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WABC Tiempo January 10, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WABC Tiempo January 10, 2016

Students do not apply for the assistance because they run into trouble, completing a free federal application, an application that, by the way, is necessary in order to receive that muchneeded money for school. Heres the good news, though theres an organization in our area, Latino U College access, that stands ready to help hispanic students fill out this form and prepare, get ready. Recently, latino u partnered with Westchester County, and joining us today to talk about this collaboration is the Westchester County executive, rob astorino, and our good friend Shirley Acevedo buontempo, founder...

Animal advocates unite to combat cat overpopulation in Athens - Vimarsana News

Animal advocates unite to combat cat overpopulation in Athens

As stray and feral cats roam Athens County, many of them are left ill, injured or suffering. Volunteers are stepping up to care for cats and make a change.

LIST: Warming shelters in the Portland-Vancouver metro area - Vimarsana News

LIST: Warming shelters in the Portland-Vancouver metro area

Emergency warming shelters are opening around the greater Portland-Vancouver metro area as freezing overnight temperatures and 2 to 6 inches of snow will be possible between Friday night and Sunday.

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letter-walker

In regards to our county libraries, no one is arguing that libraries don’t do good or aren’t valuable. What many like-minded individuals are realizing that our libraries are promoting alternate

'Libraries should be a place for all, and that includes its traditional families' - Vimarsana News

'Libraries should be a place for all, and that includes its traditional families'

To the Editor: