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15 Part-Time, Full-Time and Remote Yakima Positions to Apply For - Vimarsana News

15 Part-Time, Full-Time and Remote Yakima Positions to Apply For

No job? You've got nothing but time to apply for one. Not happy with the pay? Don't apply but no job isn't better than a low-paying job. No car? Stay close

15 Part-Time, Full-Time and Remote Yakima Positions to Apply For - Vimarsana News

15 Part-Time, Full-Time and Remote Yakima Positions to Apply For

No job? You've got nothing but time to apply for one. Not happy with the pay? Don't apply but no job isn't better than a low-paying job. No car? Stay close

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If you receive the gift of Christmas, you give it away - Vimarsana News

If you receive the gift of Christmas, you give it away

The gospel is more recipe than record. The only way you know that you have received the gift of Christmas is to live in love.

Breakout: Local group offers recovery for youth - Vimarsana News

Breakout: Local group offers recovery for youth

By Shelli Parker sparker@athensreview.com Jul 29, 2021 1 of 3 Andy Arnold, founder of Breakout, a support group for teens and young adults, and Jana Wise, a group leader. Courtesy photos Arnold, Melissa Rains, a group leader in Tyler, and Laci Fletcher who progressed from member to group leader. Courtesy photos Courtesy photos For some teens and young adults, bullying and peer pressure don’t stop when the bell rings. A new group called Breakout is offering a judgement free zone, with a focus on recovery and teen support, for ages 12 to 21 at 6:30 p.m...

Molina Healthcare's $16 million COVID-19 community response supports 60+ providers and organizations in Greater Columbia - Vimarsana News

Molina Healthcare's $16 million COVID-19 community response supports 60+ providers and organizations in Greater Columbia

Norma Soto (second from right), community engagement specialist at Molina Healthcare of Washington, presents a $1,000 donation from Molina to Noah’s Ark, an organization that provides food and shelter to people in need. The contribution was accepted by board president Alan Harris (left), shelter operations director Shealynn Reuther (second from left), and staff member Tabitha Rowe (right). Molina Healthcare