At suburban Detroit’s Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, patients will indulge in gourmet room service, stroll walking trails and take cooking classes. A former Ritz-Carlton executive is running the show.
The description seems more day spa than sick bay. But hospitals are finding it pays to pump up the perks as they compete for patients who [...]
Calling themselves “The Healthcare First Ladies,” some of New Jersey’s former First Ladies have joined forces to ask the state’s public policy makers to put health care at the top of the agenda at the state and federal level. The First Ladies joined the newest members of the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease, the New [...]
Calling themselves “The Healthcare First Ladies,” some of New Jersey’s former First Ladies have joined forces to ask the state’s public policy makers to put health care at the top of the agenda at the state and federal level. The First Ladies joined the newest members of the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease, the New [...]
Calling themselves “The Healthcare First Ladies,” some of New Jersey’s former First Ladies have joined forces to ask the state’s public policy makers to put health care at the top of the agenda at the state and federal level. The First Ladies joined the newest members of the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease, the New [...]
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At Thursday night’s meeting of the Tilton Village Board, Bob Finley representing the Southwest Elementary School PTA, spoke to the board about the desire for the school to become more involved with the community.
Finley said the PTA was looking for ideas from community leaders or businesses on how the school could interact more with the [...]
Waterbury and the muslin gray sky has yielded to a pale, hopeful blue. It has been hot this week, which, coupled with a cottony humidity, has lured apartment dwellers outdoors, where they sit on cement stoops, nursing fussy infants and slurping down plastic cups of cool ice water. At the corner of Central Avenue and [...]
Patty Tanksley and her husband were fed up with borrowing money from friends and relatives in order to put food on the table.
Eventually she turned to the Smyrna/La Vergne Food Bank for help. She was “a little embarrassed” to do so because she volunteered there when it first opened in the 1980s.
“We had to or [...]
Waterbury and the muslin gray sky has yielded to a pale, hopeful blue. It has been hot this week, which, coupled with a cottony humidity, has lured apartment dwellers outdoors, where they sit on cement stoops, nursing fussy infants and slurping down plastic cups of cool ice water. At the corner of Central Avenue and [...]
Paul Florent Gibson, 89, of Manassas, formerly of Acton, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, at Manassas Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Born March 5, 1919 in Pittsburgh, Pa., he was the son of Florent and Beatrice Wertz Gibson. On Nov. 4, 1941 in Pittsburgh, he married the former Jeanne (Shangraw) Sheldon who preceded him in death on [...]
