It has been nearly a year since a Cape Coral woman disappeared, and detectives said Wednesday they’re still not close to a break in the case.
Lauren Dumolo was reportedly last seen June 19 at her apartment on Coronado Parkway, according to police. The same day, someone found her purse at Four Freedoms Park on Tarpon Court, which she visited frequently. She was reported missing June 21, and her cell phone was found in her apartment.
Since then, there has been no sign of the mother, leaving her family – and investigators – searching for clues.
The lead detective said that while people have offered a lot of tips, they’re still no closer to solving the 30-year-old’s disappearance.
Cuyuna Area Connections offers virtual opportunity
Information on local crisis services, ideas to help friends and family who may be in a mental health crisis and how to recognize mental health symptoms in people aged 50 and older will be offered.
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Cuyuna Area Connections will present a virtual learning opportunity titled Emotional Well-Being, streamed noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 5.
The event is geared for the older adult community and their family members who have experienced added stress or anxiety as they have aged, as well as anyone interested in learning about community resources that can help increase resilience-building skills and open lines of communication about mental health, a news release stated.
The sessions are April 21 and April 28.
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In honor of National Healthcare Decision Day last week, Cuyuna Area Connections will offer two virtual learning opportunities to learn about Honoring Choices, the advance care plan document that should be filled out to prepare families for traumatic events.
The document is something that should be completed when families and friends can come together in a calm, safe space and plan for the end of life. The sessions will also cover how to get an advance care plan on file with a primary care provider.
The first virtual session, hosted by Cuyuna Regional Medical Center staff, is at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 21. The link for registration is
Get your questions answered with the latest local information on COVID-19 and vaccine
distribution.
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Crow Wing County Public Health Supervisor Michelle Moritz will share information about the COVID-19 vaccine in a free virtual presentation from noon to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 3.
Participants will learn about the COVID-19 status, testing centers, quarantine guidance, as well as vaccination distribution, including priority groups and more.
The presentation is intended for any older adult who has experienced stress and anxiety during the coronavirus pandemic and desires more information regarding the pandemic, as well as an update on the vaccination process throughout the county.
Get your questions answered with the latest local information on COVID-19 and vaccine
distribution.
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Connect with Crow Wing County Public Health Supervisor Michelle Moritz for a free virtual presentation from noon to 12:30 p.m. March 3.
Residents will learn about the COVID-19 status, testing centers, quarantine guidance, as well as vaccination distribution including priority groups and much more.
The presentation is intended for any older adult who has experienced stress and anxiety during the coronavirus pandemic and desires more information regarding the pandemic, as well as an update on the vaccination process throughout the county.
Topics include details about COVID-19 status in the county; trends in COVID-19 data and the latest information on testing and follow-up; and vaccine distribution process, status and opportunities of where to be vaccinated.