St Francis Hospital Opens 2.2 Million Addition in New Castle
The St Francis Hospital in New Castle marks 65 years of service as it opens a 2.2 million addition with public tours Friday and a dedication ceremony at 2 30 p m led by Herman W Green president of the hospital board. The expansion follows recent projects at Jameson Memorial Hospital and underscores enhanced diagnostic and health delivery services for the community.
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