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Mary Antonelli | Obituary | Logansport Pharos Tribune - Vimarsana News

Mary Antonelli | Obituary | Logansport Pharos Tribune

Mary Antonelli passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Logansport Pharos Tribune on 2023-10-30.

Community members give new life to tree memorial burned by fire - Vimarsana News

Community members give new life to tree memorial burned by fire

BEXLEY, Ohio (WCMH) — Community members in Bexley are not letting damage from a fire take away the special meaning behind a couple of trees. Over the weekend in south Bexley, downed power lines and a truck caught fire. The flames burned some bushes and a couple of trees. Those trees had been planted as […]

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How School Shooting Responses Leave Out Disabled Students - Vimarsana News

How School Shooting Responses Leave Out Disabled Students

Many schools have policies that leave behind vulnerable students and staff in the event of mass shootings, fires or other disasters.

Proposed bill would require hospitals to be notified of violent parolees visiting - Vimarsana News

Proposed bill would require hospitals to be notified of violent parolees visiting

The Pokuaa-Flowers Act would require hospitals to get advance notice of people on parole for the most violent crimes and on an ankle monitor who want to go on campus. It’s in response to what happened last October at Methodist Hospital when a man on parole killed a nurse and social worker for a violent offense.

Law removing harmful language on mental health, disabilities heralded by advocates - Vimarsana News

Law removing harmful language on mental health, disabilities heralded by advocates

A law recently signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine finally removes derogatory language about people with disabilities from state law, a move years in the making.