Oaklawn rezoning support voiced for hospital center plan
A letter writer urges Marshall city officials to approve Oaklawn Hospital’s rezoning for a cardiac pulmonary rehabilitation center and women’s health facility on the Kempf property. The note argues parking needs and community health access justify the plan while noting revisions to preserve two Prospect Street houses. The writer cites positive Oaklawn care and local ties as reasons to support timely variances.
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Oaklawn Hospital
Women’s Health Center
Kempf
Prospect Street
Oaklawn
Marshall
Oaklawn Hospital parking plan backed by reader
In a letter to the editor a Marshall resident defends Oaklawn Hospital as it seeks to move a house behind Prospect Street to create adequate parking for new health services. The writer lauds the hospital for jobs, community contributions, and collaboration with officials to avoid demolitions.
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Marshall
Oaklawn
Marshall beauty grows from welcome and listening hearts
A reader argues that Marshall's beauty lies in openness to others and civic kindness. They recall neighbors and moments of generosity, urging broader acceptance of Oaklawn Hospital expansion to improve patient parking and support planned cardiac, pulmonary rehab, and women's health centers.
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Barb Crowle
Marti
Marshall
Hospital Information Desk
Tendercare Albion Lifespan announce Annual Flu Shot Clinic
Tendercare of Albion and Lifespan partner for a Flu Clinic on Wednesday October 21 from 1 pm to 4 pm at Tendercare of Albion 1000 West Erie Street. Flu shots for ages nine and older cost 25 dollars. pneumonia shots for ages 18 and older cost 35 dollars. Payment by cash check or Medicare Part B. Bring Medicare card wear short sleeved shirt and expect short wait. Call Monica Bristol for details.
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Albion
Tendercare of Albion
Lifespan
West Erie Street
Endorsing Oaklawn's Revised Zoning Plan
Business owners express support for Oaklawn Hospital's revised plan maintaining one parcel as buffer while two remain for zoning decisions. They urge the Zoning Board of Appeals to rule on variance requests and, if denied, allow resubmission for rezoning all three parcels. They praise jobs, neighborhood benefits, parking, and first class services.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
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