Countless people with disabilities have Michael J. Bjerkesett to thank for providing affordable, accessible housing options. Bjerkesett stepped down September […]
Saying it is too vague and lacks measureable goals, U.S. District Court Judge Donovan W. Frank has rejected Minnesota’s Olmstead […]
Getting to the polls on Tuesday, November 4 may take more planning than in the past for many Minnesotans with […]
All the signs of the upcoming winter are here: chilly nights, trees turning colors, leaves falling, school kids wearing long […]
Vision Loss Resources is marking 100 years’ service in 2014. The agency is an independent, nonprofit organization. It serves the […]
Reservations are due Friday, October 31 for the 2014 Charlie Smith Award Banquet. Hosted by Access Press, the banquet honors […]
Assistance is available for people with disabilities who wish to go to a polling place on Election Day. However, […]
Election Day is Tuesday November 4. Minnesotans will be voting for U.S. House and Senate, governor, Minnesota House members, state […]
“Invisible disabilities,” such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart disease and chemical sensitivities chemical dependencies are soaring to unprecedented […]
Campers with disabilities experience True Friends Combining two legacy organizations has not only revitalized camping fun, but increased the amount […]
Care provider sentenced for fraud A Medicaid-funded home care provider who operated two programs in Woodbury was sentenced in […]
Several technologies are available to make movies accessible for people with vision or hearing loss: Rear Window® Captioning displays reversed […]
No more bullying October is National Bullying Prevention Month when students, schools, and communities come together to raise awareness […]
Introducing your new a.m. broadcaster On September 2, Mark Vidas retired after working for the Radio Talking Book since 1987. […]
