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Yakima coalition marks two years of work aimed at stopping domestic violence - Vimarsana News

Yakima coalition marks two years of work aimed at stopping domestic violence

The Yakima Domestic Violence Coalition celebrated two years of existence this month. Participants hope to focus more closely on the connections between domestic violence and street violence, among other issues.

Pop into the Popinjay for Unique Gifts for Everyone - Vimarsana News

Pop into the Popinjay for Unique Gifts for Everyone

If you're looking for a wide variety of sweet treats, including gluten free, along with unique gifts and great customer service, Popinjay is the place.

She was inspired by her aunt to be an activist | Bainbridge Island Review - Vimarsana News

She was inspired by her aunt to be an activist | Bainbridge Island Review

Editor’s note: Bainbridge Island City Councilmembers talk a lot about climate change, but do they practice what they preach? You can decide as you read their stories. This is the last in a series of six. The mayor did not respond to repeated requests to participate.

Court advocate recognized for helping abused, neglected children - Vimarsana News

Court advocate recognized for helping abused, neglected children

A local resident has received statewide recognition for helping abused and neglected children in Burke County find a pathway to a better life.

Out of time with no place to live: Challenges pile up for renters in Yakima - Vimarsana News

Out of time with no place to live: Challenges pile up for renters in Yakima

More Yakima area renters find themselves squeezed by higher rents these days. Pandemic assistance has run out and evictions are increasing. What are the options?