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New Law Will Allow Oklahoma Voters Who Are Blind To Vote Electronically

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Youths with disabilities offered summer training, employment programs

Free training and work experience programs are being offered to youths with disabilities.

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MPS hosting annual tech state competition

MOORE — The Tech Now State Competition is set at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Southmoore High School.

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For deaf patients in Connecticut, interpreter shortage challenges appropriate medical care, it s a universal issue – Hartford Courant

In the last three years, the U.S. Attorney’s Office has negotiated four settlements with medical facilities in Connecticut for complaints related to communication with deaf patients.

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Interpreter shortage challenges appropriate medical care for deaf patients

Deaf residents report frequent issues with sign language interpretation at Connecticut.

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