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NC public schools get $35 million in safety grants. Here's what it can be used for. - Vimarsana News

NC public schools get $35 million in safety grants. Here's what it can be used for.

Some school systems, including Johnston County and Charlotte-Mecklenburg, have turned to installing metal detectors to try to keep weapons out of schools.

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School "threat assessment teams" required under bill headed to Cooper - Vimarsana News

School "threat assessment teams" required under bill headed to Cooper

House lawmakers passed a measure Tuesday that requires public schools to have "threat assessment teams," safety exercises, and student support programs.

Henderson County Board of Commissioner McCall seeks re-election - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Board of Commissioner McCall seeks re-election

Rebecca McCall, vice chair of the Henderson County Board of Commissioners, has announced her run for re-election in 2022.

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: McCall to seek re-election to Board of Commissioners seat - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: McCall to seek re-election to Board of Commissioners seat

Henderson County (Dec 2, 2021) - Citing upcoming projects including sewer service to serve the apple country, completion of the 2045 comprehensive land-use plan and renovation of the now county-owned VFW post at Five Points as a veterans service center, County Commissioner Rebecca McCall announced that she will run for re-election to her District 4 seat next year.

North Carolina is torturing thousands of prisoners. It needs to stop. - Vimarsana News

North Carolina is torturing thousands of prisoners. It needs to stop.

The cruel reality of solitary confinement ought to shock all caring and thinking people One night in January of 2014, two prison guards at the Colorado State Penitentiary walked a man in handcuffs and an inmate’s uniform down the prison hallway and deposited him in a solitary cell designated “R.F.P. Ad. Seg.: Administrative Segregation, Removed from Population. Solitary confinement.”  His time in that cell would be spent in crushing solitude; inside a small box almost completely removed from human interaction. He would not be alone in experiencing the quiet brutality of solitary confin...