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Family, friends remember Las Vegas teen killed on Halloween night - Vimarsana News

Family, friends remember Las Vegas teen killed on Halloween night

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) of Las Vegas hosted a candlelight vigil for a 17-year-old boy who was shot and killed on Halloween night.

Source: yahoo.com
Las Vegas Chapter holds successful summer program scholarship concert | National Association of Teachers of Singing - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas Chapter holds successful summer program scholarship concert | National Association of Teachers of Singing

The NATS chapter raised $4,000 to support local students

Source: nats.org
HSMAI Las Vegas Chapter Elects Parclane Founder Daniel Melnyk To Its Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

HSMAI Las Vegas Chapter Elects Parclane Founder Daniel Melnyk To Its Advisory Board

Parclane, the leading marketing automation platform for hotel hotels and resort sales teams, has announced that its founder and CEO, Daniel Melnyk, has been appointed to serve on the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Las Vegas Chapter Advisory Board.

Multiple White House Award Winning Nonprofit Women of Global Change Announces New International Ambassador Lovanne Gallo - Vimarsana News

Multiple White House Award Winning Nonprofit Women of Global Change Announces New International Ambassador Lovanne Gallo

Women of Global Change (WGC) announces the promotion of Lovanne Gallo as WGC International Ambassador. She is an expert in bringing together leaders who want to

Addressing anti-Taiwan hate crime - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Addressing anti-Taiwan hate crime - Taipei Times

Today is the one-month anniversary of the church shooting in Laguna Woods, California. The North America Taiwanese Professors’ Association (NATPA), founded in 1980 and consisting of college professors and professionals, expresses serious concern regarding the tragic incident that targeted a Taiwanese-American congregation on May 15. We call for peace and attention to the hate crime imposed on innocent American citizens. The NATPA condemns any form of violence and the spread of China’s agenda through aggression inflicted on Taiwanese Americans. According to the Orange County sheriff, the gu...