2005 Legislative Session: Another Budget Deficit
The state budget deficit for the next biennium worsened with the announcement that the November Revenue Forecast shows a shortfall […]
The state budget deficit for the next biennium worsened with the announcement that the November Revenue Forecast shows a shortfall […]
When my friends talked of their outdoor adventures, I listened with envy. I imagined what it must be like to […]
We want your thoughts and new plans for 2005. One thing we would really like is to have a better […]
People with disabilities don’t need to be “fixed” — they need opportunities and access to customized supports. I am about […]
Rise, Inc., along with funding support from AmeriCorps, has launched an innovative service assisting participants experiencing disabilities overcome employment barriers. […]
I never think about you anymore, but I was going through some old boxes and found a card you’d sent […]
I am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with a disability – to try to help […]
I could be your neighbor, your co-worker, or your friend. I could live down the street, or across town. I […]
Most of us forget that there are many types of power. We only think of the harmful power: getting what […]
Epilepsy is a disorder of the brain (central nervous system) resulting in seizures. One seizure is not considered epilepsy. Epilepsy […]
When you think of summer camp, you usually picture exploring nature and writing letters home – not exploring careers and […]
Lloyd Thompson had never used an ice sled before but that didn’t make any difference to the Webster Elementary student. […]
Medtronic, Inc., headquartered in Minneapolis, had a successful 2004 partnering with the local Business Leadership Network (BLN). The US Business […]