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City council did not receive enough applications to form the Agricultural Advisory Committee

City council did not receive enough applications to form the Agricultural Advisory Committee

Due to an insufficient number of applications being received over two advertising periods, the Agricultural Advisory Committee will not be convened, the City of Penticton announced Tuesday.

Legislation prevents discrimination based on source of income and expands accessibility at Illinois State Capitol.

As surge in outdoor recreation continues, disabled hikers find empowerment by creating trail guides, pushing for improved access.

Disabled hikers are pushing to encounter nature on their own terms, with guides written by people with disabilities, better equipment and even guide dogs trained for the backcountry.

Disabled hikers are pushing to encounter nature on their own terms, with guides written by people with disabilities, better equipment and even guide dogs trained for the backcountry.

The city will be hosting a special COVID-19 vaccine clinic downtown next week that aims to support those with additional accessibility needs.

Quiet spaces, staff training, and safety barriers are just some ways parks are becoming more accommodating to those on the spectrum.

The American Library Association (ALA) has announced the candidates running for president and treasurer for the following term.