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| Summit House adds nursing services - Forest City |
| Tuesday, August 26, 2008 |
Summit House adds nursing services - Forest City Summit
The Summit House in Britt has taken one step closer to becoming an assisted living center, with nurses on hand if needed, at the same time tenants enjoy their independent living. We're just trying to marry independence with service and nursing home administrator be cost
Source: www.forestcitysummit.com
Fears remain over future of ex-nursing home - Cornish Guardian
LOSTWITHIEL residents continue to worry about the future of a disused nursing home despite being reassured it will not be developed as a bail hostel. The Cornish Guardian was informed last week of local residents' fears of the service being
Source: www.thisiscornwall.co.uk
More Bay Area News - San Francisco Gate
Smile, red-light runner: you're on camera 08.26.08 Takeover robbers target Hayward eatery 08.26.08 `100 Things' co-author Dave Freeman dies in LA 08.26.08 With Oakland under siege, mayor just talks 08.26.08 Jayantibhai Patel, 58, entered his plea
Source: www.sfgate.com
Angry residents greet Macomb commissioners looking to cut services - Detroit News
MOUNT CLEMENS -- Macomb County commissioners considering making major cuts in services to offset projected budget deficits were met with a standing-room only crowd Tuesday morning -- a group of angry residents looking to protect programs they've come
Source: www.detnews.com
Nursing Home Insight - The Ledger
Visiting nursing homes to observe how patients are treated at various times could be beneficial in selecting one for a loved one, or in learning how one already there is cared for. Appearance of the facility may be exceptional. Observation at
Source: www.theledger.com
Mothers of 2 teens pulled from ice cave thank rescuers - Seattle Times
The mothers of two Seattle teens rescued from a collapsed ice cave last week thanked rescuers at a news conference Monday and nursing home administrator said their sons are slowly recovering from their injuries. Alec Corbett, 17, and nursing home administrator Allessandro Gelmini, 14, were trapped
Source: seattletimes.nwsource.com
U-M School of Nursing researcher wins $350,000 Robert Wood Johnson - WebWire
ANN ARBOR, Mich. AkkeNeel Talsma, an assistant professor of nursing business and nursing home administrator health systems at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, is one of 15 winners of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation s inaugural Nurse Faculty Scholar award
Source: www.webwire.com
TennCare cutting home health benefit - Knoxville News Sentinel
NASHVILLE - Tennessee is cutting an unlimited home care benefit for about 1,000 TennCare patients because of skyrocketing costs. Gov. Phil Bredesen says the state can't afford the current levels of private duty nursing and nursing home administrator home health programs
Source: www.knoxnews.com
Boone may get half of former Lakeside nursing beds - Cincinnati.com
Carespring Health Care Management wants to move 143 nursing home bed licenses from Campbell County for the construction of a care center in Boone County near Union. Carespring is already planning to break ground this October on a similar 143-bed
Source: news.cincinnati.com
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| Mullenax, Reddout In Tight Race For School Board |
| Wednesday, August 27, 2008 |
Mullenax, Reddout In Tight Race For School Board - The Ledger
BARTOW | Brenda Reddout, the longest-serving member of the Polk County School Board, was in a tight battle to keep her job Tuesday, trailing retired Polk County school administrator Dick Mullenax by less than 1 percentage point in incomplete returns
Source: www.theledger.com
Fair Tax lets people dictate government spending - St. Petersburg Times
A 23 percent tax on a new product that costs $100 brings the total to $123. The spin some people put on the Fair Tax is to reverse the process. They say a $130 item minus a 30 percent tax will be $100. That's like the math whereby you take 10 percent
Source: www.tampabay.com
Former college administrator 1 of 2 killed in plane crash - Daily Dispatch
SIERRA VISTA Two local men were reported dead after their airplane crashed near the White Mountains on Wednesday morning. One of the victims, Bill Saathoff, was a respected local Cochise College administrator who had recently retired. The crash
Source: www.douglasdispatch.com
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