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WILMINGTON — As­sis­tant Superintendent Chris­tine Elliott shared the MCAS results from 2022-2023 at the Oct. 11 School Committee meeting. She began by explaining the district received an ac­countability rating again,

The purpose of the Ox Shoppe in Thompson Township reaches past an opportunity for shoppers to buy locally sourced products in a charming, revamped historical building.

It has been 50 years since the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 went into effect and October is recognized as National Disability Employment Awareness Month.

AmpSurf is hosting its annual Operation Restoration event in Pismo Beach this weekend and needs volunteers to help prepare gear, teach surfing techniques, and provide water and beach assistance.

Living with a disability can be hard enough, and finding a job on top of that can seem impossible. But a job fair happening in Sacramento is hoping to change that.

Attention and visibility for people with intellectual or multiple disabilities To bring more attention and visibility to the World Games for people with intellectual or multiple disabilities, which took place in Berlin in June this year, the eleven largest sports reporting media companies have joined forces in an unprecedented media alliance consisting of ARD, Bild, DAZN, Deutsche Telekom, Meta, Prime Video, Pro7/Sat1, RTL, Sky, Sport1 and ZDF. Deutsche Telekom is the only partner in the...

C-Jay Martin of Bangor, Maine -- born without eyes and parts of his brain and right lung -- has won a legal battle to keep his six emotional support chickens.

Victoria's Secret has debuted a collection of bras and panties with magnetic closures, sensory-friendly fabrics and fully-adjustable, convertible straps designed to meet the needs of women with disabilities.

When many working professionals think of "disability," images like wheelchairs or hearing aids might come to mind.

CPable also helps bring awareness to how resilient children affected by neurological conditions really are-- something that the Ferderers experience firsthand.