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New suicide and crisis hotline number 9-8-8 set to launch on Friday

New suicide and crisis hotline number 9-8-8 set to launch on Friday
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New suicide and crisis hotline number 9-8-8 set to launch on Saturday

New suicide and crisis hotline number 9-8-8 set to launch on Saturday
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New mental health hotline launches in July; will aid in mental health crises

Coming in July, there will be a new national hotline for all mental health crises, including suicide and substance abuse.

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Here s what you need to know: Tuesday, June 7

Chariton County, Missouri is taking creative steps to boost their economy and improve their community.

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Jefferson City Council approves measures to help city employees, supports MSP plan

The Jefferson City Council approved two bills to help the city retain and attract employees, as well as a resolution supporting potential development of a nearly $20 million facility on the Missouri State Penitentiary grounds.

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