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Local student visits Washington D.C. for National Advocacy Days - Vimarsana News

Local student visits Washington D.C. for National Advocacy Days

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Granite YMCA is proud of local high school student Aubree Herzog, junior at Stevens High School, who participated in the YMCA’s National Advocacy Days in Washington,

When new Miami center opens, arrestees with mental illness can be treated, not jailed - Vimarsana News

When new Miami center opens, arrestees with mental illness can be treated, not jailed

An alternative to jail, the center will be a place where judges can send non-violent defendants accused of misdemeanors or low-level felonies instead of locking them up.

When new Miami center opens, arrestees with mental illness can be treated, not jailed - Vimarsana News

When new Miami center opens, arrestees with mental illness can be treated, not jailed

A seven-story tower near west Wynwood could make a dent in homeless population, helping often-arrested, troubled people get lives back together.

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DOLA awards over $4 million to Community Shares - Vimarsana News

DOLA awards over $4 million to Community Shares

MESA COUNTY, Colo. (KREX) — The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) awarded more than $31 million to 489 nonprofits that have historically helped marginalized communities statewide. The grants were selected through the Nonprofit Infrastructure (NPI) Grant Program. We are so pleased to announce the recipients of the NPI grand program after months of careful […]

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What can be done to curb domestic violence? - Vimarsana News

What can be done to curb domestic violence?

Through months of reporting, speaking with victims’ advocates, politicians, police officers and therapists, a common theme came up in interviews — believe victims.

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