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United Daughters of the Confederacy Would Lose Virginia Tax Breaks if Youngkin Signs Off - Vimarsana News

United Daughters of the Confederacy Would Lose Virginia Tax Breaks if Youngkin Signs Off

Legislation that would end tax benefits for the United Daughters of the Confederacy is on its way to Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, who hasn’t said whether he supports it.

United Daughters of the Confederacy would lose Virginia tax breaks, if Youngkin signs off - Vimarsana News

United Daughters of the Confederacy would lose Virginia tax breaks, if Youngkin signs off

United Daughters of the Confederacy is set to lose its tax exemption for both recordation and property taxes, if bill is signed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

United Daughters of the Confederacy would lose Virginia tax breaks if Youngkin signs off on bill - Vimarsana News

United Daughters of the Confederacy would lose Virginia tax breaks if Youngkin signs off on bill

Legislation that would end tax benefits for the United Daughters of the Confederacy is on its way to Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, who hasn’t said whether he supports it.

Winter Puts Strain on Resources, Housing for Cambridge Unhoused Residents | News - Vimarsana News

Winter Puts Strain on Resources, Housing for Cambridge Unhoused Residents | News

Winter Puts Strain on Resources, Housing for Cambridge Unhoused Residents | News | The Harvard Crimson

Mass. Health Dept. says state needs controversial overdose prevention centers - Vimarsana News

Mass. Health Dept. says state needs controversial overdose prevention centers

A report from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health endorses overdose prevention centers where staff are on hand, if needed, to revive clients who use drugs. The report was released in conjunction with the latest statewide overdose death numbers. They showed virtually no change in the record-setting high count of fatal overdoses Massachusetts posted six months ago. 

Source: wbur.org