He was born March 15, 1946, in Randolph County, N.C., to the late John Byron and Clara Fields Hill. 26, 2008, at Northern Hospital of Surry County. William Bill Ray Hill, 62, of Cana, husband of Nancy Peters Hill, passed away Friday, Dec. Those interested in attending should call Sheila Jones at 789-2922.ĬANA, Va. Space is limited, so reservations are required. Its not often you get a chance to participate in government like this, Golaszewski said in the statement.
Golaszewski said that he and his staff will collect the surveys and send a report to the Obama-Biden team.
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Participants will receive a survey asking for their perceptions on the biggest problem in the health-care system, such as how they choose a hospital or doctor, how to address the problem of high medical bills, and others. Golaszewski said that he and Mountain Valley Hospice will record attendees responses and comments and then compile a report to send to the Obama-Biden transition team. She said the forum will be a casual setting that will consist of Golaszewski acting as a facilitator and asking questions provided by the Obama-Biden team. Jones said the public forum will provide an opportunity to share opinions and concerns about health matters and to formulate a plan to better serve people. There are not many chances to send your opinion to the president. This is a chance for the community to have a voice that the president will hear, Sheila Jones, the director of development at MVHPC, said last week. Golaszewski said the objective is to gather input from the public about important health-care issues to help the new administration shape its health-care policy. Glenn Golaszewski, Mountain Valley Hospices medical director, said that the American Association of Hospice and Palliative Medicine received an electronic notice from the Obama-Biden team encouraging various groups and their constituents to assemble informal health-care forums in their communities.
on Tuesday at Mountain Valley Hospice & Palliative Care on 401 Technology Lane in Mount Airy.Īccording to a statement released last week, Dr.
Hospice holding public meeting to gather opinions on Obama-Biden Health Care Initiativeįor the everyday citizen, its a rare opportunity to voice an opinion to the president about important issues like health.īut local citizens can do that Tuesday, when the Mountain Valley Hospice & Palliative Care hosts a community-wide meeting to gather public comments on health-care issues for use by the Obama-Biden transition team. Surry County detectives assisted with the investigation by executing a search warrant at Fredericks residence on Wednesday.įredericks was taken to the Alamance County Detention Center and held under a $7,500 secured bond. The online undercover investigation began in March, but Detective David Sykes with Alamance County said he was not at liberty to release any other information regarding the investigation. The disseminating obscenity took place when he provided an obscene video to what he thought was a 13-year-old female. Detectives with the Alamance County Sheriffs Office Computer Crimes and Forensics Unit arrested a Surry County man on Wednesday as the result of an online undercover investigation.Įric Layne Fredericks, 29, of 537 Bray Ford Road, was charged with two counts felony attempted indecent liberties with a minor and one count felony disseminating obscenity.Ī press release issued by the Alamance County Sheriffs Office said the attempted indecent liberties occurred when Fredericks committed specific sex acts online with what he thought was a 14-year-old female.
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