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Established in 1995, Meridian Manor is located in the lakeside community of Wayzata, Minnesota. Park-like grounds and tastefully decorated common areas create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Meridian blends the comfort and independence of private apartments with a flexible selection of services and amenities to meet our resident’s changing needs. Our Care Suite has private bedrooms and common living areas with dedicated Home Care staff for residents who need a higher level of supervision and assistance. Several floor plans are available, ranging from studios to two-bedrooms. Apartments can be combined or remodeled to accommodate the resident’s preferences.
24-hour on-site home care services are delivered by a Class A Medicare-certified provider. An emergency pendant call system, wanderguard bracelets and controlled access entries provide a high level of safety and security without compromising the dignity or our residents. Dining in our restaurant is a social experience in itself, with award-winning menus and outstanding service under the direction of a professional chef and a dietician. Our activity calendar is filled with entertainment events, recreational outings, exercise programs, crafts, games and social interactions. Frequent customer surveys consistently report that we meet or exceed their expectations. Come for a visit and ask them yourself!
It’s been an adjustment but I’m very glad I moved my parents in because they’re getting the care that they need. I think my Dad is thriving here and he loves the food. The staff seems to be very responsive...
I looked at Meridian Manor while exploring options for my husband. I thought that the community was beautiful, I was already familiar with it because I knew other residents already there, but I did not like...
Lovely facility. Beautiful garden grounds fenced and shared by both memory and assisted/independent. Strongly considered but felt it wasn't quite the right fit for mom.
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Court documents show that Fernando Sayasaya entered the pleas Thursday during a scheduling conference. He’s accused of abusing two underage siblings from 1995 to 1998, while he was assigned to the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church and St. Mary’s Cathedral in the Fargo area.
A Philippines court ordered Sayasaya’s extradition in 2010. He appealed, lost and was ultimately arrested in November.
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — A 25-year-old Las Cruces man is accused of severely beating his pregnant girlfriend, causing her to have a miscarriage.
Police say the 22-year-old woman said Thursday that two intruders attacked her in the home where she lives with Timothy Trejo-Vigil and his mother but that investigators determined that her account was a ruse concocted by Trejo-Vigil and the girlfriend.
According to police, investigators also learned that Trejo-Vigil had a history of domestic abuse against the same woman.
Trejo-Vigil was arrested and jailed Friday on suspicion of second-degree felony attempted murder and multiple other crimes.
He remains jailed and court records don’t list a defense attorney who could comment on the allegations.
Police: Man admits he put racist graffiti on his own car as prank, incident stirred tensions at Kansas State University
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Police: Man admits he put racist graffiti on his own car as prank, incident stirred tensions at Kansas State University.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The San Antonio Spurs nearly suffered a major misstep on their march to making league history.
All-Star forward Kawhi Leonard left the Spurs’ 112-88 victory over the Miami Heat on Wednesday night with a bruised right quadriceps, but it did not appear serious judging by the team’s reaction during and after the injury.
Leonard matched his career high with 32 points exited with 6:01 remaining in the third quarter after sinking a free throw to complete a three-point play after being fouled on a driving layup by Justise Winslow. Leonard went straight to the locker room, followed by Spurs trainer Will Sevening.
The extent of the injury was not immediately known, but San Antonio’s team doctors remained in the team’s box suite — possibly indicating that the injury didn’t require urgent attention. Spurs point guard Tony Parker said such an injury usually requires minimal rest.
Leonard’s injury could have put a damper on the Spurs’ 60th overall victory, but it appeared minor. He was having his most dynamic game of the season prior to the injury as San Antonio tries to remain perfect at home.
“As time goes on, he’s learning how to understanding how to feel his oats and channel it wisely,” San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said.
San Antonio earned its 36th straight home victory to open the season, leaving the Spurs a game shy of matching the record set by the Chicago Bulls in 1995-96. Golden State is also undefeated at home this season, having won 32 straight games entering their matchup with the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night. The Spurs have won 45 consecutive regular-season games at home over two seasons.
“They’re a good team,” said Miami guard Dwyane Wade, who had 16 points. “Thirty-six teams came in here and 35 went out the same way we did. They’ve got a very good team. What more can I say, they’re good.”
San Antonio, which hosts Memphis on Friday, was keenly focused two days after blowing a 23-point advantage in a loss to Charlotte. It was the Spurs’ largest lead blown since Tim Duncan joined the team in 1997.
“Out to Lunch,” Popovich repeated facetiously of the bounce-back win. “Did I say that, or did you make that up? They played very well tonight. Great team defense. Good concentration. Ball moved well.”
Leonard had 24 points in the first half, closing the final minute of the second quarter by driving past Joe Johnson for a layup and tipping in Danny Green’s missed jumper with 17 seconds remaining.
“I never saw him aggressive like that,” Parker said. “He was very aggressive. It was going in. He was playing well. He was rolling.”
Leonard completed a three-point play early in the third quarter after fighting through Josh McRoberts’ failed attempt to wrap up the 6-foot-7 forward by wrapping his left arm around his chest. Fans loudly chanted “MVP” as Leonard made the free throw, which gave the Spurs their largest lead at the time at 66-53.
He finished 3 for 7 on 3-pointers and 5 for 7 on free throws in tying the career high he set Oct. 28 in the team’s season opener at Oklahoma City.
Josh Richardson led Miami with 17 points, going 3 for 4 on 3-pointers, and Whiteside had 12 points and 14 rebounds.
Heat: Miami was without F Chris Bosh (recovering from blood clots), F Luol Deng (sore left quadriceps) and G Tyler Johnson (left shoulder surgery). ... The Heat have lost four straight against the Spurs in the regular season. Their last victory was Jan. 26, 2014, in Miami. San Antonio’s last home loss to Miami was March 13, 2013.
Spurs: San Antonio has 11 games remaining in the regular season, including two games each against Golden State, Oklahoma City and Memphis. ... Popovich received a technical foul with just under 3 minutes remaining in the first half. He followed lead official Jason Phillips to midcourt along the sideline while arguing an out-of-bounds call against San Antonio. Replays showed Whiteside was the last to touch a loose ball after diving in front of the Spurs’ bench. Officials ruled Parker had tipped the ball after Whiteside, but he appeared to miss swiping at it. ... Former Chicago Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau attended the game as a guest of the Spurs. Thibodeau has long had a close relationship with Popovich and Spurs general manager R.C. Buford.
“He’s one of the most selfish players I’ve been around,” Popovich joked, unable to stifle his laughter. “He shot it every time he touched it. It’s incredible. He should apologize to his team tomorrow for being so greedy. He just wanted to get his name in the paper.”
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) _ A 12-year-old girl was bitten on the head and ear by a 6-foot tall kangaroo and her father was mauled when he tried to rescue her, residents of a remote Australian bush town said in a newspaper report today.
They said the kangaroo a group of children at an Easter holiday barbecue before attacking the girl, Katie Schmidt. Her father, Wayne Schmidt, 40, was bitten twice on the right arm and had his clothing ripped as he attempted to free his daughter.
The attack occurred Nungaloo, outside the town of Geraldton in Western Australia, and was reported today in the Sun newspaper.
″We were amazed at what we saw,″ said local farmer Kevin Hipper.″The ‘roo had Katie by the throat and she was screaming. Wayne started to yell and started punching the ’roo. It turned on him and started to bite him.″
″The little girl was lucky that the kangaroo was backed up against a car when it attacked her and couldn’t use its back legs. Otherwise it could have killed her,″ said Hipper.
LONDON (AP) _ European shares closed lower Friday as technology and telecommunications shares lost ground after a recent rally.
The Dow Jones Stoxx Index of 600 European companies closed down 0.41 points, or 0.1 percent, at 331.34, with the technology sector the biggest loser, down 2.4 percent.
In London, Vodafone AirTouch shares fell 6.6 percent on investors’ concern over reports that the company plans a $100 billion hostile takeover bid for Germany’s Mannesmann AG.
Richard Davidson, European equity strategist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, said telecommunications and technology shares ``need to pause for breath,″ and further gains are expected in the medium term.
The Dow Jones Euro Stoxx Index, which tracks 310 companies in countries that joined the single currency, closed down 0.39 points at 349.24.
But the Paris CAC-40 index closed up 0.2 percent at 5,141.51, another record high. France’s benchmark stock index is now 30 percent higher than at the beginning of the year.