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Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

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The closing of downtown St. Paul’s Alliance Bank Center has skyway system users worried about access limitations and personal safety. It’s especially concerning for downtown residents who live with disabilities. Some are cut off from access to the lone downtown pharmacy and other destinations. The building at 55 E. 5th St. was vacated by April 1. City officials promise some level of security for the building, which provides a needed skyway conne…See the Story

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Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

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Minnesota’s Vocational Rehabilitation program, which provides employment services for people with disabilities, has had recent changes. Clients contend the changes have led to less support as they seek jobs or seek to maintain work. Nearly 14,000 Minnesotans with disabilities — such as autism, serious mental illness, traumatic brain injuries and intellectual disabilities — received services last year through the programs that help people find jo…See the Story

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Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

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As many as 100,000 people move through Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport each day and a growing number of them are struggling with mental health challenges. Victoria Romberg is at MSP to help. She’s the first social worker to respond alongside airport police to help travelers, workers and others dealing with everything from homelessness and substance abuse to the stress and anxiety traveling can bring. Her new post is the result of a re…See the Story

High-demand employment gets boost

Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

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The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) has announced $11.2 million for job skills training, work readiness, internships, work experience, on-the-job training and job placement for Minnesotans. Through DEED’s Transformative Career Pathways program, the agency partners with training providers across the state to help members of underserved communities prepare for and find family-sustaining employment. Providers expe…See the Story

Protecting ADA rights is goal

Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

Protecting ADA rights is goal

Can the Minnesotans with Disabilities Act preserve federal protections of reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities? A bipartisan group of legislators and disability justice advocates hopes so. The bill, HF 2380, was unveiled March 18. Co-authors Rep. Kim Hicks (DFL-Rochester) and Sen. Erin Maye Quade (DFL-Apple Valley) released the following statement: “The disability justice movement has made our country a better place for people o…See the Story

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Data sought on facilities

Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

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A woman who had suffered a stroke, was blind in one eye and mostly blind in the other transferred from a nursing home to Golden Nest Assisted Living in northeast Minneapolis. Her second-floor room was 20 feet from the front stairs. Two days later, in September, 2024, she was found at the bottom of those stairs, unresponsive. She died at the hospital three hours later. State officials said in a recently released report that Golden Nest was at fau…See the Story

Council president steps down

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Citing mental and physical health reasons, Ward Four Council Member and St. Paul Council President Mitra Jalali is stepping down. She announced her resignation January 25, saying she will stay on for the first council meeting in February and then take a leave of absence. “As council president, I have done everything in my power to help our new council succeed and to represent what principled, progressive, and effective elected leadership looks l…See the Story

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Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

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A $175,000 plan to address pedestrian concerns and accessibility at Rochester’s Peace Plaza is moving forward. City Council members said more still needs to be done. “I think we need to move on and find a solution, find a new solution,” Rochester City Council member Norman Wahl said at a February 19 council meeting, asking for a more aggressive approach. Others agreed that a different approach would be preferred but cited limited funding for opt…See the Story

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