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‘ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS’ (Times Newsweekly)
story and photos by Sam Goldman Residents from throughout Queens packed the Phoenix Ballroom at the LaGuardia Sheraton in Flushing to give transit officials an earful at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority public h read more
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Letters To The Editor (Grunion Gazette)
Thank you for the “Pinch Of Salt” column about homeless people on March 11. Explaining that “...the lone homeless street people are far from the only type of homeless people in our city. In fact, the public rarely sees the majority of the homeless, who are often families or women with children.”
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Nigeria : As the Hearing Impaired Rejoice At Mothers' Day (AllAfrica.com)
allAfrica: African news and information for a global audience
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Justice Department Reaches Americans With Disabilities Act Settlement With Florida Income Tax Preparation Service (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
H&R Block Franchisee Agrees to Provide Sign Language Interpreters for Deaf Customers
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American Sign Language students go Wonka (The Hanford Sentinel)
The students were in the middle of the Oompah-Loompah song when a cow ran across the stage. But it wasn't a real cow; it was all part of the act during a rehearsal Thursday at Hanford High School.
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Tim Hortons staffers learn sign language (Windsor Star)
WINDSOR, Ont. —Tim Hortons employee Vicky Barton has had a deaf regular customer for some time, but now she speaks his language.
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Widely-Acclaimed, Award-Winning Children's Author Produces DVD for the Deaf (PRWeb)
Alarming Statistics Indicate a High Percentage of Deaf High School Students Graduate With a 4th Grade Reading Level. Author Tina Turbin Sets Out to Assist This Often Overlooked and Underserved Population With Her New DVD Release. (PRWeb Mar 13, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/03/prweb3724144.htm
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Widely-Acclaimed, Award-Winning Children's Author Produces DVD for the Deaf (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Alarming Statistics Indicate a High Percentage of Deaf High School Students Graduate With a 4th Grade Reading Level. Author Tina Turbin Sets Out to Assist This Often Overlooked and Underserved Population With Her New DVD Release.
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Students trying to save sign (FOX30 / CBS47 Jacksonville)
PONTE VEDRA, Fla. -- American Sign Language and French classes will be phased out of Ponte Vedra High School.
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Students protest cancellation of American Sign Language classes at Ponte Vedra High (The Florida Times-Union)
Ponte Vedra High School junior Morgan McMahon dreams of a career as an interpreter for deaf people.
