Help . We could hone in on that question and see what the federal government can do to improve our ability to determine who needs help and our ability to identify the person or agency whose job it is to provide the help, and then we will have provided some service. It helps to put a face on who needs help. As a former governor, i look at things from my background and perspective, as i know most of us do. About 22 of tennesseeans reported having a Mental Illness last year. That is more than 1 Million People. This is according to our state department of Mental Health. About 5 had a severe Mental Illness. That is nearly 250,000 tennesseeans. That is a lot of people. About 40,000 had a major depressive episode. The funding that helps meet the needs for that comes in some part from the federal government. About 22 of what tennessee spends, im told, is federal dollars. The rest is state dollars. In Community Services, state appropriations are about 70 of the Mental Health fund. While the Sta
Class today. They hoping the added security might ease the anxiety by students and parents. Reporter first graders at District Heights lamar start the morning discussing a story like any other day. Then, something different. At this time, were going have a moment of silence. Reporter silence to remember school kids just like themselves who never made it out of sandy hook elementary on december 14th. Its a tough day for parents and staff. A moment of silence is our way of honoring the people that have lost their lives. This is a horrible event. This is our way of joining our nation and grieving for their loss. Reporter what happened in connecticut is something every school hopes not to confront and has to prepare for. In Prince Georges County and across the nation, you saw a paradigm shift in the way we handle active threat mitigations after columbine. Our goal was to come and stabilize the situation. Now, we understand that our roll error very to go in and mitigate that threat. Reporte
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A 33-year-old Westmoreland man has been charged for a machete attack on a woman during a dispute. Charged with wounding with intent is Garrett Reid, otherwise called 'Suki', of Strathbogie district in Savanna-La-Mar. His court date is being.
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