Families of Holyoke Soldiers' Home veterans push for board seat months after virus outbreak
. (Tribune News Service) — Cheryl Turgeon just wants the families of the Holyoke Soldiers Home veterans to have their voices heard. Turgeon — whose father, Dennis Thresher, a Korean War veteran, was a resident at the home — has spent months calling for change and transparency at the facility thats seen nearly 80 residents die from COVID-19. Her father, who experienced COVID-like symptoms when the virus first swept through the facility last spring, died Saturday. He was 90. "These vet...
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