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Alliance-area news in brief for Nov. 9
SALEM SCHOOLS – Salem City Schools Board of Education plans a special meeting at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 9 at Salem High School to review board goals and the regular board agenda. The board’s regular meeting is planned at 7 p.m. Nov. 9, also at the high school. SOUP SALE – Mile Branch Grange plans its monthly drive-thru soup sale from 4 to 6 p.m. Nov. 12 at 495 Knox School Road. Soup is $9 per quart, cash only. This month’s soups will be broccoli cheese and vegetable beef. Order soup by noon Nov. 11 by calling 330-821-8023. Leave your name, phone number, type of soup and number of quarts and your soup will be waiting for you. It will be packaged and delivered directly to your car, ready to heat when you get home. CHURCH BREAKFAST – Damascus Methodist Church and Middle Sandy Evangelical Presbyterian Church plan their monthly breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Damascus church, 300 Valley Road. Cost is donation only. Proceeds from the meal go to the churches’ yearly mission trip to share members’ construction talents. This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Alliance-area news in brief for Nov. 9
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SRMC nurse nets 10th DAISY Award for care
Salem Regional Medical Center has awarded its 10 th DAISY Award, which recognizes outstanding nurses across the country who go above and beyond in providing compassionate care. Richelle Shetler, inpatient unit director of the hospital’s Tower 2 and ICU, received the award, which is the hospital’s 10 th since the program began in 2024. She was nominated by a co-worker. "Richelle always puts the patient first. She is a great listener and finds solutions to problems. Her caring attitude is infectious,” the nomination said. Leigh Knife, the director of nursing at SRMC, said Shetler works to protect patients throughout their care journey. “Richelle perfectly embodies our hospital’s commitment to excellence through her outstanding leadership and skills,” Knife said. “Her kindness and compassion make a meaningful difference for our patients, and we are truly grateful to have her as a member of our nursing team.” Shetler received a special certificate and a $100 award given on behalf of the George Kimble Scholarship, which was established in 2012 in memory of past SRMC patient George H. Kimble. To nominate an SRMC nurse for a DAISY Award, visit www.salemregional.com/patient-visitor-info/patient-information . This article originally appeared on The Repository: SRMC nurse nets 10th DAISY Award
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New blood pressure hub launches at Salem Community Center
Nearly half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure, but many don’t even know they have it. It is called the “silent killer” because high blood pressure often doesn’t have symptoms and can go undetected until serious health issues like heart disease or stroke arise. Since...
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Chili cookoff in Struthers helps raise money for trades scholarship
Amvets Post 44 held a chili cookoff in Struthers to raise money for high school students. Proceeds from the $10 entry fee, bar tips, and the 50-50 raffle will help provide a scholarship for a student interested in learning a trade. “If you’re going into trade school, and you need...
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Seasonable temperatures and more sunshine ahead
Sunday was a seasonable fall day featuring plenty of sunshine, a perfect way to send off the weekend. Overnight, cloud cover will increase with the sky turning mostly cloudy. An isolated shower is possible after midnight. Shower chances will decrease once again following sunrise. Overnight temperatures will be in the low 40s.