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Meanwhile, family members of nursing home residents were left to guess about how to care for their loved ones.
Lifelong Mart resident Pat Curry said her mother lives in Park Plaza and doesn鈥檛 want to move.
Curry agreed, noting the convenience of the facility.
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The state hasn鈥檛 received any notification from the administrators whether they would file for a bankruptcy extension to keep the facility open, Gale said.
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