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The National Park Service is improving access for disabled visitors to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.The Parks Service recently added a ramp…
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More and more people in northern Michigan are collecting disability checks. In some northern Michigan counties, nearly 20 percent of working-age adults…
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The Next Idea The thrill of riding a two-wheeled bicycle, clutching the game-winning ball, or making a show-stopping save in soccer are examples of...
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What happens when you're the parent of a child with special needs, and your view of how you want your child to be educated clashes with the school...
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Peggy McNew is a painter from Empire, Michigan. There’s nothing unusual about that— there are a lot of painters in Leelanau County. But Peggy is…
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The Next Idea Each month, the State of Michigan releases unemployment numbers, which are seen as a major indicator of the state’s economic health. One...
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One of the most profound changes in Michigan has been the way we care for and treat people who are developmentally disabled. In 1970, there were 14,000...
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Many developmentally disabled adults living in group homes in northern Michigan will soon be looking for a new place to live.Their advocates are…
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Federal law guarantees that children with disabilities have equal access to education. But what that actually looks like for Michigan kids very much...
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A new report says Michigan lacks enough autism specialists to handle the number of children being diagnosed and treated with the disorder.The Center for…