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The Fayetteville Press April/May 2013 Edition Page 3 Community Spot-Lite LIFE services include, but are not limited to Adult day health services, including recreational and social programs Primary and specialty medical care Prescription and over-the-counter medications Occupational, physical, and speech therapies Transportation Caregiver and family support LIFE is a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), which can assist elders to live safely at home or with their loved ones with help from a team of health care professionals LIFE 4900 Raeford Road, Fayetteville, NC (910) 429-7220 www.sjp.org Experience Who is eligible for LIFE? Participants are eligible for this program if they: Are 55 years of age or older Live in the LIFE service area Are eligible for nursing home care by state requirements Can live safely in the community with LIFE services SJP is an aging service network offering a full continuum of retirement housing, health care and community-based services for older adults as well as community outreach to those in need. New Location: 213 Dick Street * Ste. 205 Fayetteville, NC 28301 Email: [email protected] Website: www.makialaw.com *Personal Injury *Immigration *Divorce *Traffic Tickets *Social Security Disability (910) 672-0060 - Office COUNCILWOMAN KADY-ANN DAVY DECLARES CANDIDACY FOR RE-ELECTION TO REPRESENT CITY COUNCIL’S DISTRICT 2 Fayetteville, NC – Fayetteville continues to move forward! We have a long, rich history that is only overshadowed by our flourishing, bright fu- ture. Our nation and the world finds itself caught in some of the most try- ing times in generations, and while many would be content to give up, our friends and neighbors alike, have dug in, and we are working, everyday, for more prosperous times. With this in mind, I have recently been asked by many constituents to seek re-election and con- tinue to represent Fayetteville’s District 2 on City Council. A re- quest, I am both humbled and overjoyed to accept. In my own neighbor- hood, Fayetteville’s Dis- trict 2, we are beginning to see the benefits of the HOPE VI Project, are proud to call District 2 home to Fayetteville’s Community Garden, en- joying the continued growth and re-vitalization of our beau- tiful downtown, and are work- ing to ensure the safety of ev- eryone, on both sides of the river. In my four years as City Councilwoman, we’ve grown. We’ve become more of a fam- ily. I have made it a point that I, or my designee, be at every single Community Watch meeting. I’ve walked most ev- ery neighborhood, stood on an untold number of front porches, door steps, and stoops and talked with count- less concerned friends, wor- ried moms and dads, and many, many caring neighbors about issues ranging from crime to planning commu- nity clean-up efforts, and have even been grateful to be invited on in to dinner with many of you. I’ve reported District 2’s concerns to the appropriate persons and I’ve followed up to make sure nearly all issues are re- solved with satisfactory responses. And, I’ve enjoyed every minute of it. We’ve focused on public safety, taking measures to increase police surveillance and coverage in our neighborhoods. We’ve worked to make our neighbor- hoods better places to live in by enhancing our beauti- fication and gateway programs. And, we continue to create an environment where young professionals are returning to Fayetteville to begin their careers and start new families. Even prompting national organizations to rate our town increasingly higher on many surveys and reports. But, where we’ve done much work, there remains, still, a great deal more to be done. It is imperative that the citizens of District 2 continue to have a voice of experience and demonstrated leadership on their side. My continued pledge to you is that I will work to en- sure that all of our communities’ concerns are ad- dressed, and that with time, hard work, and your hand in mine, I pledge that our goals will be met. Again, as I did in 2011 & 2009, I ask for your con- tinued support, and your vote to represent District 2 in Fayetteville’s City Council. I will continue to serve as a liaison between all stake-holders and work diligently with other council members, the mayor, and the entire city staff toward reaching our common goal of making Fayetteville an even greater place to “live, thrive, and prosper.” Councilwoman Kady-Ann Davy (910) 482-3939 (910) 482-3939 (910) 482-3939 (910) 482-3939 (910) 482-3939 215 Gillespie Street * Fayetteville, NC 28302 Tawanna Robinson Thomas Julius Robinson We Will Come To You! (910) 257-3800 (910) 257-3800 (910) 257-3800 (910) 257-3800 (910) 257-3800 *Speedy Jail Release *Quick Service *NC Statewide *Payment Plan Available Call Bonnie 1-877-676-2245 She will get you out of Jail! A Quick & Fast Bail Bond Service For Advertisement Call (910) 323-3120
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The Fayetteville Press April/May 2013 Edition Page 3
Community Spot-Lite
LIFE services include, but are not limited to
Adult day health services, including recreational and social programsPrimary and specialty medical carePrescription and over-the-counter medicationsOccupational, physical, and speech therapiesTransportationCaregiver and family support
LIFE is a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), which can assist elders to live safely at home or with their loved ones with help from a team of health care professionals
LIFE
4900 Raeford Road, Fayetteville, NC (910) 429-7220 www.sjp.org
ExperienceWho is eligible for LIFE?Participants are eligible for this program if they:
Are 55 years of age or olderLive in the LIFE service areaAre eligible for nursing home care by state requirementsCan live safely in the community with LIFE services
SJP is an aging service network off ering a full continuum of retirement housing, health care and community-based services for older adults as well as community outreach to those in need.
New Location: 213 Dick Street * Ste. 205Fayetteville, NC 28301
Email: [email protected]: www.makialaw.com
*Personal Injury *Immigration
*Divorce*Traffic Tickets
*Social Security Disability(910) 672-0060 - Office
COUNCILWOMAN KADY-ANN DAVY DECLARES CANDIDACY FORRE-ELECTION TO REPRESENT CITY COUNCIL’S DISTRICT 2
Fayetteville, NC –Fayetteville continues tomove forward! We have along, rich history that isonly overshadowed byour flourishing, bright fu-ture. Our nation and theworld finds itself caughtin some of the most try-ing times in generations,and while many would becontent to give up, ourfriends and neighborsalike, have dug in, and weare working, everyday,for more prosperoustimes. With this in mind,I have recently been askedby many constituents toseek re-election and con-t inue to representFayetteville’s District 2on City Council. A re-quest, I am both humbledand overjoyed to accept.
In my own neighbor-hood, Fayetteville’s Dis-trict 2, we are beginningto see the benefits of theHOPE VI Project, areproud to call District 2home to Fayetteville’sCommunity Garden, en-
joying the continued growthand re-vitalization of our beau-tiful downtown, and are work-ing to ensure the safety of ev-eryone, on both sides of theriver.
In my four years as CityCouncilwoman, we’ve grown.We’ve become more of a fam-ily. I have made it a point thatI, or my designee, be at everysingle Communi ty Watchmeeting. I’ve walked most ev-ery neighborhood, stood on anuntold number of f rontporches , door s teps , andstoops and talked with count-less concerned friends, wor-
ried moms and dads, and many, many caring neighborsabout issues ranging from crime to planning commu-nity clean-up efforts, and have even been grateful to beinvited on in to dinner with many of you. I’ve reportedDistrict 2’s concerns to the appropriate persons andI’ve followed up to make sure nearly all issues are re-solved with satisfactory responses. And, I’ve enjoyedevery minute of it.
We’ve focused on public safety, taking measuresto increase police surveillance and coverage in ourneighborhoods. We’ve worked to make our neighbor-hoods better places to live in by enhancing our beauti-fication and gateway programs. And, we continue tocreate an environment where young professionals arereturning to Fayetteville to begin their careers and startnew families. Even prompting national organizationsto rate our town increasingly higher on many surveysand reports.
But, where we’ve done much work, there remains,still, a great deal more to be done. It is imperative thatthe citizens of District 2 continue to have a voice ofexperience and demonstrated leadership on their side.My continued pledge to you is that I will work to en-sure that all of our communities’ concerns are ad-dressed, and that with time, hard work, and your handin mine, I pledge that our goals will be met.
Again, as I did in 2011 & 2009, I ask for your con-tinued support, and your vote to represent District 2 inFayetteville’s City Council. I will continue to serve asa liaison between all stake-holders and work diligentlywith other council members, the mayor, and the entirecity staff toward reaching our common goal of makingFayetteville an even greater place to “live, thrive, andprosper.”
Councilwoman Kady-Ann Davy
(910) 482-3939(910) 482-3939(910) 482-3939(910) 482-3939(910) 482-3939
215 Gillespie Street * Fayetteville, NC 28302
Tawanna RobinsonThomas
Julius Robinson
We Will Come To You!(910) 257-3800(910) 257-3800(910) 257-3800(910) 257-3800(910) 257-3800
*Speedy Jail Release*Quick Service*NC Statewide
*Payment Plan Available
Call Bonnie1-877-676-2245
She will get you out of Jail!
A Quick & Fast Bail Bond Service
For AdvertisementCall (910) 323-3120
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