Volunteer for Hospice Skip to main content My Glad Stone Search Search This Blog Volunteer for Hospice on October 26, 2019 Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps Hospice volunteer training will be offered in Gladstone on Saturday, November 2 from 9a-3p at the Crossroads Hospice. You do not have to have any medical skills or knowledge, just compassion and an interest and appreciation for people. Our seniors are looking for a friend to spend time with them, offering friendship, read to them or stay with them for a couple of hours while the family caregiver runs an errand. You will be blessed beyond measure as you connect with this patient and provide your presence. If you are interested contact 816-389-5426 or kathy.fetters@crossroadshospice.com. Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments Post a Comment Popular Posts School Superintendent Lobbied Kansas City Mayor Lucas to Extend Covid Masking and Implement CRT. Sources at City Hall claim that North Kansas City Schools superintendent Dan Clemens engaged in a lobbying campaign during the month of December 2021 to encourage Mayor Lucas and other Kansas City, Missouri council members to extend the city-wide school mask mandate. "It is my responsibility to keep these children safe. If these children die it's on our hands" Dan Clemens was quoted as saying to a KCMO City Council member. Some might question whether he is overstepping his role as superintendent, Kansas City Northland resident Marlin Muza had this to say "Playing politics is something this superintendent should leave to the school board. He is most likely just virtue signaling to keep his job" Gladstone Farmers Market Relocating The Gladstone Farmers Market will no longer be taking place every Saturday on Lindenwood Square. As announced at the Gladstone City Council Meeting on March 28th, it will be relocated to the Atkins Johnson Farm at 4109 NE Pleasant Valley Rd, Kansas City, MO 64119 The Gladstone Farmers Market will run from May thru October. Gladstone Water Bills Skyrocketing. Gladstone residents have been complaining of raising water costs. Linda Johnson reported a $15 increase over last month while many other said theirs bills have almost doubled over the last two years as Gladstone has increased its sewage and waste water charge. Linda noted, "I’m a Gladstone resident, a retired, single woman living alone, I don’t wash my car at home & I haven’t watered any landscaping recently! Why in the world did my water bill go up over $15.00 this month? " Teresa Stanton in Carriage Hills had this to say. "Drives me nuts too. A lot of time it’s an increase in the sewer instead of water. We have no leaks. No explanation if you call. Meters are fine. We live in Gladstone too. How many gallons was your bill? For us it was 3,000. But again the highest part was the sewer" Gladstone resident Vaneissa Bashears says her bill is between $115 and $145 a month . "Sad to say but I’m happy with that because it was $225 regularly before we bough Powered by Blogger Theme images by LordRunar