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Resident Rosalie Bernard paints in the parlor. Courtesy Windemere
Resident Elyse Kraft Schule and nurse Cece Tilson spend time together safely. Courtesy Windemere
Helen Valentzas enjoys much-needed time with Goodie Fenner, dog therapist. Courtesy Windemere
Resident Mary Ann Kulhavik enjoys a socially distant visit from her niece, Susan Sanford. Courtesy Windemere
Residents gather in the garden for a musical performance by Merrily Fenner and Christine McLean. Courtesy Windemere
Adagio Esposito plays a song for his grandmother, resident Joan Wilson. Courtesy Windemere
Ever since its start, Windemere Nursing & Rehabilitation Center has strived to offer the highest level of care and compassion to its residents. These efforts have been successful thanks to a number of factors: a hardworking staff, an individualized approach, and bustling daily schedules. Between bowling at the Barn Bowl and Bistro and horseback riding at Misty Me
by Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster December 15, 2020 .
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RALEIGH – The Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster (RTCC), an initiative of business, government, academic and nonprofit leaders focused on accelerating the growth of the regional and state-wide cleantech economy, has announced that Emmit Owens was unanimously chosen by the RTCC board as the organization’s Interim Executive Director. Emmit previously served as the membership recruitment and retention manager of RTCC.
The decision is part of a plan by the Board of Directors to find a permanent successor for outgoing Executive Director, Susan Sanford. “We want to thank Susan for all of her hard work and leadership over the past five years. Susan has been an integral part of RTCC’s success, guiding the organization as it established its nonprofit