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Advocates push for legislation to benefit immigrants during rally at State Capitol - Vimarsana News

Advocates push for legislation to benefit immigrants during rally at State Capitol

This International Workers’ Day, advocates for the immigrant community are raising their voices with a May Day march and rally at the State Capitol. The core...

Nonprofits rally at Capitol for more funding - Vimarsana News

Nonprofits rally at Capitol for more funding

Nonprofit service providers rallied at the Capitol Wednesday to push for more funding next fiscal year. Democrats in the legislature say nonprofits are among...

'A message we all need to hear' | News, Sports, Jobs - The Pierce County Tribune - Vimarsana News

'A message we all need to hear' | News, Sports, Jobs - The Pierce County Tribune

Rugby Public Schools, in collaboration with Pierce County and Lake Region District Health Unit, is hosting “Finding Purpose in the Pain,” a presentation in

Key Lawmaker Pledges To Fight Potential Lamont Plan On Managed Care For Medicaid Patients - Vimarsana News

Key Lawmaker Pledges To Fight Potential Lamont Plan On Managed Care For Medicaid Patients

A key state lawmaker said Thursday she opposes the idea of reverting back to a controversial managed care plan for nearly one million Medicaid recipients, setting up a potential showdown between Gov. Ned Lamont and a legislature controlled by his party.

Lamont Considering Return To Managed Care For Medicaid Despite Costly History - Vimarsana News

Lamont Considering Return To Managed Care For Medicaid Despite Costly History

Gov. Ned Lamont is considering a plan to revert the state back to a managed care strategy that patient advocates say will leave the state’s most vulnerable residents with less access to quality healthcare.