PAGE 12 THE DALLAS POST Sunday, November 24, 2013 Dr. Nate Klein joins staff at Klein Chiropractic Clinic Dr. Nate Klein has joined the staff of Klein Chiropractic Clinic in Dallas. Raised in the Back Mountain, Dr. Klein attended Luzerne County Community College for three years to complete pre-chiropractic undergraduate requirements. Afterwards, he and his wife Elizabeth moved to the Atlanta metro area where he completed four years of doctoral education at Life Chiropractic University. Dr. Klein graduated in September 2013 and has moved back to begin work with his family’s practice. He is National Board certified and also holds a physiotherapy cer- tification, which allows him to use modalities such as thera- ment chiropractic care by allowing for faster healing and patient recovery. 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Joseph Hopkins, “I Wish I Had...” by Giovanna Zobili, “Barnum’s sone by Tracey Fern { | i § | i [] { ¥ | HONOR The following books are in honor of David and Joan Roskos and are presented by Betsy Balonis: “Little Mouse” by Alison Murray, “Oh No, Little Dragon” by Jim Averbeck In honor of The Bookshop Volunteers, “Book Finds: How to Find, buy, and Sell Used and Rare Books” by Ian C. Ellis, presented by Ruth Tetschner
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