SANTA CRUZ — Residents of Santa Cruz County who rely on government services will face delays in care starting Jan. 25, when about 1,600 workers are expected to go on strike. “We expect our members to all be on the picket lines and not cross paths. We expect members to …
Read More »Journalists: Henn. Co-Commissioner Kevin Anderson talks about his first year in office
10:00 AM | Monday, January 17, 2022 Hennepin Co. Commissioner Kevin Anderson, who represents the Maple Grove area in District 7, spoke about his first year in office. One of the most impactful issues is an amendment change the public works assessment process for future projects. “A lot of District …
Read More »The new law on adoption hailed: “For families created by destiny”
ANGELS WAITING A caregiver watches over babies at the Hospicio de San Jose, a Spanish colonial-era church-run orphanage in Manila, in this February 2012 photo. Couples or families looking to adopt children may now find the process much easier, thanks to a new law signed by President Duterte earlier this …
Read More »SHINee’s Taemin To End Military Service As Civil Servant Due To Depression And Anxiety Soompi
After initially enlisting as a member of the military band, SHINeeit is Taemin will complete the remainder of his military service as a civil servant. On January 14, SM Entertainment announced that Taemin had been transferred from the military band to the civil service due to worsening symptoms of depression …
Read More »West Virginia scrambles to get by after Manchin cuts child tax credits | West Virginia
LLast fall, Krista Greene missed a week of work after her sons were exposed to Covid and were unable to return to school. Greene, who operates a tutoring center and yoga studio in Charleston, West Virginia, is not granted any paid time off. Normally, she would have worried about this …
Read More »Social Worker Job in Poplar Bluff, Missouri – Department of Veterans Affairs
The United States government is a massive employer and is always on the lookout for qualified candidates to fill a wide variety of vacancies in locations across the country. Below is a summary of qualifications for an active and open Department of Veterans Affairs job listing. The opening is for …
Read More »Crossroads Quilt Guild Donates Quilts to Hospice, Child of Homeless Veteran |
PERRY – Charles M. Schulz, creator of the beloved “Peanuts” comic book, was on to something when he inspired the animated show “Happiness is a warm blanket, Charlie Brown” to illustrate to the world what something something like a quilt can mean to someone and why. Charity Naim, licensed clinical …
Read More »‘Big COVID peak in county’, long queues seen at test sites
CHESTER, SC (WBTV) – The only Chester County mass testing site where appointments are not required has been slammed all day as the number of COVIDs has skyrocketed here. The Department of Health and Environmental Control said Chester County had fewer than 5 cases on November 30, the last day …
Read More »Whistleblower Warns Baffling Illness Affects Growing Number of Young Adults in Canadian Province | Canada
A whistleblower from the Canadian province of New Brunswick has warned that a progressive neurological disease that has baffled experts for more than two years appears to be affecting increasing numbers of young people and causing rapid cognitive decline in some of those afflicted. Speaking to the Guardian, an employee …
Read More »A little party… at Disney World!
These are celebrations. We all have dates and events in our lives that inspire celebration. Birthdays, anniversaries, job promotions⦠and in our case, imminent adoption. Little B came into our lives when he was only 3 years old. My younger and equally favorite daughter and her husband listened to that …
Read More »Deadline Detroit | Educators concerned that uncertified district workers can now be substitute teachers
Teachers and their union are concerned about a new law allowing Michigan districts to reassign school support workers as substitute teachers. The state attorney general too. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who signed the temporary legislation on Monday, said the policy change would keep schools open and allow students to learn from …
Read More »How do you find the right therapist? Here are some important tips from experts
Finding a good therapist is more of an art than a science. There aren’t any Yelp reviews that let you tell the good from the bad and even if there were, you should always know if they are right for you or not. According to National Institute of Mental Health …
Read More »A love letter to each remaining member of the medical staff
I’m trying to write a love letter to hospital workers this week. But I don’t want him to read like one of those thanking you for your hero worship service. I don’t put medicine on a pedestal; I know what you did. It’s just that you’re really on my mind, …
Read More »Mental health: what to do for a child in crisis?
Over the next few weeks, The Cheshire Herald will be publishing a series of columns, courtesy of State Representative Liz Linehan (D-103) regarding this mental health issue in children and adolescents. This is the second installment in my series on children’s mental health in partnership with The herald. Last week …
Read More »U.S. meat factories relaxed COVID-19 safety protocols after outbreaks: unions
CHICAGO, Dec.21 (Reuters) – Smithfield Foods (SFII.UL), the world’s largest pork producer, last year assigned a team of dedicated employees to enforce social distancing and clean up surfaces in a slaughterhouse in South Dakota where COVID-19 has infected nearly 1,300 workers, the local union president said. Now that role no …
Read More »Shop With a First Responder arrives in Fort Kent
Santa himself could not have spread more Christmas cheer than the merry students of Fort Kent Elementary School who hopped down the aisles of local stores to pick out gifts for loved ones on Thursday morning. FORT KENT, Maine – Santa himself could not have spread more Christmas cheer than …
Read More »Miss Massachusetts takes second place in Miss America pageant
MASHANTUCKET, Connecticut (WWLP) – A moment of pride for the State of Massachusetts Thursday night during the Miss America Pageant at the Mohegan Sun! Last weekend before Christmas, stores expect a rush of shoppers Fifty-one young women were in contention for the post of Miss America, and Miss Massachusetts Elizabeth …
Read More »Washington Governor Jay Inslee proposes $ 61.8 billion budget focused on COVID, climate change and homelessness
OLYMPIA – Spurred on by federal tax and relief collections, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday unveiled a new state supplementary budget that spends billions of dollars in new spending to respond to the pandemic, homelessness , climate change, transportation projects, government employees and more. . Inslee’s additional $ 61.8 …
Read More »Guarantees to protect freedom will certainly be delayed, but no word on a new timetable
Photo by: nito The Safeguarding Guarantees (LPS) will certainly be delayed again as the government has yet to consult on how to put the program into practice. The Deprivation of Liberty Protective Measures (DoLS) replacement was originally scheduled to come into effect in October 2020, but was later pushed back …
Read More »City to offer $ 2.9 million to Anjanette Young for botched police raid
Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration is proposing a $ 2.9 million settlement for Anjanette Young following a botched police raid, the Chicago Sun-Times has learned. City councilors were informed Sunday evening during closed-door briefings of the amount of the proposed settlement. Young and three other bylaws are on the agenda for …
Read More »Concord University celebrates the 23rd Fall | State and region
ATHENS – Concord University hosted the 23rd fall edition in three ceremonies over two days. Masters candidates for graduation were honored on Friday, December 10, 2021 at 6 p.m. Applicants for undergraduate degrees were recognized on Saturday, December 11 at the ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and Ruby …
Read More »CPS struggles to find enough workers in southern Mississippi
GULFPORT, Mississippi (WLOX) – A dozen officials from the Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services sat in the otherwise empty lobby of the Lynn Meadows Discovery Center Performing Arts Center Thursday. Their sign-up sheet for potential employees at their career fair was blank. For Mark Williamson, Director of Workforce Welfare …
Read More »Family of Woodstock pilot project matches housing seekers with rooms
A A new program is launched to help alleviate a severe lack of affordable housing and keep older residents in their homes. Family of Woodstock has announced a roommate pilot project in Woodstock where, in return for a reduced rent, people can provide homeowners with house and yard work, transportation, …
Read More »Social worker honored for serving humanity: The Tribune India
Press service. Tribune Jalandhar, December 6 Tarsem Kapur, a social worker based in Jalandhar, received the state award for his service to humanity. Tarsem Kapur, president of Apahaj Ashram, looked after disabled people in and around the ashram. Tarsem Kapur received the award at a state-level ceremony, held in Malerkotla …
Read More »Good Neighbor Fund: Safety has a price for the Kalihi family
Moving from the Philippines to Hawaii to live with her new husband in 2018 turned out to be a big mistake for Helengrace Cabasal and her two boys. Her husband, whom she had met on visits to Hawaii, had a bad temper, but she felt she could handle it. It …
Read More »Indigenous social work students hope to deliver culturally appropriate services
Indigenous social work students are calling for greater Indigenous representation on the ground in order to provide informed and culturally appropriate care to Indigenous youth and families. Leurette Labobe and Bridgette Moulton, students in the Mi’kmaq / Maliseet Bachelor of Social Work (MMBSW) program at St. Thomas University, say they …
Read More »St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Redman launches 2022 re-election campaign
St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Redman kicked off his 2022 re-election campaign on Wednesday. In his announcement speech, he touted the accomplishments of his first term including hiring a social worker to respond to mental health and addiction related calls, creating a new traffic unit and the launch of a …
Read More »Online gambling is the therapist’s new office
In the beginning weeks of the pandemic, Monet Goldman tried different strategies to deal with stress. “I was exercising, I was meditating, I was doing yoga,” says Goldman, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Santa Clara, California. But he only started to feel better after turning to a familiar …
Read More »Letter from the Editor: When it comes to privilege, it’s more than the thought that matters
One of the burning issues in this era of social justice is the notion of âprivilegeâ. But what does it really mean when someone says, “Check your lien”? Many of us spent time in the past week celebrating Thanksgiving. It’s a natural time to jot down and even list the …
Read More »Phyllis Mirsky named Del Mar Community Connections Volunteer of the Month for November
Long-time Del Mar Community Connections volunteer Phyllis Mirsky has been named Volunteer of the Month for November by the non-profit organization Del Mar. Mirsky has been volunteering for DMCC for a number of years. time now; in the summer of 2020, she retired from the DMCC board of directors after …
Read More »Amid immigration uncertainty and COVID-19, SF family receives help from Season of Sharing
Around the same time last year, Maryuri Aceituno wasn’t sure her family of four would be able to keep their eight-year San Francisco home. The pandemic – and the havoc it has wreaked on her schedule of cleaning buildings around the Bay Area – has come at a pivotal time …
Read More »Local News: Incentives offered to R-1 staff for early notification of their retirement plans (23/11/21)
NEW MADRID, Mo. – In an effort to start planning for the 2022-2023 school year, the New Madrid County R-1 School Board is offering incentives to retired staff who let them know about their plans early. . At its November meeting, the board agreed to a one-time retirement incentive for …
Read More »Boise Police Department talks about crime and community policing
BOISE, Idaho – Recent events, including the Boise Mall shooting, have left some in the community wondering if Boise is becoming more and more dangerous. The Idaho Black History Museum held a discussion with Boise police officers, a local rabbi and former state senator and social worker Cheri Buckner-Webb on …
Read More »Baltimore School teachers help kids unravel pandemic trauma :: WRAL.com
By LIZ BOWIE, The Baltimore Sun BALTIMORE, MD. – The students had just split into small groups in Jaylin Ramsey’s fourth grade class, giving a boy the chance to tell him why he wasn’t mind reading. His mother had COVID, which scared him because another family member died from the …
Read More »St. Joseph’s highlighting men’s mental health
BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) – Saint Joseph’s Collegiate Institute has taken a unique approach to help educate their boys, as part of Men’s Health Awareness Month. School leaders hope this event will help address the various challenges facing young men. âI have been in teaching for almost 25 years. I have …
Read More »Brahmavar: social worker who easily meets the needs of cancer patients
Silvestre D’Souza Daijiworld Media Network – Brahmavar (SP) Brahmavar, November 17: Aniket Shenoy, son of Kota Srikant Shenoy, a social activist, has established himself as a role model for young people by showing his social commitment in helping people with cancer. Shenoy has grown his hair out for the past …
Read More »Agency calls for Chicago police to be fired in botched 2019 raid
CHICAGO (AP) – A Chicago police oversight agency has recommended the suspension and, in some cases, the potential dismissal of more than half a dozen officers following a botched 2019 raid on the home of a black woman who was not allowed to put on clothes before being handcuffed, according …
Read More »Child protection worker says she was traumatized by what she saw at work
In an unprecedented interview that unveiled working conditions in New Brunswick child welfare services, Jacqueline McKnight, 31, described how the work made her sick with fear and despair. “I saw human suffering beyond imagination,” said McKnight, who went on leave in February, three years after starting a vocation she saw …
Read More »Mount Sinai Health System and BronxCare Health System Celebrate New Cancer Center – Bronx Times
Ribbon cut for the new complete cancer center. From left to right, Dr Arthur Klein, President Emeritus of the Mount Sinai Health Network, and Dr Luis Isola, Director of Clinical Cancer Programs and Medical Director of the Mount Sinai Cancer Network. Dr Magdy Mikhail, Chief Medical Officer, BronxCare Health System, …
Read More »What happens during a PLO meeting or a preparatory meeting?
If social services are concerned about the well-being of your children and think they might need to go to court, they will invite you to a preparatory meeting, also known as the Public Law Outline (PLO) meeting. During the meeting, you can expect to talk about: The content of your …
Read More »Social worker fired for leaving injured woman on the floor of her house
An Ankeny social worker fired for leaving an injured client and alone on the floor of her house is not entitled to unemployment benefits, a judge ruled. According to state records, social worker Michael Van Gorder, 48, worked for the non-profit social service organization Immanuel from January 2021 until the …
Read More »GoLocalProv | Tuesday obituaries and tributes
Tuesday 02 November 2021 GoLocalProv News Team Enlarge + Swan point PHOTO: GoLocal Please check out today’s obituaries and tributes on GoLocalProv. These are updated throughout the day. Tuesday – Read them all here. Jovan multiplex owner Ertis Crouch of Providence dies at 84 Laurenio DaRosa, deceased at 70 Bradford …
Read More »Occasional photo clicked by social worker transforms lives of two street children | Calcutta News
Kolkata: An occasional photograph clicked on a city sidewalk has dramatically changed the lives of two children. The photograph showed two children – aged 9 and 11 – sitting on the sidewalk, completely immersed in their studies and oblivious to the dragging feet, grime and cacophony on the road. Their …
Read More »Social work as a profession – Jammu Kashmir Latest news | Tourism
Diksha ChowdharyAs quoted by the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle; Man is a social animal, who is born in society, lives in society and dies in society. Society is essential to man. It is an aggregation of individuals linked by defined relationships or patterns of behavior. It is also a complex …
Read More »Social worker, pursues its vocation of good policy on another platform
October 29, 2021 | 5:52 AM HIST Social worker, pursues its vocation of good policy on another platform Genial Dr Jorson on a mission to address the social and political ills of Goa Marcos Gonsalves MARGAO: There comes a stage where political leaders don’t listen to people because of their …
Read More »“It’s hard to talk about the Enlightenment when it’s all a mess,” says high school teacher in LA
The record of a year and a half of distance learning is now starting to show its colors. The LA Times analyzed the data over the past school year to find out how students are doing after campus closures and homeschooling. They found âsharp drops in assessment scores or below …
Read More »Times Journal editorial: “Libraries are in the human enterprise:” Social workers in libraries are a good role model | Editorial
Gone are the days when the only thing you could do in the library was browse books. Nowadays, libraries are a vital source for many people who do not have their own Internet access, who are looking for help filling out a job application or finding accommodation, among a whole …
Read More »Social workers are also on the front line, plan for them in the 2022 budget
Within a week, everyone in Malaysia will know what lies ahead for our next fiscal year. The 2022 national budget will be released and debated, and it promises to respond to everyone in our âKeluarga Malaysiaâ. While it may cover allowances to improve the experiences of some frontline people, it …
Read More »Authorities believe missing 5-year-old NH boy died after search in Abington was suspended overnight
Elijah has been missing for at least several weeks, and authorities said they had recently received information leading them to search an area near Ames Nowell State Park. “We will be here until all leads have been followed,” Massachusetts State Police Col. Christopher Mason said at a late afternoon press …
Read More »Top management buy-in key to tackling racism in social work, experts say
Shantel Thomas (right), Ahmina Akhtar (center) and Millie Kerr (left) speaking at Community Care Live 2021 (Photo: Gary Brigden) By Rob Preston and Mithran Samuel Top management buy-in is key to tackling racism in social work, Community Care Live reported last week. Following campaigns and activism by students and practitioners …
Read More »Former Oranga Tamariki security guard turned social worker hopes to make changes for Maori in Pasifika
A former security guard from Oranga Tamariki decided to turn his life around by studying for a bachelor’s degree in social work at the age of 47 and earlier this year obtained a master’s degree in social work with high honors. From left to right: Massey University Senior Professor Giselle …
Read More »Racing power | Midway Como Frogtown Monitor
By MARGIE O’LOUGHLIN When Mishka Vertin moved from New York to Minneapolis in 2014, she sprang into action. Trained as a social worker, she accepted a job with Mill City Running while looking for a job in her field. She and her partner, Michael Jurasits, settled in the North Loop …
Read More »Donna Gillespie and Carl Sheline appear to be the mayor of Lewiston
Donna Gillespie Name: Donna Gillespie Age: Did not respond Occupation: Retired social worker Political experience: Nothing Why do you think you are the most qualified, or the best candidate for this seat? I don’t necessarily think I am the most qualified candidate for this seat, but I think I am …
Read More »LBUSD: social worker obtains national certification
October 14, 2021 The School Social Work Association of America (SSWAA) recently recognized Sheri Koller, a social worker with the Long Beach Unified School District, for completing the rigorous portfolio process to become a National Certified School Social Worker (NCSSW). Koller is the third school social worker in the country …
Read More »Lewisburg social worker repairs abandoned bikes and donates to students | New
Good social workers have a knack for finding solutions to problems big and small. Jared Curry is the social worker at Lewisburg Area High School. Several years ago he heard students talk about their need for bicycles. Curry donated two bicycles that his children had outgrown. âSome kids would talk …
Read More »Obituary of Joseph Bouzek (1932 – 2021) – Macon, GA
Joseph Georges Bouzek August 14, 1932 – October 11, 2021 Macon, Georgia – Joseph George Bouzek of Macon died after a short but valiant battle with an aggressive form of cancer on October 11, 2021. He was born in Chicago on August 14, 1932, the eldest son of George Bouzek …
Read More »Families are in desperate need of diapers; needs increase as the pandemic continues
HUNTINGTON, Va. (WSAZ) – It is estimated that one in three American families need diapers. The need for diapers is the lack of sufficient supply of diapers to keep a baby clean, dry and healthy. âDiapers are a window to poverty and a window to the lives of so many …
Read More »Patterns of family violence change during the pandemic
Among teens treated for injuries caused by domestic violence, the proportion of incidents involving drugs or illegal weapons more than doubled during the pandemic, and incidents involving alcohol nearly doubled, according to data presented on October 10 at the American Academy of Pediatrics 2021. National Conference. “The COVID-19 pandemic has …
Read More »winter shelter finds a place in the chapel of Aspen | New
The camp that Pitkin County set up near Brush Creek Park and Ride in the spring of 2020 to provide shelter for local homeless residents amid the COVID-19 pandemic will be closed at the end of this month. Molly Briggs / Aspen Daily News The Aspen Homeless Shelter will operate …
Read More »Remillard Family Community Service Fund awards nine grants for collaborations with UMass Chan
The Remillard Family Community Service Fund has awarded nine grants for collaborations with UMass Chan Medical School that have the potential to improve the health of residents of central Massachusetts, particularly those who are economically or educationally disadvantaged or under-represented. Established in 2015 with a $ 3 million donation from …
Read More »Indigenous America Day: “We Are Linked” | Editorials
Mitakuye Oyass’in. This Lakota phrase translates to “We are all related. We are all connected. The universe, stars, waters, earth, animals, nature and people. Everything has a spirit and this is how we are connected to our Creator. As a future social worker and registered mental health clinician, it is …
Read More »Carmel Catholic ‘Spiritus Series’ returns with inspiring lineup of speakers for 2021
In the fall of 2019, Carmel Catholic High School launched the Spiritus series featuring a wide range of speakers from a variety of backgrounds, designed to rekindle faith, encourage dialogue, and bring people together in Christ. During this inaugural year, Carmel welcomed three speakers and hundreds of visitors to its …
Read More »NSU assistant professor researches vaccine reluctance in urban communities
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – An assistant professor at Norfolk State University studies vaccine reluctance and health disparities in urban communities in hopes of better communication and future changes policy. Dr. Sharon Alston works at the Ethel R. Strong School of Social Work and is a member of the Interdisciplinary Leaders …
Read More »Sharon Field Obituary (2021) – Fremont, NE
Sharon K. Field March 25, 1942 – October 1, 2021 Sharon K. Field, 79, of Fremont, Nebraska, died on Friday October 1, 2021, at her home. Sharon was born March 25, 1942 to James and Mary (Tagworker) Slade in Columbus, Nebraska. She grew up in Columbus and attended Kramer High …
Read More »‘The Bed Lady’ Lisa Wilkins leaves program in good hands | New
Lisa Wilkins began collecting and delivering beds to children in need 13 years ago, shortly after the Sun Prairie area school district restructured elementary school boundaries. The idea of ââproviding beds for children in need arose out of a desperate need in our community. Wilkins recounts how parents in his …
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SGMC welcomes Hernandez Silen VALDOSTA – South Georgia Medical Center has announced that Dr. Ana Margarita Hernandez Silen, MD, in the specialty of Obstetrics and Gynecology, is one of its new medical staff. Hernandez Silen is joining Southern OB / GYN and will see patients in the office and at …
Read More »Children’s Home Society adds new playground equipment
HUNTINGTON, WV (WOWK) – When children are placed in the foster care system, it can be difficult for them to adjust. While social workers do their best to find them a home, they also strive to create a child-friendly environment. With a few helping hands and a little elbow grease, …
Read More »Rising life or death calls wreak havoc among domestic violence crisis line workers
In a typical day, Araujo said, she would receive two or three crisis line calls from people desperate for help and fearing for their lives after being attacked or receiving death threats with a gun or other weapon. She sometimes accompanied callers to the hospital, sitting with them as doctors …
Read More »Human trafficking in Perth County is more prevalent than the numbers suggest: social worker
Breadcrumb Links New Local News Author of the article: Chris Montanini (Getty Images) Photo by Professeur25 /Getty Images / iStockphoto Content of the article A human trafficking investigation that led to the arrest of a 34-year-old Stratford man last week is an important reminder that rural areas, including Perth County, …
Read More »Lima Schools Hall of Fame inspires future graduates
LIMA – Schools in Lima inducted eight alumni and a service group into its Alumni Hall of Fame on Thursday, bringing some of the school district’s most accomplished alumni back to the school to inspire students. Hall of Fame inductees, selected for their accomplishments and âliving exampleâ to the Lima …
Read More »Vaccination warrant leads thousands of New York health workers to get vaccinated
Officials touted the mandate’s success in increasing vaccination rates. When it was first announced by the government of the day. Andrew M. Cuomo As of August 16, only 70 percent of nursing home staff had received at least one dose of the vaccine and 77 percent of hospital staff were …
Read More »Ms. West Virginia presents checks to victim assistance agencies | New
CHARLESTON – The 2021 Ms. West Virginia America, Cydney Fields, recently presented checks to two West Virginia victim relief agencies to support the work of abuse survivors – the WV Child Advocacy Network and the WV Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Originally from Mingo County, Fields is a social worker who …
Read More »Why social work might be the right job for you
The response I received to my last column, where I presented the story of one of our social workers, was so positive that I thought I would share another story from the front line of adult social care. . This time, Amy Bloomfield, a social worker from our Ipswich and …
Read More »CRMC opens a new outpatient clinic for the elderly | Local News
MOULTRIE, GA – Colquitt Regional recently opened its new outpatient clinic for seniors with mental health issues. This new Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) was developed in partnership with UltraGroup Healthcare to help close the gap in the treatment of behavioral health services specifically for the underserved older population. âIn 2020, …
Read More »96-year-old Indian fan has wishlist to attend accomplished home game
CLEVELAND – This is the last weekend that the Cleveland Major League Baseball team will play against the Cleveland Indians. Seeing the team play under the name one last time at home was on the to-do list for a 96-year-old woman from Lakewood, who has been a lifelong Indian fan. …
Read More »Reviews | Should the United States Extend the Social Safety Net?
Mr. Mankiw said that we would need to raise taxes to have a social safety net comparable to that of Western Europe. We have another option. We can shift our priorities to provide more aid to our people and less aid to powerful corporations. Jerry wallingfordSan Diego For the publisher: …
Read More »New social worker at IM Counseling Center | News, Sports, Jobs
JIM GRILL IRON MOUNTAIN – The Iron Mountain Consultation Center has added the services of Jim Grider. Grider is a master’s level clinical social worker who specializes in working with veterans and people with post-traumatic stress disorder and severe mental illness. He holds an Associate’s Degree from Bay College, a …
Read More »Gang-rape of Dombivli: the timing of the FIR allowed rapid and maximum arrests, according to the cops | Bombay News
The timing of the First Information Report (FIR) recorded by Dombivli’s sexual abuse victim helped police apprehend the majority of the accused in a single night. The victim, who is staying with his family in Dombivli (East), was reportedly blackmailed and sexually assaulted by 33 defendants from January to September …
Read More »Northampton mayoral candidates share their strategies on climate change
NORTHAMPTON – The four mayoral candidates pledged to treat climate change as an emergency and shared their strategies for increasing citizen engagement with the government, in a final forum on Thursday ahead of Tuesday’s preliminary elections. The 7 p.m. virtual forum hosted by Climate Action Now featured the remaining candidates: …
Read More »man from Altoona challenges the delinquent label | News, Sports, Jobs
HOLLIDAYSBURG – An Altoona man who has completed sex offender treatment opposes the state’s demand that he be identified as a sexually violent predator. Travis Michael McMaster, 36, has a low risk of reoffending, registered social worker Melissa Hale told Blair County Judge Daniel J. Milliron in a hearing Tuesday. …
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