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Mid-Hudson Valley people 'On the move' for Nov. 13, 2023 – Daily Freeman - Vimarsana News

Mid-Hudson Valley people 'On the move' for Nov. 13, 2023 – Daily Freeman

  Attorney Kyle A. Steller has become of-counsel to the law firm of Stenger, Diamond & Glass. A lifelong resident of the Hudson Valley, Steller most recently served as the Deputy Chief Clerk of the Dutchess County Surrogate Court, where she work in the areas of trust and estate administration and guardianships.  At SDG, Steller will practice in the areas of wills, trusts and estates, elder law, long-term care and Medicaid Planning with a focus on asset preservation, long-term care Medicaid applications, guardianships and residential real estate. She fills a role recently vacated by l...

Can private practice in government hospitals benefit doctors and patients? - Vimarsana News

Can private practice in government hospitals benefit doctors and patients?

From 1 March 2023, the Bangladesh government is going to allow doctors of the government hospitals to provide private consultations to patients on the hospital premises after office hours. If implemented properly, this initiative has the potential to benefit both the doctors and the patients

JD Pollock: Unfinished Business - Vimarsana News

JD Pollock: Unfinished Business

There is a lot of excitement building for the upcoming San Diego State University Aztecs men's basketball season and JD Pollock knows this very well. The Aztecs

Florence Madenga's specialty weds journalism, censorship, and internet shutdowns in Africa – India Education,Education News India,Education News - Vimarsana News

Florence Madenga's specialty weds journalism, censorship, and internet shutdowns in Africa – India Education,Education News India,Education News

Share Shortly after she first moved to Philadelphia, Florence Madenga wandered into a block party happening in her neighborhood and found herself right at home. She didn’t know anyone, but quickly found that folks were friendly and talkative, which she describes as a welcome change from years of living in New York City. Madenga, now a third-year doctoral student at the Annenberg School, appreciates the openness and candor with which many Philadelphians conduct themselves, and she says it’s great for doing the kind of ethnographic research she’s interested in. “In Philly, not only are ...