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Benton County employees demonstrate over labor negotiations - Vimarsana News

Benton County employees demonstrate over labor negotiations

The county's managers and department directors got big pay bumps. Workers say that's because they got compared to counterparts in Portland. Meanwhile, they're compared to Josephine, Polk and Yamhill employees.

Kanakuk abuse victims support Seitz bill at state capitol - Vimarsana News

Kanakuk abuse victims support Seitz bill at state capitol

Victims of sexual abuse at Kanakuk appeared before the Missouri House of Representatives Judiciary Committee to testify in favor of a bill introduced by Rep. Brian Seitz (R-156) to extend

Insurance company refutes Kanakuk claims of concealing info to victims, families - Vimarsana News

Insurance company refutes Kanakuk claims of concealing info to victims, families

Kanakuk Kamps’ insurance company refutes claims that it instructed the camp to conceal information from sexual abuse victims, according to a recent court filing.

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Kanakuk Kamps blames insurance company for hiding information from abuse victims - Vimarsana News

Kanakuk Kamps blames insurance company for hiding information from abuse victims

Kanakuk Kamps admits it withheld information from victims of child sexual abuse and their families, according to new court filings.

Source: kshb.com
Camp blames insurer for withholding info about sexual abuse | Jefferson City News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Camp blames insurer for withholding info about sexual abuse | Jefferson City News Tribune

A Branson-area Christian summer camp accused of covering up years of sexual abuse of its students is suing its insurance company, claiming it threatened to deny coverage if information about abuse were made public.