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· (Oct. 9) FW: Urging Millennial Voter Registration, John Legend to Campaign, Hold Concert for Hillary Clinton in Ohio
(Oct. 9) FW: BIG NEWS! JOHN LEGEND SPEAKING at CENTRAL STATE SUNDAY
· (Oct. 9) FW: Dayton on Sunday, Gun Violence Prevention Nationwide Bus Tour Stopping at Fifth Third Field
· (Oct. 14 – 16) FW: You're invited to Spirit of Huffman Halloween Home Tour
· (Oct. 24) FW: NCCJ's 39th Annual Friendship Dinner
· FW: Miami County Strip Mine Update
· FW: Update: Heroin/Opioid Collaborative
· FW: Ombudsman Office Weekly Update 10-07-2016
Save the Dates:
· (Nov. 1st) FW: Problem Gambling Symposium on November 1st
· (Nov. 3rd) FW: Greater Dayton Brain Health Foundation Symposium
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From: Hillary for America Press
Subject: UPDATED: Urging Millennial Voter Registration, John Legend to Campaign, Hold Concert for Hillary Clinton in Ohio
Urging Millennial Voter Registration, John Legend to Campaign,
Hold Concert for Hillary Clinton in Ohio
On Sunday, October 9 -- two days before Ohio's October 11 voter registration deadline -- musician John Legend will return to his home state to campaign for Hillary Clinton in Southwest Ohio. Legend will hold an organizing event at Central State University, and a concert in Cincinnati, where he will urge millennials to register to vote and to support Clinton's vision of an America that is stronger together.
Millions of Americans will vote in this year's election -- and more people are expected to vote early than ever before. With Ohio's early voting period begins on Wednesday, October 12, Legend will urge Ohioans to check their registration status and register to vote at iwillvote.com. Legend will also encourage Ohioans to make a plan to vote early.
Dayton Campus Organizing Event with John Legend
When: 3:30 PM, Doors open: 3:00 PM
Where: Central State University, 1400 Brush Row Rd, Wilberforce
Public RSVP Link
Cincinnati Campus Concert and Organizing Event with John Legend
When: 6:30 PM, Doors open: 5:30 PM
Where: Bogarts, 2621 Vine St, Cincinnati
Public RSVP Link
Media interested in covering his events can RSVP here.
PAID FOR BY HILLARY FOR AMERICA
Contributions or gifts to Hillary for America are not tax deductible.
Hillary for America, PO Box 5256, New York, NY 10185
From: Mary Ollen; Organizer, Ohio Together Campaign, mollen@ohvictory2016.org, (774) 563-9515 | @maryollen
Subject: BIG NEWS! JOHN LEGEND SPEAKING at CENTRAL STATE SUNDAY
You're invited! SIGN UP HERE to join us
for a voter registration event with John Legend at Central State University.
On Sunday, October 9 -- two days before Ohio's October 11 voter registration deadline -- award winning musician John Legend will return to his home state to campaign for Ohio Together, the local grassroots campaign backing Hillary Clinton and Buckeye Democrats. Doors open at the Beacom gym at 2:30PM,
Legend will encourage all students to register to vote, and he can't do it alone! REPLY YES to this e-mail if you can help register voters before the voter registration deadline on TUESDAY!
and don't forget to let us know you're joining us tomorrow. SIGN UP here: I want to see John Legend!
From: Donald Nguyen; MD, FAAP, Doctors for America
Subject: Dayton on Sunday, Gun Violence Prevention Nationwide Bus Tour Stopping at Fifth Third Field
Please come out for the Gun Violence Prevention nationwide bus tour stop at Fifth Third Field on Sunday afternoon at 2:00! There will be brief remarks by Fred Strahorn, Jeffrey Mims, myself and representatives from nationwide tour which is organized by Gabby Giffords and Mark Kelly.
What: Gun Violence Prevention Nationwide Bus Tour - Dayton Stop! Organized by former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords and her husband, Navy combat veteran and retired NASA astronaut Captain Mark Kelly. In support of common sense change to our gun laws and to endorse candidates from both sides of the aisle who show political courage to stand up to the gun lobby, who are passionate about reducing gun violence in our communities, and who commit to taking action once elected.
Who: Speakers will include Representative Fred Strahorn (Ohio House), Commissioner Jeffrey Mims (City of Dayton), and Donald Nguyen, MD (Doctors for America)
When: 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm, Sunday, October 9
Where: Fifth Third Field, Dayton. Look for the big bus! (Fifth Third Field is bounded by Monument and First Street and Sears and N. Patterson)
From: Historic Huffman Neighborhood Association (HHNA)
Subject: You're invited to Spirit of Huffman Halloween Home Tour (Oct 14, 2016 - Oct 16, 2016)
Hello, You are invited to the following event:
Spirit of Huffman Halloween Home Tour
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Friday, October 14, 2016 at 6:15 PM Huffman Historic Area | ||||||
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The Spirit of Huffman Historic Home Tour is the most unique Fall event in the Dayton area. Tour seven Victorian homes and enjoy a variety of seasonal decorations, as well as some fun-filled Halloween entertainment. Conclude your tour with desserts and beverages at one of our most recently restored homes. Reservations are required. Guided tours on the 15th and 16th depart every 15 minutes, the tour is approximately 2 hours in length. Get a group together and reserve your time slot now for this exciting event. Not recommended for children under 12 years of age.
This year we have added a self-guided tour on Sunday the 16th! (Please note that the 16th is a self-guided tour only, if you prefer a guided tour, please select tickets for the 14th or 15th)
Tour is held rain or shine. For more information, or to reserve a special time slot for a large group call 937-453-1870.
The Spirit of Huffman is Alive and Well and Waiting for YOU!
From: NCCJ of Greater Dayton [mailto:mtyler@nccjgreaterdayton.org]
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2016 6:04 AM
To: mseoh@siscom.net
Subject: NCCJ's 39th Annual Friendship Dinner
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For more info :Call: 937.222.6225 or Email: mtyler@nccjgreaterdayton.org |
From: Keith Ciriegio
Subject: Miami County Strip Mine Update
BZA To Consider Mining Request
The Miami County Board of Zoning Appeals will meet Oct. 27th to consider a conditional use application for a limestone
surface mining operation at 2332 W. Farrington Rd. between Troy and Piqua
The application by Piqua Materials was filed in late September with the Miami County Planning and Zoning Department.
The appeals board will meet at 7:00PM at the Troy Junior High School cafeteria.
The application seeks the conditional use to allow for extraction, processing and sale of limestone materials.
At least two neighboring property owners told the county commissioners this spring they opposed a mining
operation.
They were concerned about traffic from farm equipment and potential impact on groundwater.
The commission voted in late March to approve a required designation of truck hauling routes for the proposed
operation.
The commission was told that state law requires the county engineer's office to make a recommendation on
the preferred haul routes before a conditional use application is filed.
From: Dan Foley; County Commissioner
Subject: Update: Heroin/Opioid Collaborative
Thank you for your continued support and interest in establishing a Collective Impact Action Plan to confront the heroin/opioid epidemic that is plaguing our community.
Our goals are to stabilize the number of people dying from drug overdoses and then work on reducing the number of people addicted.
We had a successful kick off meeting on September 28th that featured a compelling presentation by Montgomery County Health Commissioner Jeff Cooper who outlined how we will use an incident management system model to address the heroin/opioid epidemic. We will attack this threat as we would any other public health/safety epidemic.
In addition, Ruth Simera, Program Administrator for the Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED), outlined the critical need for Sequential Intercept Mapping (SIM) when addressing this epidemic.
Our next steps include:
Prepare a formal request to Ms. Simera to initiate Sequential Intercept Mapping (SIM) here in Montgomery County to improve the local response to those living with addiction.
Form a Steering Committee comprised of stakeholders from federal, state and local elected officials, government agencies, law enforcement, the courts, treatment providers, community organizations, addiction support groups and other interested parties. This cross-systems representation will guide the overall vision and strategic direction.
Establish the Backbone Support that will be made up of 6-8 representatives from Public Health, ADAMHS, the Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, and the Dayton Police Department. The backbone group guides the vision and strategies, establishes shared measurement practices, advances policy and mobilizes resources.
Launch a Joint Information Center (JIC) that will develop and share common messaging with all stakeholders and the community.
Establish the Operations Section that will implement the Action Plan.
If you were unable to attend the kick off session, please visit the website below to review the material and watch the video of the presentations:
http://www.mcohio.org/departments/human_services_planning_and_development/fcfc_strategic_planning.php
We will continue to keep you informed and involved in this process. We need your continued involvement to have the best chance for reaching our goal of stabilizing, then reducing the number of drug overdose deaths. If you have questions or ideas, please email them to info@phdmc.org. Thank you.
From: Diane Welborn; Ombudsman, The Ombudsman Office
Subject: Ombudsman Office Weekly Update 10-07-2016
This week your Ombudsman Office opened a dozen cases for residents of Dayton Harrison Township, Miamisburg, Moraine and Trotwood on the Montgomery County Courts, Daycare, Food Stamps, Medicaid, HUD, Social Security and the BMV.
We provided brief assistance and information to another 40 households on the FCC, Medicare, Social Security, the Department of Labor, the VA, GDPM, the Attorney General, the BMV, the BWC, the Ohio Department of Insurance, and the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. These families live in Brookville, Centerville, Dayton, Englewood, Harrison Township, Huber Heights, Kettering, Moraine, Oakwood, Riverside and West Carrollton.
This week we assisted a family to obtain a replacement of their food stamps because all their food spoiled in a power outage. We obtained the evidence from DP&L that was needed. We also help a victim of domestic violence, whose property had been severely damaged while she was not at home, to make an application for assistance through the Victim of Crime Assistance Program.
We welcomed a new graduate intern from the University of Cincinnati social work program, Robert T. Ballard, Jr.
This week our Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program opened cases in ten facilities in our area on physical abuse; lost personal property; a shortage of staff; lost laundry; inadequate care plan; pressure sores; failure to respond to requests for assistance; personal hygiene; and billing charges. We visited 10 nursing homes and 10 Adult Care Facilities this week. We participated in six surveys by the Ohio Department of Health to report the violations we have encountered in the facilities they are inspecting.
My guest on "The Ombudsman Program" on DATV on Monday, October 10 will be the City of Dayton Director of Public Works, Fred Stovall.
Here is find our weekly column, Facebook Weekly Update: Oct 3, 2016 - Oct 7, 2016
Son's coverage clarified for mom
Recently the Ombudsman had the opportunity to assist an 84 year-old mother to understand and help provide medical coverage for her adult disabled son. The son had been receiving Medicaid benefits, and those benefits ended in May of 2016. The mother received the notice of termination in May, and did not understand why the benefits ceased. The mother contacted the Ombudsman seeking assistance to have the Medicaid benefits reinstated.
The Ombudsman contacted staff at the Montgomery County Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). Because the son is disabled and receives Social Security Disability (SSD), he became eligible for Medicare in May. The son's income from SSD is $880 per month. When the son became eligible for Medicare, he became ineligible for the Medicaid he had been receiving. However, because of the son's income, he is eligible for a program called Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB), through which his Part B Medicare premiums will be paid. The mother was pleased to understand the coverage for her son.
The Ombudsman Column, a production of the Joint Office of Citizens' Complaints, summarizes selected problems that citizens have had with government services, schools and nursing homes in the Dayton area. Contact the Ombudsman by writing to the Beerman Building, 11 W. Monument Avenue, Suite 606, Dayton 45402, or telephone (937) 223-4613, or by electronic mail at ombudsman@dayton-ombudsman.org or like us on Facebook at "Dayton Ombudsman Office."
From: Carrie J. Rogge
Subject: Problem Gambling Symposium on November 1st
Seats are still available to attend the November 1st Problem Gambling Symposium. Please see the additional information copied below.
From: Carrie J. Rogge
Subject: Greater Dayton Brain Health Foundation Symposium
Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy is coming to town so mark your calendars for November 3rd and register today! And, pass it on! Thanks
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