Home June 2022Lawmakers ran out the clock, headed for a special session?Minnesota’s 2022 legislative session wound down May 23 without action on many major bills, much to the consternation of disability community advocates. Agreements on a host of measures including health and human services, education and bonding wasn’t reached when the clock struck midnight May 22. An array of mental health issues won approval just before …Special Olympics USA en route to Minnesota for 2026Paula Goldberg’s PACER legacy to live onSpecial education needs to be funded without cross-subsidies Camps for disabled children pitched their tents a century ago Adventures await with the ADA John Smith: Why the Americans with Disabilities Act is important to me Special Olympics 2026 a great moment for state Housing planned in Oakdale Free speech debate continues New COVID-19 test site opens Uniquely Abled Academy to open Lyft offers rides to work Council eyes various supports Independent Lifestyles celebrating 25 years of success Reach for resources celebrates those who help Berner retires from Arc Northland Arts grants awardedAppointees to state groups are setBowling champions are crownedRadio Talking Book – June 2022Enjoy! June 2022Opportunities – June 2022Access Press – June 2022 Edition Search June 2022 — PDF Edition Social Media Tweets by accesspress Access Press by Category People and Places Independent Lifestyles celebrating 25 years of success Reach for resources celebrates those who help June 1, 2022 Berner retires from Arc Northland June 1, 2022 Arts grants awardedJune 1, 2022 History Note Camps for disabled children pitched their tents a century ago June 1, 2022 Adventures await with the ADA June 1, 2022 A century ago, two Minneapolis schools served students with vision lossMay 1, 2022 History Note – April 2022April 1, 2022 Regional News in Review Housing planned in Oakdale June 1, 2022 Free speech debate continues June 1, 2022 New COVID-19 test site opens June 1, 2022 Uniquely Abled Academy to open June 1, 2022 Legislative Lawmakers ran out the clock, headed for a special session?June 1, 2022 Many questions are remaining as lawmakers eyeing session’s endMay 1, 2022 Academies fare well in first round March 1, 2022 Bill deadlines approaching, but questions remain March 1, 2022 Commentary Paula Goldberg’s PACER legacy to live onJune 1, 2022 Special education needs to be funded without cross-subsidies June 1, 2022 John Smith: Why the Americans with Disabilities Act is important to me June 1, 2022 Special Olympics 2026 a great moment for state June 1, 2022 Events & Opportunities Enjoy! June 2022June 1, 2022 Opportunities – June 2022June 1, 2022 Opportunities – May 2022May 1, 2022 Enjoy! May 2022May 1, 2022 Facebook Twitter
