A federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate may soon be on the horizon for many Fargo-Moorhead area employers. Still, very few outside the healthcare field have gone as far as to implement one themselves, with many citing a need for more guidance.
Senior residents to be relocated as Eventide plans to sell historic Moorhead building
A pipe leak that caused major water damage has sped up the timeline for moving out of the building. 7:12 pm, Jul. 7, 2021 ×
The Eventide Fairmont senior living facility plans to close after a pipe leak caused water damage to the building. David Samson / The Forum
MOORHEAD A senior living organization will shutter one of its facilities that is located in a historic building in downtown Moorhead.
Eventide Senior Living Communities announced Wednesday, July 7, that the Fairmont location at 801 2nd Ave. N. will close its doors. The nonprofit organization had intended to move out of the building as part of its long-term plan, but a pipe leak that caused major water damage has accelerated that timeline.
Some nursing homes, retirement centers allow visitors again as COVID-19 cases drop
More and more nursing homes and assisted living centers in the Fargo-Moorhead area are reopening their doors to visitors since COVID-19 cases have fallen. Written By: C.S. Hagen | ×
Dave Filipi, of Columbus, Ohio, visits Bethany Retirement Living on University Drive in Fargo to see his father for one of the first times since Christmas 2019. C.S. Hagen / The Forum
FARGO The coronavirus pandemic that s ravaged nursing homes and retirement communities across the nation has kept Dave Filipi from seeing his aging father for more than 13 months. Christmas 2019 was the last time he saw him.