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'A New Start': Local Survivor Support Organization Launches Fundraising Campaign - Vimarsana News

'A New Start': Local Survivor Support Organization Launches Fundraising Campaign

LiveSafe Resources launched a new virtual awareness and support campaign — Project New Start — for survivors of domestic and sexual violence who are seeking just that.

Delaware parole, probation reform focus of legislators, activists - Vimarsana News

Delaware parole, probation reform focus of legislators, activists

Sen. Marie Pinkney, a Democrat from New Castle, introduced a new bill that would reshape Delaware's parole and probation system.

Delaware Shakespeare to present bilingual 'Twelfth Night' musical | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Delaware Shakespeare to present bilingual 'Twelfth Night' musical | Arts & Entertainment

After a two-year pause, Delaware Shakespeare’s Community Tour is returning with a new Spanish-English musical, “Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras.” The world premiere adaptation of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “Twelfth

Why care about PHARE funding? - Vimarsana News

Why care about PHARE funding?

What is PHARE funding and why should we care?

A new pandemic relief bill might release hundreds of Delaware inmates. Is it already too late? - Vimarsana News

A new pandemic relief bill might release hundreds of Delaware inmates. Is it already too late?

A new pandemic relief bill might release hundreds of Delaware inmates. Is it already too late? Joy Ashford, Delaware News Journal COVID-19 in Prisons: Spread of the virus was inevitable What to watch next Replay Video UP NEXT In the year since COVID-19 first hit Delaware prisons, inmates have been disproportionately infected and say their pleas for help have mostly gone unanswered. More than 2,000 prisoners across the state have tested positive for the virus and 13 have died, according to the Delaware Department of Corrections.  Experts disagree on the best way to calculat...

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