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Summit Is ‘Going Red’ for Women

February is American Heart Month and organizations around the country are educating people in their communities about how to keep their heart healthy. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States for men and women. Summit Healthcare Heart, Lung and Vascular Clinic […]

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Cell One employees ‘get their pink on’ for local cancer centers

SHOW LOW — Cellular One announced that its employees raised a total of $1,639.82 in October to benefit local cancer centers in its service area. Piggybacking on national campaigns that use the color pink in fostering breast cancer awareness every October, the company’s employees planned a variety of fundraising events and initiatives throughout the month,

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Frontier Communications Donates Tablets to Cancer Center

Summit Healthcare’s Cancer Center patients would like to thank Frontier Communications for their generous donation of nine Netbook tablets. Jane Larson, vice president of marketing with Frontier, and Mark Jeffries, area general manager of Frontier Communications, presented the tables to Summit Healthcare’s Cancer Center. “Frontier Communications supports Summit Healthcare’s mission to provide exceptional compassionate care,

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Employees Raise, Donate Hundreds of Dollars to Cancer Center

SHOW LOW —  Cellular One employees raised more than $300 in October to benefit local Summit Healthcare Cancer Center. Piggy-backing on national campaigns that use the color pink in fostering Breast Cancer Awareness every October, Cellular One employees planned and participated in a variety of fund-raising events, including selling raffle tickets for a pink-themed basket

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