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Hudson monthly meeting highlights
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Families, finances, and future construction in Hudson
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Nick Zacharias
The Journal
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The Health and Well-Being of our residents is our top priority!
WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO! t Homemade meals t Soups, appetizers, salads t Healthy Breakfasts t Homemade Desserts & snacks t Access to coff ee, tea & juice at all times t Careful attention given for special dietary needs, allergies, diabetics
Private room with Private Bathrooms
t Verifi cation attendance at each meal t Room tray service available t Medical visits 3 times a week t 24 hours service personnel t Security camera t Bloodwork done on premises t Distribution of medication t Regular bathing t Regular activites, hairdresser & footcare
Great quality of life
Uncertain terms
Stories about councillors, and even mayors, reaching the end of what they feel they can accomplish within a given set of circumstances before the end of their mandate are not new. We’ve seen this scenario play out in the region more than once and it’s also a current news item within . C And while people (being the complex creatures that we are) each have their own unique point of view, it should not cloud the job of public service for which one is elected.
The factors that contribute to one ( + have a similar basis – personal con3 7 # N # sector for various reasons ranging from pay, career advancement, inter- 3 high on the exit ladder.
C ( + not there for the money. They are usually highly invested in their com- ( # 6 ( - ( - bers is not a decision made lightly.
If personal power trips, agendas, interests and opinions of any elected + 9 : their electorate then they are not the right person for the job.
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