We're incredibly proud to recognize Tyson Hoch and Patti Bisgard, dedicated volunteers who received the Governor's Volunteer Award for their outstanding service to Lucas County Health Center! 🏆✨ 👏 On June 20th, Patti and Tyson received this prestigious award from the Governor and Lieutenant Governor in honor of their steadfast dedication. Patti has generously given 10 years of service, while Tyson has devoted 5 years to serving our community. Unfortunately, Gloria Gardner and Fred Steinbach couldn't attend the ceremony, but their combined 25 years of service have left an indelible mark on our facility and community. 🌟 Join us in celebrating their achievement and thanking all our volunteers for their selfless contributions to making a difference in the lives of our patients and families!
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You mean the woman that said something like. One of the solutions to vacancies in the city are to tear those buildings down and make green spaces PBT Article. Building owners downtown please share your thoughts on that approach.
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1moWell done!