A Petersburg nonprofit is providing a creative space for people with disabilities through weekly art sessions and community events.

A Petersburg nonprofit that has spent 13 years helping people with disabilities now needs help itself to make its community center fully accessible.

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Federal funding losses are possible over the city's strategic plan equity statement, so council members seek community input ...

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At a town hall meeting on June 3, Bette El-Hawary, the executive director of Swim Nova Scotia, said the organization is ...

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After experiencing horrific treatment as a child at Ontario’s Huronia Regional Centre, she became a lead plaintiff in a ...

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ALTON - Alton’s Knights of Columbus has an impressive history, and their work continues to be just as important as when they ...