AARP Widowed Persons Service of Nashville
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A national service sponsored by local community groups and AARP. Our trained volunteers offer support to newly bereaved persons of all ages, mainly in Donelson, Hermitage, Mt. Juliet and Old Hickory.
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After reading a few of the most recent posts on our message board, I really feel that these issues should be easily resolved. I often wonder when I write my $75 quarterly check to Gasser, what is this...
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NEIGHBORHOOD CHAT
Just signed up for Charlotte Park Link... Am I the only one here? Seems like it could be a useful tool for the neighborhood.
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Crieve Hall Kittens
I rescued 5 kittens from my backyard in June. They were feral but I have worked with them and I am 100% satisfied that they are socialized and ready for a forever home with someone who is patient and...
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