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theview June/July 2016 Arlington Senior Citizen Center Director Retires Arlington Senior Citizen Center Director Betty Russell recently retired after leading the center for 10 years. Russell was the first permanent director of the center, which is located in Depot Square. Russell will be succeeded by current Assistant Director Elizabeth Equi. Arlington Publishing LLC PO Box 863, Arlington, TN 38002 facebook.com/TheView38002 www.theview38002.com Twitter: @TheView38002 Who We Are: The View 38002 is Arlington and Lakeland’s free community newspaper, published monthly by Arlington Publishing LLC with a distribution of 11,500 copies Mission: To inform, educate, and connect the residents of Arlington, Lakeland, and unincorporated Northeast Shelby County. Questions about news content can be directed to Editorial Director Terry Louderback at [phone] or [email protected] Questions about advertising and distribution can be directed to Advertising Director Iggy Collazo at [phone] or ads@theview 38002.com. The View 38002 believes in correcting its mistakes. If you believe there is an error in advertising or news content, please contact us. The View 38002 welcomes reader submissions of photos, calendar items, feature articles, news briefs and Letters to the Editor. Items can be submitted by mail, fax, email or Facebook post. Publication of submissions is not guaranteed. All submissions become property of The View 38002 and will not be returned. We will not publish professionally-taken photographs without a copyright release from the photographer. We will not pay for information or interviews. Unless otherwise noted in editorial content, the opinions expressed in The View 38002 are the opinions of the principals of Arlington Publishing LLC. Viewpoints expressed in advertising are the views and opinions of the advertiser alone. The View 38002 is delivered free of charge to most areas of Arlington and Lakeland. Copies are also available at Krogers on Hwy. 70 in Arlington, Lakeland City Hall, Sam T. Wilson Public Library (Arlington), the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, and area businesses. No portion of The View 38002, printed or electronic, may be reproduced in whole or part by any means, including electronic retrieval systems, without the written permission of the publisher. All Rights Reserved. © 2015. .com Page 5 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway Now Open in Hickory Withe Special to THE VIEW 38002 This year’s St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway house is a beautiful 3,900 sq. foot home located only a few minutes from Arlington in the The Cloisters neighborhood of Hickory Withe. The Southern Serenity Homes built house, will be given away during a live St. Jude Giveaway special on Sunday, June 26 airing on WMC-TV5. Fewer than 1,000 of the $100 tickets remain for sale. All proceeds from the giveaway will benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the nation’s leading pediatric research hospital. The St. Jude Dream Home is currently open to the public for weekend tours now through June 19 on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sundays, noon to 5:00 p.m. Just for visiting, attendees can enter for a chance to win a $5,000 shopping spree at Ashley HomeStore and Stash. “This is a separate drawing, open only to those who come out to see the house,” said, Dr. Susan Aguillard, St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway chairperson. “No purchase is necessary to win the $5,000 furniture shopping spree -- we just want everyone to come see this beautiful home that our community has built with so much talent and love.” For more information about the campaign visit dreamhome.org. Photo credit: Ben Farmhouse Marketing Fant,