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Key principles of nursing for people facing end of life or loss - Vimarsana News

Key principles of nursing for people facing end of life or loss

Read this article to learn about the principles underpinning high-quality nursing care for people at the end of life.

Retired Mass. chief justice reflects on same-sex marriage, 20 years later - Vimarsana News

Retired Mass. chief justice reflects on same-sex marriage, 20 years later

Margaret Marshall, who wrote the Supreme Judicial Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage in Massachusetts, shares she was proud to play a role in the Goodrich decision and now worries about how the nation's high court might threaten those legal protections.

Source: wbur.org
Chef Missy Robbins Reimagines Retail With Misipasta - Vimarsana News

Chef Missy Robbins Reimagines Retail With Misipasta

Missy Robbins, chef and owner of Misi and Lilia, reimagines retail at Misipasta, a new retail-restaurant concept in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

AMR kicks off summer river rescue program for Portland area with lifeguard training - Vimarsana News

AMR kicks off summer river rescue program for Portland area with lifeguard training

Memorial Day weekend is one of the most popular weekends to hit the water and AMR is kicking off the 25th season of its river rescue program.

Source: kptv.com
Melissa Vine campaign fined for violating campaign laws - Vimarsana News

Melissa Vine campaign fined for violating campaign laws

Vine's campaign previously told KCCI the action was a mistake by a staff member. Iowa Ethics Campaign Disclosure Board executive director and legal counsel Zach Goodrich said although the error may not have been intentional, Vine's campaign must still be held responsible.

Source: kcci.com