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Hercules: Children OK after custody exchange produces gunshot - Vimarsana News

Hercules: Children OK after custody exchange produces gunshot

Two children under the age of 10, their mother and her friend were OK following a violent child custody exchange Tuesday that resulted in a gunshot, police said.

Sequoia Union district responds to criticism over swastika drawings at Woodside High - Vimarsana News

Sequoia Union district responds to criticism over swastika drawings at Woodside High

Responding to complaints over its handling of two swastikas that were drawn on the Woodside High School campus, Sequoia Union High School District pushed back on criticism of how it has handled the matter.

Nazi swastikas or anime? Symbols found at Woodside High School prompt investigation - Vimarsana News

Nazi swastikas or anime? Symbols found at Woodside High School prompt investigation

Two symbols that appeared to be swastikas were found on the Woodside High School campus on Wednesday, prompting an investigation that included the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office, school Principal Karen Van Putten confirmed Friday.

3 Reasons Whiskey Is the Money-Making Alternative Investment of the Ultra-Wealthy You May Not Have Considered - Vimarsana News

3 Reasons Whiskey Is the Money-Making Alternative Investment of the Ultra-Wealthy You May Not Have Considered

As a hedge against inflation, more high-net-worth individuals are seeking alternative investments. These might range from standards like real estate to the unique and eclectic, such as genuine Scotch...

Source: yahoo.com
Caribbean politicians skeptical about aid from The Hague to fight poverty - Vimarsana News

Caribbean politicians skeptical about aid from The Hague to fight poverty

Politicians on Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba doubt there is enough political will in the Netherlands to fight poverty on those islands. A commission of inquiry recommended on Friday that the minimum wage and social benefits be increased on the Caribbean islands. "First see, then believe," is the initial reaction of council member Clyde van Putten of the ruling PLP party on St. Eustatius.

Source: nltimes.nl