Ashley Cerasaro
acerasar@utk.edu

Ashley J. Cerasaro-Flanagan, a full-time graduate student and graduate teaching assistant at the University of Tennessee, was born in Hazleton, Pa.

She graduated magna cum laude from King's College in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., in May 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts in English writing and a minor in mass communications. She is currently pursuing her Master of Science degree in communication and information with a concentration in journalism and electronic media.

Before moving to Knoxville, Ashley interned at the Weekender, an alternative weekly in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where she maintained two of the publication's features: "Agenda" and "Flicks." She also wrote feature stories and her own weekly column "Shop." After completing her internship, she was hired as a correspondent and continued writing "Shop."

Ashley is interested in consumer behavior, fashion, popular culture, non-fiction, color psychology, religion, philosophy, law and ethics.

She is the wife of Gerry and the mother of two adorable miniature dachshunds: Dolce and Calvin.

 

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Cities Cupcake Boutique is located at 5201 Kingston Pike. The boutique sells 15 sweet cupcakes every day and two salty cupcakes on "Salty Thursdays."
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Rover will transport animals to and from the Spay Shuttle. Douglas hopes Rover will encourage those who can't get their pets to the shuttle for economic or health reasons to take advantage of the program.
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The shuttle is equipped with two complete surgical stations.
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The shuttle contains secure holding areas for up to 30 animals.
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The Spay Shuttle travels to areas in Knoxville and Knox County offering free spay and neuter for residents' pets.
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Some of the apartment residents call this feral "Little E" because he never wanders far from the complex's E building.
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A feral cat hides under a car parked in an apartment complex parking lot in South Knoxville. Its tipped ear indicates that it has already been trapped, neutered and returned.
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A woman recently dropped these five male two-and-a-half month old chihuahua puppies off at Young-Williams after finding them abandoned in a bush outside her friend's house. One has already been adopted.
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Young-Williams Volunteer Peggy Barron poses with India, a 1-year-old calico mini lop rabbit. India was one of 10 rabbits the center received from an animal abuse case in Memphis. Barron says when India first came to Young-Williams, she was afraid of people and didn't know what to do with lettuce.
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The Young-Williams Animal Center, located at 3201 Division Street, is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Store Manager Dan Rigby makes cheesy bread before the store opens.
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Cain & Able bath and spa products are all natural.
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Bowser pet beds are a blend of furniture-grade fill and upholstery fabrics.
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The treats in CoopersMixItUpCoop are scooped by the customer and sold by their weight.
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Brian Trainor holds a tray of his freshly baked Funfetti Bone treats.
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The Trainors exhibit their fresh baked goods in a display case at the front of the store.
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River Dog Bakery is located in the Rocky Hill Village shopping center on South Northshore Drive.
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