Art is Ageless winners named
The Kansan
Winners of the 2021 edition of Art is Ageless are being celebrated at Newton Presbyterian Manor, and due to COVID-19, online. The contest is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
More than a dozen winners were named during the annual competition. Winning pieces at the community level move on to a masterpiece level judging to determine which pieces are featured in the Presbyterian Manor system’s annual calendar and note cards.
“We were pleased with the number of entries in the competition despite having a closed exhibit, which speaks well of the Art is Ageless experience,” said Noelle Dickinson, marketing director. “Many of the artists have used their extra hours at home in the last year to hone their craft or branch into new media. The joy it brings to them is contagious, and we enjoy celebrating their accomplishments and providing a way to share them with others through Art is Ageless.”
Chad Fry
HutchNews.com
NEWTON Newton Presbyterian Manor on Dec. 11 announced the deaths of three residents who had previously tested positive for the coronavirus.
“We are deeply saddened,” said Manor spokesperson Marc Kessinger. “I would encourage all to join us in praying for these residents’ families during this difficult time.”
The Manor also announced one health care resident, one essential health care worker and two non-direct resident care employees tested positive for the coronavirus at Newton Presbyterian Manor between Dec. 4 and Dec. 11.
One health care resident tested positive for the virus in mass testing Dec. 7. When the positive result was received, the resident was placed in COVID-19 isolation to be cared for by designated staff according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention infection control protocols and physician’s orders.
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Wednesday Dec 16, 2020 at 12:01 AM
NEWTON Newton Presbyterian Manor on Dec. 11 announced the deaths of three residents who had previously tested positive for the coronavirus. We are deeply saddened, said Manor spokesperson Marc Kessinger. I would encourage all to join us in praying for these residents’ families during this difficult time.
The Manor also announced one health care resident, one essential health care worker and two non-direct resident care employees tested positive for the coronavirus at Newton Presbyterian Manor between Dec. 4 and Dec. 11.
One health care resident tested positive for the virus in mass testing Dec. 7. When the positive result was received, the resident was placed in COVID-19 isolation to be cared for by designated staff according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention infection control protocols and physician’s orders.
Presbyterian Manor reports three deaths
Chad Frey
cfrey@thekansan.com
Newton Presbyterian Manor on Dec. 11 announced the deaths of three residents who had previously tested positive for the coronavirus.
“We are deeply saddened,” said Marc Kessinger. “I would encourage all to join us in praying for these residents’ families during this difficult time.”
The Manor also announced one health care resident, one essential health care worker and two non-direct resident care employees tested positive for the coronavirus at Newton Presbyterian Manor between Dec. 4 and Dec. 11.
One health care resident tested positive for the virus in mass testing Dec. 7. When the positive result was received, the resident was placed in COVID-19 isolation to be cared for by designated staff according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention infection control protocols and physician’s orders.