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Man arrested after jumping into the Feather River, police say - Vimarsana News

Man arrested after jumping into the Feather River, police say

A man with a history of resisting arrest was taken into custody Wednesday after allegedly driving away from police officers and eventually jumping into the river to escape, the Yuba

Government lawyer accuses Comprehensive Healthcare of shorting workers $20M - Vimarsana News

Government lawyer accuses Comprehensive Healthcare of shorting workers $20M

It wasn’t an isolated issue or the result of a good-faith mistake that employees at Comprehensive Healthcare’s 15 Western Pennsylvania facilities weren’t being paid for all the hours they worked. Instead, a lawyer with the U.S. Department of Labor told a federal judge Monday, it was part of the company’s

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From Dominican Republic to Keene, helping is Herrera's through line - Vimarsana News

From Dominican Republic to Keene, helping is Herrera's through line

Alejandro Herrera, a founding member of Project Home, has dedicated much of his life to putting emphasis on the value of being a good person.

Comprehensive Healthcare: If sale of Western Pa. nursing homes is blocked, they may close - Vimarsana News

Comprehensive Healthcare: If sale of Western Pa. nursing homes is blocked, they may close

The embattled operators of 15 nursing homes in Pennsylvania said if they are not permitted to go through with the proposed sale of seven facilities in Western Pennsylvania, they may be forced to shut down, potentially displacing hundreds of residents. Attorneys for Comprehensive Healthcare said in a court filing this