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Groups highlight 'good' and 'bad' education bills in Georgia - Vimarsana News

Groups highlight 'good' and 'bad' education bills in Georgia

ATLANTA — Education bills are making their way through the Georgia General Assembly, some viewed as good and others viewed as bad by education leaders in the state.

March 2 is World Teen Mental Wellness Day - Vimarsana News

March 2 is World Teen Mental Wellness Day

March 2 is World Teen Mental Wellness Day and mental health experts hope the day will bring awareness to the issue.

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Pentagon Committee Recommends Private Firearm Restrictions for Service Members, Personnel Policy Reform to Prevent Military Suicides - Vimarsana News

Pentagon Committee Recommends Private Firearm Restrictions for Service Members, Personnel Policy Reform to Prevent Military Suicides

Reforming the military up-and-out personnel system, guaranteeing pay and reimbursements for troops and limiting access of younger service members to firearms top a list of recommendations from an independent group of researchers tasked to help reduce suicides in the Department of Defense that were released Friday. The Suicide Prevention and Response Independent Review Committee released […]

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State awards Yurok Tribe $7.9 million for Yurok Youth Center - Vimarsana News

State awards Yurok Tribe $7.9 million for Yurok Youth Center

The Yurok Tribe received a $7.9 million grant from California Health and Human Services Agency (CalHHS) to construct a much-needed Yurok Youth Center in Weitchpec.

Gov. Evers: State of mental health "burgeoning crisis" - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers: State of mental health "burgeoning crisis"

MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers tonight, during his 2023 State of the State address, declared 2023 the Year of Mental Health, calling mental and beha