Jeni Hathaway is also far too familiar with Indiana s home nursing crisis.
“I don’t understand why the state won’t do something about this. Lives are at stake,” she said, wiping tears from her eyes. Hathaway spoke to 13News last spring following the death of her 23-year-old daughter, Cheyanne.
Like Aegerter, Cheyanne was born with medical disabilities but thrived at home with the help of in-home nursing. When her primary home nurse got sick and could no longer work, the family discovered there were no other trained nurses available to meet Cheyanne’s medical needs. The state approved Cheyanne for 70 hours of home nursing care each week because she was wheelchair-bound and relied on a ventilator to breathe, but her mother was lucky if home health care agencies could find nurses to staff even 20 of those hours. Jeni hoped the shortage would be temporary, but days without home nursing care turned into weeks. Weeks turned into months. Months turned into years.
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STEUBENVILLE Steubenville City Schools Board of Education has a 7-acre property on Stanton Boulevard members are hoping at some point to develop, though at this point Superintendent Melinda Young said they haven’t settled on a plan.
A request to rezone the property from Community Commercial (B-2) to Public and Semi-Public is on the Steubenville Planning and Zoning Commission agenda for Monday’s meeting, listing as the intended purpose “the possible construction of baseball and softball fields, possible stands, dugouts, concessions, restrooms and equipment storage.” The board will be asked to accept the application, request legislation and schedule public hearing for April 5.
Heartland Alliance & Other National Organizations Release Plan for Equitable Economic Recovery
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New Resource Calls for a National Subsidized Employment Program that Centers People Most Left Behind
30 national organizations call on the Biden-Harris administration to build back better through a large-scale subsidized jobs initiative - focused on supporting those who have been historically left behind in our economy. CHICAGO (PRWEB) January 25, 2021 Thirty national organizations have pledged their support of a framework for a national subsidized employment program that was released today by Heartland Alliance.
The framework calls on the Biden-Harris administration to include this equitable and large-scale subsidized jobs program as part of their economic recovery plan.
The Arena Club is one of a number of local fitness centers open for indoor exercise with measures such as mask wearing, social distancing and frequent cleaning and sanitizing of equipment and they have seen memberships increase in the first weeks of the new year.