State Rep. Ed Butler (D-Hart's Location), center holds a banner the Carroll County Delegation had made to thank Mountain View staff for their hard work during the COVID 19 pandemic. He is flanked by nursing home staff. Front row from left: Candy Healy and Melissa Libby. Back row, Vickie Garland, Sasha McCormack, Penny Getson and Mark Walrdrip. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
State Rep. Ed Butler (D-Hart's Location) at Monday's delegation meeting holds a mock-up of a banner to be placed at Mountain View Community nursing home's entrance. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
State Rep. Ed Butler (D-Hart's Location), center holds a banner the Carroll County Delegation had made to thank Mountain View staff for their hard work during the COVID 19 pandemic. He is flanked by nursing home staff. Front row from left: Candy Healy and Melissa Libby. Back row, Vickie Garland, Sasha McCormack, Penny Getson and Mark Walrdrip. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
State Rep. Ed Butler (D-Hart's Location) at Monday's delegation meeting holds a mock-up of a banner to be placed at Mountain View Community nursing home's entrance. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — Carroll County’s legislative delegation gave the Mountain View Community nursing home a big thank you — literally, in the form of a giant banner. State Rep. Ed Butler (D-Hart’s Location) broke the news to nursing home administrator Howie Chandler during a delegation meeting Monday, at which Chandler and many delegation members appeared by Zoom.
Butler and five other delegation members appeared at the socially distanced meeting in person.
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