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We Should All Respect the Geoduck - Vimarsana News

We Should All Respect the Geoduck

The world's largest burrowing clam, found in Washington waters around Puget Sound, is serious business.

Tribes need tax revenue. States keep taking it. - Vimarsana News

Tribes need tax revenue. States keep taking it.

Many state and local governments infringe on tribal nations’ taxing authority, siphoning billions of dollars in tax revenue from reservations over the past few decades alone.

Tribes need tax revenue. States keep taking it. - Vimarsana News

Tribes need tax revenue. States keep taking it.

A Public Integrity investigation found that many state and local governments infringe on tribal nations’ taxing authority, siphoning billions of dollars.

'It was like they didn't want me'— hospital worker of 50 years reflects on the challenges of finding work with a disability - Vimarsana News

'It was like they didn't want me'— hospital worker of 50 years reflects on the challenges of finding work with a disability

Last year, employment for Americans with disabilities reached the highest number on record, according to the Kessler Foundation, though many advocates say better hiring and workplace practices are still needed. Before the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law in 1990, many people with disabilities were openly denied work, including Sammy Mabe, who's been working as a switchboard operator at LewisGale Hospital in Pulaski for fifty years.

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Suquamish Tribe, city of Poulsbo resume government relationship - Vimarsana News

Suquamish Tribe, city of Poulsbo resume government relationship

“There was a wound that was made in our relationship and we're hopefully going to start healing that,” said Suquamish Tribal Chairman Leonard Forsman.