Grandmother Finds Independence in Senior Living Community
WESTLAKE A nurse founder created Our House a Cedar Road complex where 80 residents aged 62 to 97 share semi independent living with meals three times daily. The facility blends hotel and communal living, with exercise programs, cards and bingo, an on site kitchen open 24 hours, transport trips, and a staff led by founder Mattie Moran to preserve independence and social ties.
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Westlake
Grandma
Cuyahoga Community College
Our House
Our
Bassett Road
Washington
Mattie Moran
Reba Rager
Amherst mayor to hear worker gripes at hearings
Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola will hear grievances from four service employees after prior denials by supervisors and the safety service director. Union president Michael Savulak cites suspensions for tardiness backdated payments and a three day water department penalty. The law director ruled DePaola cannot hold the safety service director post, leaving the issue to the courts. Savulak plans to attend with other officials as a doctor’s note dispute and return-to-work question loom.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
Safety Service
Michael Savulak
Savulak
David Taylor
Water Department
Pat Hyde
Tom Sanborn
Sanborn
Don Woodings
Woodings
Savalak
Young calls for Carter as SCLC blacks vote push
Andrew Young, addressing the SCLC convention in Cleveland, urged African Americans to back Carter over Anderson. He cited Carter’s black judicial appointments and budget influence, while criticizing Anderson for minimal black staff. Young argued blacks should participate in government by supporting Carter and blamed low turnout for perceived conservatism.
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Andrew Young
SCLC
Carter
Cleveland
UPI
America
John Anderson
United Nations
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Anderson
Jimmy Carter
Checks stolen from Elyria city workers in office hallway
Police seek thief who forged employee names to cash at least five checks worth about 500 from city workers’ mailboxes outside the Elyria mayor’s office. Checks issued July 11 25 and Aug 8 by Auditor Renner. Stop payment ordered. new checks to be issued. mailboxes moved inside.
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Elyria
Renner
Michael Keys
Ohio State Fair opens Tuesday with new amphitheater
The Ohio State Fair debuts a 600-seat amphitheater in the Natural Resources area hosting eight hours of daily entertainment in addition to grandstand shows. Gov. James Rhodes will cut the ribbon Tuesday as the fair runs through August 24. New events include Little League Day on August 15 with Bob Feller conducting clinics and an August 16 cheerleading contest for Ohio high schools. The livestock sale of champion youth exhibits is set for August 18.
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Natural Resources Area
Additon
James Rhodes
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Ohio
Oberlin
Main Street
Tadaaki Hatta
Pleasant Ave
Dickson
Bill Dickson
Grafton St
C-T
Bob Bailie
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Mrs. Maran
Galbreath Mortgage Co
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Mattie Maran
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George Wallace
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Sue Kein
Gene Krebs
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