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Post Receives Life For Sexual Abuse Crimes | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Post Receives Life For Sexual Abuse Crimes | News, Sports, Jobs

MAYVILLE — A teenage girl stood before Chautauqua County Court Judge David Foley talking about the pain of what Dustin Post did to her. She said the sexual ab

Post gets 125 years to life for sexual abuse crimes | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Post gets 125 years to life for sexual abuse crimes | News, Sports, Jobs

MAYVILLE — A teenage girl stood before Chautauqua County Court Judge David Foley talking about the pain of what Dustin Post did to her. She said the sexual ab

Child Advocate Program Named Winner of Mutual of America Community Partnership Award - Vimarsana News

Child Advocate Program Named Winner of Mutual of America Community Partnership Award

/PRNewswire/ -- Mutual of America Financial Group announced that the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights and its Child Advocate Program was named the...

Managing Attorney, Phoenix - Vimarsana News

Managing Attorney, Phoenix

The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights is now hiring for the position of Managing Attorney, Phoenix in Phoenix. Apply today.

Whitman County Courthouse renovation begins Monday - Vimarsana News

Whitman County Courthouse renovation begins Monday

The $9.2 million Whitman County Courthouse renovation in Colfax begins Monday. The project includes upgrading the 1950s elevator to make it compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, upgrading the heating, ventilating and air conditioning system. It also includes installing new electrical wires and adding metal to the exterior of the county jail, said Whitman...