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CCC&TI success coach wins TRIO Achiever Award - Vimarsana News

CCC&TI success coach wins TRIO Achiever Award

HUDSON — Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute’s TRIO/Educational Talent Search Success Coach Sarah Estes Cuthbert was recently named one of three North Carolina TRIO Achiever Award winners.

Honigman Earns Five Prestigious 'Band 1' Practice Rankings, The Most in Michigan, from Chambers USA - Vimarsana News

Honigman Earns Five Prestigious 'Band 1' Practice Rankings, The Most in Michigan, from Chambers USA

/PRNewswire/ -- Five Honigman LLP Michigan practice groups garnered the highest ranking of 'Band 1' in the 2022 edition of Chambers USA, more than any law firm...

Honigman Earns Five Prestigious 'Band 1' Practice Rankings, The Most in Michigan, from Chambers USA - Vimarsana News

Honigman Earns Five Prestigious 'Band 1' Practice Rankings, The Most in Michigan, from Chambers USA

/PRNewswire/ -- Five Honigman LLP Michigan practice groups garnered the highest ranking of 'Band 1' in the 2022 edition of Chambers USA, more than any law firm...

$1.4 million grant to help students access higher education - Vimarsana News

$1.4 million grant to help students access higher education

HUDSON — The U.S. Department of Education announced that Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute has received a federal Talent Search grant of $1,386,875 to help more low-income students who

Why Central Pa. wildlife rehabilitator gives her life to saving animals - Vimarsana News

Why Central Pa. wildlife rehabilitator gives her life to saving animals

Animal chaos swirled around her, once more. Tracie Young talked on the phone with one hand and rehabbed a bird's bad foot with the other. The microwave was beeping, the baby foxes were whining and the "road boss" duck quacked continuously while waddling between legs. One volunteer chopped vegetables, another dissected mice. Young put down her phone just long enough for a sip of coffee. She never stopped gently pulling and pushing the recovering right leg of a female kestrel, the tiny raptor weighing only five or six ounces. "There's a rabbit coming in, hit by a car," she said t...