Bond question: Samaritan commissioners weighing construction bond for new hospital
Samaritan Healthcare commissioners (from left) Dale Paris, Alan White and Tom Frick listen to a presentation on options for financing the new Samaritan Hospital Dec. 6.
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Samaritan Hospital in Moses Lake is aging and in need of replacement, hospital officials have said. The need for a new hospital is caused not only by wear from time but also by growth in the community which has established a larger patient base that needs to be served.
MOSES LAKE — Samaritan Healthcare commissioners will sponsor a public forum Jan. 18 to get input from district patrons on a possible proposal for a construction bond to pay some of the costs of building a new Samaritan Hospital.
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