A Maryland seafood company and its owner entered guilty pleas Wednesday after being accused of employing at least 89 illegal immigrants and engaging in visa fraud, according to reports.
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A young Dubliner who made global headlines after talking a suicidal man off the Ha penny Bridge has warned that snobbery is alive and well in modern Ireland.
Ballymun local Jamie Harrington was just 15-years-old when he approached the man and talked him down.
He eventually convinced him to get into an ambulance and the man later named his son Jamie.
Now 21-years-old, Mr Harrington last night appeared on the ‘First Dates’ show on RTÉ television.
During the programme, he shocked his date Rosa from County Louth with stories of the discrimination he has received - simply because he comes from Ballymun.
Eighth Annual Rutherford ATHENA Awards is June 3 Apr 19, 2021 at 10:30 am by WGNS
MURFREESBORO, Tennessee. - RUTHERFORD Cable, founding sponsor of the ATHENA International Leadership Award for Rutherford County, announces the 2021 nominees for this year’s award; 15 area women representing 15 Rutherford County organizations have been nominated, along with 12 young professional women (see page 2 and beyond for a complete listing and bio of each nominee). The nominees were introduced at RUTHERFORD Cable’s April 13 breakfast meeting.
The community-wide celebration of this year’s nominees is open to the public and will be held Thursday, June 3, at the Embassy Suites Hotel, 1200 Conference Center Boulevard. The luncheon event begins at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $65 per person or $600 for a table of ten. To reserve a seat at the luncheon, please go to rutherfordcable.org/Athena to register.
Kansas Nurse Practitioners Want An End to Doctor Contracts, But Hit Statehouse Roadblocks Again hppr.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from hppr.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Based on evidence about the quality of care by advanced practice nurses, more and more states have ditched the requirement that nurse practitioners work only under contracts with doctors. But physicians say the arrangements protect patients.
A proposal to let nurse practitioners do their jobs without contracts that can require them to pay thousands of dollars a year to doctors got stymied again in the Kansas Legislature this session.
The bill died in the House this month without a vote. A technical maneuver in the Senate keeps the legislation alive, but it remains in committee with no vote scheduled.
To free advanced practice nurses to open more clinics, half of states no longer make them ink contracts with doctors. The Department of Veterans Affairs made a similar switch in 2016.