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Public safety leaders as for public's help to curb 911 misdials - Vimarsana News

Public safety leaders as for public's help to curb 911 misdials

A rise in 911 misdials is having a huge impact on public safety resources and now state officials want to look at ways to fix the issue.

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Leading Publisher, Taylor & Francis, Hosts Webinar for Researchers in Environmental Sciences on How to Get Published, Make an Impact and Save the Planet - Vimarsana News

Leading Publisher, Taylor & Francis, Hosts Webinar for Researchers in Environmental Sciences on How to Get Published, Make an Impact and Save the Planet

Virtual Discussion: “Environmental Sciences: An Empowered Path to Publishing for Early Career Researchers,” Monday, April 24, 9:30 a.m. (EST) (PHILADEPHIA, April 13, 2023)— To mark Earth Month, Taylor and Francis, a leading scholarly publisher, is hosting a webinar for early career researchers in the environmental sciences.

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Civility Week wraps up | News, Sports, Jobs - The Mining Journal - Vimarsana News

Civility Week wraps up | News, Sports, Jobs - The Mining Journal

MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan University’s Communications Department hosted a series of events last week to emphasize the importance of respectful communica

Urban Milwaukee » » Michael Holloway - Vimarsana News

Urban Milwaukee » » Michael Holloway

Home tour, a sour beer festival and family-focused streetcar events headline weekend.

Leadcorp leads a discussion on Miranda rights - Vimarsana News

Leadcorp leads a discussion on Miranda rights

Leadcorp’s Anti-Oppression and Anti-Racism team held a virtual discussion to inform students of their Miranda rights Oct. 10. Group members Carlos Loring and Laila Stein invited students to participate in