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KCNC CBS4 News At 10PM October 22, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KCNC CBS4 News At 10PM October 22, 2016

The Evergreen High School Football Team took the field friday night without two of its players. Jefferson county deputies have arrested two male students on suspicion of felony menacing and misdemeanor harassment. For months deputies say the students both sophomores and Football Players have been bullying four of their peers. Monday the situation escalated when one of the two students allegedly threatened the group with a piece of broken glass. Students tell cbs4 staff go out of their way trying to prevent bullying. I think this high school is probably the best one in the state that has lowest...

Virtual human trafficking on the rise, experts say - Vimarsana News

Virtual human trafficking on the rise, experts say

During the COVID lockdown, experts say there were fewer opportunities and for people to observe and report trafficking.

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Casa of Hope and RISE SLO offer resources for victims of sex trafficking - Vimarsana News

Casa of Hope and RISE SLO offer resources for victims of sex trafficking

Casa of Hope is a nonprofit in Santa Maria that's dedicated to providing safe housing for survivors of sex trafficking, and Executive Director Ellen Torres understands the importance of this resource from personal experience. She survived sex trafficking in Santa Maria when she was a teenager. click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Of Ellen Torres LIVED EXPERIENCE Casa of Hope Executive Director Ellen Torres knows what it's like to survive human...

A lasting memory: Catonsville resident David McShea keeps late grandfather in mind as head of Alzheimer's Association's Greater Maryland Chapter - Vimarsana News

A lasting memory: Catonsville resident David McShea keeps late grandfather in mind as head of Alzheimer's Association's Greater Maryland Chapter

David McShea, 42, of Catonsville, serves as the executive director of the Timonium-based Alzheimer’s Association’s Greater Maryland Chapter, which provides programs and services to those in the community suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.