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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2013
Page
9
Ken Jendryka of the Hospital and Neighborhood Committee urges Marshall residents to back the City Council plan for Oaklawn Hospital expansion. He counters Martin Overhiser s April 13 letter, defending the 11 member committee s composition, its compromise goal, and the need to move forward without a referendum.
Marshall residents urge end to division over Oaklawn Hospital Campus Overlay District. They cite three years of discussion, approval by City Council under stricter HCOD rules, and demand parking and safe ER access while opposing petitions to overturn the plan. Local business and property owners stress hospital as vital to economy and care near home.
A reader calls out a last week full page notice in the advisor chronicle alleging emergency department parking changes at Oaklawn hospital. The letter says permits from Marshall city are all that is needed and claims petition readers are misled by the notice. The writer defends supporters and condemns deception.
Real estate listing north of Marshall describes a two bedroom house on 2.12 acres at 17852 23 Mile Road with a private pond. The property has a remodeled interior, new roof and windows, is near I-94 and Marshall/Marlee Schools, and offers land contract options with a $600 monthly payment and down payment. Contact numbers provided for details and flyer pickup. WANTED: Lot or property on lake with utilities to hook up manufactured home. call provided numbers.
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