CONYERS, GA - Quarterra Multifamily, a subsidiary of Lennar Corporation and a vertically integrated multifamily apartment builder, developer, and property manager, in partnership with Nuveen, announced the start of leasing at Emblem Conyers, Quarterra s latest community in the Atlanta market.
Emblem Conyers is a 264-home garden-style community in Conyers, Georgia, a charming town on the eastern edge of the Atlanta Metro Area. Conyers offers the best of both worlds, pairing a small town feel.
A Funeral Mass for Karen Heth, 80, of Dickinson will be held at 10:00 am Friday, April 26, 2024 at Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Dickinson with Monsignor Thomas Richter celebrating. Burial will follow at St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery in Beulah.
/PRNewswire/ Quarterra Multifamily, a subsidiary of Lennar Corporation and a vertically integrated multifamily apartment builder, developer, and property.
Sanford Health will require that all employees receive a COVID-19 vaccination by Nov. 1 or risk losing their job.
The hospital system employs 3,800 workers across its Bismarck region, which includes central and western North Dakota and Sanford Medical Center in Bismarck. It says 90% of its clinicians and 70% of its nurses have been vaccinated already. The best thing we can do for our patients is to take good care of our employees, said Dr. Chris Meeker, chief medical officer for Sanford in Bismarck. We need to have our employees healthy and safe.
He added that Sanford is monitoring the situation in Arkansas and Missouri, which have emerged as coronavirus hot spots in recent weeks amid surges in both cases and hospitalizations.
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1. So many front-line workers sought help paying COVID-19 costs, North Dakota stopped taking applications
After almost 3,000 of North Dakota s first responders and health care workers applied for funds to help cover their COVID-19-related medical expenses, the state stopped accepting applications Wednesday, Dec. 16, due to the overwhelming response.
Earlier this month, the North Dakota Legislature approved allocating $2.5 million of the state s federal pandemic stimulus funds to create the Medical Expense Assistance Program to help first responders and front-line health care workers pay for COVID-19 expenses. Applicants could only qualify for the funds if they tested positive for COVID-19, and had not applied or were rejected for worker s compensation.