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After going into each other's personal lives for a while he made a small joke saying that he 'Got the number,' but also mentioned that although he missed his appointment and still has a sore back, he scored a hot future date forthcoming.
After going into each other's personal lives for a while he made a small joke saying that he 'Got the number,' but also mentioned that although he missed his appointment and still has a sore back, he scored a hot future date forthcoming.
Kids Above All, a Chicago-based nonprofit dedicated to building better lives for children, today announced that in partnership with Lyft, it will provide access to transportation for young people and their families in the Chicago area. The partnership is part of LyftUp, Lyft's comprehensive effort to expand transportation access to those who need it most.
EDCUtah launches site ready Utah real estate program Salt Lake City — Attracting industrial and other large corporate expansion projects to Utah can hinge on having shovel-ready properties with engineering and other studies in hand. The Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) is pleased to announce the launch of the Site Ready Utah program to address the needs of expansion projects for timely and precise data. “When it comes to economic development, we realize the importance of having real estate product that’s vetted and ready for serious consideration by a company,” says Dan Hemmert, executive director of the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah). “This program will help Utah communities, urban and rural, accelerate their product development efforts and earn more looks from professional site selectors.”
VisionAware APH Huntington: New Initiatives for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired in a Small Appalachian Town About Huntington Huntington, WV is a small town in Appalachia, surrounded by individuals and families who live in rural and mountain counties. Home to only 46,500 residents, Huntington is comprised of a small, downtown area surrounded by a larger suburban and rural population, and as of the most recent census, nearly 25% of its population lives below the poverty line. As you may imagine, and can certainly understand, people who are blind or visually impaired living in Huntington, and other rural towns like it, often encounter unique and significant challenges to independent living. These challenges can include access to transportation, access to education, access to employment, and access to the information and technologies that make them possible. Rural communities often have smaller numbers of resources, smaller budgets, and smaller numbers of people trained to teach, train, guide, motivate, and inspire people, of all ages, who are blind or visually impaired along an independent life journey. Unfortunately, all of this often results in lower expectations; possibly leading to lives not as fully lived.