Letter to Editor – December 2000

[Editor’s Note: Previously published in The Prison Mirror, October 2001.] Before I start, I want to say that the library […]

Editor’s Note – December 2000

As this issue of Access Press goes to the printer, editor Charlie Smith has just been hospitalized with a serious […]

Part III: Can They Really Do That? “It can be done!” says Larisa Scharikin, Admissions and Recruiting Coordinator/Special Needs Instructor […]

Though Minnesotans rallied last month at the state capitol, honoring the completed transfer of people with developmental disabilities (DDs) out […]

Dear Nicole, I have a friend who is really into alternative medicines, she wants me to try some spiritual energy […]

US Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Andrew Cuomo recently announced nearly $132 million in grants that non-profit groups will […]

James Langevin, a Democrat from Rhode Island, has become the first person with quadriplegia to be elected to the US […]

The Corridor Management Committee and Rail Transit Committee will soon make a decision on methods reducing or eliminating the maximum […]

A new law extends premium-free Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) coverage for an additional 4 1/2 years beyond the current […]

Alfred Saunders, a man with bi-polar disorder was shot to death by Minneapolis police this month. He was the third […]

Depression and other “mental illnesses” are physically real and can disable a person on a multitude of levels, negatively affecting […]

The Guthrie Theater has been chosen by VSA arts and the Metropolitan Life Foundation to receive the 2nd Annual VSA […]

December 2000 – Read the full issue here! (.pdf format)