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Tennessee eligible for $157M in funding to improve caregiving for the elderly, disabled Some mortgage lenders are slammed as they try to keep up with pre-approval requests. and last updated 2021-06-28 19:58:42-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — New federal funding may make it easier for some Tennesseans to get quality care at home. In May, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued guidance on how states can receive enhanced funding, provided through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP), to increase access to home and community-based services (HCBS) for Medicaid beneficiaries. T...

Stay cool and stay inside if possible. If you do want to go out, plan your activities early in the day or after the sun has set to stay safe. And of course, stay hydrated! Some common signs of heat exhaustion are profuse sweating, light headedness, clammy hands, and a weak pulse.  At that point, you should find shade or air conditioning and lay down. If you’re in the heat and have stopped sweating, that’s the red flags that things could get worse. “When your skin starts to turn dry, when your body temperature gets to the 104 range. That’s heat stroke. That’s a medical emergency. Y...

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Huskies Win in Triple-Overtime After Big Fourth Quarter Comeback The Owatonna boys lacrosse team held a wild, mosh pit of a celebration following their 10-9 triple-overtime win against Northfield Wednesday, but not before some harrowing times before that. The Huskies trailed by three goals in the fourth quarter and were still down a goal with just over a minute to go. Senior Fletcher Schulz scored the sudden-victory winner with 2:24 left in the third OT. The Huskies go to top-seed Lakeville North Friday, June 4 for a 6 pm game on Kat Kountry 105. It was an historic night in Owatonna with both...

Times Report Crookston High School eighth-grader Grace Smith competed at the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair this spring. Smith received a silver award for placing in the top 20 percent across grades six through 12. She also received the middle school Outstanding Project award and the Broadcom Masters award. Smith's project was called, “Dry Hands! No problem?” and looked at how different products maintained moisture content by using gelatin to model human skin.  The Times welcomes your feedback. You can send any comments or questions to our office at (218) 281-2730 or sports...