Richmond, VA (PRWEB) August 10, 2021 Youth at United Methodist Family Services (UMFS) who reside at the Child & Family Healing Center will soon receive
Two Fort Harrison nurses recognized
The Montana VA Health Care System honored two nurses, who are assigned to the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center, with recent Daisy Award recognition.
The Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses recognizes individual nurses and clinical teams throughout the year for their extraordinary, compassionate care. More than 4,500 health care facilities and nursing schools across the United States as well as 27 other countries participate in every year.
The two nurses being honored are:
Elizabeth âLizâ Estes, a Registered Nurse at the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center, received the nomination for her attentive care of a patient going into an operating room. During the patientâs visit, Liz was one of the RNs taking care of surgical preparation. She patiently and methodically went over all the processes with the patient and explained every step, even covering what was currently happening, what to expect and why each step was important. Her calm and
New details revealed in alleged white supremacist pedophile s plot to kidnap Fresno girl
Fresno Bee 2/18/2021 Robert Rodriguez, The Fresno Bee
Feb. 17 Nathan Larson, an admitted pedophile and convicted felon from Virginia, will soon be facing federal prosecutors as the U.S. Attorney s Office prepares to take over the child kidnapping case against him.
Meanwhile, the complaint in the case reveals new details about how Larson allegedly schemed to kidnap a 12-year-old Fresno girl.
Larson, 40, was scheduled to be arraigned in Fresno County Superior Court on Wednesday but he was in quarantine at the jail. He is expected to appear next week when the Fresno County District Attorney s office also plans to dismiss the criminal charges against him without prejudice.