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Guam's governor Lou Leon Guerrero supports women's reproductive rights - Vimarsana News

Guam's governor Lou Leon Guerrero supports women's reproductive rights

"It's just encouraging for me that more people are involved," she said. Long history Leon Guerrero shared her long history of fighting for women's reproductive rights on Guam after coming back from the states from college. She said when she left for college in the 1970s and became a nurse, she was stricken at the women coming into the emergency room hemorrhaging because of a self-inflicted abortions or botched underground abortions. Leon Guerrero said at the time access to safe abortions wasn't available. She said abortion is an essential part of a woman's choice for reproductive health, th...

Alabama Takes Down South Alabama in Style - Vimarsana News

Alabama Takes Down South Alabama in Style

Alabama Takes Down South Alabama in Style Owen Diodati played hero for the Crimson Tide as he sent a moonshot over the right field wall with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 9 th to beat South Alabama. There were four lead changes in the game, and Alabama ultimately prevailed 11-8 in front of a sellout crowd at Sewell Thomas Stadium. “Just like we drew it up,” high-spirited head coach Brad Bohannon said following the game. “Just really, really proud of the competitive spirit of our team.” Senior RHP William Freeman started on the mound for the Crimson Tide, and pitched four innin...

Oh Canada!, Diodati Walk Off Grand Slam Leads Tide To Victory Over South Alabama - Vimarsana News

Oh Canada!, Diodati Walk Off Grand Slam Leads Tide To Victory Over South Alabama

Oh Canada!, Diodati Walk Off Grand Slam Leads Tide To Victory Over South Alabama Share this story Dio! The Crimson Tide won a thrilling game with South Alabama on Tuesday night, winning in walk off fashion as Owen Diodati hit a grand slam home run in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Jaguars by a score of 11-8. The grand slam was Diodati’s third of the season, and second in as many games. William Freeman got the start on the mound for the Tide and went 4-plus innings, allowing six hits, two runs, with no walks and one strikeout. The Jaguars used a one out single and a two out double to ...

GovGuam: In-person abortion law requirement not an obstacle - Vimarsana News

GovGuam: In-person abortion law requirement not an obstacle

While the American Civil Liberties Union has sued the government of Guam, alleging the part of the abortion law that requires doctors provide information to women in person is a burden, the government of Guam stated that’s not the case. The ACLU and Guam attorney Vanessa Williams sued on behalf of Hawaii-based doctors Shandhini Raidoo and Bliss Kaneshiro, who want to be able to provide telemedicine medication abortions to women on Guam. Since mid-2018, no doctors on the island have provided abortions after the last doctor who did the procedures retired. Deputy Attorney General James Canto I...

Auburn 'Agitators': Author of new book part of Tubman celebration - Vimarsana News

Auburn 'Agitators': Author of new book part of Tubman celebration

While researching her 2011 book, "Nothing Daunted," Dorothy Wickenden was told a story that stuck with her. Wickenden was interviewing a descendent of Ros Underwood, who together with Dorothy Woodruff, Wickenden's grandmother, would leave behind her privileged life in Auburn to teach school in Colorado. The two women's adventure was the basis of Wickenden's New York Times bestseller, subtitled "The Unexpected Education of Two Society Girls in the West." Before they left Auburn, though, Ros and Woodruff shared a moment that would become family lore. The two were little girls, standing in front...