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Boots and Costa among businesses to sign up to Safe Places Scheme | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Boots and Costa among businesses to sign up to Safe Places Scheme | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

SEVERAL business owners in Cirencester have pledged to help vulnerable people in the community in times of need.

Addressing Nashville's Need for Public Emergency Shelters | City Limits - Vimarsana News

Addressing Nashville's Need for Public Emergency Shelters | City Limits

Next month, NewsChannel 5 will release an interactive list of real-time severe-weather shelters

Meeting set to encourage Wellington organisations to work together - Vimarsana News

Meeting set to encourage Wellington organisations to work together

A meeting has been called to encourage a range of Wellington organisations to work together.

State releases $5 million to bolster security at houses of worship. 'These should be safe places.' - Vimarsana News

State releases $5 million to bolster security at houses of worship. 'These should be safe places.'

Following a sharp rise in Islamophobia and antisemitism in the U.S., the State Bond Commission authorized the release of $5 million in grants Friday to improve security in houses of worship and qualifying nonprofits in Connecticut. It is the third round of funding for the Connecticut Nonprofit Security Grant Program, but the first following the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. “These should be ...

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Metro Council honors NC5's Heather Mathis for her Safe Places Shelter Program - Vimarsana News

Metro Council honors NC5's Heather Mathis for her Safe Places Shelter Program

Tuesday night, NewsChannel meteorologist Heather Mathis was honored and recognized for her resolution during the Metro Council meeting.