Picture This A Fathers Mural On Syracuse Building
A fathers mural adorns the side of a Syracuse building, adding color and a local art statement to the neighborhood. The piece highlights family heritage and community pride through vivid imagery and bold design.
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Therapists offer free weekly sessions to veterans in need
Soldiers returning from war struggle to access mental health care as Tricare cuts payments and red tape slows access. Rural National Guard and Reserve families face longer waits for doctors and few private therapists. Barbara Romberg in Washington started a group urging therapists to donate one hour weekly to Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, viewing it as a positive step amid low reimbursements. Joyce Lindsey of Oregon sought grief counseling after her husband’s death, illustrating the personal toll of service member loss.
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Afghanistan
Barbara Romberg
Washington, D.C
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Joyce Lindsey
Troutdale
Ore
Sgt
Nathaniel Lindsey
Lindsey
Mental health crisis grows after Greensburg storm
In Greensburg Kansas more than a month after a May 4 tornado, mental health experts warn a wave of stress and PTSD will emerge over the next months. Officials say many residents may resist seeking help, while crisis counseling remains available but may not reach the most severe cases requiring long term treatment.
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Greensburg
Kansas
Sheldon Carpenter
Iroquois Center For Human Development
Carpenter
John Janssen
Louisiana woman finds home in Lakin after many moves
Susie McBride a 50 year old mother of four from southern Louisiana now calls Lakin Kansas home after moving at least 30 times. She recalls a childhood marked by poverty and frequent relocation with a father who worked oil rigs and a mother homemaker. Her story reflects a life of constant change and a belief that life offers unexpected destinations even in southwest Kansas.
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Lakin
Susie McBride
Louisiana
Kansas
Desert
McBride
Judge orders stop of retaliation at Larned State Hospital
A district judge in Shawnee County warns Larned State Hospital officials to stop restricting two patients in the sexual predator treatment program from filing complaints. The May 1 order affirms the patients' constitutional right to grievance and access to courts amid more than 150 health and safety violations found during inspections.
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Larned
Larned State Hospital
Shawnee County
Frank J. Yeoman
Mark Brull
Garan Stockwell
Brull
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