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We play around with Liz Rosenberg of The Toy Box in Amherst, hear about the "Let's Dance" fundraiser for Pathlight this Saturday, find the liminal space between active and passive voice with The Word Nerd, and visit the largest food pantry in the Berkshires; The South Community Food Pantry.
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The city of Pittsfield is launching a pilot program that pairs volunteers with senior citizens and others who need assistance shoveling snow and removing ice this winter.
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We view the juried sculpture show, now all ability accessible, at Park Hill Orchard with proprietor Russell Braen and accessibility advocate and wheelchair user Christos Palames, and take a Umass AI professor to Mike's Maze where this year's theme is artificial intelligence and the very nature of humanity.
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This week marks the first significant departure from the Healey administration.
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MassHealth on Friday holds a public hearing on a proposed regulation allowing doulas — who help expectant mothers advocate for themselves throughout pregnancy, labor and delivery, as well as support them during the postpartum period — to enroll as approved providers.
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Ersatz word nerd Ammon Shea takes a look at the words most searched this week and we celebrate the anniversary of the ADA with a panel of those most familiar with the statute.
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An executive order regarding accessibility of Massachusetts resources also coincides with state legislators' bills to have a remote option available for open meetings.
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The wellness center focuses on substance abuse and HIV/AIDS prevention, with no appointment needed to receive care.
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We speak with the newly appointed Director of Rural Affairs Anne Gobi, head to Jacob's Pillow to talk with Artistic Director of Axis Dance Company, Nadia Adame, and dig into delicious frozen dairy treats with the folx of Gran-Val Scoop in Granville.
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Andrew Leland has been losing his eyesight for more than 20 years. For his new book, he traveled across the U.S. to interview blind artists, vision-impaired producers who add narration to popular TV shows, and blind engineers working on new assistive technology.