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We wrap up this week's Saving You Money segments with all things free in Freebie Friday!
Let's start with election day Tuesday. If you still don't have a photo
ID to comply with the state's new voter ID law, 8 driver service
centers across TN are offering free ID cards tomorrow during special
Saturday hours. The center in Davidson County is at 6604 Centennial
Blvd.
Have sensitive documents you want to shred at no cost?
Just show up with your papers at L.P. Field from 8 til noon Saturday.
They're only taking paper products.
And St. Thomas Heart
Hospital is back with its free heart healthy cooking classes. A
registered dietician and an executive chef will teach you how to cook
healthy recipes that will improve your cardiac health. The next class
is Nov 6, at St. Thomas cafeteria. Call 1-800-588-3270 to sign up.
Again, it's free.
One more freebie. Shrek the Halls is at
Rivergate Mall tomorrow from noon til 4 near the food court. It's a free
family friendly event!
Let's start with election day Tuesday. If you still don't have a photo
ID to comply with the state's new voter ID law, 8 driver service
centers across TN are offering free ID cards tomorrow during special
Saturday hours. The center in Davidson County is at 6604 Centennial
Blvd.
Have sensitive documents you want to shred at no cost?
Just show up with your papers at L.P. Field from 8 til noon Saturday.
They're only taking paper products.
And St. Thomas Heart
Hospital is back with its free heart healthy cooking classes. A
registered dietician and an executive chef will teach you how to cook
healthy recipes that will improve your cardiac health. The next class
is Nov 6, at St. Thomas cafeteria. Call 1-800-588-3270 to sign up.
Again, it's free.
One more freebie. Shrek the Halls is at
Rivergate Mall tomorrow from noon til 4 near the food court. It's a free
family friendly event!
Friday, November 2 2012, 11:41 PM CDT
Tennessee News
Woman sentence to diversion in hot oatmeal attack
May 18, 2013 16:17 GMT
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A judge has sentenced a Clarksville woman convicted of assault for pouring hot oatmeal on her husband to diversion.
The Leaf-Chronicle (http://leafne.ws/10YZSDz ) reports Judge John H. Gasaway handed down the sentence for 52-year-old Karen Jeffries after a hearing during which friends and neighbors testified that she had a moral character, a strong faith and a passion for helping others.
Gasaway ordered a four-year post trial diversion program, but gave her the option of opting out after three years if she meets all the terms and conditions.
During the trial in March Jeffries said she threw hot oatmeal at her husband when he lunged to attack her.
Douglas Jeffries told the jury he was asleep in a recliner when his wife dumped the pot of oatmeal onto him.
Information from: The Leaf-Chronicle, http://www.theleafchronicle.com
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