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Springfield Mercy Health launches area’s first integrated doula program to improve maternal, infant outcomes (opens the original)
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Mercy Health - Springfield is seeing decreases in preterm births and caesarean sections â which it in part attributes to its integrated doula program. The hospital has three certified doulas on staff â DeShae Jackson, Alayzia Ponder and Arnetia Davis â who support mothers during and after their pregnancies and during birth. They advocate for the mother and work with their medical team to ensure she is receiving the best care. Springfieldâs program â the first of its kind in the area â
First bat tests positive for rabies in Clark County since 2021 (opens the original)
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A bat has tested positive for rabies for the first time in Clark County since 2021, the health department announced Wednesday, Sept. 30. The bat was found in Medway and the resident who handled it is receiving post-exposure prophylaxis. Bats are the only animal to test positive for rabies in Clark County in the last 20 years, according to the health department. Rabies is rare in humans but it is almost always fatal once symptoms begin. Bats are the most common rabies carriers but other wild anim
Springfield city leaders detail why they chose to reinstate City Manager Bryan Heck (opens the original)
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Springfield city commissioners said they reinstated City Manager Bryan Heck after being satisfied that there was no evidence of wrongdoing. Heck had been on paid administrative leave for 10 weeks while an investigation looked into anonymous claims that he sexually assaulted an employee by âtea-baggingâ them while they were lying on a couch in the City Hall office complex in 2016. The decision to reinstate Heck comes despite a warning from Clark County Prosecutor Dan Driscoll that the finding
‘Our voices matter’: Haitian advocates celebrate release of pastor, reported phasing out of ankle monitors (opens the original)
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Springfield Haitian advocates celebrated the release of a local immigrant pastor from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention at the Butler County Jail after almost a month of detention, as well as what they report is the phasing out of GPS ankle monitors during a press conference Thursday, Sept. 17. Pastor Joubert Adrien was released on bond Wednesday, Sept. 16, and has since been reunited with his family, said Wislande Hensley, local organizer with faith group Undivided during the p
Haitian pastor held at Butler County Jail released on bond (opens the original)
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A Haitian pastor held at the Butler County Jail for nearly a month has been released on bond, as advocates report U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is quietly phasing out GPS ankle monitors for Springfield Haitians in favor of a phone-based check-in app. Springfield Pastor Joubert Adrien was released on bond Wednesday evening, said Advocates for Basic Legal Equality Senior Attorney Kathleen Kersh, who represented Adrien in his bond case. Adrien was detained Aug. 20 at the Sunoco on South
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