Donald Tresk, 83, has lived in Bay Village for over 40 years and loves calling it home.
âI like the lakefront, I live within walking distance to Huntington Beach,â Tresk said. âIâd like the city to stay the same.â
His city tops the charts again through a 24/7 Wall St. study. The company is a Delaware corporation which creates financial news and opinion content, and its study determined Bay Village as the best city to move into/live in.
24/7 Wall St. created a weighted index in four categories: economy, affordability, quality of life and community. The data was gathered from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI and other sources, according to 24/7 Wall St.âs website.
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES – For the first time in his life, 52-year-old Blair Wyman found himself in the company of biological relatives this spring.
Blair was born in Denver and was put up for adoption right after he was born. His adoptive parents, Richard and Jane Wyman quickly moved the family of three to the Chicago suburbs. Jane passed away in 1971 and Richard remarried in 1973 to Dimis expanding Blair’s family.
“I had such a good family growing up,” Blair said. “It wasn t terrible growing up, so I didn t have a whole lot of motivation to go look for something else.”
Saluting our nurses: Jamestown s UPMC Chautauqua
In our continuing celebration of National Nurses Week, we intriduce you to 3 nurses who learned about their community and themselves through COVID Author: Peter Gallivan Updated: 7:51 AM EDT May 11, 2021
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. You might say for Carlie Bernhardt, it was baptism by fire. I graduated in May with a children s hospital in Pittsburgh. I worked there for a few months and then came back home. That s right, she entered the nursing profession right in the middle of a pandemic. For Carlie, UPMC in Jamestown is home. It was kind of crazy because we graduated, we didn t do any clinicals towards the end it was all online. So going from your computer to right in the middle of everything it was kind of crazy