Persons with Disability News Flash

• MassMutual General Agents recognized for leadership and commitment to community

  SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading in challenging as well as good economic times is more important than ever today as consumers look to financial professionals to provide solid long-term financial recommendations. Two general agents of the...

• New Program Provides Job Training for Older Unemployed Veterans

  The following is a press release from the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations: New Program Provides Job Training for Older Unemployed Veterans

• Pistorius-Singleton showdown looms at Paralympics

  DALLAS (AP) Jerome Singleton is all for fellow Paralympian Oscar Pistorius running against able-bodied athletes at the London Olympics.

• Left Turn by PG&E Truck in Mission District Causes Severe Injuries to Bicyclist

  Bike to Work Day should have been a great day for all San Francisco Bay Area cyclists, however it was a very bad day for one 27-year-old cyclist who was struck by a PG&E truck as the truck driver tried to make a left turn from South Van Ness onto 13th Street in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday, May 9th. The cyclist remains in critical condition at San Francisco General with a severe ...

• Vero Beach Council delays vote on unused sick pay/vacation pay policy

  VERO BEACH — All city department heads and new non-union city employees soon won't be able to roll over large amounts of unused sick pay for big retirement payouts, City Council members agreed Tuesday.

• First Person: My 4 years learning at Eastern have flown by

  As a recent graduate of Eastern Connecticut State University, I look back on my college career and think, “Where did the time go?”

• Joaquin Alvarado, former APM and CPB exec, is joining the Center for Investigative Reporting as its first chief ...

  The nonprofit news organization announced on May 2 that Alvarado will work to expand membership, engage diverse audiences and increase revenue for the San Francisco–based center, the nation’s oldest nonprofit investigative reporting organization.

• 'Big shoes to fill'

  It takes a rare combination of traits to serve in the role retiring Souris Valley Special Services director Ralph Charley has held for 38 years, said Ken Schneider, a school psychologist who has worked with Charley for 29 of those years.

• International Capsules: Pistorius-Singleton showdown looms at Paralympics

  DALLAS (AP) — Jerome Singleton is all for fellow Paralympian Oscar Pistorius running against able-bodied athletes at the London Olympics. Under one condition.

• Personal and career counseling practice opens in Winter Garden

  Bryan Truelove, licensed mental health counselor, has opened a new private practice in Winter Garden. Truelove has a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy and has training and experience in helping people reach their personal and professional goals.

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