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Published November 15, 2008 02:44 pm - MUNFORDVILLE — Andrea Tanaro has a dream of becoming a recording star. The 27-year-old Cub Run woman was recently invited to sing “My Old Kentucky Home” at the dedication of the new Hart County Judicial Center. She belted out the tune a capella with ease. Singing bailiff dreams Of stardom with her Optional Italian Buffet band By GINA KINSLOW MUNFORDVILLE — Andrea Tanaro has a dream of becoming a recording star.
The 27-year-old Cub Run woman was recently invited to sing “My Old Kentucky Home” at the dedication of the new Hart County Judicial Center. She belted out the tune a capella with ease. Tanaro was thrilled to have the opportunity to sing at the dedication. “It was cool,” she said. “I liked it.” Tanaro is no stranger to the stage. She sings regularly with a band. It may very well have been her ability to juggle a singing career with her day job as a bailiff for Hart County Sheriff Boston Hensley that helped her land the dedication ceremony gig. Yes, that’s right. Tanaro is a bailiff. “She does a great job,” Hensley said, adding that he thinks Tanaro is very intelligent and very talented. “Wherever you put her, she does good work.” As a bailiff, Tanaro operates the metal detector at the new Hart County Judicial Center. She’s also been known to work in the sheriff’s office collecting resident’s property tax payments, and on occasion she transports inmates to and from the courthouse. Tanaro has been a bailiff for two years. When she learned Hensley would be needing an additional bailiff, she decided to apply for the job. “It sounded like fun,” she said. “You get to carry a gun and handcuffs. I have hot pink handcuffs.” Tanaro special ordered the handcuffs and laughs when she talks about them. She has had to use her hot pink handcuffs a couple of times, but never has she had to use her gun. 
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