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CSPAN2 Capitol Hill Hearings September 20, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Capitol Hill Hearings September 20, 2013

Is but heres a point that people miss. Seven other times the president has decided himself that parts of the law were unimportant and the law he side in fact was not going to endure. What about the preexisting Condition Program . This law was sold on the backs of people with preexisting conditions across this country and yet when someone showed up on february 1st of this year to enroll in the pcip program, they were told, sorry, sister, the program is closed. For 11 months people with preexisting conditions who were promised relief are simply wandering the country what they were supposed to do...

A different kind of signing day: Rising seniors ink summer internships with utility companies across Baldwin County - Vimarsana News

A different kind of signing day: Rising seniors ink summer internships with utility companies across Baldwin County

Summer is for vacations and a recharge of the body and mind. Signing day is for student-athletes to commemorate their continuation of playing sports in college. For 40 rising Baldwin County …

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CCHS students earn more than a million dollars - Vimarsana News

CCHS students earn more than a million dollars

Hundreds of Colquitt County High School students earn high school credit for working in local businesses and industry as part of the Work-Based Learning Program. Here's what they do!

OhioHealth goes back to high school to recruit future healthcare workers - Vimarsana News

OhioHealth goes back to high school to recruit future healthcare workers

Heading back to high school might not sound appealing to many people, but that's what OhioHealth is doing to combat ongoing healthcare staffing shortages.