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Purr-fect act of community service in Scranton - Vimarsana News

Purr-fect act of community service in Scranton

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A group of students in Lackawanna County are participating in a purr-fect act of community service. In this week’s Here’s to You Kid segment, 28/22 News Reporter Iyee Jagne takes us to Scranton for a story that is the cat’s meow. Every year the Illustration and Design class at the […]

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Sensory art experience for Moscow Elementary students - Vimarsana News

Sensory art experience for Moscow Elementary students

It's a world of fun for kids walking through an elementary school in Lackawanna County.

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Study suggests Alberta First Nations people tend to get lower level of emergency care - Vimarsana News

Study suggests Alberta First Nations people tend to get lower level of emergency care

EDMONTON — Hospital emergency rooms in Alberta are likely to assess complaints from First Nations people as less urgent than those from other patients, even when their problems are the same, says a new study that looked at millions of such visits.

A look at what's In The News for Jan. 17 - Vimarsana News

A look at what's In The News for Jan. 17

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is ...

Study suggests Alberta First Nations people tend to get lower level of emergency care - Vimarsana News

Study suggests Alberta First Nations people tend to get lower level of emergency care

EDMONTON — Hospital emergency rooms in Alberta are likely to assess complaints from First Nations people as less urgent than those from other patients, even when their problems are the same, says a new study that looked at millions of such visits.