COVID-19 Response: Frequently Asked Questions
Look here for Frequently Asked Questions from Kendal at Oberlin residents.
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Avoid Scams Related to COVID-19
Information to help you avoid scams related to COVID-19
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Special Notice to Neighbors that Normally Vote at Kendal at Oberlin
Regarding Election Day, March 17th: By order of Governor Mike DeWine, all polling locations located within senior communities are being relocated to protect older adults who are more vulnerable to…
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Artist Aimee Lee Exhibits at Kendal
The Kendal Gallery exhibit “Sustained: Hanji Artwork by Aimee Lee,” features handmade paper clothing and sculpture. All are fabricated out of paper made by the artist, using mainly fibers from…
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How to Avoid Internet Scams
“How much is that doggie in the (computer) window?” Whatever the price, it’s likely to be a scam, according to the Better Business Bureau, which found 80 percent of sponsored…
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Favorite Summer Reads
During the 1960s “In Cold Blood” and “Valley of the Dolls” was cracked open on beach towels throughout the country. In the ‘70s most of us were reading “Jaws” and…
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Smaller Space – Larger Living
A lot of us are drawn to photographs of tiny houses, which are often pictured nestled in a bucolic backyard or tooling down a highway backdropped by a mountain range.…
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Oberlin is One of Kiplinger’s “Smart Places to Retire”
A feature article posted July 3 on the website of Kiplinger Personal Finance includes Oberlin, Ohio on its list of “12 Smart Places to Retire.” Proximity of Oberlin College and…
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Kendal Staff and Residents Present at Dementia Action Alliance
With book clubs, monthly newsletter articles, a memory enhancement course and dementia awareness training, Kendal at Oberlin residents and staff have been “re-imagining dementia” for some time, which is why…
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