Access improvements are among bonding requests
by Jane McClure The wheels are turning toward the start of Minnesota’s 2024 legislative session. The session starts at noon […]
by Jane McClure The wheels are turning toward the start of Minnesota’s 2024 legislative session. The session starts at noon […]
Winter can be an isolating and potentially dangerous time for Minnesotans with disabilities. Before the snow flies, make plans for needs […]
Gary is a retired university professor, with a distinguished career teaching English. He was admired by students. An academic award is […]
Assisted living facilities have long been a viable housing option for disabled people who don’t need the level of care […]
This issue of Access Press includes a guide to winter safety, with one focus on snow removal and shoveling. People […]
Dear Readers, As we approached November 3 and the Access Press dinner, I thought (and continue to think) about our […]
The onset of winter weather brings changes and challenges for Minnesotans with disabilities. Be prepared and stay safe, whether at home […]
It may be cozy to be at home during a winter storm, watching snowflakes hit the windows. Without preparation, winter […]
Robin Harkonen, executive director of the East Range DAC, is the new president of the Minnesota Organization for Habilitation and Rehabilitation […]
Deborah “Debbie” Lentz led a life of service to deaf and deafblind Minnesotans. Lentz died earlier in July after a […]
James “Jim” or “Jimmie” Hanson led a life of service to Minnesotans with disabilities. Hanson died in September due to respiratory […]
Red Wing resident Larry Bale was honored in October by ProAct, Inc., a non-profit providing in-center, virtual and community-based services […]
The Minnesota Department of Human Services is honoring the dedication and innovative work of 10 partners that support Minnesotans to achieve […]
Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan have announced appointments to many Minnesota boards, commissions and committees, including groups that […]
Minneapolis City Council President Andrea Jenkins is publicly speaking about her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. Jenkins, who is in the midst […]
Four different state agencies currently oversee programs for young children in Minnesota: the Department of Human Services, Department of Education, Department […]
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison hopes more law enforcement agencies put school resource officers or SROs back in school after he […]
Effective Nov. 12, the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will end the exception that has allowed the Minnesota […]
Many on the overnight shift at Edgewood Brainerd sensed the danger of returning a frail resident to a bed with […]
People Incorporated, the largest nonprofit mental health provider in the state, in October welcomed clients to a new hybrid facility at […]
Hundreds of Allina Health physicians have voted to be represented by a union, becoming what’s believed to be the largest […]
The Minneapolis Civil Rights Department is educating renters and property owners about that city’s ordinance prohibiting public assistance discrimination in housing, […]
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for more than 71 million Americans will increase 3.2 percent in 2024. The […]
Volunteers are needed Volunteers are needed at Minnesota Radio Talking Book to record books and periodicals for broadcast. Want to […]
DSAMn Pancake Breakfast The Down Syndrome Association of Minnesota hosts its annual pancake breakfast fundraiser 8 a.m. to noon, Sun, […]
Open House Can Do Canines hosts an open house Open house noon-2 p.m. Sat, Nov. 11 at its campus at 9440 […]
Access Press is interested in listing regularly scheduled broadcast, cablecast or podcast programs by and for people with disabilities. Programming needs […]