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Health & Society

Lethal Crisis: When Seniors Turn To Suicide

August 3, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 9 Comments

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As suicide rates continue to climb, claiming more than 47,000 lives in 2017, a six-month investigation finds that older Americans are quietly killing themselves in nursing homes, assisted living centers and adult care homes.

The Lose-Lose of Trump’s Proposal to Cut 3 Million People Off Food Stamps

August 2, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

The Trump administration’s move to cut low-income people who are eligible for food stamps and school lunch off of those programs isn’t just immoral, it’s short-sighted, argues Jill Richardson.  

Abortion Waiting Period Back in Play as Florida Appeal Court Overturns Lower-Court Decision

August 1, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

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The 24-hour waiting period case could eventually become a key test for the Florida Supreme Court, which has historically backed abortion rights but is now dominated by conservative justices.

No Medicare For All, But Biden’s ‘Incremental’ Health Plan Still Would Be A Heavy Lift

July 29, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

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The former vice president has specifically repudiated many of his Democratic rivals’ calls for a “Medicare for All” system and instead sought to build his plan on the ACA’s framework.

Three University Students Pose With Guns In Front of Shot-Up Emmett Till Memorial

July 29, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 14 Comments

One of the students posted a photo to his private Instagram account in March showing the trio in front of a roadside plaque commemorating the site where Till’s body was recovered from the Tallahatchie River.

Three students were suspended from their fraternity house, Kappa Alpha, after we shared an Instagram photo one of the men posted that was taken in front of a sign commemorating the murder of the 14-year-old black youth in 1955.

Siding With Local Governments, Judge Strikes Law Penalizing Officials Who Pass Gun Rules Stricter Than State’s

July 28, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

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In 2011, Florida lawmakers approved a series of penalties that local governments and officials could face if they violated the prohibition on gun laws that are stricter than the state’s.

Florida’s Hemp Industry Is Born Again As Perception of CBD as Cure-All Turns Manic

July 27, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

A hemp factory in Saint James City, Lee County, Florida, sometime in the 1910s. (Florida Memory)

The nationwide craze for products containing CBD is evident at supermarkets, gas stations and big-box stores, where lotions, tinctures and bath “bombs” are among the items flying off the shelves as consumers seek to quell anxiety, aches and pains and a host of other ailments.

Flagler Health Department Expands Hepatitis Clinic, Marking Hepatitis Day 2019

July 27, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

Although it's not usually funny. (Laurie Pink)

The Flagler Health Department in Bunnell has renewed its commitment to diagnosing and treating Hepatitis after receiving grant for Hepatitis C treatment and clinic expansion.

Coming Out in Rural America

July 26, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

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“I came out to my parents via email the same week I figured it out myself because it’s no big deal in our family. Others aren’t as lucky; some people’s families still disown them.”

Flagler Beach Police Chief Doughney: “I Don’t See Panhandling as a Problem In the City”

July 26, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 18 Comments

Flagler Beach Police Chief Matt Doughney was not happy with the direction of a proposed ordinance in Flagler Beach seeking to police 'aggressive panhandling.' (© FlaglerLive)

Flagler Beach Commissioner Eric Cooley pushed for an ordinance targeting “aggressive panhandling” in the city, but the Police Chief Matt Doughney rejected the premise that there was such an issue in Flagler Beach, and got the proposal tabled pending his revisions.

Florida Population Growing by 900 a Day, Equivalent to a City the Size of Orlando Every Year

July 25, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

Why the housing market is moving toward smaller homes and apartments. (Demographic Estimating Conference)

In Flagler, the population is projected at 112,000 in 2020, rising to 124,000 in 2025, then 134,000 in 2030, and 152,000 by 2040. The figures are significantly lower than those the bureau projected right after the Great Recession.

Flagler’s Suicide Rate Falls to Still-Grim 9th-Highest in State But Sets Record Gun Deaths; Florida’s Matches 43-Year High

July 22, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

A slide aggregating responses to a question about the cause of suicide from some 150 audience members at last May's town hall on suicide in Palm Coast. (© FlaglerLive)

Twenty-nine people killed themselves in 2018 in Flagler County, two fewer than in 2017, but still by far the second-highest total in Flagler history. More people died by firearm in Flagler in 2018 than ever before.

Schools Will Have To Teach Minimum of 5 Hours of Annual Mental Health Instruction in Grades 6-12

July 17, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

A mental health awareness display at a suicide town hall held in Palm Coast last May. (© FlaglerLive)

The five-hour minimum will be included in curriculums for grades 6-12, but it remains unclear if the classes will begin in the upcoming academic year. The policy finalized Wednesday does not include an implementation date.

The Scam Behind McDonald’s ‘McTeacher’s Nights’

July 16, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

The fast food giant pioneered methods of attracting school children to its stores — from Happy Meals to marketing schemes like McTeacher’s Nights, an exploitative fund-raiser that takes advantage of teachers for very little in return.

Beat The Rush, Avoid Vaccine Hysteria: Get Your Free Shots at Flagler Health Department

July 16, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

Nothing says summer vacation like a set of shots. (Marco Verch)

Vaccines for polio, measles, HPV, HepB, Varicella, Tdap and more are all available free and daily before the school year at the Flagler Health Department. Vaccines help develop immunity to many serious infectious diseases.

Appeals Court Rules Florida Marijuana Law’s Restrictions Violate Amendment Legalizing Medical Pot

July 10, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

An appeals court sides with pot. (NSF)

Florida’s law requiring pot operators to grow, process and distribute cannabis and related products created an “oligopoly” and runs afoul of a constitutional amendment that broadly legalized medical marijuana in the Sunshine State, an appellate court ruled Tuesday.

As Hepatatis Rates Continue to Rise, Flagler Health Department Offers Free Screenings Through July

July 9, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The hepatitis C rate in Flagler and Florida over the years. (Florida Charts)

Baby boomers are 75 percent of Hep C cases. That’s because blood products weren’t screened for Hepatitis C before 1992, and many were likely infected when the disease was at its height during the 70s and 80s.

Bunnell Commission Ends Homeless Shelter Operations After 11 Years; Church Pledges Legal Fight

July 8, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 13 Comments

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The Bunnell City Commission voted this evening to end the operations of the Sheltering Tree, the county’s only cold-weather homeless shelter, at a church in Bunnell. The church and Sheltering Tree organizers say they will pursue legal avenues.

Florida Is The Latest Republican-Led State To Adopt Clean Needle Exchanges

July 8, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

The timing of the statewide legalization of needle exchanges comes as Florida grapples with a huge heroin and fentanyl problem. When people share dirty needles to inject drugs, it puts them at high risk for spreading bloodborne infections like HIV and hepatitis C. For years, Florida has had America’s highest rates of HIV.

Inside the Secret Border Patrol Facebook Group Where Agents Joke About Migrant Deaths and Post Sexist Memes

July 2, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

In the weeds: a member of the U.S. Border Patrol. (Border Patrol)

The three-year-old group, which has roughly 9,500 members, shared derogatory comments about Latina lawmakers who plan to visit a controversial Texas detention facility on Monday, calling them “scum buckets” and “hoes.”

Flagler’s HIV Rate More Than Doubled in 2017; Health Department Offers Free Screening on Thursday

June 26, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

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With the HIV infection rate reaching its highest level in Flagler County in 20 years in 2017, the Flagler Department of Health will offer free HIV screenings for county residents at the department’s facility in Bunnell on June 27 in recognition of National HIV Testing Day.

In Proxy War Over Homeless Shelter, Bunnell Shuts Down Church’s Other Relief Works

June 24, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 15 Comments

The Bunnell commission voted 5-0 to deny First United Methodist Church on Pine Street so much as new showers or new bathrooms, in essence preventing the church from operating as an overnight relief center for volunteer emergency crews during natural emergencies.

Meth In The Morning, Heroin At Night: Inside The Seesaw Struggle of Dual Addiction

June 24, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

After struggling with addiction to both heroin and meth for decades, Kim got care at a residential treatment program for women — Epiphany Center, in San Francisco. She’s now working and plans to go back to college in the fall. (April Dembosky, KQED))

Researchers who have tracked drug use for decades believe the new meth crisis got a kick-start from the opioid epidemic: Across the country, more and more opioid users say they now use meth as well, up from 19% in 2011 to 34% in 2017.

Bunnell’s Mean Streak

June 24, 2019 | Pierre Tristam | 37 Comments

Bunnell is acting like it's 1913 again. (© FlaglerLive)

The city that calls itself the crossroads of Flagler County is losing its bearings, its heart, and sometimes its mind–over the homeless, over panhandlers, over the sheriff’s office. It is becoming petty. It is becoming mean and resentful, and discriminatory.

State By State, the War on Pot Is Ending

June 20, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 22 Comments

Dozens of new state laws are expanding legal cannabis use — and expunging the records of users caught up in the system. This unprecedented wave of legislative activity at the state level is yet further evidence that public consensus on cannabis legalization has undergone a seismic shift.

Flagler Health Department Wants To Offer Free HPV Vaccine to Teen Students, But School Board Is Unconvinced

June 20, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

The Flagler County Health Department's Bob Snyder is leading the way for more free vaccination in county schools. (c FlaglerLive)

The HPV vaccine immunizes against the sexually transmitted disease and prevents nine cancers, and local immunization is very low, but two Flagler school board members are not eager to see it offered to 13 to 17 year olds.

‘Shared Savings’ By Shopping For Lower Health Care Costs? Ballyhooed Florida Plan a Bust

June 17, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

No such thing as shopping for care. (© FlaglerLive)

The idea of Florida’s ballyhooed shared-savings programs is to give policyholders an incentive to look for cheaper health services. Early results show no such benefits.

Does Flagler Beach Have a Panhandling Problem? Not Exactly, But City Will Consider New Rules.

June 13, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 6 Comments

City Commissioner Eric Cooley owns the 7-Eleven in town, where he says he sees the good and bad sides of panhandlers. (© FlaglerLive)

The Flagler Beach City Commission this evening will discuss adopting an ordinance against “aggressive” panhandling at the urging of City Commissioner Eric Cooley, a business owner in town.

Backers and Foes of Bunnell’s Condemned Homeless Shelter Duel Ahead of Appeal

June 12, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

The homeless at a dinner organized at Bunnell's First United Methodist Church. (Sheltering Tree)

The Bunnell City Commission got a preview of the two sharply divided sides that will appear before it again soon in defense of and in opposition to the preservation of the cold-weather shelter for the homeless at First United Methodist Church on Pine Street.

Good News: Straight People Don’t Need a Pride Parade

June 11, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 13 Comments

Organizers of the “straight pride parade” in Boston this summer have ties to numerous far-right groups. Here are conditions that would make such a parade easier to embrace.

Why Some CEOs Are Figuring Out That ‘Medicare For All’ Is Good For Business

June 10, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 12 Comments

Richard Master, CEO of MCS Industries in Easton, Pa., stands in a showroom of the company's picture frames and wall decor. He says one of the biggest impediments to keeping labor costs in line has been the increasing expense of health coverage in the United States. (Phil Galewitz/KHN)

As health costs continue to grow, straining employer budgets and slowing wage growth, CEOs and others in the business community are beginning to take the Medicare for All option more seriously.

Is State Law Restricting Local Governments’ Gun-Safety Ordinances Constitutional? Judge Hears Arguments.

June 6, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

You may want to check with the Florida legislature first. (c FlaglerLive)

Florida since 1987 has barred cities and counties from passing regulations that are stricter than state firearms laws. But in 2011, lawmakers went further by approving a series of penalties that local governments and officials can face if they violate the prohibition.

Richard S. Hartung, 76, Dies in Apparent Suicide, County’s 3rd Self-Inflicted Death in 8 Days

June 6, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 6 Comments

Richard S. Hartung in a Facebook profile picture from two and a half years ago.

Flagler County Sheriff’s detectives are investigating the death by apparent suicide of Richard S. Hartung, 76, in his condominium at 7 Avenue de la Mer in Palm Coast on May 30.

Bunnell Rudely Tells Church’s Cold-Weather Shelter for Homeless to Get Out Of Town

June 4, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 43 Comments

The Sheltering Tree's cold weather shelter has operated for 11 years at Bunnell's United Methodist Church on Pine Street, opening on nights when the temperature falls below 40 degrees. (c FlaglerLive)

Bunnell’s zoning board voted to disallow the Sheltering Tree, the county’s only cold-weather shelter, from operating out of the United Methodist Church, potentially ending 11 years of service by the non-profit. The Sheltering Tree intends to appeal to the city commission.

Police Train to Be ‘Social Workers of Last Resort’ as Mental Health Calls Multiply

June 2, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

Police recruits gather at the morning flag ceremony at the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission. The recruits are trained in mental health and de-escalation. (Pew Charitable Trusts)

Lacking proper mental health resources, families and community members across the country all too often call police to respond to someone having a mental health crisis.

Floridians Have a Right To Access Medical Malpractice Records. Shands Sues to Prevent That.

May 30, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

Cloudy arguments. (Facebook)

Under Florida law, patients have the right to access adverse medical incident reports, which can play an important role in malpractice cases. UF Health Jacksonville says federal privacy law trumps Florida’s constitutional amendment.

Laws Restricting Abortion Betray a Judgment: Women’s Sexuality Is Not Equal to Men’s

May 29, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 16 Comments

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Men regulating women’s bodies through restrictive abortion laws is the tip of an iceberg in which women’s sexuality is stigmatized, de-legitimized, silenced, controlled, and misunderstood, even by women themselves.

Rotary Club of Flagler Beach Seeking Surfer Volunteers to Help at Youth Camp

May 28, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

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Rotary Club of Flagler Beach is looking for surfer volunteers to help at-risk and foster youth in the community learn to surf this summer in Flagler Beach.

A ‘Precedent-Setting’ Suit Puts Opioid Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson On Trial, Starting Today

May 28, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The trial begins today at the Cleveland County Courthouse in Norman, Okla. (Cleveland County)

Johnson & Johnson is accused of overstating the benefits of opioids and understating their risks in marketing campaigns that duped doctors into prescribing the drugs for ailments not approved by regulators.

At Flagler’s 1st-Ever Suicide Town Hall, Hope and Resolve Confront Grim Void of Mental Health Services

May 24, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

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Personal stories of confronting suicide, including that of Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland, combined with an assessment of Flagler’s grim mental health landscape to show the county’s growing awareness and resolve not to remain entirely at the mercy of circumstances.

400,000 Florida Children Need Mental Health Services. More Than Half Get None.

May 23, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

Florida ranks near the bottom in per-capita funding of mental health services in the United States. (© FlaglerLive)

220,000 children across the state, or about one child in every classroom, get no mental health treatment for lack of providers. Florida has one psychiatrist who treats children and adolescents for every 100,000 children.

Town Hall on Suicide Awareness in Flagler Will Feature Survivors and Mental Health Experts

May 23, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

Käthe Kollwitz's 'Lament' (tinted plaster, 1938)

Flagler Lifeline, a volunteer committee and Flagler Cares affiliate established to broaden conversation and awareness of suicide, will host the public town hall event at 6 p.m. May 23 at the Flagler County Association of Realtors building.

Medicaid Expansion in Florida Would Improve Maternal and Child Health and Reduce Racial Disparities

May 22, 2019 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

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States like Florida that refuse to expand Medicaid are missing an opportunity to address racial disparities in maternal health and improve child health care, according to a report released Wednesday.

The Most Dangerous Time For Women’s Rights in Decades

May 21, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 20 Comments

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More than 250 bills restricting abortions have been filed in 41 states this year. At least a third have successfully passed 20-week abortion bans, based on the unfounded assertion that a fetus can feel pain 20 weeks after fertilization. 

For Bruce Haughton, the Price of Failing to Die in a Double-Suicide Is a Criminal Charge

May 21, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

Bruce Haughton faces seven years in prison if he is found guilty of assisted suicide in the death of Katheryn Goddard two years ago in Palm Coast. (© FlaglerLive)

Prosecutors are not disputing that Bruce Haughton, 54, wanted to die, only that when he failed in his suicide attempt, he became an accessory in the death by suicide of Kathryn Goddard, a claim he disputes.

You Can’t Make This Stuff Up: County’s Just-Acquired Sears Building for Sheriff Has Water Intrusion and ‘Substantial Mold’

May 15, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 56 Comments

The Sears building on Palm Coast Parkway. The county was planning to turn it over to the sheriff. (© FlaglerLive)

Flagler County officials discovered today the $1.1 million Sears building they just agreed to buy is plagued by water intrusion and “substantial mold,” just like the sheriff’s Operations Center in Bunnell.

Faith-Based Southern Correctional Medicine Will Be New Health Provider at Flagler Jail

May 13, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 11 Comments

The sheriff said he was firing the current health provider after the unexplained death of inmate Anthony Fennick in February. (© FlaglerLive)

Southern Correctional Medicine replaces Armor Correctional Health after a breakdown in relations between the sheriff and the company following the death of inmate Anthony Fennick in February.

Community Paramedic: How Flagler Fire Rescue’s Caryn Prather Brought Back House Calls

May 12, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

Flagler County Fire Rescue's Caryn Prather with one of her patients. (Flagler County)

Flaglere County Fire Rescue’s Prather’s made nearly 500 house calls last year, serving a client base started with people who were frequent users of the 9-1-1 system for non-emergency medical needs and transportation to the hospital. Since its inception, these calls have decreased by 80 percent.

Joe Mullins Wants Cities and the County to Draft Homeless ‘Legislation,’ But He’s ‘Out on a Limb’

May 8, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

Focus on Mullins: Bunnell City Commissioner John Rogers, left, with County Commissioner Joe Mullins, center, and County Administrator Jerry Camweron this morning before the beginning of the Public Safety Coordinating Council meeting. (© FlaglerLive)

Flagler County Commissioner Joe Mullins is pressing the county administrator to develop an ordinance regulating homeless panhandling and tent-pitching with city managers, but none of the local governments other than Bunnell have discussed such policies.

Where Have All The Homeless Gone? Library Campers Scatter to Other Grounds, Some Find Roofs

May 7, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 25 Comments

The former homeless camp near the library has been razed of human beings and replaced with a no-trespassing sign even though no construction has yet been approved, or permitted. (© FlaglerLive)

More than half the homeless who lived near the library have scattered to other encampments while a few have found housing options with friends, family or through county and private help.

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