People on the Move highlights staffing changes and leadership notes
Judy Pik named director of marketing and admission at Life Care Center of Medina after roles at Harbor Court Rocky River Rae Ann Nursing Facilities and Lorain clinics. Sherman & Howard hires Kimberly E. Coey as recruiting coordinator in Denver. Leadership Lorain County reports multiple presentations at the National Association of Community Leadership conference and honors for Dr. Stephen Leslie. Massotherapy Arts Center adds staff including Eugene Grabovskiy and Tama Binkley with new services and soon manicures. Neighborhood House Association Board names new trustees and officers. For notes, contact The Chronicle Telegram for People on the Move.
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Judy Pik
Life Care Center of
Medina
Pik
Harbor Court
Rocky River
Rae Ann
North Ridgeville
Elizabeth Sheehe
Gail Stumphauzer
Lorain County
National Association of Community Leadership
Stephen Leslie
National Association For Community Leadership
Sprint
Leslie
Lorain Family Free Clinic
Lorain County Freenet Service
Massotherapy Arts Center, Inc
Eugene Grabovskiy
Tama Binkley
Dawn Hunt
Munt
Newshborhood House Association
Barbara Bass
Avon Lake
Jeanne Maschari
Lorain National Bank
Marylee Brooks
Lorain County Children Services
Floretta Sadler
Lorain
Kristy Maher
Lina K. Evans Center
Neighborhood House Association
Jim White
Oberlin
Nilda Colon
the Geon Co
Vic Turk
R.W. Beckett
Dee Ack
Lorain County Iuman Services
SLAPPs Target Citizens Speaking Out Across America
Penelope Canan explains SLAPPs as lawsuits used to chill citizen protest and government communication. The piece cites Ohio Waste Technologies Industries actions, anti SLAPP laws, and advice for residents facing such suits, noting impact on civic trust and democracy with input from Laura Yeomans of Ohio Citizen Action.
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Penelope Canan
University of Denver
United States
Ohio
Waste Technologies Industries
East Liverpool
Board of Health
Raymond Wayne
von Roll Waste Technologies Industries
WTI
Wayne
America
How Does a Condominium Operate and Govern
Condominium owners jointly own common elements and an association runs the property. The association, whether unincorporated or nonprofit, acts as a mini government with powers to assess, enforce, and spend for maintenance. A board of managers or trustees, elected by members, handles daily decisions and policies.
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Asda
Ohio
Board of Managers
Tion
Condominium Board
Summer job help and career advice letters
A reader asks for summer job search help and guidance on career concerns. The columnist recommends using the school's career guidance center, networking with alumni, and seeking local job openings. Other entries cover advice on graduate duration stigma, handling counter offers, pay equity, and dealing with a difficult boss. Carol Kleimans writes for the Chicago Tribune.
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Investors turn to bonds as mixed safe haven in volatile market
In a downturn investors seek bonds and utilities as lower risk options while stocks struggle. Zane Brown notes limited gains in high yield funds early 2000, and small investors grow cautious amid rising rates and uncertain corporate profits. Major indices all fell for the week, Dow 327.61, Nasdaq 185.29, S&P 500 28.93.
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Zane Brown
Lord, Abbott & Co
Brown
Rosenbaum
Standard & Poor
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