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Senate Passes Bill That Would Require New Barber And Hairdresser Training For Textured Hair - Vimarsana News

Senate Passes Bill That Would Require New Barber And Hairdresser Training For Textured Hair

HARTFORD, CT – Hairdressers and barbers throughout the state would be required to be trained with textured hair under a bill that was voted through the state Senate Wednesday. 

As demand for behavioral health treatment outpaces supply, Washington lawmakers consider loosening restrictions for practicing psychologists - Vimarsana News

As demand for behavioral health treatment outpaces supply, Washington lawmakers consider loosening restrictions for practicing psychologists

OLYMPIA — As behavioral health staffing shortages take a severe toll on Washington residents who need care, state officials are searching for ways to encourage psychologists to stick around.

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As demand outpaces supply, Washington lawmakers consider loosening restrictions for practicing psychologists - Vimarsana News

As demand outpaces supply, Washington lawmakers consider loosening restrictions for practicing psychologists

OLYMPIA — As behavioral health staffing shortages take a severe toll on Washington residents who need care, state officials are searching for ways to encourage psychologists to stick around. …

Members elect new leadership at UA 290 - Vimarsana News

Members elect new leadership at UA 290

In his third run for UA 290 business manager, longtime benefit trustee Paul Elder outpolled incumbent Joe Neely and three others.

Republicans Reject 7 Evers Appointees - Vimarsana News

Republicans Reject 7 Evers Appointees

Including elections commissioner and 4 DNR board members. 'This is insanity,' says Evers, then immediately names replacements.