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Zonta Club of Columbia inducts new members and officers - Vimarsana News

Zonta Club of Columbia inducts new members and officers

Contributed by Pamela S. Imm, Ph.D. In early June 2023, the Zonta Club of Columbia inducted new members and a new club president, vice president, and secretary. Columbia’s Zonta Club, which is part of Zonta International, works to support, empower, and advocate for women and girls worldwide. The club funds two scholarships, including Young Woman

Federal jury convicts Ohio priest of sex-trafficking charges - Vimarsana News

Federal jury convicts Ohio priest of sex-trafficking charges

The abuse allegations against Father Michael Zacharias, now 56, spanned 15 years, from July 2005 to August 2020

Illegal Massage Parlor in Newark Shut Down, Suspect Arrested - Vimarsana News

Illegal Massage Parlor in Newark Shut Down, Suspect Arrested

NEWARK, DE - On Wednesday, the Newark Police Department’s Street Crimes Unit, along with the Delaware Department of Justice, FBI Human Trafficking Task

U.P indigenous tribes call for raised awareness of violence on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons awareness day. It aims to raise awareness about the disproportionate number of indigenous people, especially women and girls, who go missing or become the victims of violence. If you witness something suspicious or are experiencing violence yourself, you can contact the Upper Peninsula Human Trafficking Task Force by calling or texting the 24-hour helpline at 906-299-9243. - Vimarsana News

U.P indigenous tribes call for raised awareness of violence on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons awareness day. It aims to raise awareness about the disproportionate number of indigenous people, especially women and girls, who go missing or become the victims of violence. If you witness something suspicious or are experiencing violence yourself, you can contact the Upper Peninsula Human Trafficking Task Force by calling or texting the 24-hour helpline at 906-299-9243.

If you witness something suspicious or are experiencing violence yourself, you can contact the Upper Peninsula Human Trafficking Task Force by calling or texting the 24-hour helpline at (906) 299-9243.

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POLICE REPORTS | News, Sports, Jobs

Salem —Officers responded to a residence in the 2100 block of Oak Street at 11:11 p.m. Wednesday for a dispute. The caller advised that she and another person had been in a verbal altercation and that he had left with their child. The caller advised that she has full custody of the child and wanted […]