Q1W7Y24 - FP News - The Way We Work: Mercy Hospital President and CEO Lisa Hausmann

… Folsom through the COVID-19 pandemic when she was head of nursing. She’s now the hospital’s president and CEO. (Photo by Wes Davis). The Way We …

Today’s morning is a reminder that whether you’re racing to work or sipping coffee on your porch, what happens in Folsom doesn’t just stay in Folsom—it ripples outward, creating stories with real impact. Hold onto your latte, folks, because the news today packs a punch.

• Local Economy Booms with New Business Openings: Several new restaurants and shops have opened downtown, signaling a robust recovery from pandemic woes. This influx of commerce not only boosts local employment but also enhances the vibrancy of our beloved historic district. (Sacramento Bee)

• Water Conservation Initiatives Ramp Up: The city has launched a new campaign aimed at reducing water usage as drought conditions loom. With Folsom’s reliance on local reservoirs, these initiatives are a vital step to ensure we’re prepared for any potential shortages. The message? Save water now, or live like a cactus later. (Folsom Telegraph)

• Traffic Woes with Highway Construction: Caltrans is set to begin significant renovations on the I-50 interchange next week. Locals should brace for increased congestion as workers attempt to alleviate long-standing bottlenecks. Navigation apps are about to become your best friend—again. (KCRA)

• Community Wellness Fair Promises Free Health Screenings: This Saturday, Folsom will host a wellness fair with free screenings and health resources for residents. Connect with local health providers and discover ways to keep our community thriving. This is more than just good news; it’s an invitation to invest in yourself—and your neighbor. (Folsom Lake Press)

Today’s stories remind us that in the face of change, growth—and not just in our gardens—is possible. Local businesses springing up, ongoing challenges with water and infrastructure, and a commitment to community wellness play a crucial role in shaping a cohesive, resilient Folsom. Let’s thrive together, shall we?

Folsom Press

The Way We Work: Mercy Hospital President and CEO Lisa Hausmann

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