Known for her artistic tributes to tragedy, retired Easton teacher sets up shop in mall
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Valerie Davis, retired from teaching art in the Easton Area School District, stands Thursday, April 8, 2021, at her new kiosk in the Palmer Park Mall with a tribute she created to police violence victim George Floyd and, in the foreground, sketches that fit together as a puzzle of NBA star Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and the seven others killed in a 2020 helicopter crash in California.Kurt Bresswein | For lehighvalleylive.com
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Palmer Park Mall’s newest retail kiosk is bright and skylit, with hand-crafted art and custom gifts behind glass and spilling out on easels into the corridor beside Spin Me Round records.
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Mercy Hospital Cassville co-workers prepare to reopen the emergency room to patients, after a fire temporarily closed the facility. Contributed photo
Clinic to reopen on Monday
The emergency room at Mercy Hospital Cassville has reopened to patients after a fire Monday temporarily closed the facility.
An ambulance crew, doctor and emergency room staff have remained on-site to treat patients having emergencies who came in by private vehicle. Now, the facility can once again accept ambulance traffic, as the ER is fully functional.
We know how critical quick care is in an emergency, said Valerie Davis, administrator of Mercy Hospital Cassville. We have been laser focused on reopening the ER since the fire on Monday. But we had to ensure the building would be safe for patients and co-workers.