Kaylin Corbran, born with cerebral palsy, uses a ramp outside her West Seneca home - a ramp whose use is available to her because of access mandated by the Americans with Disabilities Act. (Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
In any other year, Gwen Squire knows how she would have spent this Sunday morning. July 26 marks the 30th anniversary of the day President George H.W. Bush signed into law the Americans with Disabilities Act, a pivotal moment in the history of one of the nation’s great civil rights movements.
Gwen Squire's career success, after a childhood in an institution for those born with disabilities, has made her an iconic figure in Western New York. (Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
A federal judge Monday evening ordered Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to follow the lead of what governors, mayors and county executives across the United States routinely offer every day: the prominent use of a sign language interpreter during his daily Covid press briefings so tens of thousands of deaf New Yorkers can keep up to date on the latest
Kaylin Corbran, born with cerebral palsy, uses a ramp outside her West Seneca home - a ramp whose use is available to her because of access mandated by the Americans with Disabilities Act. (Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
Gwen Squire's career success, after a childhood in an institution for those born with disabilities, has made her an iconic figure in Western New York. (Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
