Mike Gill Sr. Exposes the Corruption Circle - Hon Kevin Avard's Blog - Nashua, NH Patch:
What compels a person to flash on bright billboards the names of the most powerful people in New Hampshire and call them corrupt? Why would some one invite a federal investigation into what he calls a ring of racketeers unless he believed it?
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Mother who adopted teen from SC foster care tells lawmakers social services dept needs reform
Mother who adopted teen from SC foster care tells lawmakers social services dept needs reform - Daily Journal:
COLUMBIA, South Carolina — A Greenville woman told lawmakers Wednesday that Department of Social Services officials misinformed her family about the difficulties of adopting a teenage boy out of foster care, a situation she said has caused them immeasurable strain.
COLUMBIA, South Carolina — A Greenville woman told lawmakers Wednesday that Department of Social Services officials misinformed her family about the difficulties of adopting a teenage boy out of foster care, a situation she said has caused them immeasurable strain.
Audit finds problems in state foster care program
Audit finds problems in state foster care program - News Local Massachusetts - Boston.com:
BOSTON (AP) — The Department of Children and Families failed to check whether registered sex offenders were living in or near foster homes and neglected to ensure all children get required medical screenings within seven days of being placed in Massachusetts’ care, according to a state audit released Wednesday.
BOSTON (AP) — The Department of Children and Families failed to check whether registered sex offenders were living in or near foster homes and neglected to ensure all children get required medical screenings within seven days of being placed in Massachusetts’ care, according to a state audit released Wednesday.
Parents of Justina Pelletier to Appeal Judge’s DCF Custody Decision
Parents of Justina Pelletier to Appeal Judge’s DCF Custody Decision:
Liberty Counsel is to follow every possible legal process to return Justina Pelletier to her parents in Connecticut so she can get medical care, access to a priest, and an education. This follows a court order late yesterday granting the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF) continued custody of the desperately ill teenager until at least June 20 this year. In a press release issued last night, the international nonprofit organization said it would be filing a habeas corpus petition or an appeal against the judge’s custody decision.
Liberty Counsel is to follow every possible legal process to return Justina Pelletier to her parents in Connecticut so she can get medical care, access to a priest, and an education. This follows a court order late yesterday granting the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF) continued custody of the desperately ill teenager until at least June 20 this year. In a press release issued last night, the international nonprofit organization said it would be filing a habeas corpus petition or an appeal against the judge’s custody decision.
Details revealed in foster care death of Catoosa County two-year-old
Details revealed in foster care death of Catoosa County two-year-old | Times Free Press:
A state case summary on a Catoosa County, Ga., girl who died New Year's Day from injuries she received while in foster care paints a black-and-blue picture of bruises, emotional trauma and nightmares over the last months of her life and discrepancies in accounts of how her injuries occurred.
A state case summary on a Catoosa County, Ga., girl who died New Year's Day from injuries she received while in foster care paints a black-and-blue picture of bruises, emotional trauma and nightmares over the last months of her life and discrepancies in accounts of how her injuries occurred.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Little Girl Lost – My Failed Foster Adoption
Little Girl Lost – My Failed Foster Adoption | The Chronicle of Social Change:
Her brothers came into our lives two weeks earlier. As we sat in a local McDonald’s, we were excited and anxious to finally meet this little girl we had heard so much about: our new daughter.
Her brothers came into our lives two weeks earlier. As we sat in a local McDonald’s, we were excited and anxious to finally meet this little girl we had heard so much about: our new daughter.
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