GlenWood Park faces 1999 budget devastation in Princeton
Dr Daniel W Farley president and CEO of Glen Wood Park Retirement Village told the Princeton Rotary Club that 1999 was devastating for the village budget. A year of reduced education reimbursements left a 400000 shortfall in a near five million dollar budget. The facility seeks grants private funding and cost reductions including unfilled management roles while maintaining caregiver levels. Upgrades include water line clogging mineral deposits and asbestos removal with cost projections of 100000 to 500000. GlenWood Park seeks support from United Methodist Church and state agencies while pondering Medicare proposal changes from the Balanced Budget Act of 1997.
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Tamarack Shows Profit As It Aims For Self-Sufficiency
ECKLEY AP Tamarack, West Virginia arts center on the Turnpike, posted a $10 441 operating profit for the year ending June 30 the first such gain. It expects a $205 000 net profit by December 31 while bonds of $9 million and an $18 million access ramp are not counted. The Parkways Authority still owes $7.4 million on the bonds. Deborah Groves said the board aimed for self sufficiency in three years and is achieving it.
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Kantor resigns from West Virginia Ethics Committee
Attorney Norris ter Kantor announces his resignation as chairman of the West Virginia Ethics Committee to pursue the Democratic nomination for state Senate in district 10. He asks Governor Cecil Underwood to sign from the office and seeks a seat on the state Commission, a post he has held for years.
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Bluefield Church of God Partners for Blanket Distribution
The Bluefield Church of God, at 3401 Cumberland Road, teams with Marathon Ministry of Bristol Tennessee to distribute free blankets, kids clothes, and food to area families. Rev. Danny Scott notes prior aid to about 1,000 families during Christmas and revival services are set with Rev. Philip Cooper January 28 to 30 at 7 p.m. Marathon Ministry, founded in Massachusetts in 1986, aims to extend aid to the region’s poor and needy.
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