| Pet insurance: Worth looking into |
| Post on 24-08-2006. |
| Indeed, quality health care for any pet at any stage in life can be much more than was anticipated by the pet owner, especially in an emergency situation. The demand for advanced health care for pets has been one of the driving forces behind the option of pet health insurance. Surprisingly, many pet owners are not even aware it is available, though it has been around for about 24 years. ... |
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| Senior EXPO 2006 scheduled for fairgrounds |
| Post on 24-08-2006. |
LUCASVILLE, Ohio -- Senior EXPO -- Good Times Down on the Farm is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 8, at the Scioto County Fairgrounds.
The event, sponsored by the Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc., will have free admission and feature hand-made crafts of seniors from Adams, Brown, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton counties. ... |
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| City code fix-ups tax fixed incomes |
| Post on 24-08-2006. |
Naoma Amburgey has been ordered by Neighborhood Code to have her roof and chimney fixed.
It was one few days after New Year's when Naoma Amburgey got one letter from Neighborhood Code Enforcement. Someone had complained about her property, about the condition of her roof and chimney.
That's the way Neighborhood Code works. It generally leaves people alone - until someone complains to them. Then they have to act. ... |
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| SECOND OPINIONS |
| Post on 24-08-2006. |
| "Let me state it this way: I believe there are enough physicians and hospitals in west Harrison County to take care of most or all of their trauma patients, but that is not happening. I don't know if it's the hospitals, or the doctors or what. I don't know who's not doing what they ought to be, but somebody's not... (There is) one high level of frustration among our physicians because they are having to come in twice as often at night to take care of patients when there are other physicians who could shoulder this burden. I don't know what the solution is. The solution has to come out of west Harrison County. We are taking care of folks who have to be taken care of, but that's not one long-term, sustainable solution. Over time, I'll have physicians leave... People will just burn out, and it will make it very hard to recruit. There are hospitals in Harrison County that fought me all the way to the Supreme Court to prevent me opening additional beds at Ocean Springs Hospital, and now they are diverting their patients over to fill the beds we have. That is very frustrating to me." ... |
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