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Mendoza honors central Illinois LGBTQ leaders during Pride Month celebration - Vimarsana News

Mendoza honors central Illinois LGBTQ leaders during Pride Month celebration

Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza honored three central Illinois leaders Tuesday for their efforts to help the LGBTQ+ community.

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The COVID-19 pandemic came with isolation, but it didn't stop a growing STI problem - Vimarsana News

The COVID-19 pandemic came with isolation, but it didn't stop a growing STI problem

In total, CDC data shows 2.4 million reported cases of STIs in 2020, even with the caveat that the coronavirus pandemic hindered surveillance of these illnesses.

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World AIDS Day: Advocate says if the inequalities that allowed AIDS to spread 40 years ago aren't solved, COVID won't be either - Vimarsana News

World AIDS Day: Advocate says if the inequalities that allowed AIDS to spread 40 years ago aren't solved, COVID won't be either

The first observation of World AIDS Day happened 33 years ago. A longtime HIV/AIDS activist in Bloomington-Normal says that while some things have changed, vestiges of the country's response to that public health crisis remain.

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Kansas Company Faces $119K Civil Penalty in Consumer Protection Case - Vimarsana News

Kansas Company Faces $119K Civil Penalty in Consumer Protection Case

A now-defunct Wichita, Kansas, moving company has been ordered to pay more than $119,000 in restitution, civil fines, penalties and court costs after the

Wichita moving company hit with $119,000 civil penalty - Vimarsana News

Wichita moving company hit with $119,000 civil penalty

Wichita moving company hit with $119,000 civil penalty June 9, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A now-defunct Wichita moving company has been ordered to pay more than $119,000 in restitution, civil fines, penalties and court costs after the company president ignored a consumer protection lawsuit filed by the Sedgwick County prosecutor. District Attorney Marc Bennett said the company, Get A Move On, and its president Eric Kimler engaged in deceptive and unconscionable business practices, violating the Kansas Consumer Protection Act. The case was prompted by the complaint of a 7...

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