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ARISE wants the new zoning overhaul to promote accessible entrances, age-friendly housing, and create a review process for accessibility.
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More and more schools in Central New York are increasing their in-person learning as the coronavirus pandemic eases. For students with disabilities, it…
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State Senator John DeFrancisco and disability rights leaders are expressing frustration with Governor Cuomo after he declined to sign a bill that would…
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A State Senator from Central New York wants homeowners to get tax credits of $2,750 to allow those with mobility issues to retrofit or build a new home.…
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A coalition of more than 40 agencies is banding together to try and strengthen human services and get more investment in New Yorkers’ wellbeing. The…
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The 26th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act was honored in Syacuse by people sharing their own experiences. Angela Winfield is a legally…
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Two of the community’s longest-serving leaders in the human services field are retiring Thursday. Michael Crinnin has been executive director of ACR…
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Leadership at ARISE, a nonprofit Independent Living Center run by and for people with disabilities, is in transition as executive director Tom McKeown…
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Builders and Homeowners could get tax incentives to make homes and apartments more accessible to people with mobility issues. The so-called…
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A large part of the Everson museum has been set aside for the next couple weeks to display the art of those who might have no other way to express…