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- 1Cass Gilbert's Study of the Church of St. Francis, Assisi Resurfaces●title: Church of St. Francis, Assisi artist: Cass Gilbert, born Zanesville, OH 1858-died Brockenhurst, England 1934 sour
A work by American architect Cass Gilbert depicting the Church of St. Francis in Assisi is drawing attention through the Smithsonian American Art Museum's collection. Gilbert, born in Zanesville, Ohio in 1858 and died in Brockenhurst, England in 1934, is best known as a major architect, and the piece offers a look at his lesser-seen artistic side and his engagement with Italian landmarks.
- 2Ardent Health hands St. Francis Campus fully to KU Health System▼Ardent Health transfers full ownership of St. Francis Campus to KU Health System
Ardent Health has transferred full ownership of the St. Francis Campus in Topeka, Kansas, to the University of Kansas Health System, making the academic health system the hospital's sole owner. The move ends Ardent's co-ownership arrangement and places the campus under KU Health's expanding network, with attention now on what the change means for local care and staff.
- 3Night adders swarm a St Francis farmyard●Night Adder. Lost count how many I caught and removed from the farmyard in St Francis, there were so many. Dangerous lit
A resident of St Francis, South Africa, reports catching and removing so many night adders from a farmyard that they lost count, describing the snake as a dangerous little bugger. The post includes photos of one of the venomous snakes. The sheer number of adders in one yard is striking, since night adders are usually solitary hunters.
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The University of Kansas Health System is set to assume full ownership of the St. Francis Campus in Topeka, taking complete control of the hospital. The move secures the future of the facility and its medical services for the Topeka community. Local residents are following the news closely, as the change affects hospital operations, staffing and healthcare access in northeast Kansas.
- 5Trinity United Methodist Church to host Blessing of the Animals▼Trinity United Methodist Church to host ‘Blessing of the Animals’ on Sunday
Trinity United Methodist Church will hold a 'Blessing of the Animals' service on Sunday, an event where pets and other animals are blessed in a religious ceremony. The announcement is drawing local attention in the community, as such blessings traditionally coincide with the feast of St Francis of Assisi and are popular with pet owners.