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Inside: Autonomous zone not be Gov. Lee says as one is planned for state Capitol. 10A 18 people respond on Page 11A Isaiah Edwards Prince William Ford Sir James Ford Dan Gurley Katie Griner Justina Izah As protests against racism and police brutality continue nationwide, here in Middle Tennessee tens of thousands of people marched peacefully through downtown, dozens attended an all-day sit-in, and faith leaders hosted a prayer vigil. The peaceful protests are reminiscent of demonstrations in the 1960s to desegregated lunch counters that made Nashville a focus of the civil rights movement. The Tennessean asked people at protests in Nashville and Franklin why they wanted to participate and what needs to happen to resolve systemic social injustice.

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Sherrie Papa, D.C. 615.461.5040 125 Cool Springs Blvd Franklin, TN 37067 SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2020 TENNESSEAN.COM PART OF THE USA TODAY NETWORK Volume 116 No. 165 Home delivery pricing inside Subscribe 800-342-8237 $2.50 Metro State pricing varies Police transparency: Complaints against officers largely kept secret. 13A Scaled-back budget The Tennessee Senate approves a budget with employee buyouts and significant cuts. 3A Weather High Low Sunny.

Forecast, 10B QEAJAB-05606v ICON SOLD BUSINESS, 8A Tourists wait for a bus in front of Union Station Hotel off Broadway on May 3, 2018. A developer is under contract to reopen the 125-room historic hotel. LARRY THE TENNESSEAN A Nashville-area nursing home at the center of one of the deadliest coro- navirus outbreaks in Tennessee has a one-star health rating and a history of infection control issues, including re- peat citations over several years for poor handwashing among ac- cording to a Tennessean review of public inspection records. The Gallatin Center of Rehabilita- tion and Healing, a 207-bed nursing home where 23 resident deaths are linked to coronavirus, was partially evacuated in late March after an out- break in the facility. In the week after the evacuation, state health cleared the nursing home of all virus- related and said the facil- response was but alle- gations the Gallatin Center mishan- dled the outbreak persist.

Medical records show one elderly resident who died from the virus had symptoms for days before being sent to the hospital. The daughter alleges the nursing home reveal her symptoms until her in- fection was dire. Nursing home has one-star rating 23 residents died at Nashville-area facility Brett Kelman Nashville Tennessean USA TODAY NETWORK TENNESSEE Medical personnel take people out of the Gallatin Center for Rehabilitation and Healing on March 30 in Gallatin. MARK THE TENNESSEAN See NURSING HOME, Page 12A Dover Motorsports will have a much better idea next week about the task undertaking to host a NAS- CAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway. The facility located on Interstate 840 in Wilson County has been vacant since 2011.

Dover announced June 2 that they will move one of their two NASCAR Cup Series races to the venue next year. Dover Motorsports Chief Operating Mike Tatoian said the ten- date for the race would be June 20, 2021. Tatoian will out how feasible that date is when he visits the Nashville Superspeedway on Tuesday. Tatoian will be joined by engineers from his company and from NASCAR. bottom line is like a house been sitting for the most part empty for 10 years and until you start NASCAR NASHVILLE SUPERSPEEDWAY Dover to visit Music City to assess facility Mike Organ Nashville Tennessean USA TODAY NETWORK TENNESSEE See DOVER, Page 4A you start flushing toilets and turning light switches on we really know where we Mike Tatoian Dover Motorsports Chief Operating Officer.