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Linda Gartman receives life care planning certification linked to the University of Florida. Robert Hritsko retires after 44 years with Columbia Gas of Ohio. Ivan Hofmann and Dan Koster earn excellence awards for All Custom Re-Bath franchise. Sandee Loyd among 41 Innovation Ohio winners for waiver assessment reforms. Nancy Epstein named aquatics coordinator at Kendal in Oberlin. Bernice Perzel named director of nursing at Kendal. Liggett-Stashower promotes Ho bson Pittner Cherni Healy Lynch to various roles. Jerri Bryant named director of quality at Emerald Health.
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Linda Gartman
Carn
Gartman Health & Rehabilitation Inc
Elyria
Rehabilitation Training Institute
University of Florida
Gartman
Robert W. Hritsko
Lorain
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Hritsko
Gas Company
Hrlisko
Cleveland State University
Ivan Hofmann
Dan Koster
Westlake
Re-Bath Corp
Sandee Loyd
Loyd
Ohio Department of Aging
Nancy L. Epstein
Kendal
Oberlin
Epstein
Bernice D. Perzel
Perzel
Frances Payne Bolton
Case Western Reserve University
Columbia Station
Jerri Bryant
Emerald Health
Bryant
Emerald
Bay Village
Ohio State University
Emory University
Lorain County Title Company Earns Quality Award Again
Lorain County Title Company received the Quality Performance Award from the President's Agents Council in Chicago. Alan Prince of Chicago Title Insurance presented the honor to Terry Goode, the company’s vice president, marking the fifth straight year of the award.
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Lorain County Title Company
President’s Agents Council
Chicago
Alan Prince
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Terry Goode
President's Agents Council
Mutual funds dilute risk and retirement housing questions
Reader asks how to invest for security at age 48 with $9,000 in a 401(k) and no wife plan. Advisor suggests aggressive mutual funds to spread risk, avoid individual stocks, and build income. Another reader asks about retirement homes for widows with CDs, detailing upfront costs, monthly fees, and care options.
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Bruce
Collageville
Manchester
N.H
Three Ohio bills to block in Columbus reform call
Laura Yeomans of Citizen Action urges Ohio residents to oppose three 1996 measures. Senate Bill 138 would shield environmental audit data, House Bill 450 would immunize tobacco firms from suits and limit malpractice awards, and House Bill 533 would allow more lawsuits against local governments over zoning and regulation. Citizens should question legislators and press for no action.
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Columbus
Ohio
New law strengthens Ohio crime victims rights bills
Ohio lawmakers enacted Senate Bill 186 and Senate Bill 2 to protect victims in criminal cases. The measures require notice at key stages, allow victims to be heard, expand restitution, and provide access to proceedings and appeals. Courts must minimize contact with defendants and may safeguard victim addresses.
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Parole Board
Vic
Hang in there best job-seeker advice
Jack Stroud a 53 year old former COO of a national Chicago law firm describes his layoff last August as a mutual parting. He details a year of proactive job seeking, massive networking and skill updates leading to two offers and a May move to Arent Fox as executive director.
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Chicago
Jack Stroud
Stroud
University of Missouri
Columbia
New York Mets
Cleveland Indians
United States
Association of Legal Administrators
Korki
Minneapolis
Arent Fox
Washington
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Smart Money
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Ibruge Williams
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United States Environmental Protection Agency
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