Voter Input Key To Health Care Access Bill
A monumental piece of legislation is being considered in state legislative chambers this spring, one that could positively impact the […]
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Monthly Archives: March 1991
Affordable Housing: Small Solutions to Big Problems
This issue of ACCESS PRESS is devoting the majority of our space to the complex problem of affordable housing. A […]
Editor’s Column – March 1991
ACCESS PRESS is continuing to bring you the progress of the Health Care bills being considered by the Legislature. Many […]
Courthouse Budget Cited: Full Access Opposed By Ramsey Board
Justice should not end at the Court House steps! In fact, a Court House is the very symbol of justice […]
Sister Kenny Institute: Medical Issues & Disabilities, Answers To Reader’s Questions
Q. I am quadriplegic and have recently moved across town. I would like to locate a physician near my home […]
On the Cutting Edge
The state budget sits in a pool of red ink that threatens to drown much of our historic commitment to […]
Barrier-Free Architecture Recognized At Access Minnesota Dinner
MINNESOTA ACCESS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS PRESENTED FOR OUTSTANDING BARRIER-FREE DESIGN “The Minnesota Access Achievement Awards recognize outstanding contributions toward making Minnesota’s […]
Twin-Cities Housing Development Corporation
Big Developer of Big Projects Colleen Carey is Executive Director of this very successful development corporation, currently with a professional […]
Central Community Housing Trust
Big developers of small apartments. Alan Arthur and his small staff of dedicated people are managing 479 small apartments, all […]
Project for Pride in Living
Housing is Just the Beginning Executive Director Joe Selvaggio has created an organization which rehabilitates housing for low and moderate […]
Southside Neighborhood Housing Services
Small Operation Saves Houses Cheryl Moses is Executive Director of this neighborhood agency which is embarked on an unusual project […]
Foiled by “The Gap”
A good friend of ACCESS PRESS gave us a direct insight into the meaning of “The Gap” by giving us […]
Out of My Old Life
I grew up in three New York institutions. In 1982, when I was 21, I moved into a group living […]
Breaking Down Capitol Barriers
In 1973 the late Rev. Barbara Andrews appeared before a state Senate committee. She described the various kinds of discrimination […]
Letters to the Editor – March 1991
Dear Editor: I have a problem and I am unsure of where to turn. My problem is this, for a […]
