Olmstead Plan moving ahead
Work on Minnesota’s Olmstead Plan continues, as the plan office’s new executive director introduced herself to the community. Darlene […]
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Daily Archives: August 8, 2014
New history museum – Fair’s new attractions designed for access
New attractions at the 2014 Minnesota State Fair, including the West End Market, are designed with accessibility in mind. Getting […]
Life in community is rules’ focus
New regulations for Medicaid, Home and Community-Based Services could alter the lives of people with disabilities. That’s why it’s important […]
Editor’s Column – August 2014
Summer is more than half over, which means it’s time to look ahead to the Great Minnesota Get-Together, the State […]
Exploitation was an unfortunate fair tradition
Going to a county or state fair can be a highlight of the summer. It’s fun to see the […]
Deadline approaching for award nominations
The deadline to submit nominations for the 2014 Charlie Smith Award is Friday, August 15. The board and staff at […]
Olmstead office seeks input on a new office name
Minnesota’s Olmstead Plan office is up and running but it lacks a unique name. Officials working on implementing the plan […]
August 2014 issue
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State unveils new accessible website
Assistive technology can help people with disabilities achieve their goals for education or employment. Funding for technology is available. Knowing […]
Visiting state parks is worth the planning to see fall colors
When the seasons change, many people visit the Minnesota’s state parks to enjoy beautiful fall colors. With some planning, a […]
People & Places – August 2014
Accessibility grants given to arts groups Eleven Twin Cities arts organizations were awarded grants for projects to make their arts […]
Regional News in Review – August 2014
Unionization efforts continuing Home health care workers in Minnesota are moving ahead with a union election, despite a recent […]
Movie access to expand for people with visual, hearing disabilities
The United States Department of Justice has announced changes that will affect the movie-going experience for persons with hearing […]
Innovation projects receive funding from the state
Numerous providers of services to people with disabilities and older Minnesotans will receive funding this summer to implement innovative […]
In Memoriam – Peterson was a strong advocate
Richard John Peterson, 49, passed away July 28, 2014 at Conemaugh Hospital in Johnston, PA. He was a former employee of […]
