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DAYTON

Caregiver resources

Caregiving can be hard work. Just ask the nearly 2 million Ohioans who provide some level of care for a loved one who is older or who has a disability. The Area Agency on Aging will partner with you in providing the best care to your loved one and remind you how important it is to also care for yourself.

The Area Agency on Aging has partnered with Trualta to give area caregivers free online resources to help families manage senior care at home. Trualta is packed with educationa­l resources, planning tools, and tips to make you a better caregiver:

■ A wide range of topics most important to you

■ Five-minute educationa­l video modules that can fit in your busy schedule

■ Easy to understand info about challengin­g care situations

■ Downloadab­le and printable tip sheets

■ Local event and support resources

For more informatio­n, visit www.info4senio­rs.org/caregiver-resources.

STAFF REPORT

DAYTON

Eviction policy

Dayton Municipal Clerk of Court Mark Owens has announced a new policy related to eviction cases.

Online searches of eviction-related court records will be limited to the past three years of an individual’s eviction history (online eviction records stretching as far back as the 1990s had previously been available). Records older than three years may now be requested through the Clerk of Court’s office.

“The intention of the change in our online searches is to reduce barriers for anyone trying to secure reliable housing,” said Owens. “An eviction search often does not tell a complete story, especially when using informatio­n from more than three years ago.”

The Dayton Municipal Clerk of Court is joining the Franklin County Municipal Court in limiting the availabili­ty of online history of eviction records.

Owens is also researchin­g the potential of introducin­g a program that will allow individual­s to expunge specific eviction cases. More informatio­n about this program will be available in the coming months.

Despite these measures, preventing potential barriers to housing by avoiding eviction is still the best option.

Safe, permanent housing has never been more important as people try to effectivel­y manage the risk of exposure during the current pandemic. If you or someone you know is at risk of eviction, contact the United Way of the Greater Dayton Area by calling 211.

If you have an eviction hearing scheduled, you may call Community Action Partnershi­p’s legal clinic at 937-341-5000, ext. 904, and leave a message including the hearing date. You may also contact Legal Aid at 937-228-8088. CONTRIBUTE­D

REGION

Mobile mammograms

Premier Health is making it easier for busy women to get their annual mammogram screening with its mobile mammograph­y coach that travels to businesses, public venues and events throughout southwest Ohio.

Equipped with advanced imaging equipment, the coach offers traditiona­l 2D and Genius™ 3D Mammograph­y™ technology to detect breast cancer.

Schedule a mobile mammogram by calling 855-887-7364. For more informatio­n about the process and locations, visit www.premierhea­lth.com/mobilemamm­o or email MobileMamm­o@premierhea­lth.com.

The following dates and times are open for appointmen­ts in August:

■ Thursday, Aug. 13, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Community Health Center of Greater Dayton – Patterson Park Health Center, 1074 Patterson Road, Dayton;

■ Friday, Aug. 14, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Twin Valley Bank – West Alexandria Branch, 2 E. Dayton St., West Alexandria;

■ Saturday, Aug. 15, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Awareness is Power, 495 N. Main St., Springboro;

■ Friday, Aug. 21, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Studebaker Family Medicine, 98 Mosier Parkway, Brookville;

■ Monday, Aug. 24, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Stillwater Family Care, 471 Marker Road, Versailles;

■ Tuesday, Aug. 25, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Miami Valley Hospital Imaging Springboro, 630 N. Main St., Springboro;

Premier Health welcomes partnershi­ps with area businesses and event organizers to bring the mobile mammograph­y coach to their locations in the community. For more informatio­n about how to bring the coach to your event or site, email MobileMamm­o@ premierhea­lth.com or call 844453-4199.

Genius 3D Mammograph­y is a trademark of Hologic Inc.

STAFF REPORT

 ?? MARSHALL GORBY / STAFF ?? Officers and kids pose for a photo Thursday at the Police and Youth Together Camp. The Police and Youth Together program is run by the National Conference for Community and Justice of Greater Dayton and is in its 10th year. Eighteen kids between the ages of 10 and 13 attended the camp, with nine officers representi­ng Dayton Police, Trotwood Police and Five Rivers Metro Parks. The goal of the program is to build positive relationsh­ips among young people and officers.
Working together
MARSHALL GORBY / STAFF Officers and kids pose for a photo Thursday at the Police and Youth Together Camp. The Police and Youth Together program is run by the National Conference for Community and Justice of Greater Dayton and is in its 10th year. Eighteen kids between the ages of 10 and 13 attended the camp, with nine officers representi­ng Dayton Police, Trotwood Police and Five Rivers Metro Parks. The goal of the program is to build positive relationsh­ips among young people and officers. Working together

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