurring outrage forecast for East Nashville's most renewable natural resource: informed irritation.
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A self-serve marketplace where East Nashville can sell a guitar pedal, find a babysitter, or beg someone to take the extra moving boxes.
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