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The latest Spring Hill news: city council, schools, police and fire, development and business, each story linked to the record it came from.
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Morning Notes for Oct. 28: Today and this week
Oct. 28: 40 items from Spring Hill's city hall, police, schools and county, each linked to the official source.
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Daily Debrief for Oct. 27: Today and this week
Oct. 27: 39 items from Spring Hill's city hall, police, schools and county, each linked to the official source.
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Morning Notes for Oct. 27: Today and this week
Oct. 27: 39 items from Spring Hill's city hall, police, schools and county, each linked to the official source.
Daily Debrief
Daily Debrief for Oct. 26: Today and this week
Oct. 26: 38 items from Spring Hill's city hall, police, schools and county, each linked to the official source.
Morning Notes
Morning Notes for Oct. 26: Today and this week
Oct. 26: 38 items from Spring Hill's city hall, police, schools and county, each linked to the official source.
Planning Commission
Planning board asked if Project Blue can clear 34 acres
Developers want to clear most trees on 34 acres off Jim Warren Road, though the site's own rules ban clear-cutting. Commissioners weigh in Monday at 5:30 p.m.
City Hall
Spring Hill approves $12 million sewer link to Columbia
Aldermen voted Monday to send up to 1.5 million gallons of wastewater a day to Columbia. The state still has to approve it. What it costs and what it means for the sewer moratorium.
History
Lochridge Farm named a historically significant site
Spring Hill has designated the Lochridge Farm on John Lunn Road a historically significant site. It is a Tennessee Century Farm, in the same family for 100 years or more.
Seniors
Spring Hill senior center gets $50,000 state grant
A $50,000 state grant will pay for new flooring and plumbing repairs at the Spring Hill Community Senior Center on Maury Hill Street. Membership is free for adults 55 and older.