End of Life committee raises funds for program Cloquet Journal
The End of Life Committee at Sunnyside Health Care Center recently held a bake sale to raise money for the purchase of a special chair that turns into a bed and can be used by family/friends of residents who are in their last stages of life.
1905 MURDER IN THE MIDWEST Salina Journal
The force of the ax to the man's head splattered blood throughout the 12- by 12-foot room. The head of the bed was "literally covered with blood," the sheets were soaked, and there were bloody imprints of the ax blade on both pillows.
Ameris to appeal state's rejection of hospital's Certificate of Need application Williston Pioneer Sun News
A request from Ameris Health Systems to build the 60-bed Tri-County Hospital in Chiefland was rejected Friday evening by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration.
A Home For The Holiday Gay City News
Councilman Lew Fidler, chair of the Youth Services Committee, commits to tackle youth homelessness at a City Hall press conference on Monday; Dilo Cintron and Yasmina Rodriquez, two LGBT youths who have been homeless, also speak.
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SHAHNAZ BASHIR There was a noisy musical silence in the room. She waited for something. She rocked to the rhythm of the interludes of a song from film Guide. Her sick, fat fingers tapped on the armrest of the chair. Chronic urine infection had changed the complexion of her skin to sodium yellow.
SHE’LL HAVE THEM DANCING IN THE AISLES Patriot Ledger
DUXBURY - Passengers stranded at Denver International Airport had just missed out on something big. Sitting among them, as a blizzard grounded all flights, was one of the world’s premiere Irish fiddlers.
Tactex completes prototype order CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance
Tactex has delivered the first batch of prototypes of a new chair- and bed-occupancy sensor to a customer in the United States. According to Tactex President and CEO David Lokhorst, "Our customer funded us to develop this unique sensor to meet their specifications."
Caged Kids' Parents Convicted WTOL 11 Toledo
Two adoptive parents accused of caging some of their 11 adopted special-needs children have been convicted of felony and misdemeanor charges of child endangering and abuse. Jurors deliberated four days before announcing the verdict Friday morning.
Storm shelters live up to their name for travelers Rocky Mountain News
For Ezra Moran, the lasting memory of the blizzard will be the hours stranded in a bus on U.S. 36.
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