A recent report released by Streetsblog shows some encouraging signs from a handful of cities which have participated in Vision Zero since 2010. Even though many cities do still struggle with certain issues, the report indicates they are making progress toward their stated goal of zero traffic-related fatalities. A detailed article on the report and […]
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Two United States Senators have recently released a list of close to 400 nursing home facilities that exhibit a “persistent record of poor care.” An article on the report and its findings is available here. About the List Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania released a list provided by the Centers for Medicare
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The Southern Baptist Convention recently promised to address concerns regarding allegations of sexual abuse coming from inside the church. A detailed article on both the allegations made and the investigation underway is available here. The church—the largest Protestant denomination in the United States—said it would address the problem at its annual gathering of thousands of
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Thousands of organizations nationwide observe National Safety Month—using the celebration to focus on leading causes of injury and death at home, on the road, or in the workplace. For the first week of National Safety Month, Henson Fuerst offers statistics surrounding work-related injuries as well as ways employers can reduce the risk of their employees
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