The Dexter Leader
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PUBLISHED: July 31, 2008
American Legion meeting
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The Dexter American Legion Post 557 will hold its monthly meeting on the first Thursday of the month, Aug 7th at the Legion Hall, at 8825 Dexter-Chelsea Rd. at 7:39 pm.
Immediately following will be the Annual Home Association meeting. The meeting will be conducted by President Gary Gregory and officer elections will be conducted.
All members of the Legion Post, Auxillary and Sons of the American Legion (SAL) are invited to attend.
Schauer town halls
State Sen. Mark Schauer of Battle Creek, Democratic candidate for Congress, will meet with voters in Saline this evening and Dexter on the weekend for a series of town hall meetings to discuss issues affecting the district.
SALINE: Thursday, July 31, 5 to 6 p.m., Saline District Library, 555 N. Maple Road.
DEXTER: Sunday, Aug. 3, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Dexter Senior Center, 7720 Ann Arbor St.
Sen. Schauer currently represents Calhoun and Jackson counties in the state Senate, and is running for Congress in Michigan's 7th District.
He will discuss his plan for creating jobs and turning around Michigan's economy, and answer questions from voters.
CCH ranks high nationally
Chelsea Community Hospital ranked in the top 3 percent nationally for patient satisfaction in outpatient surgery, according to independent healthcare research organization Press Ganey.
In surveys covering hospital visits from April through June 2008, Outpatient services ranked in the top 4 percent, as did the ER, and inpatient services ranked in the top 6 percent in that analysis as well.
"These scores demonstrate how much care and attention to detail everyone at CCH exhibits. It makes us proud to serve this community at such a high level," says Jim Barb, Director of Quality Improvement.
Press Ganey measures patient satisfaction in outpatient services, outpatientsurgery, inpatient services, and emergency services.
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