Preferred Care at Home opens home health care in LaGrange
The Lorain County based non medical home care franchise opens at 116 Public Square LaGrange offering elderly care services. Owners Stephanie and Kevin Saunders started tending senior citizens in 2011 and say the business helps maintain independence in home settings. They provide homemakers companions personal support Alzheimer care and more. Clients and community have welcomed the service. More information is available at www.preferhome.com.
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County
Public Square
Stephanie Saunders
Preferhome.com
Final LaGrange Lions Fan Appreciation Day Free Concert
The LaGrange Lions Club hosts a free outdoor concert from 1 to 6 p.m. at Lions Club Park with Terry Lee Goffee Jason Denny & the Hard Drive Band and The Pure Country Line Dancers. Donations of used glasses and hearing aids welcomed. rain or shine. chairs suggested. Proceeds fund Lions Club refreshments and a silent auction.
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LaGrange Lions Club
Terry Lee Goffee
Glendale Ave
LaGrange
Jason Denny
Hard Drive
Pure Country
Lions Club
Community event roundup in Lorain County and Columbia Station
Local groups announce fundraisers and community activities across Lorain County. Highlights include 4-H Hooves, Heels and Wheels fundraiser at Lorain County Fairgrounds, a car wash for Logan Stiner Memorial Fund, and Paws In The Park pet adoption and live radio remote. Proceeds aid local youth, animal shelters, and libraries.
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Logan Stiner
Wellington
W. Herrick Ave
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Gold Country
WOBL
WDLW
Grafton LaGrange Columbia Jews to Melissa Linebrink
Field notes request contact for Melissa Linebrink via phone 329 7155 and email mlinebrink chroniclet com. This terse flyer-style notice lists three cities and a direct contact method without further context.
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Grafton
LaGrange
Columbia
Grafton Police Notes Include DUIs and Suspensions
Saturday evening in Grafton Tracey Hugo, 47, was cited for driving under suspension and expired registration after an incident on Center and Water streets. Kelsey Healah, 19, received a citation for driving under suspension on Chestnut Street. Monday night Michael Baker, 34, was charged with suspicion of operating a vehicle impaired and open container after an incident on Wellfleet Drive.
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Water Streets
Tracey Hugo
Water St
Grafton
Chestnut Street
Kelsey Healah
Wellfleet Drive
Michael Baker
Royalton Road
Columbia school board transportation meeting set for 8 a.m.
The Columbia station district administration center will host an 8 am meeting of the transportation committee. Patricia Weber is available at 440 236 5008 for details. Lorain County fitness walks include Amherst sessions at multiple locations with free participation and prizes.
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Lighthouse Bible Church
Royalton Road
Columbia Station
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chestnut Tavern
Wiley’s Lounge
Friendly Inn
West River Cafe
Facebook.com
Melissa Linebrink
Columbia School Board Transportation Committee
School District Administration
Coleman/Nemeth
Patricia Weber
Lorain County
Amherst
Metro Parks
Beavercreek
N. Lake St
Mercy Health and Recreation Center
Hollstein Drive
Splash Zone
W. Hamilton St
Oberlin
LorainCountyHealth.com
Lorain County General Health District
S. Murray Ridge Road
Elyria
Midview
Grafton-Midview
Knowitnow.org
Midview Kiwanis
Sparkle Market
Grafton- Midview Public Library
The
Red Cross
Redcross
LaGrange United Methodist
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Jared Adams
Boy Scout
Jared
Ernie
Diana Adams
Angel Haven Horse Rescue
Angel Haven
Lewis Road
Barrett Road
Olmsted Falls
Columbia Branch
Heidi
Logan Stiner Fund
Friends of
Lorain County Jr. Fair
Kelly
Keystone
Opportunity Way
Alicia Foss
Forever Friends Pet Care Center
Alicia
Ofwc Midview Women’s Club
Grafton-Midview Public Library
Office of the Aging
Willow Park
Ann Bittner
Liberty’ Singers
Columbia Park
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Sandra Mitchell
Grafton Police
Grafton-Midview Public
Main Street
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