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New Jersey Seeks To Regulate Urgent Care Centers - Healthcare - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Seeks To Regulate Urgent Care Centers - Healthcare

On November 20, 2023, the New Jersey Assembly introduced Bill A5731 to supplement Title 45 of the New Jersey Statutes and require urgent care facility healthcare providers...

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1883 Liberty Head Nickel - No Cents : History & Value - Vimarsana News

1883 Liberty Head Nickel - No Cents : History & Value

In 1883, the United States Mint issued a Liberty Head nickel design omitting the word "Cents" on the reverse. This led to some controversy.

Playing Into Putin's Hands – Again - Vimarsana News

Playing Into Putin's Hands – Again

This article concentrates on the consequences for currencies, which are simply unbacked credit valued by the public’s faith in them.

Boone County Commission accepting applications for Boone Hospital Board of Trustees appointment - Vimarsana News

Boone County Commission accepting applications for Boone Hospital Board of Trustees appointment

The Boone County Commission is accepting applications for a Boone Hospital Board of Trustees appointment.The person appointed will fill the postition that was v

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Hawaiʻi Attorney General seeks information on illegal residential rent increases, evictions on Maui : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Hawaiʻi Attorney General seeks information on illegal residential rent increases, evictions on Maui : Maui Now

The purpose of the rent and eviction restrictions in the Emergency Proclamation is to address the unprecedented humanitarian crisis caused by the August wildfires. “If you believe that a landlord on Maui is acting illegally under the Emergency Proclamation, report what you know to the Department of the Attorney General,” department officials said.