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Alexandria planning commission wants to ease zoning issues for abortion clinics - Vimarsana News

Alexandria planning commission wants to ease zoning issues for abortion clinics

A Virginia city is set to become the state’s first in protecting and allowing abortion clinics as medical care facilities.

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UCSB Department of Theater/Dance Presents Spring Concert — Vitality | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

UCSB Department of Theater/Dance Presents Spring Concert — Vitality | Arts & Entertainment

UCSB’s Department of Theater/Dance will perform its spring dance concert, titled Vitality, 7:30 p.m. April 13-15 in the university’s Hatlen Theater. The

North Adams man pleads guilty to a misdemeanor in connection with role in Jan. 6 Capitol riot - Vimarsana News

North Adams man pleads guilty to a misdemeanor in connection with role in Jan. 6 Capitol riot

Brian P. McCreary of North Adams, who was photographed at the front of mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor offense and

Jan. 6 Capitol defendant from North Adams strikes plea deal with federal prosecutors - Vimarsana News

Jan. 6 Capitol defendant from North Adams strikes plea deal with federal prosecutors

Brian P. McCreary, of North Adams, who was arrested for entering the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, has struck a deal with the government that will have prosecutors drop several

States Push to Extend Postpartum Medicaid Benefits to Save Lives - Vimarsana News

States Push to Extend Postpartum Medicaid Benefits to Save Lives

Table of Contents States Push to Extend Postpartum Medicaid Benefits to Save Lives Two doulas attend a pregnant Medicaid beneficiary in her home in Minneapolis. States are moving toward extending Medicaid postpartum benefits in an attempt to stem high maternal mortality rates. Leila Navidi Star Tribune via Getty More states are moving to extend Medicaid benefits to new mothers up to a full year after giving birth, far beyond the 60 days required by federal law. That development, promoted by numerous medical groups as well as official state medical boards that focus on ...