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Library continues to contemplate room policy - Vimarsana News

Library continues to contemplate room policy

BNFP calls on board to act DELMAR - At its April 15 board meeting, the Bethlehem Public Library’s board of trustees continued to consider revisions to the Library’s meeting room policy. The need for updating galvanized after the Library was unable to control a crowd at a December 6 event with speaker Miko Peled. Trustee At its April 15 board meeting, the Bethlehem Public Library’s board of trustees continued to consider revisions to the Library’s meeting room policy.

Nurse swaps patient's medicine with tap water, then he dies in pain, lawsuit says - Vimarsana News

Nurse swaps patient's medicine with tap water, then he dies in pain, lawsuit says

This caused bacteria to infect his bloodstream that “became essentially impossible to eradicate,” the Oregon lawsuit says.

Source: yahoo.com
DUII arrests increased by 30% in December, MPD says - Vimarsana News

DUII arrests increased by 30% in December, MPD says

During January, law enforcement increased patrols to counteract rising numbers of DUIIs on New Year's Eve.

Source: kdrv.com
Mental health problems can develop after string of crimes - Vimarsana News

Mental health problems can develop after string of crimes

In the wake of what seems to be a string of violent crimes, many Medford residents are seeming nervous and stressed with their safety in the community.

Source: kdrv.com
Bethlehem Public Library drops overdue fees to improve equity - Vimarsana News

Bethlehem Public Library drops overdue fees to improve equity

To allow for more equitable access to library resources, the Bethlehem library joins national trend of going “fine-free”.