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Posted: 9:06 AM Nov 7, 2009
Ironton to Sponsor Community Health Day
You can get a free health check up while your kids play games Saturday. Reporter: Chris AtkinsEmail Address: Chris.Atkins@wsaz.com |
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IRONTON, OHIO (WSAZ) -- You can get a check up while your kids play games and it is all for free. Ironton is hosting a community health day on Saturday November 7th.
The health day is scheduled to get underway at 10 a.m. at the River Hills Community Center on 9th Street and Madison Avenue in Ironton.
There will be free health screening along with games and activities for the kids.
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Posted by: looking from the inside out
on Nov 7, 2009 at 10:28 PM
and I see that it was held at the IMHA community buidling. How nice of Mr. Johnson, the site director, to allow the health fair to be held on HIS site. It does make for good publicity while overting attention, especially when you may fall miserably short in some other areas of your responsiblities such as providing safe and properly working facilities for ALL IMHA renters regardless of cost, work, or supplies needed to make it so. I'm sure a good deal of HIS renters are content with his running of HIS IMHA. But he knows as well as me, and others, that not all renters are comfortable and content with his choices as to what takes priority in maintenance and where government money should be allocated especially when it comes to safety and just common sense that ALL renters, whether HUD or non HUD renters, have the right to have properly working facilites in their homes especially when that is what is conveyed to the potential renter and the public. Shame on you Mr. Jhonson.
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Posted by: looking from the inside out
on Nov 7, 2009 at 09:34 PM
It's refreshing to see that our city has asserted a good deed toward our community in general and especially to those who may be less fortunate. Perhaps those with no health insurance who have possible health issues, current known health issues, disabilities, and those who live with poverty and/or low incomes levels. But it is nice to see our community come together for the better of all those included. Thank you city of Ironton.
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