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Black Husky Brewing will donate portion of beer sales Saturday to United Help Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Black Husky Brewing will donate portion of beer sales Saturday to United Help Ukraine

CBS 58 is your local source for the Milwaukee news, Milwaukee weather, and Milwaukee sports.

Source: cbs58.com
How Law Firms Are Supporting Ukraine - Vimarsana News

How Law Firms Are Supporting Ukraine

As Russia intensifies its attacks, more firms are opening their pocketbooks and offering legal aid in support of Ukraine. Some are utilizing offices in Poland to help refugees, while others are directing lawyers and staff to donate through charities. Meanwhile, several have said they will be reviewing Russian clients and cutting ties where appropriate. Here, Law360 Pulse rounds up how firms have been responding to the crisis so far.

Source: law360.com
SoCal Artists Show Their Support for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

SoCal Artists Show Their Support for Ukraine

As the situation in Ukraine has grown more dire, Southern California-based artists Corie Mattie and Taras Bohonok turn to art to voice their opinion and rally support for Ukraine.

Source: kcet.org
The Center in Utica expects Ukrainian refugees following Russian invasion - Vimarsana News

The Center in Utica expects Ukrainian refugees following Russian invasion

Shelly Callahan, executive director of The Center, said the organization already receives Ukrainian refugees and has for decades.

'We stand with Ukraine': WVU, Morgantown community protests Russian invasion | WVU News - Vimarsana News

'We stand with Ukraine': WVU, Morgantown community protests Russian invasion | WVU News

West Virginia University students, faculty and local residents gave speeches and held up signs in front of the Mountainlair on Monday to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.