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Families of crew from fishing vessel that sunk off Massachusetts get nearly $1M - Vimarsana News

Families of crew from fishing vessel that sunk off Massachusetts get nearly $1M

Emmy Rose went down early Nov. 23, 2020, as it was heading to port after a seven-day fishing trip, the National Transportation Safety Board said. Authorities had previously said it was heading to Gloucester, Massachusetts.

Source: wcvb.com
Families of 4 Fishermen Who Died When Boat Mysteriously Sank Awarded Nearly $1M - Vimarsana News

Families of 4 Fishermen Who Died When Boat Mysteriously Sank Awarded Nearly $1M

The Coast Guard searched more than 2,200 square miles, and while the ship was found in May, the crew has yet to be found.

Gingerbread builders take top prizes in Jonesborough contest - Vimarsana News

Gingerbread builders take top prizes in Jonesborough contest

Tennessee’s oldest town saw a flurry of new construction this month, and all that hard work paid off for local bakers.

The ACLU Says There's A War Against Unhoused People - Vimarsana News

The ACLU Says There's A War Against Unhoused People

A report released by the American Civil Liberties Union recommends California adopt legislation that protects people from discrimination based on their housing status.

Source: laist.com
LA Residents Complain About Poop In The Streets. More Public Toilets Could Fix That. - Vimarsana News

LA Residents Complain About Poop In The Streets. More Public Toilets Could Fix That.

Mobile Pit Stops were deployed in response to a Hepatitis A outbreak and later expanded to reduce public defecation and urination. Unsheltered people across the city, who have limited access to bathrooms, would like to see the program expanded further.

Source: laist.com