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Cranbrook Seniors dinner returns Nov. 30 - Cranbrook Daily Townsman - Vimarsana News

Cranbrook Seniors dinner returns Nov. 30 - Cranbrook Daily Townsman

436 diners expected at largest event for seniors in southeast BC

Adfinitas Health Announces New Medical Director at University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center - Vimarsana News

Adfinitas Health Announces New Medical Director at University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center

Hanover, MD (PRWEB) November 09, 2022 -- Adfinitas Health, a Maryland-based provider of acute and post-acute clinical care, announces the new medical director

Source: prweb.com
We're looking for great storytellers to join NPR's Next Generation Radio Florida program - Vimarsana News

We're looking for great storytellers to join NPR's Next Generation Radio Florida program

Students chosen for the project get an intense dose of journalism, and are paired the entire time with a professional journalist who serves as their mentor. Each one of the students is paid for their work.

Source: usf.edu
KOSU to host public radio project focusing on early-career Indigenous journalists - Vimarsana News

KOSU to host public radio project focusing on early-career Indigenous journalists

Next Generation Radio, Native American Journalists Association and KOSU have announced the cohort for the 2022 NAJA-NPR NextGenRadio: Indigenous.

Source: kosu.org
Quebec judge says McGill work halted to avoid 'irreparable harm' to Mohawk plaintiffs - Vimarsana News

Quebec judge says McGill work halted to avoid 'irreparable harm' to Mohawk plaintiffs

MONTREAL — McGill University said Tuesday it will begin discussions with an Indigenous group that has raised concerns about unmarked graves after a court ruled that excavation work on a university expansion project would cause “irreparable harm.