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The Torres family is happy to welcome their newest addition and Humboldt County's first baby of the New Year: Jacquelyn Lizeth. Pictured at left, from left to right, are Enrique Torres, Veronica Torres, 11-year-old Jennifer Torres, Jacquelyn Lizeth Torres (in Jennifer's arms) and, standing in front, 7-year-old Leslie Torres.Jacquelyn was delivered by Dr. Sharon E. McIntyre, a Humboldt General Hospital physician.


  Local emergency service personnel presented the colors Thursday, October 13, as part of a combined color guard for the hospital's ribbon cutting ceremony. Pictured, from left to right, are: Captain Bill Dalley, Winnemucca Police Department; Sheriff Ed Kilgore, Humboldt County Sheriff's Office; Director Pat Songer, Humboldt General Hospital Emergency Medical Services Rescue; and Chief Eric Silva, Winnemucca Police Department.


 

The Poke & Peek Thrift Shop has undergone an "extreme makeover" recently with the installation of new carpeting, a fresh coat of paint and the season's switchover from fall/winter to spring/summer. Pictured at right are volunteers Jean Cassinelli and Vicki Nye.


On June 14, 2011, Humboldt General Hospital installed a time capsule in the wall of its new medical office building. The capsule includes a bounty of information about the current operation as well as some memorabilia like a cell phone and newspaper. Pictured at left is Terry Whalen, president of Signs Now, the Las Vegas company that manufactured the outside plaque for the capsule. Also pictured is Jeff Simpson, a project engineer with R&O Construction.


Humboldt General Hospital's medical office expansion should be complete by October 2011 and HGH employees are anxiously awaiting the time when they can move into their new quarters. Pictured here are Alicia Wogan, HGH Administrative Assistant (at left), and Melissa Lopez, HGH Credentialing Specialist/Administrative Support, who stopped by the construction site to check out the progress on their new administrative home.


  Members of the Humboldt Hospital Auxiliary recently gathered at the Poke & Peek Thrift Shop to snap a photo with one of the hospital's long-haul transporters. The Auxiliary donated $100,000 toward the purchase of the vehicle, which is used to transport patients to Reno. The donation represented nearly half of the vehicle's purchase price. Also pictured at right, from left to right, are: HGH board member Mary Orr, EMS employees Ken Whittaker, Debbie Whittaker and Andrew Stephen and HGH CEO/Administrator Jim Parrish.