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Another local business is helping provide support by making masks during the COVID-19 pandemic. Wade Olson at The Dude’s Custom Seat Covers said he heard people talking about the need, so he began making masks that he’s been taking to the Villa, Altru, and RiverView. “People were talking that they need them, so just decided […]
With their business shuttered amid the state’s “Stay At Home” order, Erickson Embroidery’s staff have been volunteering to make face masks. They’ve already made and donated about 150 masks for people at the Villa St. Vincent/The SUMMIT, RiverView Health, and other organizations that need them. Owner Steve Erickson said that Dawn Edlund had the idea
The Villa St. Vincent and The Summit in Crookston continues its work to bring cheer to its tenants during the COVID-19 crisis. Residents are enjoying many fun activities and engaging the surrounding community through various events. On Monday, Chris and Stacy Dufault brought their children Ryken and Riley along with their four-legged friends Roaney and
The Summit Senior Housing Assisted Living Community has announced the availability of a new option for short stays at their facility. Housing Manager Cassie Rudie said the new service, sometimes called respite care, is a trend being offered in senior housing. “It’s something that is trending in senior housing,” said Rudie. “Some people know it
Villa St. Vincent resident and Pirate Hockey “Best Fan” John Lyczewski will attend the Crookston Pirates Boys Hockey game on Saturday against International Falls. Lyczewski is being taken to the game by the Villa St. Vincent’s Ashley Melsa and Alesha Sirek. Crookston Pirate Hockey alumni Dominick Hammer and Ryan Melsa bought the shirts pictured below
At The SUMMIT Senior Apartments with Assisted Living Services in Crookston, they treasure the life experiences of their tenants. Here are some memories shared by 103-year-old Evelyn Scully. Having been born in 1916, Evelyn remembers, well, the effects of the Great Depression. She shared, “The farmers were poor and nobody had money. They closed the
