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The CCC is in need of supplies, especially litter (Scoop Away), bleach, laundry detergent, dry and wet cat and kitten food (Purina/Friskies), paper towels, trash bags, and treats! Any help is very much appreciated! We are located at 289 Thompson Road in Webster and are open Thursday through Sunday 12pm-3:30pm. You can see more of our adoptable cats on Petfinder and Adopt-a-pet and we would love it if you would follow us and share our kitties on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com /pages/Community-Cat Connection/18375625177438. Please email us at info@ccatconnect.org for any questions!
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Key to cooking with pumpkins
have a deep orange color. Store pumpkins in a cool, dark area until ready for use to prolong freshness. Wash the exterior of the pumpkin Autumn is ripe with vibrant colors in cool water before cutting to and scenery. One of the more vivid remove any dirt and bacteria on the sights this time of year are the surface of the pumpkin so it won’t bright, orange pumpkins that adorn be transferred to the pulp of the walkways and front porches of pumpkin. homes and businesses. Not only are pumpkins ideal for decorating, but Slice the pumpkin in half and they’re also great to eat. remove the seeds and any stringy material. Rinse and save the seeds Some people who plan to carve for planting or roasting. Put the jack-o-lanterns mistakenly believe pumpkin pieces in the microwave the same type of pumpkin can to cook or you can steam or bake be used in their favorite recipes. them until the pulp is soft and the But what carving pumpkins have pumpkin falls off of the skin. Cool in visual flair, they usually lack the pumpkins, then puree the pulp in flavor and substance. Instead, until it’s smooth. You may want to would-be pumpkin cookers should strain the pureed pumpkin with a look to other varieties if they plan to cheese cloth to remove any excess serve pumpkin on the menu. water before using in a pie recipe. Baked breads may benefit from the Pumpkins are available from extra moisture. September through December, but they peak in October. Many smaller Pumpkins are a great source of pumpkins are better and sweeter dietary fiber, vitamin A, vitamin for cooking. Mini pumpkins, sugar, C, riboflavin, potassium, copper, cheese, and pie pumpkins are manganese, vitamin E, thiamin, varieties commonly used in recipes. niacin, vitamin B6, folate, The big jack-o-lantern pumpkins iron, calcium, magnesium, and have stringy, watery flesh and will phosphorus. They’re also low in provide little to no pulp for cooking. fat and calories. Pumpkin puree Select a pumpkin as you would can replace the oil in some baking any other type of squash. Look for recipes, much as you would use a firm pumpkin with no bruises or applesauce. soft spots. The pumpkin also should
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Lesser-known information about Halloween Halloween is a day of costumes, hijinks and an often unhealthy helping of sugary sweets. Many celebrants know that Halloween evolved from ancient Celtic festivals, such as Samhain, which marked the end of the harvest season and the dawn of winter. Celts were no longer spending long days in the pastures, and so they gathered in their homes to tell stories and wait out the winter. When Christianity spread, Halloween became intertwined with a feast day dedicated to the saints and deceased loved ones. “All Hallows Even,” eventually got shortened to “Hallowe’en,” and then Halloween.
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Though certain parts of Halloween history are well-known, there are many additional interesting facts about this beloved holiday that are less widely known. The following are some lesser known Halloween tidbits, courtesy of the websites, The Thought & Expression Company and Random History, as well as “The Halloween Handbook” (Citadel Press) by Ed Morrow. • The first jack-o-lanterns were made from turnips and beets. Pumpkins were used after Halloween was brought to North America. • The word “witch” is thought to come from the Olde English word “wicce,” meaning “wise woman.” Witches once were held in high regard.
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• Pumpkins actually are a fruit, a type of squash that is a member of the gourd family. Its cousins include cucumbers, melons, and other squashes. • Trick-or-treating may have originated with a European custom called “souling.” On All Soul’s Day, early Christians would go doorto-door begging for “soul cakes,” which were square pieces of bread with currants. The more cakes a person received, the more prayers he or she would promise to the dead relatives of the cake donors.
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on horseback, but those who were poor traveled on foot and carried a broom to launch themselves over streams. • One-quarter of all the candy sold each year is purchased around Halloween. Halloween candy sales in the United States average about $2 billion annually. • Some people still celebrate the ancient Celtic customs of Samhain. Many followers of various pagan religions, such as the Druids and Wiccans, observe this day as a religious festival and a memorial day for their deceased friends. It also is a night to practice various forms of divination.
• Witches may have rubbed a sacred ointment made with a hallucinogenic herb onto their skin. This gave them a feeling of flying, and if they had been fasting, they • The owl is a popular Halloween felt even giddier. Many witches rode symbol. In Medieval Europe, owls
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Halloween is a mysterious time, born of various festivals, rituals and • The first-known mention of trick- symbolism. Over several centuries, or-treating was found in print in the celebration has evolved into a holiday enjoyed by millions, each 1927 in Blackie, Alberta, Canada. in their own different ways. • Ireland is believed by many to be the birthplace of Halloween. were thought to be witches.
• Both Salem, Massachusetts, and Anoka, Minnesota, are the selfproclaimed Halloween capitals of the world. • Pumpkins are now carved and displayed as Halloween decorations. Orange is a color of strength and symbolic of the harvest. The largest pumpkin ever grown was more than 1,600 pounds. It was grown by Joe Jutras of North Scituate, RI.
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Sweet, sweet candy history Halloween is as much about candy as it is about dressing up in fun costumes and engaging in scare tactics. Humans have loved their sweets for centuries. Early human beings made candy out of honey by drying it and forming a taffy-like confection, while many modern incarnations of candy involve dissolving sugar into water or milk to form a syrup. Candy is then made by varying the temperature of the syrup and the sugar concentration to achieve desired textures. The word “candy” is derived from the Arabic “quandi,” meaning “made of sugar.”
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It wasn’t until the 19th century that innovators began mixing cocoa with sugar to create chocolate bars. Joseph Fry is credited with making the first chocolate bar in 1847, using bittersweet chocolate. Milk chocolate came later, in 1875, when it was introduced by Henry Nestlé and Daniel Peter. Milton Hershey began producing sweet chocolate in 1894.
Hershey bars, Nestlé bars and many other original candies are still in production today. Tootsie Rolls and Charleston Chews are other classic candies still produced. Good & Plenty debuted in 1893, making it the oldest branded candy in America. NECCO company Wafers were officially branded in 1901 and are another classic treat consumers and produced a candy that would can still find in the candy aisle of not melt in the heat. Smarties are Candy also often refers to chocolate their nearest grocery store. a favorite all over North America bars and other treats that people and elsewhere. When demand is too find so delectable. Ancient Smarties is another candy that’s high for the NJ factory, particularly Mayans and Aztecs were the first bound to show up in trick-or-treat around Halloween, Smarties are to experiment with the cocoa bags this Halloween. Smarties have also produced in a Canadian factory bean, the cornerstone of chocolate been owned and operated by the in Newmarket, Ontario. Smarties confections, in the 1500s. However, same family since 1949. The Ce imported to the United States are their chocolate drinks were bitter De Candy Inc. factory opened up still called Smarties. However, and not the sweet delights we’ve in August 1949 in Bloomfield, NJ, Smarties sold in Canada are known come to associate with chocolate.
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October 25th Movie Night at The Pearle LA LA LAND DUDLEY - Join the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library for a screening of LA LA LAND starring Ryan Gossling and Emma Stone on Thursday, October 25 starting at 5:45pm. Freshly popped popcorn. No registration. PG-13. 2 hours, 8 minutes.
former is doing better in the nearby “control” areas of untouched forest. The birches have been the big winner comprising 60 percent of the regeneration in the blowdown zone.” Danelle Laflower is a forest ecologist and until recently was at the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and Jen Santorois a graduate of the University of Vermont. Sponsored by Friends of Jacob Edwards Library. WDBA Annual Meeting WEBSTER - Please join the Webster Dudley Business Alliance on Thursday, October 25 from 6:30-8pm. Annual Meeting & Elections at Point Breeze Restaurant in Webster.
Officer positions up for election this year include President and Secretary (2 year terms) as well as up to 5 Board Directors including 1 alternate (1 year terms). If you would The Impact of the 2011 Tornado like to nominate someone, or yourself, please respond to this email so presented by Danelle Laflower they can be included on the ballot and Jennifer Santoro SOUTHBRIDGE - Danelle La- by October 15th. All nominees flower and Jen Santoro will present must be members in good standing a program based on their research and be able to attend monthly board in the Brimfield State Forest area af- meetings. ter the June 1, 2011 tornado which was deemed an EF-3 or experienced Guest speakers will include Kerwind speeds in excess of 136 mph rie Salwa from the Central Mass at the Jacob Edwards Library in Regional Planning Commission as Southbridge on Thursday, October well as representatives from both the Webster and Dudley Economic 25 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Development Committees who will Their focus included studying the talk about their latest projects and re-growth of downed trees and to plans to encourage local business determine which species are faring growth. best, as well as reviewing how targeted salvage-logging affected those Chowder, fritters and appetizers areas. and to analyze the ecological will be served. All local businesses effect of salvaging. They tracked the are invited to attend at no charge. changes that took place and sum- Please spread the word! marized that though individual trees were damaged the forest itself Genealogy Group – Presentation On Rev. War Cemetary Marker was not, it was just changed. Project From the Southbridge Evening DUDLEY - Dudley residents and News: “They found the forest’s dom- DAR members Anne Marie Safaee inant red oaks and red maples had a and Adelina Healy will present inmixed response. The latter seem to formation on their ongoing Revobe recovering pretty well along the lutionary War Patriot Cemetery tornado track, alongside black birch Marker Project on Thursday, Octoand American chestnut, while the ber 25 from 6pm to 7:30pm at the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Li-
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Post 279, American Legion, the Auburn Historical Society, the Auburn Historical Commission, and town dignitaries will be honoring the memory of Chester P. Tuttle on the 100th anniversary of his death, Thursday November 1. The ceremony will be held at the Hillside Cemetery at 6pm. Chester was the only soldier from Auburn to die in World War I, ten days before the end of the war. Chester was 22 years old at his death. The public is welcome to come to the cemetery. Rain date will be Sunday, November 4, at 2pm - Chester’s birthday.
Ghostology 101 A General Study in the Paranormal with Rob Goff SOUTHBRIDGE - On Monday, October 29 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm explore the basics of paranormal activity with host Rob Goff of Agawam Paranormal at the Jacob Edwards Library in Southbridge. This program is designed to entertain and inform the public about the paranormal world. Starting with terminology, equipment and EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena), spirit photography and video, as well as ghost hunting skills and suggestions; the scope of subjects covered November 2nd is wide-ranging. The presentation is Hogan’s Hope Book Signing continuously updated to reflect new WEBSTER - On Saturday, Novemdiscoveries and trends in the field. This program is a must for anyone ber 3 from 2pm to 4pm awardwinning author, Connie Bombaci, interested in the paranormal. will be signing her book, Hogan’s The program is free and open to all. Hope, at Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 The Friends of the Jacob Edwards East Main Street in Webster. Judea, Library will provide light refresh- Connie’s deaf pup and licensed service dog, will be greeting customers ments. to demonstrate what loving family Rob Goff became interested in members deaf dogs can make and the paranormal over 30 years ago how the myths regarding deaf dogs when he was witness to things he are untrue. Profits from the sales could never explain adequately. He of the book, Hogan’s Hope, will be has done extensive research on the donated to non-profit animal orgasubject and has a scientific mindset nizations and deployed service perand approach to any investigation. sonnel. Sponsored by Friends of Jacob EdHogan’s Hope is the inspirational wards Library. story of a deaf dog who escaped death during the time when the October 31st prevalent belief was that deaf dogs needed to be destroyed. It is the tale Trick-Or-Treat Parade! CHARLTON - Join the Charlton of a legendary deaf canine chamPublic Library on Wednesday, Oc- pion who endured severe abuse and tober, 31 for the annual Trick-or- prevailed as he turned upside down Treat parade from 11am to 11:30am the myths of deaf dogs being dumb, starting at the Library (Children’s difficult to train, and harmful. HoRoom) and then across the street gan learned over seventy words in to the Town Hall and downstairs to American Sign Language, engaged the Senior Center. All ages are wel- in normal puppy activities, and procome to attend! Please sign up so vided the hope of life, not death for we know how much candy we need! deaf dogs worldwide. Through perDon’t forget your costumes and severance and enduring hope, Hogan’s courage provided inspiration bags for treats! to anyone, human or pet, that success and genuine love are truly posNovember 1st sible. This heroic deaf dog continues to reveal that by choosing hope, Honoring Chester P. Tuttle AUBURN - The Chester P. Tuttle anyone’s dreams can come true, and
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November Art Exhibit at Booklovers Gourmet WEBSTER - Two Sisters Art Show, quilting and mixed media expressions by Bette LaHair and Jean Marie Paradis will be on display and for sale November 2nd-30th at Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East Main Street, Webster. A meet and greet with the artists will take place on Friday, November 2nd from 4:306:30 p.m. with light refreshments. The show will include handmade, seasonal table and wall décor, encaustic (wax) and other mixed media paintings. Call 508-949-6232 for more information. Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 10-6:30, Saturday 10-5.
November 3rd Albanian Kitchen and Bazaar SOUTHBRIDGE - The Daughters of St. Nicholas will hold its annual Albanian Kitchen & Bazaar on Saturday, November 3, from 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at St. Nicholas Albanian Orthodox Church, 126 Morris Street, Southbridge, MA. The bake table will feature traditional Albanian spinach, leek, sauerkraut, and squash pies; baklava, orange-date cookies, kurabias, and twist cookies along with many of your other favorites. An Albanianstyle café will offer garden salad, egg-lemon and great northern bean soups, meatball and vegetable casserole, stuffed peppers, leek and cornmeal casserole, cabbage rolls, spinach triangles, baked macaroni and cheese, and eggplant casserole. You may either Dine In or Take Out. This event will also feature theme baskets, this ‘n that table, handmade jewelry, and illustrated children’s books by Ruth Sanderson.
November 4th A Splash of Panache WEBSTER - Join the St. Joseph’s Women’s Club on Sunday, November 4 from 12pm to 5pm for a special vendor event, A Splash of Panache. Point Breeze, 114 Point Breeze Road, Webster. There will be a lottery raffles, special gifts raffle and attendance raffles. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. For tickets please contact Kathy Sirard at 508-943-0173 or Felicia Kolodziejczak at 508-943-6591. This fundraiser benefits St. Joseph School in Webster.
November 8th TEEN IMPROV WITH MEREDITH CHARLES DUDLEY - Try your hand at improv with Meredith Charles-Out of The Box on Thursday, November 8 from 3:45pm to 4:45pm at the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library in Dudley. No experience needed. Warning: you will laugh. A lot. Recommended for teens, tweens welcome. Meets in the Teen Room. Registration requested. Drop-ins encouraged! Movie Night @ The Pearle HIDDEN FIGURES DUDLEY - Join the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Libraryon Thursday, November 8 at 5:45pm for a screening of HIDDEN FIGURES starring Taraji P. Henson and Octavia Spencer in the Fels Community Room. Freshly popped popcorn. No registration. PG. 2 hours, 7 minutes.
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sponsoring a Giant Meat Raffle with Catholic Financial Life, Chapter 56 Dudley Woman’s Club November on Saturday, November 10 from 6pm to 9pm. There will be 6 meat 2018 Meeting: DWC Rocks! On November 8, 2018, the Dudley tables, 1 turkey table and 1 lobster Woman’s Club will hold its month- table. Early birds arriving prior to ly meeting at 6:30 PM in the back 6pm receive 3 free tickets to be used room of Sinni’s Pub, Chase Avenue, on the MEAT table of their choice. Dudley. DWC Rocks!: kindness Winners must present correct winrocks spread messages of hope and ning ticket to the caller prior to inspiration. Come hear the story selecting from the table. Tickets of how the worldwide movement are $1 for one, $2 for three, $5 for began while having fun creating a seven and $10 for fifteen. Tickets kindness rock of your own! Our are sold prior to each table for each voluntary giving project asks us to table. Ticket sellers will move about bring wrapping paper and tape for the hall for your safety and convethe Dudley Middle School’s Adopt a nience. Tickets purchased for Table Child for the Holidays program. In 1 will also be valid for Table 3. Seaddition, please also consider bring- lected HOMEMADE food purchasing supplies for our DWC’s Veterans es will be available for dinner as well Holiday Baskets. Watch for our as homemade baked goods for desnewsletter or check our website for sert. Bevereages include beer, wine, details on items that are needed. soda, water, coffee, tea, etc. The Dudley Woman’s Club is open to all women from Dudley and surrounding towns, and we welcome November 11th your attendance. Join us for this fun All You Can Eat and lively evening, be our guest and Breakfast Buffet discover what our Woman’s Club is all about. For more information WEBSTER - Your breakfast favorplease send an email to Dudley- ites will be served including Eggs, WomansClub@gmail.com, contact Pancakes, French Toast, Corned Andrea at 508-868-7110 or visit Beef Hash, Fresh Baked Pastries our website: http://DudleyWoman- and much more! When: Sunday, November 11, 2018 Time: 7:30 sClub.org. -10:00 am. Where: United Church of Christ, Fed., 4 Church Street, November 10th Webster, MA. Cost: Adults: $9.00, Children (12 and Under) $4.00 Annual Christmas Bazaar DUDLEY - St. Andrew Bobola Holy Rosary Sodality will be holding their annual Christmas Bazaar Sat- November 12th urday, November 10 from 10am to Veteran’s Appreciation 6pm & Sunday, November 11 from Dinner 8:3am to 12:30pm in the church hall located at 54 West Main Street, WEBSTER - Offered by Harrington Dudley, MA. The Bake table will fea- HealthCare System. Webster, Dudture homemade pastries along with ley and Oxford Residents. Monday, babka & paczki. Tables will include November 12th at 5:00 p.m., at Point Thanksgiving Dinner, Attic Trea- Breeze Restaurant, Webster. Free for sures and Christmas Shop, Money Veterans. RSVP (leave a message) Raffle and Lottery Tree. Kitchen will to: 508-949-8798 by November 6th. be featuring homemade cabbage & Charlton Garden Club Meeting cheese pierogi. CHARLTON - Come and join us! The Charlton Garden Club’s MonGiant Meat Raffle CHARLTON - Saint Joseph’s day, November 12, 2018 meeting Church located at 10 H Putnam will feature ‘Hands-On’ flower arRoad Ext. Charlton, MA is co- ranging with Michelle Lowell. Bring
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November 13th Talk, Tears, & Tea (a Substance Abuse Family Support Group) LEICESTER - Do you have someone struggling with an addiction? Do you feel lost and alone? Please join us for Talk, Tears and Tea on Tuesday, November 13 from 7pm to 8:30pm at the Leicester Fire Department (please enter the main lobby of the station upper level). Talk, Tears and Tea is a circle of support for those needing help in dealing with a loved one suffering from opiates and other drug addictions. We are offering our support, experieneces from the journey’s we have traveled while on the path of a loved one suffering. We will help you navigate where to turn for treatment, share resources and offer advice from our hearts. Anything said at the meeting stays at the meeting. This is a no judgement safe zone. Meetings are held every 2nd Tuesday of every month. Contact Talktearstea@gmail.com.
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November 15th Pearle Jam Music Series: David Polansky ~ Music Through the Decades DUDLEY - Please join the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library on Thursday, November 15 from 6pm to 7pm for a special presentation “Music Through The Decades” is a fun-filled hour in which David Polansky tells how the last hundredplus years of American and world history have inspired so many of the songs we love. Using keyboard, trumpet, and vocals, David presents the music of George M. Cohan, Fats Waller, Irving Berlin, Hoagy Carmichael, and a host of others — music inspired by the advent of the automobile, the two world wars, the Roaring 20’s, the Great Depression, the Wild West, and much more. David takes questions, performs requests, and tells some very funny anecdotes about famous musicians, as well as some about his own life as a musician. Free and no registration. Sponsored by the Hugh W. and Harriet K. Crawford Endowment.
November 17th Pasta Dinner WEBSTER - The Greek Orthodox Church, 35 Lake Parkway in Webster invites you to a Pasta Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 17th from 5:007:00pm. Adults are $10, and Kids under 12 are just $5. Sponsored by the Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church Ladies Society. Be sure to check out our fabulous Raffle Table!
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Anyone who is about to purchase a diamond is encouraged to do their research about selecting quality diamonds. At the heart of the diamond grading process are the 4 Cs of diamond quality. The Cs refer to carat weight, color grade, clarity grade, and cut grade. The Gemological Institute of America helped to create the Diamond 4 Cs and the International Diamond Grading System™. These benchmarks are used to classify all diamonds.
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Job Opportunities Loos & Co., Inc. manufactures stainless and nickel alloy wire and cable products. We have long been the industry leader in the development of products for such critical applications as aerospace flight controls, elevators, rescue hoists, earthquake bracing, rigging, scaffolding, automotive controls, and exercise equipment.
Maintenance Mechanic This position is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, overhauling and repairing stationary industrial machinery and mechanical equipment. Candidate should have a well rounded knowledge of metal working practices with at least three years experience in a manufacturing or machine fabrication environment. Electrical experience helpful. Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
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Nominations can be submitted by SOUTHBRIDGE, MA, October 3, visiting harringtonhospital.org/ 2018 – Nominations are now open provideraward. Deadline is October for the community to vote for their 31. favorite Harrington p to win the 2018 Provider of the Year award. Nominees must embody the following characteristics: A tradition since 2011, the award is caring • collegial • quality • safety • given each fall to a physician who leadership • cooperation • integrity • flexible • diversity • available • reliable
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Benefits We offer competitive pay rates with a comprehensive benefit program. Applications taken in person. Mon. - Fri. between 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM. Loos & Co., Inc. / 16 B Mashamoquet Rd. / Pomfret, CT EOE/Minorities/Females/Vets/Disabled. Drug-Free Workplace. Certified ISO 9001 / AS9100 / ISO 13485
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Harrington Announces "Devestating Effects" to Patient Care if Question 1 Passes in November
services, impacting access to care. Emergency department wait times will increase dramatically as the hospital struggles to comply with the rigid ratios.
Government mandated nurse staffing ratios will cause hospital $5 million loss
The ballot question would require that hospitals across the state, no matter their size or specific needs of their patients, to adhere to the same rigid nurse staffing ratios within all patient care areas at all times. The petition does not make allowances for rural or small community hospitals, holding them to the same staffing ratios as major Boston teaching hospitals. “As a nurse, I find the inflexibility of these proposed ratios so dangerous,” said Tracy DiGregorio, RN, a 18year veteran nurse at Harrington. “These numbers will not change with patients’ conditions, will not change based on the nurse and their experience, and will not change for emergency situations that we can’t plan for. I have the training and experience to make these decisions so the government -- or anyone else for that matter -- doesn’t have to.”
BOSTON, MA – September 11, 2018 – Harrington HealthCare System today announced the negative impacts mandated nurse staffing ratios would have on their viability and their capability to provide safe, quality care to patients in the region. Slated to be Question 1 on the ballot this November, these rigid staffing ratios will devastate community hospitals and behavioral health facilities across Massachusetts. “Harrington is proud to deliver safe and quality care to those in our community,” said Jessica Calcidise, Vice President of Nursing and Ancillary Operations at Harrington HealthCare System. “The government has no place in implementing cookie-cutter care across all of patients, all of our departments, and all our hospitals across Massachusetts. From our nurses to our doctors, our anesthesiologists and support staff, we already make the best decisions for our patients every minute of every day—we don’t need a blanket mandate telling us how we should be delivering care.” The enormous costs associated with the nurse staffing ballot question will cost Harrington Hospital approximately $5.2 million, resulting in possible bed closures and cuts to critical health programs, including cancer screenings, substance use treatments, mental health services and domestic violence prevention programs. According to an independent study by MassInsight and BW Research Partners, Question 1 will cost Massachusetts’ health care system $1.3 billion in the first year, and $900 million every year thereafter. This cost will be passed on to community hospitals, and result in the closure of programs and
The ballot question is opposed by the American Nurses Association Massachusetts, Emergency Nurses Association Massachusetts Chapter, Organization of Nurse Leaders, Infusion Nurses Society, Massachusetts Association of Colleges of Nursing, Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses’ Greater Boston Chapter, the
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mandated, one-size-fits-all nurse staffing ratio for improving quality of care, patient outcomes or professional nursing practice." said Donna Glynn, President of the American Nurses Association and a Nurse Scientist for the VA Boston Healthcare System. “In fact, no studies evaluating nurse staffing ratios reported a magic number as the single factor to affect patient outcomes or job satisfaction. This “There are no scientific studies ballot question is ignoring scientific or reports that demonstrate the fact around what is best for nursing effectiveness of government practice, decision making and quality patient care.” Western Massachusetts Nursing Collaborative, the Massachusetts College of Emergency Physicians, the Massachusetts Medical Society, the Massachusetts Health and Hospital Association, the Massachusetts Council of Community Hospitals, the Conference of Boston Teaching Hospitals, and other healthcare and business leaders across the state.
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