Lynn Hulsey
Dayton Daily News
Dayton, OH, United States
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Firearms are the most common method of suicide
Ohio veterans used firearms in 73.5% of the 257 suicides in 2019, a much higher percentage than adults in the general population in Ohio and the U.S. Firearms were used in 54.8% of suicides by Ohio adults and 50.8% by U.S. adults. On Tuesday, President Joe Biden announced a comprehensive, cross-sector public health strategy for reducing those veteran and military suicides, which the White House… → Read More
Firearms are the most common method of suicide
Ohio veterans used firearms in 73.5% of the 257 suicides in 2019, a much higher percentage than adults in the general population in Ohio and the U.S. Firearms were used in 54.8% of suicides by Ohio adults and 50.8% by U.S. adults. On Tuesday, President Joe Biden announced a comprehensive, cross-sector public health strategy for reducing those veteran and military suicides, which the White House… → Read More
Decline in veteran suicides sparks hope as focus on prevention efforts increase
Prevention efforts focus on reducing veteran suicide rates, which are higher than among the adult population → Read More
Decline in veteran suicides sparks hope as focus on prevention efforts increase
Prevention efforts focus on reducing veteran suicide rates, which are higher than among the adult population → Read More
Veteran suicides are ‘public health and national security crisis’
Officials working to reduce veteran suicides, which occur at a much higher rate than the general population → Read More
Veteran suicides are ‘public health and national security crisis’
Officials working to reduce veteran suicides, which occur at a much higher rate than the general population → Read More
Montgomery County Democrats to apologize for attack ads
Attack ads against fellow Democrats lead Montgomery County Democratic Party to apologize → Read More
The ‘Great Mismatch:’ Why aren’t companies with record openings connecting with applicants?
Experts offer advice on how job seekers and companies can find each other → Read More
These 3 local jobs seekers know what it takes to get noticed
Johnson’s looking for a change, and said she’s optimistic the school district will hire her. “I’m going to be the lunch lady,” Johnson said. Taylor-Hankerson said she took care of her husband as his home health aide until his death. “Since he passed it has sent me back out into the work world,” Taylor-Hankerson said “(The home health company) has clients that I can get, but I’m kind of going to… → Read More
The ‘Great Mismatch:’ Why aren’t companies with record openings connecting with applicants?
Experts offer advice on how job seekers and companies can find each other → Read More
The ‘Great Mismatch:’ Why aren’t companies with record openings connecting with applicants?
Experts offer advice on how job seekers and companies can find each other → Read More
Child care funding controversial among area legislators
Dayton region delegation gives mixed support for expanded child care funding → Read More
Child care funding controversial among area legislators
Dayton region delegation gives mixed support for expanded child care funding → Read More
Survey: Child care duties hindered parents as they tried to work
Survey of working parents finds child care challenges and a support for more options → Read More
PHOTOS: Kids persevering in the pandemic while playing, learning
Most have reopened, including the Marilyn E. Thomas Center, which is part of the Miami Valley Child Development Centers Head Start program. Kate Vriner of Centerville and her husband, Mike, taught their daughters, Rita and Evelyn, at home during the shutdown and then when schools went remote. Both girls are now at Incarnation School. → Read More
Moms pivot, juggle to balance work and child care in pandemic
The pandemic made child care even more of a challenge for these two local working women → Read More
Child care crisis: Costs, worker shortage leading to ‘untenable’ situation
Parents and employers are struggling as the COVID-19 pandemic aggravated the challenges parents face in finding affordable child care → Read More
Child care crisis: Costs, worker shortage leading to ‘untenable’ situation
Parents and employers are struggling as the COVID-19 pandemic aggravated the challenges parents face in finding affordable child care → Read More
Psychologist says Dayton businessman is competent to stand trial
Facing charges after a federal corruption probe, Indicted local businessman Brian Higgins was found competent to stand trial during an exam sought by his attorneys and ordered by U.S. District Court Judge Thomas M. Rose. → Read More
Attracting and retaining talent is forum topic
Speakers at forum will talk about how to attract and retain talented people in the Dayton region → Read More