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Report CT formerly incarcerated people face reentry challenges / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Report CT formerly incarcerated people face reentry challenges / Public News Service

A new report finds Connecticut's recently released prison population is facing reentry challenges. The State of Reentry report found resources and services are lacking for formerly incarcerated people. Between 2022 and 2023, 14% of the population said they would be homeless upon release. ...

Naps, jokes and younger advisers: How octogenarians think Biden can win - Vimarsana News

Naps, jokes and younger advisers: How octogenarians think Biden can win

RAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Hundreds of miles from a White House on defense about President Biden’s age, a small group of fellow octogenarians had some advice for the commander in

CT senior advocates host series about scam prevention - Vimarsana News

CT senior advocates host series about scam prevention

Today is the first day of AARP Connecticut's new series addressing scams and fraud. As scams become more complex, it can be harder to notice the warning signs. In Better Business Bureau data, consumers reported 400 different scams in 2022, an increase of 90 from the year before. ...

NY Times Publisher: The White House Is Furious About Our Coverage of Joe Biden's Age - Vimarsana News

NY Times Publisher: The White House Is Furious About Our Coverage of Joe Biden's Age

 

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NJs medical aid in dying law upheld by state Supreme Court / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

NJs medical aid in dying law upheld by state Supreme Court / Public News Service

After a five-year court battle, New Jersey's medical aid-in-dying law has been affirmed by the state's Supreme Court, which rejected an attempt to overturn the statute. Signed by the governor in 2019, the law was soon challenged by a physician based on religious, personal and constitutional grounds. It allows mentally capable, terminally ill adults with six months or less to live to get a prescription they can use to end their lives. ...