Female Gaze Art Exhibit.
Artwork in all media by over 25 women artists is now on display at the Beachwood Community Center, 25225 Fairmount Blvd., until March 29.
Viewing Hours: 9-3pm Monday through Friday
Call 216-595-3733 to schedule an appointment to see the exhibit.
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Award-Winning Management Partner
BEACHWOOD, Ohio Rose Senior Living Beachwood, a premier senior living community in Beachwood, Ohio, is now operating under management of Life Care Services®, An LCS Company. Rose Senior Living Beachwood is one of seven senior living communities that make up the Rose Senior Living portfolio. The partnership between Rose Senior Living, owned by Edward Rose & Sons, based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and Life Care Services, based in Des Moines, Iowa, was effective December 31, 2020.
It’s widely understood that rivers, wetlands and other waterways hold particular significance for First Nations people. It’s less well understood that Indigenous peoples are denied effective rights in Australia’s water economy.
Australia’s laws and policies prevent First Nations from fully participating in, and benefiting from, decisions about water. In fact, Indigenous peoples hold less than 1 per cent of Australia’s water rights.
A Productivity Commission report into national water policy released last week acknowledged the demands of First Nations, noting “Traditional Owners aspire to much greater access to, and control over, water resources”.
The commission suggested a suite of policy reforms. While the recommendations go further than previous official reports, they show a lack of ambition and would ensure water justice continues to be denied to First Nations.
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Artwork in all media by over 25 women artists is now on display at the Beachwood Community Center, 25225 Fairmount Blvd., until March 29.
Viewing Hours: 9-3pm Monday through Friday
Call 216-595-3733 to schedule an appointment to see the exhibit.
Thank (1)
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Award-Winning Management Partner
BEACHWOOD, Ohio Rose Senior Living Beachwood, a premier senior living community in Beachwood, Ohio, is now operating under management of Life Care Services®, An LCS Company. Rose Senior Living Beachwood is one of seven senior living communities that make up the Rose Senior Living portfolio. The partnership between Rose Senior Living, owned by Edward Rose & Sons, based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and Life Care Services, based in Des Moines, Iowa, was effective December 31, 2020.
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Life Care Services to Manage 6 Senior Living Communities
Life Care ServicesJanuary 7, 2021 GMT
Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Life Care Services, An LCS Company, has been selected to manage the Rose Senior Living portfolio of six senior living communities. The partnership was effective December 31, 2020. Rose Senior Living, owned by Edward Rose & Sons, is in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
“Our leadership and community teams are focused on delivering services that gain high resident satisfaction for Rose Senior Living,” says Chris Bird, EVP and chief operating officer for LCS. “Life Care Services will build on the services already in place, placing our focus on the health and well-being for all residents living in these six communities.”
First Indigenous member joins Murray-Darling Basin Authority board
By Shannon Jenkins
Monday December 21, 2020
The federal government has named Rene Woods as the first person to fill the Indigenous position on the Murray-Darling Basin Authority board, more than a year after the permanent role was created.
A Nari Nari man from Hay in New South Wales, Woods currently works as a conservation officer with Nature Conservancy Australia, and has previously held the role of chair of the Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations.
He has also been vice-chair of the Nari Nari Tribal Council.
Woods said the four-year appointment was “a step in the right direction” to closing the gap and improving First Nations influence on water-management decisions.