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Covington Garden Club To Meet Oct. 26 The Covington Garden Club will meet at the home of Tricia Zell at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Sandy Zell will co-host. Darlene Haines will speak on Medicinal Herbs.
Covington BOE Meeting Slated The Covington Exempted Village School District Board of Education will meet in Regular Session on Wednesday, Oct. 20, 5:30 p.m., in the Elementary Media Center, 807 Chestnut St., Covington. This is an open meeting and the public is welcome to attend.
Amber Niswonger Named to Dean’s List At Ohio University Ohio University College of Health Sciences and Professions student Amber Niswonger, of West Milton, has been named to the Summer 2021 Dean’s List. Students must earn at least a 3.5 GPA for the semester, with at least 15 hours earned, 12 of which were taken for letter grades, to achieve this distinction.
Harris creek church of the Brethren celebrating 175th anniversary Harris Creek Church of the Brethren will be having a 175th Celebration on Sunday, Oct. 24, at 4 p.m. Since 1846, Harris Creek has proudly stood on St. Rt. 721 as a friendly, Bible-based, small country church. Some of the past pastors have included Rev. John Martin, Rev. Delmar Moyer, Rev. Harold Freeman, Rev. Dean Garrett, Rev. Bob Bitner, Rev. Kevin Boleen, Rev. Corey Lemmon, and their current pastor, Phillip Dell. Those presenting this 175th Year Celebration will be Dean Garrett (church history), Karen Garrett (pianist), Brookville Church Quartet with special music, and the main preacher will be Bob Bitner. As you imagine a Sunday in 1846, please see the parking lot filled with 100 horses and buggies. Move forward to present times and there have been adult and children Sunday School classes, special hymn sings, special services, and the annual Summer Bible school with over 50 children attending on the beautiful lawn with the century-old trees. Pastor Dell and the entire congregation of Harris Creek cordially invite you to attend this special service.
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Bradford PuBlic liBrary 138 E. Main St., Bradford & 937-448-2612 STEAM WOrkShOp - The library is pleased to announce the return of our STEAM Workshops for homeschool students on October 21, from 10:15-11:30. These hands-on workshops are developed to spark interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math and are suitable for students in grades 1-8. Workshops are led by Stacie Layman, director. Registrations are not required. Workshops will be held thru April, on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 10:15-11:30. Please call Stacie at the library if you have questions. TriCk Or TrEATErS are welcome to stop in at the library for a treat on October 28! • • • The library is seeking vendors for our hAnDMADE hOLiDAy CrAfT ShOW to be held November 6 from 10-5. Vendors must sell handmade items or home-baked goods. Vendors will be given a 6 foot space to sell from for FREE. Space is limited to encourage social distancing. Please call the library or stop in to sign up.
West Milton Lions Blood Drive Set Oct. 27 Community Blood Center’s “Blood Donors are the GOAT” campaign ends this month. Be great and be a “Cancer Fighter” by giving blood at the West Milton Lions Club community blood drive Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1-7 p.m., at the West Milton United Church of Christ, 108 S. Main St. Appointments are encouraged. Schedule online at www.DonorTime.com or call 937-461-3220. Everyone who registers to donate gets the “Cancer Fighters are the GOAT” T-shirt honoring October Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s the third and final design in the MayOctober GOAT campaign that challenged the community to give blood and give often during the pandemic. Blood donors are “Cancer Fighters” because nearly onefourth of the blood supply goes to cancer patients, higher blood component usage than any other disease. Chemotherapy and radiation treatments can damage bone marrow, reducing red cell and platelet production. Complex surgical procedures for cancer also require transfusions. COVID-19 restrictions continue to limit many corporate and community blood drives. CBC welcomes new donors, new platelet and plasma donors, and new blood drive sponsors. Call 937-461-3220 to learn how you can help.
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Upper Valley Medical Center has earned Primary Stroke Center status from The Joint Commission. The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® Advanced Certification for Primary Stroke Center was awarded to UVMC based on continuous compliance with stringent performance standards. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a commitment to providing safe and quality patient care. Primary Stroke Center Certification recognizes health care organizations that provide clinical programs across the continuum of care for stroke. The certification evaluates how organizations use clinical outcomes and performance measures to identify opportunities to improve care, as well as to educate and prepare patients and their caregivers for discharge. UVMC underwent a rigorous, unannounced onsite review this past summer, during which a team of Joint Commission reviewers evaluated compliance with related certification standards. Joint Commission standards are developed in consultation with health care experts and providers, measurement experts, and patients. The reviewers also conducted onsite observations and interviews. “Primary Stroke Center Advanced Certification recognizes health care organizations committed to fostering continuous quality improvement in patient safety and quality of care,” said Mark Pelletier, RN, MS, chief operating officer for accreditation and certification operations, and chief nursing executive of The Joint Commission. “We commend Upper Valley Medical Center for using certification to reduce variation in its clinical processes and to strengthen its program structure and management framework for stroke patients.” “The UVMC family congratulates our stroke team for their outstanding efforts to earn this important certification,” said Kevin Harlan, UVMC president. “This status recognizes that UVMC provides the expertise, teamwork, and technologies necessary to provide our patients with a more advanced level of stroke care than ever before. We are proud of UVMC/Premier Health’s dedication to providing quality health care for our communities.” “Our stroke team has worked hard to earn this important accomplishment. It requires a carefully coordinated, dedicated effort to assure that the stroke program performance standards are met and maintained,” said Scott Kanagy, UVMC chief medical officer. “The stroke program also relies heavily on the work of local EMS personnel and emergency department physicians to serve as the first points of contact.” UVMC is part of the Premier Health system whose hospitals are recognized by The Joint Commission and the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association for excellence in patient stroke care and outcomes.
Valley Farewells BARKER, GEORGE J., 92 - A resident of Bradford. Died Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the Hamond Henry Hospital ER in Illinois. BOLTIN, NORENE L., 78 - A resident of Bradford. Died Friday, Oct. 1, at her home. BOOhER, dONALd c. “duke,” 77 - A resident of West Milton. Died Monday, Sept. 27, at Hospice of Miami County. BOOThE, GARy L., 70 - A resident of Covington. Died Thursday, Sept. 30, at Fort Hamilton Hospital, Hamilton. dAum, ALfREd E., 95 - A resident of West Milton. Died Friday, Oct. 1, at his home. ELLEmAN, mARvIN d., 87 - A resident of West Milton. Died Tuesday, Sept. 28. fENsTERmAKER, RuBy K. (Brewer), 95 - A resident of Bradford. Died Tuesday, Oct. 5, at the Versailles Health Care Center. GRAy, vIvIAN m., 85 - A resident of Piqua. Died Wednesday, Sept. 29, at Upper Valley Medical Center, Troy. GRILLOT, dENIs J., 66 - A resident of Bradford. Died Sunday, Oct. 3, at Sycamore Medical Center, Miamisburg. huBBARd, pATRIcIA L., 91 - A resident of Bradford. Died Monday, Oct. 4. KELLy, JOAN, 87 - A resident of Sidney. Died Friday, Sept. 17. mAGEE, dONALd L., 85 - A resident of Bradford. Died Monday, Sept. 27, at the Brethren Retirement Community, Greenville. mARTIN, BILLIE f., 84 - A resident of West Milton. Died Friday, Oct. 1, at Miami Valley North Hospital. mILLER, shIRLEy A., 85 - A resident of Bradford. Died Monday, Sept. 20, at the Versailles Health Care Center. pARsON, mONTy T., 74 - A resident of West Milton. Died Wednesday, Oct. 13, at his home. pATTERsON, mATEO, 4 days shy of 7 months - Son of Bruno Patterson and Taylor Perkins. Died Thursday, Sept. 23. REINhARdT, LINdA f., 72 - A resident of Troy. Died Thursday, Sept. 23, at Kettering Troy Hospital. sEALOcK, GREGORy A., 68 - A resident of Tipp City. Died Sunday, Oct. 10. spENcER, BOyd m., 87 - A resident of West Milton. Died Thursday, Sept. 2, at Koester Pavilion, Troy. spITLER, KENNETh A. “Barney,” 77 - A resident of West Milton. Died Tuesday, Sept. 21, at Village Green Health Campus, Greenville. swARTz, LARRy L., 68 - A resident of Piqua. Died Monday, Sept. 20, at Ayden Healthcare, Piqua. wENdLING, dIANA m., 78 - A resident of Vandalia. Died Wednesday, Sept. 29, at Upper Valley Medical Center, Troy. wOLf, wILLIAm L., 71 - A resident of West Milton. Died Monday, Sept. 20, at Miami Valley Hospital.
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCORES – BRADFORD – FRIDAY, OCT. 8 - Varsity Football falls to Twin Valley South 46-6 sATuRDAY, OCT. 9 - Girls’ Varsity Cross Country finishes 16th place at Coldwater with 395 points sATuRDAY, OCT. 9 - Boys’ Varsity Cross Country scores 0 points at Coldwater Lions Meet
– NEWTON – sATuRDAY, OCT. 9 - Girls’ Varsity Volleyball falls to Fairlawn 3-0
UVMC to Host Free Parkinson’s Disease Seminars Upper Valley Medical Center will host free Parkinson’s Disease Seminars for individuals living with the disease and their families on Friday, Nov. 5, at the YMCA Richard E. Hunt Activity Center, 307 W. High St., Piqua, and Wednesday, Nov. 17, at YMCA Robinson Branch, 3060 S. Co. Rd. 25-A, Troy, 11 a.m. to noon both days. The programs will feature UVMC physical therapists who specialize in treatment of Parkinson’s Disease. They will address ways to help cope with the condition through changes in nutrition, activities of daily living, exercise, and stress management. Speakers will be Paul Kremer, PT, and Lauren Seger, PT, both certified in LSVT (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment) and Delay the Disease™ Parkinson’s treatment – a life-changing, evidence-based fitness and mobility program offered at UVMC. Space is limited, and registration is required. To register, stop at the YMCA front desk or call 937-773-9622 for the Piqua program or 937-440-9622 for the Troy program. For information, please e-mail aljewell@premierhealth.com.
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Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County Accepting Patients At New Hospice House Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County is now accepting patients at its new, state-of-the-art Hospice House in Troy. On September 8, the not-for-profit hospice transferred patients from its inpatient care center at Upper Valley Medical Center to the Hospice House, which opened in August. Located on the campus of UVMC at 3230 N. Co. Rd. 25A, the facility serves hospice patients who require a higher level of care than they can receive at home. The 31,180-square foot Hospice House provides pain and comfort management for patients and allows family members to rest and receive support from the interdisciplinary care team of Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County. The world-class Hospice House houses the administrative offices that support the interdisciplinary care team. The facility also has training rooms for staff and volunteers in addition to community education rooms. During the September 8 transfer of patients, hospice nurses were located at both UVMC and the Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County Hospice House to help with transporting and receiving patients. A mobile care unit transported patients from UVMC to the Hospice House. “On day one of opening our new, world-class Hospice to provide patient care, we cared for nine patients, which is more than we could care for at our inpatient care center,” said Carey Short, executive director of Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County. “We’re honored and privileged to provide a home-like environment at our new facility for patients facing the end of life.” She expressed appreciation for UVMC staff who helped with the move. “Their team was very accommodating, helping us move items through the hospital to our moving truck,” Short said. Staff from Ohio’s Hospice, including pharmacy, IT, culinary, and maintenance teammates, also were onsite to help with the transition. “Overall, the transition was smooth for patients and families,” Short said. “We have received positive comments from our patients and their families about the new facility. This is a comfortable, calm, home-like environment for the patients and their families.” Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County is grateful for the support of the community. “We are thankful to the community and our partners in healthcare for supporting us in this new, amazing Hospice House for our patients and families,” Short said. “We’re grateful to all of the members of the community who have supported our mission to provide superior care and superior services to each patient and family we are privileged to serve.”
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