State Shuts Down
Minnesotans with disabilities and many of the services they rely faced an uncertain future when state government shut down July […]
Minnesotans with disabilities and many of the services they rely faced an uncertain future when state government shut down July […]
Minnesota’s loss is the nation’s gain as the highly respected Charlie Lakin leaves the University of Minnesota’s Institute on Community […]
Families whose developmentally disabled loved ones were restrained at the Minnesota Extended Treatment Options (METO) facility will share in a […]
Although it serves a small proportion of the population, Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare of St. Paul has an interesting history. […]
I hope by the time you read this the state government shutdown is over. As I’m writing this, though, I’m […]
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families have many unmet needs and inadequate opportunities to lead productive lives […]
In the natural cycle of life and the inevitable sons and daughters bury their parents. And while their grief is […]
Editor’s note: This letter was written to Gov. Mark Dayton prior to the court decision on what are and are […]
There’s an app for that Let’s say you aren’t sure how to start a conversation. Or give a compliment. Or […]
Bernie the Rescue Dog makes debut Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) is speaking about its newest addition, Bernie the Rescue […]
A psych ward veteran attempts suicide and fails in No Change of Address, the true, often funny, yet touching story […]
Here’s the .pdf of our July 2011 Issue. Enjoy!
Possible Government Shutdown The Minnesota Legislature adjourned at midnight on May 23, 2011 without reaching an agreement to appropriate money […]
On August 3, 2011, please visit Ten Thousand Villages in St. Paul. Get that birthday and holiday shopping completed, as […]