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Empty Bowls event feeds body and soul - Vimarsana News

Empty Bowls event feeds body and soul

EASTON — Talbot Empty Bowls raised around $30,000 for Talbot County food pantries on Saturday at St. Mark’s United Methodist Church by combining the community’s good will with handmade bowls

Tickets still available for Chesapeake Film Fest - Vimarsana News

Tickets still available for Chesapeake Film Fest

EASTON — The Chesapeake Film Festival, now in its 16th year, will once again transform downtown Easton into a film lovers’ destination this fall.

Academy to host Chesapeake Film Festival events - Vimarsana News

Academy to host Chesapeake Film Festival events

EASTON — Chesapeake Film Festival and Academy Art Museum have joined forces to bring the community a thrilling collaboration at this year’s CFF. Marking the 16th year of this beloved

Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability: Hearing told of death of Melbourne mother Kaye Wilson, found dead on the floor of a group disability home - Vimarsana News

Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability: Hearing told of death of Melbourne mother Kaye Wilson, found dead on the floor of a group disability home

Georgia Wilson told the disability royal commission that when her mother died she found her with her long hair matted and her hands, legs, neck and face encrusted with dirt.

Royal commission told disability homes spent $2 per person a day on food - Vimarsana News

Royal commission told disability homes spent $2 per person a day on food

“You have no idea what these places smell like,” said Wintringham chief executive Bryan Lipmann, whose organisation spent $24 per person a day on food, whereas the facilities he took over were spending just $2 per person.