for a drink or meal. Kendal residents Dorothy and Joe Lucianos’ favorites include The Slow Train and The Local coffee shops “where the coffee and bagels are good and, for us, the ambience is good, too,” and the Feve for hamburgers. Other eateries include: Lorenzo’s Pizzeria, which offers outdoor patio

: FAQs About Getting Vaccinated, from the CDC Facts About COVID-19 Vaccines, from the CDC Ohio Department of Health Vaccine Provider Location Search If you have questions about the vaccine related to a specific health condition, please contact your primary care provider for assistance. About Kendal

. “If you file a paper return the processing time could be up to a year, possibly more,” says Oberlin CPA Vance DeBouter. Vance is a member of Kendal at Oberlin’s Finance Committee and a former Board member. “The use of paper forms instead of a software package also requires that you do many more manual

of the monthly fee attributable to medical care paid by continuing care retirement community residents is deductible as medical expenses.  “Most Kendal at Oberlin residents receive a significant tax deduction for the medical component of the monthly fee. New residents receive an even greater tax deduction

for Black History Month. Kendal residents have put together a “civil rights film festival” that they can watch from the safety of their home. Also in keeping with ASALH’s Black family theme, the February issue of Kendal’s monthly resident newsletter, The Kendalight, features brothers Gideon Quarles

foods,” says Katie Hoover, Registered & Licensed Dietitian/Nutritionist who works at Kendal. Here are 7 tips from Katie: Fill your plate first with vegetables, fruits, and salad before getting the entrees and desserts. Aim to fill ½ your plate with vegetables Choose lean protein, such as turkey

past, try to include a side dish that feeds your heart too. Kendal resident and retired Professor of Religion Malcolm Peel will be serving up kindness in three flavors. “I expect to pass through life but once. — If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, any good deed I can do for any fellow

to World Wildlife Fund to protect animal species and their habitat.     In the past, Molly Kavanaugh frequently wrote about Kendal at Oberlin for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, where she was a reporter for 16 years. Now we are happy to have her writing for the Kendal at Oberlin Community. About Kendal

For a couple dozen residents at Kendal, a weekly dinner date means speaking Spanish, German or French. The language dining tables are not meant to teach novices, but rather to help residents with basic skills improve their conversation. Some residents are foreign-born. Others learned a foreign