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Photos on November 23, 2009
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Daniel Kidd and Sarah Valantine
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Michael Eicher and Sara Jugenheimer
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Ashley Fristik and Travis J. Parker
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Justin Woods and Genevieve Leeworthy
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Ashley D. Burkett and Michael J. McKim
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James MacIntyre BOB 46 TS Co. LS Plt. Unit 72023 FPO AXE 09509-2023
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Special to The Vindicator INFORMATIVE VISIT: Ohio State Sen. Joseph Schiavoni had an opportunity to check how home-care services are meeting the health needs of individuals and saving taxpayers as he visited with 86-year-old Fannie Tubuner on Nov. 16 at her home in Youngstown. She explained she has arthritis, diabetes and a heart condition and receives assistance through the PASSPORT program five days a week. Helping her and providing companionship are, seated at right, Monissa Redmond, home health aide, and standing, Darla Renner, director of nursing, both with Cambridge Home Health Care. The average cost of in-home care is $12,600 a year, and it would be more than $55,000 in a nursing home.
Added: Mon, November 23, 2009
Special to The Vindicator JOYOUS MOMENT: East Palestine Knights of Columbus recently made a donation of $1,400 to the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Sharing the happy moment with Zach Beverly, a student at the Robert Bycroft School in Lisbon, are, standing from left, Gene Hoffman of the K of C; the Rev. Dan Cipar of Our Lady of Lourdes in East Palestine; and William Devon, superintendent of the CCBDD.
Added: Mon, November 23, 2009
Special to The Vindicator SPREADING THE NEWS: An informative talk that focused on the community’s preparedness for emergencies and the H1N1 virus was presented by Rob Tieche, a member of the Canfield Fire Department, at a recent meeting of the Rotary Club of Canfield. He reported on the impact the virus has had thus far and said children and pregnant women have the greatest risk of contracting the virus. The Canfield Pandemic Preparedness Committee meets twice a month to discuss prevention issues. For more information, contact www.ohiopandemicflu.gov.
Added: Mon, November 23, 2009
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