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Proposed Spring Grove sale raises concerns over privatization of mental health services - Vimarsana News

Proposed Spring Grove sale raises concerns over privatization of mental health services

A proposed sale of the site that is home to a state psychiatric hospital is raising concerns about the privatization of those services. The Board of Public Works is scheduled to take up a proposal by the Maryland Department of Health to sell the Spring Grove State Hospital to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. ...

'Moms Not Forgotten': Recognizing moms behind bars - Vimarsana News

'Moms Not Forgotten': Recognizing moms behind bars

'Moms Not Forgotten': Effort to recognize moms behind bars this Mother's Day

ErieMade Business Academy: Reimagining Entrepreneurship - Vimarsana News

ErieMade Business Academy: Reimagining Entrepreneurship

New ECAT Mentorship program exemplifies creative alignment

Feds now investigating wage theft in multiple Maryland prisons, jails and juvenile facilities - Vimarsana News

Feds now investigating wage theft in multiple Maryland prisons, jails and juvenile facilities

Feds: Did Maryland illegally underpay state employees at multiple state institutions run by two separate state agencies?

Legislature overrides Md. GOP Gov. Hogan's veto of labor-backed paid family/medical leave; pro-union bills fall – People's World - Vimarsana News

Legislature overrides Md. GOP Gov. Hogan's veto of labor-backed paid family/medical leave; pro-union bills fall – People's World

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (PAI)—The heavily Democratic Maryland legislature overrode GOP Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of a proposed state family and medical leave bill, the Time To Care Act, that would have helped an estimated 2.5 million workers care for themselves and their loved ones.