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Plan to move homeless RI families to state hospital clears hurdle but concerns grow - Vimarsana News

Plan to move homeless RI families to state hospital clears hurdle but concerns grow

Sen. Jessica de la Cruz, who represents Burrillville, voiced concerns about a lack of basic information and the state of the cottages themselves.

Plan to move homeless RI families to state hospital clears hurdle but concerns grow - Vimarsana News

Plan to move homeless RI families to state hospital clears hurdle but concerns grow

Sen. Jessica de la Cruz, who represents Burrillville, voiced concerns about a lack of basic information and the state of the cottages themselves.

Kane Biotech Announces First Quarter 2022 Financial - Vimarsana News

Kane Biotech Announces First Quarter 2022 Financial

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 26, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kane Biotech Inc. (TSX- V:KNE; OTCQB:KNBIF) (the “Company” or “Kane Biotech”), a biotechnology...

MolecuLight Inc.: Latest Clinical Evidence Presented at SAWC 2021 Illustrates the Significant Clinical Utility of the MolecuLight Point-of-Care Imaging Platform - Vimarsana News

MolecuLight Inc.: Latest Clinical Evidence Presented at SAWC 2021 Illustrates the Significant Clinical Utility of the MolecuLight Point-of-Care Imaging Platform

7 Clinical Posters and Presentations Highlight the Breadth of Clinical Benefits of the MolecuLight Device for Wound Care Applications TORONTO and LAS VEGAS, Oct. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -

Coastal access: CRMC deems Public Street in Providence as right-of-way - Vimarsana News

Coastal access: CRMC deems Public Street in Providence as right-of-way

From its name, you'd assume that Public Street was intended for the public.  But before the attorney general's office intervened last winter, fences blocked off the road's eastern terminus where it meets the Providence River. People from low-income neighborhoods in South Providence and Washington Park were cut off from one of the few places where they could walk to the waterfront and fish.  Now, the long-overlooked stretch of gravel and asphalt, which attorneys say should have been open all along, will be permanently protected as a public access point. The Coastal Resources Managem...