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Alabama prison laborers strike, activists deliver demands to ADOC - Vimarsana News

Alabama prison laborers strike, activists deliver demands to ADOC

A protest and labor strike on opposite sides of Alabama’s prison walls began Monday morning to denounce “inhumane treatment” of Alabama’s prisoners.

Alabama prison laborers strike, activists deliver demands to ADOC - Vimarsana News

Alabama prison laborers strike, activists deliver demands to ADOC

A protest and labor strike on opposite sides of Alabama’s prison walls began Monday morning to denounce “inhumane treatment” of Alabama’s prisoners.

Life is Beautiful 2022 brings fresh art to the streets of Downtown Vegas - Vimarsana News

Life is Beautiful 2022 brings fresh art to the streets of Downtown Vegas

Once again, Life is Beautiful is presenting a robust visual arts program alongside its music, culinary and comedy offerings, and once again, it promises to leave a prettier Downtown Las Vegas in its wake.

MediXall Group, Inc.: Health Karma Selected by the American Probation and Parole Association to Provide Virtual Health Benefits - Vimarsana News

MediXall Group, Inc.: Health Karma Selected by the American Probation and Parole Association to Provide Virtual Health Benefits

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL / ACCESSWIRE / August 29, 2022 / MediXall Group Inc. (OTCQB:MDXL) ("MediXall"), an innovative healthcare solutions provider, announced today that American Probation and Parole Association

State allows asphalt plant construction in south Santa Fe despite concerns about health impacts - Vimarsana News

State allows asphalt plant construction in south Santa Fe despite concerns about health impacts

Santa Feans fought for a year to prevent an asphalt company’s expansion into the city’s South Side, but New Mexico’s Environmental Improvement Board voted unanimously Friday morning to allow the operation to proceed.