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(MENAFN - GetNews) Harbor Light Hospice, an Oregon Hospice Agency, recently released a blog explaining the importance of a living will. The new article focuses on explaining what a living will is and why it is essential to have. Winfield, Illinois - February 18, 2021 - Harbor Light Hospice, an Oregon Hospice Agency , has recently released a new educational resource that focuses on explaining the importance of a living will . The new article is guided by the hospice care experts at Harbor Light Hospice who have extensive experience helping clients work through difficult end-of-life care an...

Kansas City VA participates in Point-in-Time count Annual count of homeless helps to secure funding Medical Center Director joins KCPD Metro Patrol annual Point in Time. Throughout the day and evening, KCVA executives met at local agencies and supported the PIT counts at three locations: Benilde Hall/Safe Haven, Footprints and Harbor Light Village. David Isaacks is the medical center director; Angela Athmann is the assistant medical center director. Both joined the Kansas City Police Department in compiling local homeless data as part of a police ride along (pictured above). “The Point-...

Created: February 08, 2021 05:42 PM Churches in the Twin Cities are opening as overnight warming centers to help the homeless during this dangerous cold snap. St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in Mahtomedi transformed its youth gym into a temporary shelter to help anyone who needs a warm place to stay. "We've got this big, beautiful building that's not being used right now, so it's just about getting people inside where they can be safe," said Kris Mason, program supervisor at St. Andrew's Community Resource Center. "That's why we're here, right? We're doing God's work." Mason said the...

Two days before the light rail incident, he was released from jail in connection with an alleged assault, according to court records.

New COVID-19 restrictions squeeze Marblehead businesses 'It's going to be a tough winter' Leigh Blander Wicked Local With COVID cases surging in town and Governor Charlie Baker announcing new restrictions, many local gyms, businesses, and restaurants are feeling the economic pinch. “It’s going to be a tough winter,” said Marblehead Chamber of Commerce Director Beth Ferris. “Of course, everyone understands that we’re in a pandemic. I get that. But it’s so hard on our restaurants and smaller stores.” Under Baker’s latest order, stores, gyms, and restaurants cannot exceed 25% cap...