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No Doubt Why are industry insiders picking a Franklin band to break out big in 2007?

Those Who Can Do, Teach As Don Aliquo’s latest CD proves, many jazz educators are great players too

Flame Worthy Hotpipes are slyly subversive on their latest

To Snip or Not to Snip

Re-enactor ‘Perfect Storm’ Strikes Shell Station History ‘not my best subject’ owner says

ISO True Love Plus Hot Sex? Two books that make the perfect valentine

Biblical History on Speed Thriller takes on the Old Testament

 

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A century from now, this is where you’ll find one of our city’s gustatory delights. No, we aren’t referring to a package of “properly aged” stadium dogs found behind a concessions freezer. In 100 years or so, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency hopes to have re-established the lake sturgeon population such that we’ll be able to harvest Cumberland River caviar. But why stop there? Should we decide to go forward with the Riverfront Redevelopment Plan, being released by the Civic Design Center this week, we could try to create suitable conditions for black truffles on the Steiner-Liff scrap metal site. We could start a saffron farm along the east bank esplanade, release ortolans into the urban forest. Think of the wonderful resource the riverfront could be if we just use our imagination.