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After arbitrators ruled 2-1 that Essentia Health did not breach the affiliation agreement by ending labor and delivery at the Fosston hospital, leaders remain committed to restoring local control.
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George Bosselman, Roy Dufault, Mike Mulry and Abby Pearson are running for Fosston City Council.
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In a split decision, arbitrators ruled in favor of Essentia Health, finding no breach of contract for shuttering labor and delivery services at the Fosston hospital.
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“Harp and Sol” will be performed at various locations in Northern Minnesota from Aug. 15-17. Geoffrey Taylor and Mary Overlie join “Area Voices” to discuss the production process.
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While Fosston and Essentia Health wait for an arbitrator's decision on terminating the affiliation agreement, local leaders are looking to operate the hospital with a 501(c)3.
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Cassie Heide, the city administrator for Fosston, testified in support of HF3700, which would require hospitals to provide more notice of unit closures.
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Several area residents gathered in City Hall on Jan. 30 to share passionate testimony on the loss of labor and delivery services at Essentia Health’s Fosston hospital.
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These services have been diverted to St. Mary’s Regional Health Center, an Essentia facility in Detroit Lakes. A public hearing on the change will be 6 p.m. Jan. 30.
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Cindy Kolling joined "Area Voices" to discuss her two latest exhibits and why art is important in everyone's life.
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Plus mediation for Essentia Health and the city of Fosston over a pause in obstetric care, a robust wild rice season in Northern Minnesota, and a land transfer from the city of Minneapolis to the Red Lake Nation.