OPTIFAST comes to Allen Memorial Oberlin
In 1974 Mt Sinai doctors introduced OPTIFAST a fasting aided weight loss program now at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin starting Feb 3 for Lorain County residents. The program combines rapid initial weight loss with education six month to a year of lifestyle changes overseen by Dr Ionesco and a staff including social worker MARTY MYERS psychologist Jane Spiegelberg and dietician Elizabeth Hutchins.
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Cleveland
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Allen
Lorain County
Duane Horning
Harding Christ
John Ionesco
Marty Myers
Jane Spiegelberg
The
Nord Community Health Center
Elizabeth Hutchins
Allen Clinical Dietician
Susan Cross
Tax filing help options as April deadline nears
Rollie Woods of the IRS Cleveland office explains that there is no general education requirement to prepare a tax form. Anyone paid to prepare returns must meet certain rules, and only CPAs, lawyers, or enrolled agents can represent a client in audits. The taxpayer remains responsible for accuracy and should avoid guarantees of refunds.
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Rollie Woods
IRS
Cleveland
Woods
Certified Public Accountants
Bara Seeks Fourth Term For 54th District
State legislator Bara, veteran of multiple terms since 1942, outlines education funding gains, committee roles, and bills on auto theft and alcohol abuse. He cites prison and highway projects, Lake Erie access, and local jobs as results of development efforts in Lorain County.
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Bara
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Commerce and Labor
Colleges and Universities
Grafton
Lake Erie
Shot aimed at rabbit kills Elyria boy
Elyria sheriff reports a 14 year old boy, Archie Tomblin of 308 West River Road, died Saturday from shotgun wounds to the shoulder and head while hunting near a railroad east of Lake Avenue in Elk Township. His father and companions were reportedly firing at a rabbit when the boy stepped into the line of fire.
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Elyria
West River Road
Sheriff's Department
Archie J. Tomblin
W River Rd
Columbus
Dennis Cavanaugh Cavanaugh
Lake Avenue
Elvnn Township
Language persists as living English defies bans
The Unicorn Hunters at Lake Superior State College publish a yearly ban list, but language evolves under speakers who coin neologisms and shift meanings. Purists complain about terms like highway user fees and debrief, while others embrace changes, and the writer argues English remains democratic and fluid.
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French Academy
Unicorn Hunters
Lake Superior State College
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Peter Thomas
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