By Laura Griffith The National Parks in our country are a treasure that should be enjoyed by every U.S. citizen. Wishing to see them while I still had vision, I recently had the privilege of touring thirty-five of the parks, … Continue reading
By Tony Stephens, ACB Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs Memorial Day weekend has traditionally marked the beginning of summer and the start of Hollywood’s summer blockbuster season. Over the past six months, there has been great progress toward making … Continue reading
If you are a Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh or Free Library of Philadelphia patron with a print disability, you may be eligible to receive a free subscription to Bookshare, an on-line library of over 500,000 electronic books, magazines, and newspapers. … Continue reading
By Sue Lichtenfels The old saying, “Nothing lasts forever,” most definitely applies to these complex biological machines we call our bodies. Regardless of how much we exercise, watch our weight, and practice a healthy lifestyle, eventually our bodies do require … Continue reading
Rite Aid has made the Talking Pill Reminder system available in their stores (this is the same device used by Walgreens). If the Talking Pill Reminder is not effective for customers, Rite Aid will make the ScripTalk talking labels available. … Continue reading