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Norm Apsey, warehouse manager for the Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency, food program, loads food into a car’s trunk while Derek Stoinski, warehouse specialist packer, adds an item to a box of food at a senior food distribution at Word of Life Baptist Church in Alpena on Tuesday.
ALPENA At 9 o’clock Tuesday morning, 50 cars snaked around the parking lot of Word of Life Baptist Church in Alpena.
There used to be more, said Tammy Dean, food coordinator for the Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency, who on Tuesday was checking off names in a three-ring binder at a NEMCSA senior food distribution.
Two years after Tennova sold the hospital in North Knoxville, the first tenant has moved back in. Author: Cole Sullivan Updated: 7:16 PM EST January 25, 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Everything old becomes new again.
A hospital that once served North Knoxville now sits demolished into a construction site. But in the old Physicians Regional (née Saint Mary s) hospital tower, there s a rebirth of the original intent of the hospital-founding Sisters of Mercy. Their whole mission was to go out into the community and serve the underserved and that you know we can make that live on, said site supervisor and LMU nursing professor Joan Eiffe.