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Kristian Foden-Vencil - Vimarsana News

Kristian Foden-Vencil

Kristian Foden-Vencil is a reporter and producer for Oregon Public Broadcasting. He specializes in health care, business, politics, law and public safety.

Source: ijpr.org
Advocates seek to remove barriers for the formerly incarcerated - Vimarsana News

Advocates seek to remove barriers for the formerly incarcerated

The Fully Free Campaign is working to dismantle systems of discrimination against people with criminal records.

Source: wglt.org
Tales treasured forever - Vimarsana News

Tales treasured forever

“Whom do you like the most? Your father or your mother?”As children many of us would have faced this question umpteen times. The answer most of us would say is grandmother or grandfather, mostly the former. They always pampered us, chided us for our little foibles and transported us to the world of wonders and magic with their anecdotes and stories.A...

Kiski Township explores regulations on exotic pets - Vimarsana News

Kiski Township explores regulations on exotic pets

Kiski Township’s Dominic Hayward dotes on his pet alligators Diamond, Diva, Gisele, Ruby, Rebel, 
Chevelle, Speckles, Thor, Loki and Reece. A lover of alligators since he was a child, Hayward, 24, is as passionate about his gators as anyone with more traditional pets such as a German shepherd or labradoodle.

Cardi cancer fund-raising drive raises over £7,000 - Vimarsana News

Cardi cancer fund-raising drive raises over £7,000

. PICTURED are members of the Cardigan committee of Cancer Research UK, Pamela Griffiths, Ann Thomas, Llinos Twigg and Sian James with Cllr Clive Davies and Myra Davies, Mayor and Mayoress of Cardigan, all of whom participated in Cancer Research’s campaign in March. Also pictured are some of the walkers who took part. This involved walking, jumping, dancing or jogging at least 10,000 steps on every day of the month of March, to raise money for Cancer Research UK. There were 24 participants in total from the Cardigan community and further afield, with some from afar as Neath and South ...