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Pennsylvania, scott scotts broad public history experience spans nearly three decades and has been marked by public and professional acclaim for his creative and innovative approaches to engaging audiences. He has developed and collaborated on exhibits, films and interpretive programs for numerous historical sites and organizations, including colonial williamsburg, the smithson in the canadian war museum, the National Park service, George Washingtons mount vernon, the heinz history center, and the museum of the other of the cherokee indian. From 2007 to 2018, scott led the development of the m...

In a household that is growing, aging and expects its inevitable doesnt say lets decide today the house we will by 30 or so now and let sign a contract. In many ways thats exactly what government has done. If you think about it, its just a silly notion because we dont see the future well enough to predetermine what the best way to spend those revenues are. Howd we get out of this bind . Economically its simple. Politically its difficult. Basically the democrats must simply give up on trying to control the growth of progress. They have to cut back on things like Social Security benefits. Im say...

Disability campaigner Roisin Lenihan tells Alison O’Reilly of the difficulties navigating temporary obstructions left on footpaths by unthinking people and measures she and others are working on to secure access for all.

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Chicago lags behind major cities that have audio signals at street crossings for blind pedestrians. Boston has more than 300. Chicago has 18. Madeline Buckley, Chicago Tribune © Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune Denise Avant uses a crosswalk with a voice command at the corner of Roscoe Street and Lake Shore Drive in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood on April 15, 2021. The U.S. Department of Justice has intervened in a lawsuit against the city that alleges it doesn't provide enough of these accessible pedestrian signals. In 2019, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Chicago would make the city...